wario

Wario is a recurring character in the Super Mario franchise, designed to be an arch-rival to Mario. He is a muscular, hot-tempered, obese, and greedy character, usually playing the role of an anti-hero or an antagonist; he has also gone on to become the protagonist of his own self-named franchise, the Wario franchise, including games such as the Wario Land series and the WarioWare series. His name is a combination of Mario's name. he often sticks up three fingers or four to make his iconic “W” sign.

Wario has two iconic vehicles usually seen in his series of titles: the Wario Car from the Wario Land series, and the Wario Bike in the WarioWare titles. In addition, he owns a plane called the Bulldog, which appears in Mario & Wario and Wario's Woods, among other titles. In Wario Land II and Wario World, he is depicted as owning his own castle. The WarioWare series of games depicts him as owning a microgame-creating company called WarioWare, Inc. based in Diamond City. Wario also appears in the Super Smash Bros. series, in which he is classified under the Wario franchise, represented by his "W" symbol, separately from the Super Mario franchise.

Wario typically has a natural greed for money, which also balances it out for his competitive side when it comes to having a competition with Mario, Wario also has quite the temper, when he usually gets Into a typical rival competition, or if he loses or tries to best Mario. jealousy towards Mario. In later years after their initial encounter the tension between has weakened, but it still remains. Wario has allied with Mario to defeat greater threats in Super Mario 64 DS. According to the comic Super Mario Adventures, Wario has hated Mario since they were both young, Mario bullied Wario with dirty pranks, such as making Wario pick up Piranha plants while, on his side, picking up turnips. According to Nintendo Mario and Wario have known each other before Wario stole his castle, though if the comic is correct or not is still open for debate. At times, Wario may resort to criminal violence to have his vengeance; Such as bombing Peach Dome, unleashing chaos and destruction. Sometimes, Wario gains a begrudging respect to Mario and his desire to beat him rather than kill him. However in Mario Super Sluggers, he and Waluigi actually do. He appears to have a crush on Peach and declares to win her heart and wishes that she will be like him, much to Mario's annoyance.

Judging from his bad intentions, Wario has been consistently characterized as extremely arrogant, vengeful, and at times, sadistic. Many of Wario's heroic acts are because of self-interest or greed, although he later settles down and mellows out. Wario is more of a tactical fighter who often rushes in the brawl without hesitation. However, his rage or arrogance often causes him to underestimate his opponent and usually leads to his eventual defeat.

Wario has also been shown to be one of the more intelligent characters of the Mario and Wario series, as well as one of the most serious, rarely exhibiting humor. When he does so, his humor is often very dry and far darker than others characters, for this is due to his taste for crude humour. Aside from his more bleak sense of humor, he has also at times engaged in more sarcastic humor when gloating.

Despite his personality flaws, Wario is capable of respecting individuals, although he never outright states it often showing his respect non verbally.

Because of his arrogance, attitude and wrongdoing, Wario gains much disdain from those around him, particularly Mario, Toad, and Peach, who continually admonished him for his brutality.

Arguably, his most defining trait is his rivalry with Mario and his obsession to surpass him. He until goes so far as to break down in tears over his inability to surpass Mario. Indeed, it would seem that Wario's most unique relationship is with Mario. He has a large jagged mustache, a bellicose cackle, and has a stronger Italian accent than Mario. While Wario is bigger, a lot of it is often implied to be fat. hes fat with muscles but hes 6’7. mario has a romantic relationship with princess peach, while mario’s brother, luigi has a thing for princess daisy. Princess Daisy, or casually Daisy, is the princess of Sarasaland and a recurring character in the Super Mario franchise. An energetic and enthusiastic princess who can be slightly tomboyish, Mario once saved her and her kingdom from the rule of Tatanga in 1989's Super Mario Land on the Game Boy.[1] Daisy would not make a major appearance again until Mario Tennis on the Nintendo 64 in 2000, and has since made relatively frequent appearances in games of various genres. She is also Luigi's love interest and Peach's best friend. Her traits and abilities are often flower-based.

Daisy is a woman with tan fair skin, vivid blue eyes, round, plump cheeks, and medium-length brown-orange hair that goes down to her shoulders and points upward. Daisy wears a mixed yellow-orange dress with two bottom orange petal-shaped layers, a green centered daisy brooch, orange heels, white petal-shaped openings and collar, and earrings with emerald green gems. Her crown changes to old gold, but it has red and green crystal with daisies on it. Daisy was originally portrayed very similarly to Princess Peach; a sweet, innocent damsel-in-distress, even having the same voice actress as Peach. However, Daisy's personality was later realigned to be of a sassy, spunky, feisty, and energetic tomboy. Daisy likes shopping and dining at restaurants. During party and sporting events, Daisy does not like to lose. As Daisy is a passionate sports girl, meaning she is very sporty and is very good at them.

Daisy is tough and hard-headed; she tries to get what she wants. Daisy attempted to claim the Beauty Stamp, but she ran off crying after she did not receive it. Daisy was disappointed in Wario and Waluigi when they did not "learn anything" after Mario defeated Lucien.

daisy is one of the only characters who dont hate wario.