Listen to the Doctor!

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[[File:ListenTotheDoctor.png|thumb|left|The doctor giving a player an order]]

[[File:ListenTotheDoctor Clapping.png|thumb|Clapping scene of Listen to the Doctor!]]

'''Listen to the Doctor!''' is Mona's multiplayer mode in ''WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!'' It involves, as its name implies, a doctor. Each player goes into the doctor's room one at a time, and he gives that player an order (such as telling a lie, sitting like a girl, talking to themselves, etc.), followed by a [[microgame]], which they are to complete while they are performing the action. Afterwards, regardless of whether the player achieves the microgame's objective, the other players must applaud them (by pressing {{button|gcn|A}}) to confirm if they met the doctor's request. The winner is the player who is applauded the most.

'''Listen to the Doctor!''' is Mona's multiplayer mode in ''WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!'' It involves, as its name implies, a doctor. Each player goes into the doctor's room one at a time, and he gives that player an order (such as telling a lie, sitting like a girl, talking to themselves, etc.), followed by a [[microgame]], which they are to complete while they are performing the action. Afterwards, regardless of whether the player achieves the microgame's objective, the other players must applaud them (by pressing {{button|gcn|A}}) to confirm if they met the doctor's request. The winner is the player who is applauded the most. If multiple players have the most applause they all win, unless nobody applauded at all, in which case it will count as a loss for all players and the doctor will encourage them to "enjoy life more".

Listen to the Doctor! returns in ''[[WarioWare: Move It!]]'' with some changes. First, players give thumbs up with the Joy-Con as the method of applauding. Secondly, the doctor gives a thumbs up if a player completes a microgame. Finally, if there are more than two players, the doctor may assign a two-player microgame, which has its own set of doctor's orders.

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 [[File:ListenTotheDoctor.png|thumb|left|The doctor giving a player an order]]
 [[File:ListenTotheDoctor Clapping.png|thumb|Clapping scene of Listen to the Doctor!]]
-'''Listen to the Doctor!''' is Mona's multiplayer mode in ''WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!'' It involves, as its name implies, a doctor. Each player goes into the doctor's room one at a time, and he gives that player an order (such as telling a lie, sitting like a girl, talking to themselves, etc.), followed by a [[microgame]], which they are to complete while they are performing the action. Afterwards, regardless of whether the player achieves the microgame's objective, the other players must applaud them (by pressing {{button|gcn|A}}) to confirm if they met the doctor's request. The winner is the player who is applauded the most.
+'''Listen to the Doctor!''' is Mona's multiplayer mode in ''WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!'' It involves, as its name implies, a doctor. Each player goes into the doctor's room one at a time, and he gives that player an order (such as telling a lie, sitting like a girl, talking to themselves, etc.), followed by a [[microgame]], which they are to complete while they are performing the action. Afterwards, regardless of whether the player achieves the microgame's objective, the other players must applaud them (by pressing {{button|gcn|A}}) to confirm if they met the doctor's request. The winner is the player who is applauded the most. If multiple players have the most applause they all win, unless nobody applauded at all, in which case it will count as a loss for all players and the doctor will encourage them to "enjoy life more".
 Listen to the Doctor! returns in ''[[WarioWare: Move It!]]'' with some changes. First, players give thumbs up with the Joy-Con as the method of applauding. Secondly, the doctor gives a thumbs up if a player completes a microgame. Finally, if there are more than two players, the doctor may assign a two-player microgame, which has its own set of doctor's orders.