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WarioWare: Smooth Moves Guide

2006 · Motion microgames

Box art

WarioWare: Smooth Moves box art
Wii cover for WarioWare: Smooth Moves.

Game guides

Find the guide you need
GuideWhat you will find
A microgame asks the player to squat.Wii Remote forms and motion controlsStart each microgame in the correct grip.
A driving microgame displays a sharp left-turn cue.story stages and Temple of Form practiceUnlock forms and rehearse unfamiliar microgames.
A sawing microgame shows a blade cutting through a log.multiplayer modes and controller sharingChoose a party mode and follow its pass-the-controller rules.
A balancing microgame asks the player to keep a broom upright.bonus minigames and mixed-score challengesCompare longer activities with the microgame endurance sets.
Wii cover for WarioWare: Smooth Moves.characters and the Form Baton castMeet the returning hosts and new Diamond City characters.

At a glance

Three useful starting points
FocusWhat to know
Set the shown form before the taskThe starting grip is part of how the motion is interpreted.
Practice in the Temple of FormReplay unlocked microgames by character or grip.
Keep the Nunchuk for OrbulonHis Diner games use the Balance Stone accessory.

Characters Character guide →

Key characters and their roles
CharacterRoleAt a glance
WarioForm Baton discovererFinds the artifact that represents the Wii Remote.
MonaCheerleaderHosts early motion challenges.
Young CricketMartial artistAppears with Master Mantis.
PennyYoung inventorIntroduces her inventions and stage.
OrbulonAlienHosts Wii Remote and Nunchuk games.
9-Volt & 18-VoltNintendo fansHost Nintendo-themed scenes.

Quick answers

Unlocks, routes and useful answers
TopicGo straight to
Wii Remote forms and motion controlsRead the form card before the command →

Pictures All pictures →

A microgame asks the player to squat.
A microgame asks the player to squat.
A sawing microgame shows a blade cutting through a log.
A sawing microgame shows a blade cutting through a log.
A driving microgame displays a sharp left-turn cue.
A driving microgame displays a sharp left-turn cue.
A balancing microgame asks the player to keep a broom upright.
A balancing microgame asks the player to keep a broom upright.
References
Guide references
ReferenceWebsite
WarioWare: Smooth Moves: game and edition overviewwww.mariowiki.com