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Eggman to support the Heroes and remind Dr. Eggman that they want some compensation, as well as later appearing at the opening ceremony. Waluigi also appears in the bonus episode Dr.

Eggman's Robots , where Dr. Eggman convinces him to compete in an event against Metal Sonic, which Waluigi loses. A badge of Waluigi can also be obtained from the badge machine. Waluigi appears in Mario Sports Mix , where he is classified as a technical type character.

His technique stat is very high, but his other stats are fairly low. Each shot that connects with the goal is counted, and is worth one point each this adds up to four points if all shots connect. In dodgeball, Waluigi's Special Shot can launch up to four attacks on his opponents. While serving in volleyball, Waluigi's serves can go only in a straight line. In dodgeball, Waluigi evades dodgeball attacks by spinning his body.

Waluigi returns as a playable character in Mario Sports Superstars. In most sports he is a Technique type player, giving him the edge in skills such as shot accuracy or horse control. In tennis, however, Waluigi is classified as the sole Defensive player, as per his appearances in the Mario Tennis series. In golf, his default drive is yards, and his shot travels at a medium height in a draw trajectory. Waluigi appears in Dr. Mario World , where he is playable as Dr. Waluigi can be unlocked through the Staffing menu randomly like most of the unlockable doctors, but he can be unlocked after beating World 6 's Special Stage since version 1.

His skill in stage mode is to eliminate 10 dust viruses or other objects hidden inside dust clouds. If no dust cloud is present, the skill will instead eliminate a random virus or a random object if no viruses are found.

In versus mode, Dr. Waluigi's skill changes 3 viruses 2 viruses prior to version 2. Waluigi was featured as a recurring character in Wario's Warehouse , a series of articles on the Nintendo of Europe website dealing with various games on Nintendo platforms not necessarily games with Nintendo characters. Waluigi was one of the Mario franchise characters to appear as spaces in the board game Nintendo Monopoly. Taking the place of Mediterranean Avenue, Waluigi was the least expensive character to purchase; therefore, he was also one of the least profitable characters.

In the arc, he dresses up as the Millennium Star to scam the group out of their stamps. This works, and he constantly throws Poison Mushrooms to slow them down. Tumble, however, controls Mario with a remote control and knocks Waluigi into his own pile of Poison Mushrooms, getting their stamps back.

Waluigi also makes an appearance in Super Mario Maker , where he is an unlockable costume that can be used by grabbing a Mystery Mushroom. A figure of Waluigi can also be seen in the game's introductory cutscene.

In WarioWare Gold , Waluigi appears as a crude drawing if the player scans his amiibo during Wario's amiibo Sketch , an appearance shared with most Nintendo characters with amiibo. This is Waluigi's only appearance in a Wario title, despite being depicted as his partner in many Mario spinoffs.

Waluigi's outfit includes a purple undershirt under usually very dark indigo overalls which are occasionally pure black , orange shoes, and a purple cap that covers his short, brown hair. He has a large, pink nose, a thin mustache which is straight horizontal and pointed up at the edge, and gray eyes, his eyes being surrounded by light blue rings.

He also has long limbs and a skinny torso. Just like his partner, Waluigi is the extreme form of his rival. While Luigi is tall and skinny, Waluigi is taller and skinnier, just as Wario is obese in contrast to Mario. According to the Wario's Warehouse site, Wario routinely puts Waluigi on a rack to make him even taller [4]. Luigi's facial elements are also exaggerated in Waluigi. Waluigi has a very sharp jaw and a pointy chin.

Waluigi's sharp, handlebar mustache is an exaggeration of Luigi's soft and fluffy mustache. Many bios describing him in Mario sports games mention and poke fun at his features, including his sharp jaw, lanky proportions, pointy nose, and flat feet. Waluigi's clothing also is similar how Mario and Luigi 's color scheme is somewhat the same. Mario and Luigi have the similar colored pants, with their signature colors being opposites red and green. With Wario and Waluigi, the signature colors are still opposites yellow and purple , and their pants are not exactly matching, but they are a different shade most of the time like Mario and Luigi's, as Luigi's pants are just slightly darker.

On a side note, Waluigi has appeared wearing black pants at times, which was more common in his earlier appearances. Waluigi's appearance gets altered in the Super Smash Bros.

In Super Smash Bros. Brawl , Waluigi has a monotone, realistic appearance which is supported by his overalls featuring denim textures. Waluigi also wears brown shoes instead of his usual orange ones. Waluigi's shoes are also their typical orange color, instead of being brown in the previous game. Waluigi's appearance in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is essentially a combination of the two, due to wearing his current orange shoes, while retaining a subdued color scheme and detailed overalls from Super Smash Bros.

Brawl , but not to the same extent as said game. In Super Mario Strikers , Waluigi wears a soccer uniform. His short-sleeve jersey and shorts are purple and black, with some white and purple stripes.

His gloves are white and grey. His cleats are also purple and grey with white stripes, and they both include his logo. He also wears purple socks. The jersey also has "Waluigi" on the back, and both the front and back have the number 0 on it.

In Mario Strikers Charged , this outfit has additional armour. The jersey is no longer short sleeved, and his gloves are entirely white, and part of them are shaped like cogs. His socks are now grey pieces of armour, and his cleats now have yellow lines and yellow studs.

The front of the armour now includes his team icon. In both games' official artwork, Waluigi's midriff is slightly exposed, though in-game this only occurs in Mario Strikers Charged.

This makes Waluigi the only male human character in the franchise to have worn a top which exposes the midriff. In Mario Tennis Aces , Waluigi has a tennis outift. This include a short sleeved, purple polo shirt, dark blue shorts, orange sneakers, purple socks, and a purple visor with his logo on it. He can wear a purple top with white stripes, which, depending on the event, may be sleeveless, with black shorts, purple socks, and orange sneakers, a purple, white, and black wetsuit where he is barefooted, a karate gi, be shirtless wearing nothing but black swim trunks, his hat, and his gloves, he can wear a red suit with white pants and tall black boots, or a white outfit with purple stripes where he also wears his orange sneakers, and in certain events his wears his normal outfit.

In this outfit, Waluigi wears red, white, and green plaid pants and a red and white plaid hat. His shirt is white with grey stripes, and he wears a purple, white, and yellow tie with his icon on it. Finally, his suspenders are now brown, and his shoes are now a dark red.

Waluigi's outfit is sometimes referenced without directly referencing the character himself. The same can be done in Super Smash Bros. Brawl by switching Luigi's costume color, and in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate with both Mario and Luigi. Waluigi speaks with a strong Italian accent, just like the aforementioned characters, though he speaks in a considerably menacing tone.

Waluigi, like Wario, is more verbose in the Mario games than most other characters, due to consistently speaking in full sentences. Waluigi mostly drops the "-a"s during contractions, as evidenced by several cutscenes in the Mario sports titles. However, there are times where Waluigi's voice acting is limited, in which case, he has in-game text to show what he's saying.

In this case, Waluigi speaks intelligibly, but with slang. Waluigi drops the "g"'s in his sentences, or makes use of the word "ain't" on a frequent basis. Waluigi also has a habit of name-calling, since he consistently calls other characters "fools" or "idiots", as well as saying "Hey, dummy!

In many of his appearances, Waluigi makes a "WAA! Waluigi is personified as a comic relief character and a boastful, ill-tempered foil to the more humble and gentle Luigi.

He has bad chemistry with most other characters besides Wario, and is an openly rude and mean-spirited troublemaker. He has a perpetual scowl and is quick to anger, with earlier bios stating that he dislikes others being happy. In his one outing as a central antagonist in Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix , Waluigi claims that his reason for obtaining the Music Keys is to be the best dancer in the world, while bragging about using his power to spread chaos and control "the masses".

In Mario Tennis Aces , Waluigi points out that his and Wario's reasons for attaining Lucien was so that they could become the best tennis players in the world.

Waluigi's original bio in Mario Tennis also pointed out that he seeked to become as popular and as beloved as the Mario Brothers [5]. His victory celebrations often highlight his self-aggrandizing nature and vanity, and occasionally contain vulgar elements as well, such as in Super Mario Strikers where one of his victory animations involve him performing a pelvic thrust.

In the Mario Party series except for Mario Party 3 , Waluigi abandons his arrogance to play fairly against his opponents; this is also the case for Wario. However, his victory animations still depict him as somewhat of a boastful character, due to him ranting about "being a superstar. However, despite his overconfidence, Waluigi is also characterized by the great amount of self-pity he displays at other times. According to his voice actor Charles Martinet , Waluigi feels that good things are always happening to others and not to him, causing him great frustration.

Martinet considers his self-pity to be "the cornerstone of Waluigi's character", [6] such as how he constantly points out his own disadvantages and is quick to attribute his losses to his opponents cheating, while hypocritically taking pride in his own cheating. While Waluigi has many unsavory characteristics and appears aggressive at times, Martinet has nevertheless stated that he prefers to play up Waluigi's more conceited and self-pitying traits, as he feels that direct hostility is unfitting for Mario villains [7].

In Mario Super Sluggers , Waluigi shows a bit more sportsmanship; after his scout mission is cleared, he subtly states the gang cheated but commends them for their sneakiness, and congratulates them when they beat the Wario Muscles in a ball game along with accepting the player's decline for one.

As a comic relief character, he is often given comical and nonsensical animations, often displaying very poor sportsmanship, being quick to taunt his opponents and cheer for himself, while at the same time scowling in resentment for any progress made by his opponents.

In Wario's Warehouse, Wario often portrays Waluigi as extremely stupid, often making idiotic and foolish decisions. However, this contrasts with most of his other descriptions which depict him as the more cunning of the two. According to the trophy description in Super Smash Bros Melee , he also puts a lot of effort into his antagonistic schemes, although in the end, he never manages to succeed against his rivals.

In Super Mario Odyssey , the Waluigi Suit's description claims "This outfit makes you want to lurk in the shadows, waiting for a turn in the spotlight. The Waluigi hat's description also says "It's rarely worn", likely alluding to Waluigi's few and insignificant appearances.

Waluigi has been shown as quite secretive about his personal life and has demonstrated a more cynical and skeptical point of view compared to the other characters, as even his oldest descriptions mentioned his egotism and his outsider status in the Mushroom Kingdom.

However, because Waluigi typically only appears in sports and party titles, his backstory is still a blank slate, despite his decades of Nintendo cameos. All that's truly known about Waluigi is that, if he still has family out there, they don't seem to live in the Mushroom Kingdom. As far as family is concerned, the only two blood relatives between Nintendo's four Mushroom Kingdom mascots are Mario and Luigi. Wario and Waluigi have seemingly known the Mario Bros. This is true as of this writing, but it could always change.

Source: Kombo. He is the villain version of Luigi in the same way that Wario is the evil version of Mario. Luigi joined Mario on those first exploits before striking out on his own ghost hunting ventures.

Luigi first appeared in Mario Bros. Luigi is placed on the left, while Mario is on the right. Luigi is the one who loads the truck, as well. Other than position, Luigi is identical to Mario in this game. Electrokinetic: Luigi has the power to mold lightning in his hand into a sphere, creating a powerful attack, called the Thunderhand, that can shock and damage enemies quite severely.

Luigi only uses this move-in Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga. Some would think that these two are pure evil, but the truth is they are just bumbling crooks. Wario is voiced by Charles Martinet.

He is tall and thin, like Luigi, and wears purple. Waluigi is voiced by Charles Martinet. Waluigi appears in a few minigames in Mario Party-e. In Waluigi's Reign, Waluigi drops hammers, coins, and red coins on Mario. In Time Bomb Ticks! Waluigi also appears in two cards, Waluigi and Super Waluigi. They are both duel cards, which involves dueling a player for coin cards and in-play cards, but Super Waluigi costs coin cards.

These tames names are as follows:. By using a roulette, Waluigi can steal other opponents' coins. His Dice Block is colored purple. Super Smash Bros. Melee, where he appears as a trophy, number , via the Lottery after collecting at least other trophies. His description states that he spend a large quantity of time training for Mario Tennis, "honing" the ability to annoy Mario and Luigi.

The description also notes that he is the same age as Luigi, and that the status of his relationship with Wario is unknown. Both Stickers can be used by Bowser, Peach, Yoshi, Mario, and Luigi, and both increase attack; the former increases the user's long-ranged special attack by eight, and the latter increases the user's strength of moves which use claws or blades by fifteen.

His trophy appearance, with includes his tennis racket, again has a description which notes that his relationship with Wario is unknown, and that he worked "silently in the shadow of the Mario Bros. For his Assist Trophy, he appears with a tennis racket in hand, which is a reference to his debut in Mario Tennis.

He kicks his chosen opponent into the ground and finishes up by delivering one final kick or a blow with his tennis racket. Also, one of Luigi's alternate costumes resembles Waluigi's outfit. Waluigi returns in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as an Assist Trophy. Also, Mario and Luigi retain their Waluigi-inspired alternate costumes.

Two spirits of Waluigi appear, one of which uses his artwork from Mario Strikers Charged, the other using artwork of his regular appearance. He also appears in the Standard Bike's spirit. His regular appearance fight has Waluigi appearing as Assist Trophy enemies, and takes place on Peach's Castle. Bot fights are against Luigi, referencing his rivalry with him.

In Boxing, Waluigi appears as Luigi's final opponent, where he attacks by elbowing and kicking in contrast to Luigi's punches. Waluigi is controlled by the second player in Link Cable multiplayer. In Rain Shower, he appears only on Hard Mode, where he moves the lines around, putting the other characters including Wario in danger of Bowser's water balloons. Wa ha ha ha! Waluigi's cameo in WarioWare: Smooth Moves.

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