WarioWare Touched! - Strategy Guide (Page 05)

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6B. Microgame Souvenirs =
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These are scored souvenirs.  There are six in the game, two in Toy Room 1, and 
four in Toy Room 2.

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"Juggle Boy"

The clown continually juggles objects as long as you tap its hand immediately 
when an object crosses it.  More objects get tossed on as you play, and not 
just juggling pins!  Hey, be glad there are no chainsaws.  Pass 40 tosses to 
unlock another souvenir.

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"Orbit Ball"

This is just like the boss game for Kat & Ana.  Draw a line beneath the ball 
guy and he'll continue bouncing off it up to the stratosphere.  In addition 
to clouds, you've also got other celestial objects which will knock the ball 
for a loop.  Pass 100 miles to get another souvenir.

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"Air Dude"

Bird Man Contests are actually pretty popular among thrillseekers in Japan.  
Blow steadily into the mic to keep the guy/plane level.  If you can pass 100 
yards, you'll unlock another souvenir.

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"Big Hurl"

Just like the microgame with the hammer throw, spin the guy to build up 
power.  When you think you have enough, release the stylus, but make sure the 
guy's pointed to the top, because the hammer will automatically stop if it 
hits the edge of the screen.  Hitting over 80 meters will get you another 
souvenir.

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"Snore Rope"

Simliar to the microgame where you had to keep the floating old man aloft.  
Blow into the mic to keep the old man between the jump rope.  It gets 
pretty ugly when the rope starts moving.  You get a point every time the 
rope passes the bottom.  Get over 15 points to get another souvenir.

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"Pyoro T"

Everyone's favorite sticky-tongued bird is back!  Pyoro stands in the midst 
of a little planet with four flowers on it.  If bad bugs touch all four 
flowers, the game's over!

To play, drag along the bottom screen to pull Pyoro's tail back and release to 
have him flip his tongue out.  You get points for picking up bugs.  Sometimes, 
bugs are so big that after you snap them up, you have to spin around yourself 
to finish swallowing them.

Normal Bugs: All bugs are worth 10 points apiece.  However, if you catch 
 multiple bugs, each one is worth 10 times the number you lapped up.  So, 
 if you catch four bugs at once, each is worth 40, for a total of 160!
Fly - Floats in a lazy pattern towards you.
Bullseye - Moves in a square-cornered manner towards you.
Green Faces - Zooms in a cluster to one spot, waits, and moves towards you 
 slowly.
Red Circles - Circle your planet in a group.
Bombs - Make a beeline right for Pyoro and stun him if they hit.  Don't 
 attack flowers.

Special Bugs:
Star - Floats by unobtrusively.  Worth 100 points and will restore one of your 
 lost flowers.
Big Blue Bug - Floats lazily.  Must spin to eat it.  100 points.
Big Red Circle - Comes with a large ring of flies.  Must spin to eat it.  
 100 points.

The army of bugs comes at you in a set pattern of waves.  Once you go through 
an entire set, the whole thing will repeat, but faster, until you lose all 
four flowers.

If you score more than 3000 points, you unlock another souvenir.

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6C. Other Souvenirs =
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These are just playthings.  I've ordered them starting at the top of each 
Toy Room and going horizontally by row, left to right.

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*** TOY ROOM 1 ***

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"Snow Man"

Roll the ball to build it up.  Once it's big enough, it will make a snowman.  
Smack it to bring it back to a small ball.

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"Wario Spinner"

Simply blow on the spinner and it will appear as Wario's face.

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"Whistle a Tune"

Blow on the mic and the mouth on the screen will start whistling.  The harder 
you blow, the higher the whistle pitch.

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"Calculator"

This calculator adds and subtracts, and that's about it.

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"Piano"

Not much to this piano, only eleven keys and no black keys.

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"Air Toss 2000"

Blow into the mic to levitate the ball in the pipe.  It will change colors, 
too!  Whee!

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"Metronome"

You can manipulate the "nose" on this thing.  Sliding it up and down the 
green stick can change the tempo.  Move it to the side to start it up.  Also, 
the bar on the lower right can change the time signature on the metronome.

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"Wario Paint"

A little more limited than Mario Paint.  You have black outlines of the 
game's characters and you can fill them in with the 14 colors available to 
you.

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"Pong Ping"

The only 2-player microgame.  Each player takes one end of the DS.  The 
player on the bottom screen uses the R Button and the player on the top 
screen uses the L Button.  You don't need to move your paddle, only press 
the button to swing it.  How and where you hit the ball will affect the 
speed of your return hit.  The first person to score 10 points wins the 
match.

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"Kitchen Timer"

This is just a basic timer.  You can use it if you don't have one on your 
watch, or something.  Just type in the time (starts in tens of minutes) and 
hit START to get it going.  Stop/Reset will stop the timer and reset the 
display to zero.  Once it goes off, hit Stop to stop the alarm.

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"Pet Brine Buddies"

Yes, you too can observe microscopic organisms as they go about their 
simple lives.  Drag the magnifying glass around the beaker to find the little 
guys.  If you use the light bulb, they'll want to swim towards it, albeit 
pretty slowly.

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"Wind Chime"

Blow on the mic and the chimes will jingle jangle jingle.

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"Reel-to-Reel"

Spin either wheel on the projector to move the film forwards or backwards.  
It's nothing really special, just a Chain Chomp busting through walls.

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"Bubble Blaster"

Blow into the mic to blow bubbles through the tube.  Blow slowly to make 
bigger bubbles.

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*** TOY ROOM 2 ***

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"Clacker"

Whip either ball on the clacker back and forth to make the most ANNOYING 
noises!

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"They Hunger"

A bunch of little blue and purple guys on the screen.  Anywhere you touch 
will be swarmed by them.  IT HUNGERS FOR MORE!!!  Sometimes if you leave 
them alone, they'll make formations.

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"Spirometer"

This is one of those things used to measure lung capacity.  Blow into the mic 
to make the ball float.

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"Play By Ear"

One of the few instances you'll be using face buttons.  You're given a 
harmonica.  Blow into it to create a note.  Use the buttons, cross-pad, and 
L&R to create different notes as the top screen dictates.  No harmony, 
though, and only one scale.

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"Party Tooter"

It doesn't make noise, but blow into this to see the patterns on the 
streamer.

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"Turntable"

Pick a record, then press the play button on the record player to listen.  
Press the stop button to start from the beginning, or the eject button to 
select a new record.  You can move the record manually, but no phat 
scratching, sadly.  Choose from Mario Paint (the push-up song), the main 
Hogan's Alley theme, or Ashley's Theme.

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"yo-yo"

Hold the DS upside down, then drag the hand up and down to play with the 
yo-yo.  All you can do is "Sleeper", though.

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"Grandma Simulator"

Listen to Grandma's pearls of wisdom!  All she asks is that you cool down 
her tea for her by blowing on it!

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"Pet Parrot"

Talk into the microphone for a bit and the parrot will repeat it back at 
you.  After saying something, wait a bit for it to repeat it.

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"Light Show"

Using this new weird flashlight, scribble colored light on the panel.

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"Game Credits"

While the credits roll, you can play with the shapes in the background.  
Sometimes they'll come out from where your stylus is.

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"Pet Chameleon"

Pull down the backdrops to make the chameleon blend into the background.

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"Custard"

Tap and drag the custard around to make it jiggle!

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7. STANDARD GUIDE STUFF
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7A. Legal =
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This FAQ was made 100% by me, and is Copyright © 2005 Scott "CyricZ" 
Zdankiewicz.  You may not take it in whole or in part and claim it as your 
own.  You may not alter it in any way, even if you ask me first, and that 
includes putting it in HTML format.  Please don’t post this on your site 
unless you have express consent by me.  I’ve put a lot of time into this.  
Give me some credit.

Currently, the following sites have permission to post my FAQ:

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I'm not going to allow people with small personal sites to post this FAQ.  
They may post the link on GameFAQs with all the WarioWare guides, but, trying 
to keep updates, well, updated, I'll only allow large committed sites that I 
trust.

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7B. E-mail Guidelines =
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If you wish to e-mail me, be sure to follow these guidelines...

- Make ABSOLUTELY sure I haven't already answered your question in the guide.
- Make sure it has something to do with WarioWare.  I don't want spam, chain 
letters, offers for friendship.  Don't bother me with info on other DDR games, 
really.  I keep my ear pretty close to the ground about such things, and I'll 
probably know about it before you.  Compliment me on the FAQ all you want, 
though...
- Make sure you say "WarioWare" at one point in your e-mail.  I have more than 
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7C. Credits =
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CJayC and Al Amaloo for having this on their sites.

Nintendo and Intelligent Systems for a great update to Wario's new series.

PiMacleod, for info on Pyoro T.

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7D. Version Updates =
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Version 1.0 - 2/20/05 - Well, that oughtta do it.  Lemme know if I need more 
 info or got some incorrect.

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7E. The Final Word =
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I honestly don't know which game I like more, this one or Feel the Magic.  
This one is far more intense, but I think Feel the Magic is harder.