Vicious Veggies

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Vicious Veggies
Information
Game(s)	WarioWare: Twisted! WarioWare Gold
Genre	Tap Out Pop-up
Command(s)	Punch!
Control(s)	Press the A button to punch.
Points to clear	15 (WarioWare: Twisted!) 20 (WarioWare Gold)
Game description	See, this is why you should have eaten your vegetables. (WarioWare: Twisted!) Help me protect Earth from danger with a single punch. I told you I was more than just an apprentice... (WarioWare Gold)

Vicious Veggies is a microgame from WarioWare: Twisted! As one of Kat and Ana's microgames, it can be found in the Tap Out level in that game. In WarioWare Gold, the microgame is now in Shag's folder and can be encountered in both the Dancing Team and Potluck Stages due to its genre being changed to "Pop-up."

Layout

The microgame's protagonist is an astronaut who wears a blue and white space suit. The Earth is positioned behind his back, with the microgame taking place in outer space just outside the atmosphere of the Earth. In WarioWare Gold, he has a Fronk mask.

Gameplay

To win, the player has to time their press of the A button so that the astronaut can repel the vegetables that are attacking the Earth. If the vegetable reaches the Earth, the player loses.

Difficulty Levels

Difficulty	Game	Projectile Behaviour	Notes
Level 1 (Easy)	WarioWare: Twisted!	The vegetable appears from the background before flying towards the Earth without travelling off-screen.	The vegetable is always an onion.
	WarioWare Gold	The vegetable just flies straight at the Earth.	The vegetable is always a pumpkin.
Level 2 (Hard)	WarioWare: Twisted!	The vegetable goes off-screen before swooping toward the Earth.	The vegetable is always an onion.
	WarioWare Gold	Same as level 1, but the vegetable is smaller, making timing more strict.
Level 3 (Expert)	Both games	The vegetable stops and resumes quickly moving.	Originally, the vegetable was a pumpkin. WarioWare Gold changes it to a bell pepper.
		The vegetable stops and bounces a smaller vegetable towards the Earth.	The first vegetable is always a pumpkin.