Super Smash Bros Brawl Wario

- Developer: Sora Ltd. | Game Arts
- Publisher: Nintendo
- Modes: 1-4 players online multiplayer via Nintendo WiFi
- Also includes non-Nintendo characters
- ESRB rating: Teen (T)
- Release date: Mar. 9, 2008

Wario is a character within Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the Wii. Wario is known for his reckless and unorthodox style of fighting. He can recover back to a platform by jumping, using his Wario Waft, or by summoning a motorcycle and riding it back to the platform. Wario can also use the motorcycle to run over his opponents. The motorcycle can also be used as a projectile. Wario can also eat projectiles and chew his opponents. Wario's strength and play schemes make him a fan favorite to play and watch. Many players consider him an above-average character.
Moves List
1. Standard special move: Chomp
2. Side special move: Wario Bike
3. Up special move: Corkscrew
4. Down special move: Wario Waft
5. Final smash: Wario-Man
Taunts:
1. Side: Dances with his rear facing the screen
2. Up: Makes two separate Wario signs, then puts them together
3. Down: Laughs, drops his jaw, then pulls it up again
Pros:
1. Very high horizontal aerial movement speed
2. Fast, high priority aerials
3. Up Aerial can juggle and kill
4. Bike-jumping can be used to help recover, or as an edgeguard technique
5. Bike can be destroyed if it is on the platform to yield fast projectiles
6. Can eat incoming projectiles
7. Wario Waft when fully charged deals incredible damage and knockback, and can help Wario's recovery
Cons
1. Bike can be stranded on stage or destroyed, disabling it for Wario's recovery
2. Up-B is very poor for recovery
3. Wario Waft takes two full minutes to charge
4. Besides the slow forward and down tilts, attacks lack very much range
5. Down-B can result in a loss of stock if used in the air by holding it in for a long time
6. Opponents can use parts of a broken Wario Bike
Background:

The third installment of the Super Smash Bros. series, Super Smash Bros. Brawl is a fighting game developed by Nintendo for the Nintendo Wii. The fighters are well-known video game characters from established video game franchises. Throughout the game, one to four players fight on various stages, each attempting to knock their opponents off the screen using a variety of attacks.