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[[File: | [[File:SwirlySlab.png|thumb|[[Wario]] using a '''Swirly Slab''' in [[Horror Manor]].]] | ||
A '''Swirly Slab'''<ref>''Wario World'' instruction booklet, page 25.</ref> is a circular platform with a spiral on it in ''[[Wario World]]''. If [[Wario]] performs a [[Wild Swing-Ding]] while standing on it, the Swirly Slab will rise, giving Wario access to higher areas otherwise inaccessible. Swirly Slabs first appear as metal disks in Horror | A '''Swirly Slab'''<ref>''Wario World'' instruction booklet, page 25.</ref> is a circular platform with a spiral on it in ''[[Wario World]]''. If [[Wario]] performs a [[Wild Swing-Ding]] while standing on it, the Swirly Slab will rise, giving Wario access to higher areas otherwise inaccessible. Swirly Slabs first appear as metal disks in Horror Manor, and reappear in [[Beanstalk Way]], where they are hidden within flower buds that must be [[Ground Pound]]ed to be opened. | ||
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A Swirly Slab[1] is a circular platform with a spiral on it in Wario World. If Wario performs a Wild Swing-Ding while standing on it, the Swirly Slab will rise, giving Wario access to higher areas otherwise inaccessible. Swirly Slabs first appear as metal disks in Horror Manor, and reappear in Beanstalk Way, where they are hidden within flower buds that must be Ground Pounded to be opened.
References
- ^ Wario World instruction booklet, page 25.
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