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The inhabitants of the Mushroom Kingdom aren\u2019t big on speeches. They\u2019ll write long-ass letters, sure, but when it comes to speaking out loud most of them will restrict themselves to the odd soundbyte or celebratory quip. Except, that is, for Wario.<\/p>\n

While you\u2019ll only hear him these days saying \u201cWARIO\u201d or \u201cWAAAAA\u201d, around the release of WarioWare DIY<\/em> in 2009, things were different. It\u2019s the first game where Wario (and his friends) would speak in full sentences<\/span>, which if you\u2019re not used to it, is certainly a thing. Here is a very unsettling example, from WarioWare Gold<\/em>, in case you need a reminder:<\/p>\n