Pyoro (minigame)

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Pyoro, as it appears in Mega Microgame$!
Pyoro (minigame) in WarioWare Gold
Pyoro, as it appears in Gold
“The legendary game returns! Control the starving Pyoro, and stretch out its infamously long tongue to catch beans falling from the sky.”
In-game description, WarioWare Gold

Pyoro is a secret minigame in WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!, unlocked once all microgames are encountered and unlocked for free play. It also appears in WarioWare Gold in the game's Toy Room. In it, the player controls Pyoro, a small, red, bird creature, while several vegetables (referred to as "veggies" in Mega MicroGame$!) fall from the sky. The goal is to eat as many of the vegetables as possible by grabbing them with Pyoro's extremely long tongue. A slightly updated version of this minigame with an extended playing area is included in the DSiWare game Bird & Beans, while a version with a 16:9 playing area and different graphical styles is included in Game & Wario as Bird.

A sequel of this minigame, Pyoro 2 appears in Mega Microgame$! and Bird & Beans.

Gameplay[edit]

Pyoro can extend his tongue by holding on A Button, until it reaches the end of the screen or a vegetable is caught. The player can also let go of A Button to cancel the tongue action early. The player can receive either 10, 50, 100, 300 or 1000 points depending on how high the vegetable was when caught by Pyoro's tongue. If a vegetable hits the ground before being eaten, it destroys the block of floor that it landed on (if any), giving Pyoro less room to move around. If Pyoro himself is hit by a falling vegetable, the game ends. The game will speed up (e.g. Pyoro can extend his tongue faster) as more time is passed and more points are earned. A maximum of 16 beans can spawn at once.

Types of vegetables[edit]

Image Name Description
A falling green bean Vegetable This is the regular vegetable that has an 8/9 chance of spawning with no secondary effect.
A falling white bean White vegetable This has a 1/9 chance of spawning and once eaten, a Tenshi appears and returns the nearest lost block of floor.
A falling flashing bean Flashing vegetable This spawns instead of the other 2 vegetables when the player reaches 5,000 or 7,000 points, and every multiple of 1,000 points starting at 9,000 points. When eaten, all the other airborne vegetables are destroyed, which rewards the player 50 points each and up to 10 Tenshi can appear to restore the nearest blocks like the white vegetable.

List of Point Bonuses in Mega Microgame$![edit]

Most of the bonuses that are obtained by reaching a certain number of points are merely cosmetic changes in the background or music/sound effects.

Background Points Effect
The background to Pyoro (minigame) at 1000 points 1,000 The right street lamp appears.
The background to Pyoro (minigame) at 2000 points 2,000 The left street lamp appears.
The background to Pyoro (minigame) at 3000 points 3.000 A house with a weather vane appears.
The background to Pyoro (minigame) at 4000 points 4,000 A ferris wheel appears.
The background to Pyoro (minigame) at 5000 points 5,000 The background fades to an evening sky and a flashing vegetable spawns. A snare-and-bass-drum percussion section is added to the music.
The background to Pyoro (minigame) at 6000 points 6,000 A suspension bridge appears.
The background to Pyoro (minigame) at 7000 points 7,000 A tower appears and a flashing vegetable spawns.
The background to Pyoro (minigame) at 8000 points 8,000 A sky scraper appears.
The background to Pyoro (minigame) at 9000 points 9,000 A UFO appears. Flashing vegetables will now spawn after every 1000 points are accumulated.
The background to Pyoro (minigame) at 10000 points 10,000 The background fades to a night sky with a frowning crescent appearing. A countermelody played by an keyboard instrument is added to the music.
The background to Pyoro (minigame) at 11000 points (and 12000, 13000, 14000, 15000, 16000, 17000, 18000, 19000) All 1,000 multiples from 11,000 to 19,000 A blue shooting star animation with accompanying sound effect are played.
The background to Pyoro (minigame) at 20000 points 20,000 The background and sprite palettes are changed to a sepia color scheme. The music is also completely changed to a music box rendition of the Pyoro theme.
The background to Pyoro (minigame) at 30000 points 30,000 The background and sprite palettes are changed to a black and white color scheme. The music is changed again, now to a techno/disco rendition of the Pyoro theme.
The background to Pyoro (minigame) at 40000 points 40,000 The lights on the background elements now change color in the following looping pattern: Off, Yellow, Red, White, Blue, Green, Magenta and Cyan. A snare drum is added to the music.
The background to Pyoro (minigame) at 50000 points 50,000 The stars in the foreground are now animated and move upwards with a trail. A bass drum is added to the music.

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese Pyoro

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Italian PYORO
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Spanish (NOA) PYORO
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