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'''Emerald Street''' is a location in ''[[WarioWare Gold]]''. It is a street in [[Diamond City]] that appears during [[18-Volt]]'s story in the Twist League. Emerald Street's only known structure is a shop.
'''Emerald Street''' is a location in ''[[WarioWare Gold]]''. It is a street in [[Diamond City]] that appears during [[18-Volt]]'s story in the Twist League. Emerald Street's only known structure is a shop.
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Latest revision as of 17:57, November 21, 2023

Emerald Street
Emerald Street in WarioWare Gold
First appearance WarioWare Gold (2018)
Greater location Diamond City

Emerald Street is a location in WarioWare Gold. It is a street in Diamond City that appears during 18-Volt's story in the Twist League. Emerald Street's only known structure is a shop.

At the beginning of 18-Volt's story, 18-Volt, headed home after a long day at school, finds Ralphie, whose games have been given to 13-Amp after winning them over. 18-Volt challenges her to a rap competition, which she accepts. The rap 18 x 13 takes place on Emerald Street with a crowd and 9-Volt as DJ.

After 18-Volt's victory, Ralphie receives his games, and 13-Amp admits that she is impressed. She asks him what school he attends, to which he replies Diamond City Elementary. He then walks off, leaving 13-Amp pondering how it is she lost to a fourth grader.

In the game's credits, Emerald Street is seen in front of an image of 13-Amp and 18-Volt.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese エメラルドストリート
Emerarudo Sutorīto
Emerald Street

French Rue Émerause
Emerald Street
Italian Via Smeraldo
Emerald Avenue
Spanish Calle Esmeralda
Emerald Street