List of SSBU Music (WarioWare series): Difference between revisions

One half of this track originally played on the main menu of ''{{s|mariowiki|WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!}}'', with the other half of this track playing on the title screen of the same game. This cover, returning from ''Brawl'', takes an electronic approach similar to that of '80s synthpop.

Source: WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgames!

This track is a medley of a large number of pieces heard in the first title of the series, ''WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!'' These include, in their order of when the piece plays during the overall track: the introduction theme to {{s|mariowiki|9-Volt}}'s microgames, the boss microgame theme of {{s|mariowiki|Jimmy T.}}, the theme for {{s|mariowiki|Dribble & Spitz}}'s microgames (namely, {{s|mariowiki|Drifting Away}}), the introduction theme to {{s|mariowiki|Dr. Crygor}}'s microgames, the introduction theme to [[Wario]]'s second collection of microgames, a snippet of the game over theme of Dr. Crygor's microgames, the newsflash jingle, the Main Menu theme and finally the Title Screen theme. The medley is rearranged by the game's lead composer, and is very close to the songs as they originally appear.

 

The portion of Drifting Away present in the arrangement is mostly taken from the ''{{s|mariowiki|Nintendo Sound Selection Vol.3: B-Side Music}}'' soundtrack, which featured a higher quality version of the song compared to its original Game Boy Advance debut.

Source: WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgames!

In ''{{s|mariowiki|WarioWare: Touched!}}'', one set of microgames revolved around [[Ashley]]. When playing through her set of microgames in the Japanese version of the game, this song would play in the background. In addition, while ''Touched!'' features a slow, marching-band style to the song, this adaptation of the song is considerably faster in pace, with its instrumentation more closely resembling {{s|wikipedia|swing jazz}}.

Everyone knows I'm the greatest

Just remember this when you see her on the street

In ''WarioWare: Touched!'', one set of microgames revolves around {{s|mariowiki|Mike}}. When a player watches the introduction of his set of microgames in the Japanese version of the game, this song plays, lyrics included. In this version, this song is covered with a '50s rock-and-roll feel to it.

In ''{{s|mariowiki|WarioWare: Twisted!}}'', one set of microgames revolved around {{s|mariowiki|Mona}}. When a player plays through her set of microgames in the Japanese version of the game, this song plays, lyrics included. It is focused on the pizzeria Mona works at, named {{s|mariowiki|Mona Pizza}}. This cover takes the same approach to the song as the original did, using a jazzy brass-focused style.

This theme, taken directly from its home game of ''{{s|mariowiki|Wario Land: Shake It!}}'', is played in {{s|mariowiki|Stonecarving City}}, the first stage of the game. This is the only song based on ''Wario Land''. It is an extension of [[Victory theme#Wario Victory Theme|Wario's victory fanfare]] that originally appeared in ''Brawl''. In PAL versions, the track is known as ''Ruins - Wario Land: The Shake Dimension'' to match the title of the game when it was released in Europe and Australia.

Japanese title: {{ja|いせき <small>(ワリオランドシェイフ)</small>|Iseki (Wario Rando Sheiku)}}, ''Ruins <small>(Wario Land Shake)</small>''

As the title implies, {{s|mariowiki|Gamer}} is taken from the eponymous game from ''{{s|mariowiki|Game and Wario}}''. Mostly silent, it is also filled with suspenseful audio cues that could either announce the arrival of {{s|mariowiki|5-Volt}} or fake players out.

== Trivia ==

*''Wario'' is one of the four non-DLC universes to not have its music be used in Spirit Battles outside of its universe, followed by {{uv|EarthBound}}, {{uv|Game & Watch}}, and {{uv|Kid Icarus}}.