Top 5 Warioware Boss Microgames

Daily Countdowns: Top 5 Warioware Boss Microgames

Number #5

Global Warning (Warioware Touched: Ashley)
The premise of this game is simple. Just drag your planet Earth left and right, and try to dodge all of these missles. However, this game gets more and more hectic as the microgame goes on. The missles are fired in more unpredictable patterns, and these missles need good dragging skills to avoid safely. Though I found this game pretty hard at first, I gradually got better at this and got to like the hecticness of this game.

I'm terrible at that one. XD It's the only boss stage I really had trouble with in that game. Still it is pretty cool.

^Yeah, it can be very hard at first. It was actually one of my least favorites before beating it.

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Number #4


Punch Out (Warioware: Minigame Mania- Jimmy T)
This microgame is so play to play with. Basically, you need to dodge your opponent's punches, and then, you need to punch your opponent when you have a chance to. I like this microgame, because it is pretty fun avoiding your opponent's punches, and attacking him when he has no defense. Also, this game was a nice reference to the Punch-Out! series. I also like the fact that this game gives you three tries, that you won't automatically fail the microgame after making one mistake.

That one is a nice reference to Punch-Out, but it is strange it's not just in 9-Volt's stage. In fact, 9-Volt has a sports boss stage in that game, whereas Jimmy has one based on a Nintendo game. What is up with that?

Number 3

Block Party (Warioware: Smooth Moves- Young Cricket & Master Mantis
The premise of this game is simple, you just need to catch the blocks of different shapes and sizes that are falling. You must created a balanced structure, because you will need to balance the structure for three seconds. I like how this microgame combined the catching and the balancing microgames, which appeared in the series a lot. I also like the fact that it requires some brain sense, since putting the block on the wrong location can lead to the failure of the microgame.

I like that one's full minigame, since there are 100 levels available to play that can actually get challenging. I feel like they should've randomized the boss stage to make it more enjoyable, since it's kind of annoying to repeat.

Number 2

Wario Dance Company (Warioware: Smooth Moves- Tiny Wario)
This had to be on the list. It is incredibly simple to play this microgame- just mimic other dancers' moves by using the Wii Remote. Why do I like it? It is incredibly fun to dance while following the others' moves. The motion controls surprisingly work very well in this microgame as well. (Well Smooth Moves' motion controls are all nice, but I never expected such good motion controls for a dancing game.) If I had to find the drawback of this game, it is that you will need to play this alone in your room. It is pretty much embarrasing to dance while the others are watching you, lol.

Oh that boss stage. XD That has to be the most hilarious one in the entire series. You're right, the controls are really good, especially compared to the rest of the game. It's odd. I don't really like that one, though, because you have to dance.

Number 1


Nose Dive (Warioware: Twisted!- Kat & Ana)
Oh my, I like this microgame so much. This minigame has both great humor and gameplay. I like how it used the nose-picking theme that has been used in many Warioware games. The microgame itself also have three phases. First, you need to beat all the tiny noses by shooting your fingers at them. Secondly, you need to defeat the big nose by blocking its nostrils by your fingers. Lastly, you need to defeat an even bigger nose by smashing up your arms on the nostrils. I really like how they provided three different phases of the microgame, they spent a lot of effort while making this microgame. The microgame itself is also very fun to play with. This just has to be my favorite Warioware boss minigame.

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The best nose-picking microgame. XD I also really like that one, although it does kind of annoy me since it takes so long, and I just want to get back to the regular microgames in that stage.