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Actually Wario's first appearance was in Wrecking Crew released way back in 1985. Now, some people will tell you that this character's name is "Spike", but it is clearly Wario and there's no mistaking him at all. Looks like Mario, but he's wearing yellow and has a handlebar mustache and he's malevolent. That's Wario alright.Wario was created in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins...
FIX'D!
He was the last boss.
Those aren't mutually exclusive!waluigi is not a jew. he is evil dude. he is probably terrorist some sort
how can you forget Luigi's Mansion for the gamecube, i think its the one game where mario isn't the main character you get to play as.Luigi used to kick ass in Super Mario 2. But I don't remember any other significant appearance of Luigi since then. Maybe Mario Kart DS, I preferred Luigi over Mario (that's until I unlocked all carts for any character)
yes but i think waluigi is not jew. he is italian... maybe he is member of brigade-russowaluigi is not a jew. he is evil dude. he is probably terrorist some sort
Those aren't mutually exclusive!
QUOTE said:Now, who is Luigi's rival? Does his name make sense? The answers are Waluigi and no. See, Nintendo didn't know they would ever be making 'evil twins' of Mario and Luigi so they didn't make the names reversable. They got lucky with Mario, but Luigi just didn't work. So, when they introduced evil Luigi they did the silliest thing possible and just tacked on the 'Wa' from Wario. Pathetic!
QUOTE said:Now, who is Luigi's rival? Does his name make sense? The answers are Waluigi and no. See, Nintendo didn't know they would ever be making 'evil twins' of Mario and Luigi so they didn't make the names reversable. They got lucky with Mario, but Luigi just didn't work. So, when they introduced evil Luigi they did the silliest thing possible and just tacked on the 'Wa' from Wario. Pathetic!
Waluigi's name makes very much sense. It's just that you, as English speakers, aren't able to sense the cleverness of this name. In Japanese, "waruii" means "evil, bad". So when you have a character named "Ruiigi", what do you call his evil twin? You guessed it! "Waruiigi". It just so happens that this doesn't work out in English... ;__;
Now, I have nothing against your condemnation of Waluigi, I just become mildly annoyed when people assume things about which they are ignorant. Waluigi is indeed a useless character, and I would be happy to see him dead (or a jew).
Actually, as a religious Jew I can say that you can substitute your yarmulke for a hat in cases. I know of some some jews who prefer wearing hats over yarmulke while visiting some foreign countries so they can't be recognized as Jews (afraid of violent anti-semitics).shouldn't Jewigi be wearing a yarmulka instead of his hat?
shouldn't Jewigi be wearing a yarmulka instead of his hat?
Actually, as a religious Jew I can say that you can substitute your yarmulke for a hat in cases. I know of some some jews who prefer wearing hats over yarmulke while visiting some foreign countries so they can't be recognized as Jews (afraid of violent anti-semitics).
Also althoguh I am religious I don't walk around wearing David-stars, holding Torahs while balancing menorahs on my feet
Also, now that I think about it, Nintendo's characters really are very one-dimentional. While Jewigi is obviously out of the question, it would be very interesting if the characters did have more multi-faceted personalities including religious beliefs, hobbies, love lives, life goals, etc. Maybe the time has come for Nintendo to humanize their characters!
Actually Waluigi is an anagram of "u Wii gal" as well as of "Wii lag u", which is acutally kind of intresting. There will possibly be a Waluigi Wii game where the fact that he is actually a woman can be discovered. The game will also feature addictive online multiplayer, succesful enough for it to suffer from bad lag because of too many players.
shouldn't Jewigi be wearing a yarmulka instead of his hat?
Actually, as a religious Jew I can say that you can substitute your yarmulke for a hat in cases. I know of some some jews who prefer wearing hats over yarmulke while visiting some foreign countries so they can't be recognized as Jews (afraid of violent anti-semitics).
Also althoguh I am religious I don't walk around wearing David-stars, holding Torahs while balancing menorahs on my feet