Wario-Man

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Wario-Man (ワリオマン) is Wario's Final Smash in Super Smash Flash 2.

Overview[]

When performed, Wario eats a clove of garlic and laughs as he transforms into Wario-Man, his costumed alter-ego. Wario-Man is able to move freely and has a full moveset consisting of modified versions of Wario's normal attacks, which are generally changed to deal more damage and knockback, have less startup or ending lag, or have new properties such as lifting him into the air. Additionally, he moves faster, jumps higher, falls more slowly, and has much more knockback resistance, though he can still receive damage from attacks. After approximately 20 seconds, Wario-Man will revert back to Wario's normal form, ending the move.

Moveset[]

Ground attacks[]

Attack	Description	Damage
Neutral attack	Does a left hook and a right hook, while moving forward.	5% 5%
Down tilt	Thrusts his hand diagonally downward while crouching. Buries opponents.	7%
Down smash	Does an Earthshake Punch.	19%
Forward tilt	Performs a short straight-punch.	16%
Forward smash	Winds back and delivers an enormous backhanded punch.	21%
Up tilt	Thrusts both hands in the air.	10%
Up smash	A spinning headbutt. This attack hits multiple times.	12%-13%
Dash attack	Flops forward on his belly.	12%

Aerial attacks[]

Attack	Description	Damage
Neutral aerial	Stretches out hands and legs in a skydiver pose and spins.	15%
Forward aerial	Flying forward kick.	15%
Back aerial	A backwards headbutt.	15%
Up aerial	Claps both hands above himself.	18%
Down aerial	Turns upside down and spins while falling, hitting with his head.	4%

Grabs and throws[]

Attack	Description	Damage
Grab	Reaches forward with his hand.	N/A
Pummel	Punches opponents with one hand.	1%
Forward throw	Hits opponents away with his rear end.	9%
Back throw	Spins the opponent around thrice and throws them away.	15%
Up throw	Tosses the opponent up and bumps them with his head.	15%
Down throw	Violently sits on opponents. Does 2 hits.	7%

Other Attacks[]

Attack	Description	Damage
Ledge attack	Climbs up, then swipes his hand in front of him.	12%
Floor attack	Punches around himself, starting with in front of him.	10%

Special Moves[]

Attack	Name	Description	Damage
Neutral special move	Chomp	Opens his jaws to trap opponents he comes into contact with. Automatically chomps on opponents, and throws them forward. If the player presses the special button, Wario-Man will chomp on opponents, but it will not do damage.	6%
Side special move	Shoulder Bash	Dashes forward shoulder-first, knocking back any opponent in his way.	13%
Up special move	Corkscrew	Launches into the air while spinning around, damaging opponents on his way.	2% 18%
Down special move	Wario Waft	Releases a fart that can be charged over time to be more powerful, ranging from a small waft to a large explosion.	0%-30%

Misc.[]

Misc.	Description
Taunts	Neutral	Wario-Man laughs so hard that his jaw breaks, so he has to forcefully put it back in place with his hands.
	Side	Wario-Man shakes his rear end at the camera while snickering.
	Down/Up	Wario-Man yells, "Wa, wa, wa!" while putting up 3 fingers for each "Wa!" which supposedly symbolizes the "W" for Wario, and holds up 6 fingers in the last "Wa!" while facing the screen.
Special Abilities	Takes less knockback.

Origin[]

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. 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 microgames were the last of its kind both times and are more challenging than the preceding microgames.

Gallery[]

Artwork[]

Screenshots[]

Early designs[]

Trivia[]

Prior to Beta, when Wario started his transformation he would comically grow very brief into a muscular, Zangief-like version of Wario-Man before shrinking back to his regular size.
In version 0.9b of the SSF2 Demo, whenever Wario-Man missed a grab, he would bug and continue to repeat the grab animation until he returned to normal.
Wario-Man's second artwork for SSF2 is based on his artwork from WarioWare: Touched!.

Wario's special moves
Neutral special move	Chomp
Side special move	Shoulder Bash
Up special move	Corkscrew
Down special move	Wario Waft
Final Smash	Wario-Man