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In ''[[WarioWare Gold]]'', the house has moved to the top of the Diamond City Stadium. Wario plays his Nintendo 3DS on his chair in his house during the intro. It is also the place where he records the announcement for the "Wario Bowl" games. During the Story Mode intro, it is revealed that Wario has a trapdoor below his chair that he uses to transport to a computer room. | In ''[[WarioWare Gold]]'', the house has moved to the top of the Diamond City Stadium. Wario plays his Nintendo 3DS on his chair in his house during the intro. It is also the place where he records the announcement for the "Wario Bowl" games. During the Story Mode intro, it is revealed that Wario has a trapdoor below his chair that he uses to transport to a computer room. | ||
In ''[[WarioWare: Get It Together!]]'', the house looks similar to the one in ''WarioWare Gold'', but without the outlines. It is destroyed by a giant meteor shaped like Wario's nose in the Intro Games stage. In [[Orbulon]]'s stage, Wario is now living in a different house built using a number of random items. When Orbulon steals cultural artifacts from Earth, he decides to leave the house alone, presumably due to how ugly it is. | In ''[[WarioWare: Get It Together!]]'', the house looks similar to the one in ''WarioWare Gold'', but without the outlines. It is destroyed by a giant meteor shaped like Wario's nose in the Intro Games stage. In [[Orbulon]]'s stage, Wario is now living in a different house built using a number of random items. When Orbulon steals cultural artifacts from Earth, he decides to leave the house alone, presumably due to how ugly it is. It is unknown if he moved it or not because of the intro games cutscene. | ||
Wario has been depicted to own several different homes. In ''[[Mario & Wario]]'', he is originally shown residing in a [[Wario Tei|manor]]. In ''[[Wario Land II]]'' and ''[[Wario World]]'', he is shown residing in a [[Wario Castle|castle]], which he eventually acquired with his [[Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3|treasure-hunting wealth]]. | Wario has been depicted to own several different homes. In ''[[Mario & Wario]]'', he is originally shown residing in a [[Wario Tei|manor]]. In ''[[Wario Land II]]'' and ''[[Wario World]]'', he is shown residing in a [[Wario Castle|castle]], which he eventually acquired with his [[Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3|treasure-hunting wealth]]. | ||
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Wario's House is a minor location in the WarioWare series, where it is shown to be in Diamond City. Wario remodeled it as the headquarters of WarioWare, Inc., although it was restored after the events of the first game and moved from the top of a mountain to lower ground. Wario still controls his company from that location, although he usually just sits in front of the TV. In WarioWare: Twisted! the music box from Wario Land 3 is displayed on Wario's desk while a picture of the Golden Pyramid from Wario Land 4 appears on the wall beside it. In Wario: Master of Disguise, Wario's House can be seen in the intro movie and the main menu screen, where he once again relaxes and watches TV.
In WarioWare: Smooth Moves, the story "Mysterious Form Baton Found!" has Wario eating sweets in his home before having them stolen by a Splunk. Wario's House does not appear in the game again up until "Forever Form Baton", where Wario is at his house and receives mail from Penny, which contains a pink motorcycle.
Wario's House reappears in the game Game & Wario. The house appears in the opening intro, which shows Wario sitting in his home, watching television before he realizes he needs to make a game.
In WarioWare Gold, the house has moved to the top of the Diamond City Stadium. Wario plays his Nintendo 3DS on his chair in his house during the intro. It is also the place where he records the announcement for the "Wario Bowl" games. During the Story Mode intro, it is revealed that Wario has a trapdoor below his chair that he uses to transport to a computer room.
In WarioWare: Get It Together!, the house looks similar to the one in WarioWare Gold, but without the outlines. It is destroyed by a giant meteor shaped like Wario's nose in the Intro Games stage. In Orbulon's stage, Wario is now living in a different house built using a number of random items. When Orbulon steals cultural artifacts from Earth, he decides to leave the house alone, presumably due to how ugly it is. It is unknown if he moved it or not because of the intro games cutscene.
Wario has been depicted to own several different homes. In Mario & Wario, he is originally shown residing in a manor. In Wario Land II and Wario World, he is shown residing in a castle, which he eventually acquired with his treasure-hunting wealth.
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Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ワリオのいえ[1] Wario no Ie |
Wario's House |
| Chinese | 瓦力欧的家 Wǎlìōu de Jiǎ |
Wario's House (WarioWare: Touched!) |
| German | Warios Haus |
Wario's House |
| Italian | Casa di Wario |
Wario's House |
| Spanish | Casa de Wario |
Wario's House |
See also
References
- ^ Made in Wario Japanese opening.
