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'''Wario is HOT''' (known as '''Burning Up''' in the | '''Wario is HOT''' (known as '''Burning Up''' in the British English version) is one of the Job Center's microgames in ''[[WarioWare: D.I.Y.]]'' The player has to draw the articles of clothing that [[Wario]] wears in the game. The title of the microgame may be a double entendre as Wario is considered to be unattractive in general; the British localization may have removed the double entendre deliberately to remove the suggestive theme. | ||
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Revision as of 00:51, July 23, 2019
Template:Minigame-infobox Wario is HOT (known as Burning Up in the British English version) is one of the Job Center's microgames in WarioWare: D.I.Y. The player has to draw the articles of clothing that Wario wears in the game. The title of the microgame may be a double entendre as Wario is considered to be unattractive in general; the British localization may have removed the double entendre deliberately to remove the suggestive theme.
Gameplay
To win the game, the player has to take off Wario's clothes. To do so, they have to tap each one of them. There are three pieces of clothing in total. If the players missed one and the time runs out, they lose the microgame.
Wario also wears a wig; if it is removed along with his clothes, he makes a sad expression, although this isn't required to win the microgame and is simply an Easter egg.
Job Center Description
"I am ROASTING all these clothes! Help me out off'em. But first you gotta figure out what they look like!"
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | あついからぬぐ[?] Atsuikara nugu |
It's hot, so time to strip |
See also
Trivia
- The microgame info may be a reference to Nelly's 2002 song "Hot in Here," specifically its lyrics "It's getting hot in here / so take off all your clothes." The Japanese translation also seems to reference this further.
