Wario-Man

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Wario-Man
Wario-Man in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
User	Wario
Universe	Wario
Article on Super Mario Wiki	Wario-Man

“	Take a big bite of garlic and transform. He still uses normal attacks in this form but all are dramatically powered up. Stay airborn by using midair attacks.	”
—Brawl's instruction manual

Wario-Man (ワリオマン, Warioman) is Wario's Final Smash. It involves him turning into his costumed alter-ego from WarioWare: Twisted! and WarioWare: Touched! by eating bad garlic.

When Wario uses this move, he takes a bite of garlic and turns into Wario-Man while laughing. The transformation is somewhat similar to Bowser's. During the final smash, all of his moves are upgraded greatly, being extremely fast and strong and have decreased ending lag. All of his throws are able to KO opponents above 70%. He moves a lot faster, deals more damage and knockback, and is virtually invincible, though he can still be harmed by eating bombs and taking hoop damage, along with being affected by Super Mushrooms and Poison Mushrooms, but not Metal Boxes.

All of Wario-Man's aerial attacks except his down aerial cause him to gain altitude without entering helpless mode, giving him unlimited recovery. This also means that Wario-Man can easily perform both Hyrule Jumps. However, since his aerials make him gain altitude in a set path, an effective wall of pain is not possible. All of his aerials can be strung together for a rather ridiculous-looking upward movement.

Wario Waft charges faster, and a fully charged Wario Waft is a one-hit KO as Wario-Man, though the half charge one is unaffected. His bike becomes so fast that it can outrun the cars in Big Blue, and must be jumped off almost immediately to avoid self destructing on smaller stages.

It is interesting to note that Wario-Man's moves that normally can only be used once can be used again when he transforms back into Wario. For example, if Wario-Man does a Corkscrew and then transforms back into Wario in mid-air, it's possible to Corkscrew a second time without touching the ground. Also, if Wario-Man transforms back into Wario while wielding a Hammer or a Golden Hammer, the Hammer will restart its process over again, allowing the player to double the amount of time they can use the hammer. Occasionally, because the process restarts itself, the player may end up getting a headless hammer or a squeaky Golden Hammer afterwards.

Brawl Moveset

	Move	Description	Segment		Damage	Angle	Hit Frames		BKB	KBG	WBKB	Type
Neutral		Left hook, then right hook. Can be used multiple times in a row to quickly rack up damage as Wario walks forwards.	Hit 1	Fist	4%		8	10	25	20	0
				Arm
			Hit 2				16	18
Forward tilt		Wario swings his right fist in a circle then thrusts it forward. Can be used in rapid succession.	Angled up		17%		14	17	35	100	0
			Angled side		16%
			Angled down		15%					90
Up tilt		Raises both hands above his head, raising the roof.	Clean	Body	15%		12	14	65	74	0
				Right hand
				Left hand
			Late	Body	12%		15	27	40	50
				Right hand					30
				Left hand
Down Tilt		Stabs his index finger at the ground in front of him. The knockback angle is low enough (10 degrees) that it is considered a semi-spike.			9%		5	9	50	90	0
Dash		Trips and falls flat on his face, sliding a small bit. Like a few of Wario-Man's moves, the attack can be interrupted before the last hit occurs.			12%		4	23	60	75	0
Up smash		Head grows as Wario spins, hitting multiple times with the head. Opponents just out of range will be sucked in.	Clean	Head	2%		6	23	15	70	0
				Body					40
				Wind	0%				0	50	100
			Late		15%		24		60	90	0
Down smash		Spins on the ground, bashing foes with his head. Can be interrupted in the middle of the second hit.	Clean		18%		5	19	40	80	0
			Mid				20	55	20
			Late				56	61	10
Forward smash		His trademark Dash Attack from the Wario Land games and Wario World. Despite Wario-Man being invincible, it retains normal Wario's super armour and transcendent priority - on the other hand, using the move rockets Wario-Man across the stage.			16%		5	29	30	90	0
Neutral aerial		Accompanied by a gradually lowering sound of falling, Wario extends his hands and fingers, then spins in place. Out of all Wario-Man's aerials, this one gives him the most height (almost twice as much as his other air attacks).	Clean		15%		4	7	30	90	0
			Late		12%		11	39	20	100
Forward aerial		Sticks his foot a short distance forward.	Clean		15%		5	6	20	90	0
			Late		11%		7	24	15
Back aerial		Throws his head backwards, hitting with it, entire body horizontal.	Clean		15%		8	10	20	90	0
			Late		11%		11	28	15
Up aerial		Claps above his head with hands and feet. Can be chained into itself at low percentages.			18%		8	9	35	80	0
Down aerial		Turns upside down and spins, drilling with his head. The attack is a Meteor Smash, but Wario-Man launches himself downwards at almost three times his normal falling speed, making it important to use a neutral air as soon as possible to avoid SD'ing.	Hit 1		13%		8	22	30	90	0
			Landing		10%		1	22		100
Pummel		Pokes his opponent in the torso.			3%		5		0	100	40
Forward throw		Spins the foe around and throws him/her forward.			15%		47		60	100	0
Back throw		Hits them backward with his butt.	Hit 1		2%		20	22	50	120	0
			Hit 2		15%		21		60	100
Up throw		Throws them into the air and jumps up, headbutting them.	Hit 1		4%		23	25	30	100	0
			Hit 2		13%		25		60
Down throw		Throws the victim on the ground and sits violently on top of them, who is then knocked behind Wario. Any bystanders are Meteor Smashed.	Hit 1		4%		22	23	30	100	0
			Hit 2		13%		23		75
Floor (back)		Wario spins around with his fist extended.	Hit 1		10%		16	17	80	50	0
			Hit 2				20	21
Floor (front)		Wario pokes both forwards and backwards.	Hit 1		10%		16	17	80	50	0
			Hit 2				21	22
Floor (trip)		Wario makes two kicks to either side.	Hit 1		10%		19	20	60	50	0
			Hit 2				30	31
Edge (<100%)		Crawls up the ledge and flips onto his back, attacking with his head.			10%		31	33	0	100	110
Edge (100%+)		Crawls up the ledge and slides his hand across the ground. Similar to his down tilt.	Arm		10%		53	55	0	100	90
			Rear
Neutral special move	Chomp	Can do more bites per second than regular Wario and the throw has high knockback.	Bite		2%		19	24	0	30	100
			Release		10%				60	100	0
			After eating explosive		13%		17		50	110	0
Side special move	Wario Bike	Goes dangerously fast, so it should be used carefully.	Drive		13%				40	100	0
			Wheelie						40	80
			Thrown	Front	7%				50	0	0
				Back	8%
				Middle	9%
			Tire		4%
Up special move	Corkscrew	Goes higher than regular Wario corkscrew.	Hit 1		14%		1	6	50	100	0
			Hit 2				8	31
Down special move	Wario Waft	Charges much faster. Stuns opponents when uncharged; has OHKO potential when fully charged.	Uncharged		0%		16	18	0	100	80
			Slightly charged	Center	10%		10	11	30	100	0
				Front	8%				20
				Back
			Mostly charged		19%		5	8	20	70	0
			Fully charged	Clean	50%		9	10	0	100	0
				Late	20%		11	16

Trophy descriptions

In Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Wario-Man

Wario's Final Smash. He chomps on his favorite food, garlic, and transforms into Wario-Man! His mobility goes way up. His attack power doesn't change much, but he scampers like a cockroach, using moves like crazy! He can jump over buildings and use midair attacks to fly. Oh, and he doesn't flinch from attacks. Think twice about bringing out his motorcycle at this time...

In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

With just a little nibble of garlic, humble everyman Wario transforms into the hero of justice, Wario-Man! He's...still not really all that strong, but he does get quite a bit faster, and he can launch foes farther too. And like any good hero, he has the ability to fly...by spamming attacks in midair. Just like they all do it, right?
Just a little nibble of garlic, and the humble Everyman Wario transforms into the hero of justice, Wario-Man! He's...still not really all that strong, but he does get quite a bit faster, and he can launch foes further too. And of course, like any good hero, he has the ability to fly...by spamming attacks in mid-air. That's how they all do it...right?

Origin

Wario-Man in WarioWare: Touched!

Wario-Man originates from WarioWare: Twisted! and WarioWare: Touched!, appearing as the alter-ego for Wario. In both games, once the player has beaten all of the microgame compilations from the other characters, the player unlocks Wario-Man's microgames compilation. In WarioWare: Twisted, Wario transforms into Wario-Man after falling into Dr. Crygor's invention: the Gravitator while in WarioWare: Touched! Wario transforms after consuming a rotten piece of garlic. This "new character" then appears on the main menu with a brand new set of microgames available to attempt. Wario-Man's games were the last of its kind both times and were more challenging than the preceding games.

In the cut-scenes before and after his microgames, Wario-Man exhibits some kind of superhuman abilities; however, his increases in speed, strength and the capability of flight in Smash is more likely derived from typical superhero/super-villain powers in general comic books and other media.

Gallery

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  Wario-Man possesses a Wario Bike so fast and uncontrollable that it can lead to a self-destruct.

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  Wario possesses the ability to "fly" by using his neutral aerial. Unlike other aerials, Wario can use this one the least to gain the most height.

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  Wario-Man in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.

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  Wario-Man in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.

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  Wario-Man trophy in Brawl.

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  Wario-Man trophy in for Wii U.

Trivia

• While Wario normally wears the Franklin Badge and Screw Attack on his nose, Wario-Man wears them on his stomach.
• Wario-Man is available as a separate character through hacking, although when he is KO'd, he reverts back into Wario. At the end of a match, the game will freeze if he has not reverted into Wario due to having no results screen animations. Once reverted, he will not be able transform back into Wario-Man unless he uses the Smash Ball. The transformation will then function normally; reverting Wario-Man back into Wario after a period of time.
• For whatever reason, the speed multiplier of Training Mode does not affect how long (in real time) Wario-Man lasts.
  • Oddly, while Giga Bowser's time was fixed, Wario-Man's was not.
• When Wario-Man charges his smashes, they will make a sound effect different from regular Wario's charging sound effect.
• Wario's bike disappears upon this move's usage.
• In Brawl, whenever Wario-Man jumps from a ledge, he only jumps vertically with no horizontal momentum. This means that if he jumps from a ledge and the player does not press move left or right, he will grab onto the ledge again after he falls.
• Wario-Man is one out of five Final Smashes that the user can taunt during, the others being Giga Bowser, Giga Mac, Mega Lucario, and R.O.B. in Brawl.

See also

• Undead glitch

External links

• Confirmation

Wario's special moves

Neutral special	Chomp
Side special	Wario Bike
Up special	Corkscrew
Down special	Wario Waft
Final Smash	Wario-Man