Terrible Portrait: Difference between revisions

|image=[[File:Terrible Portrait Model.png|350px]]

|first_appearance=''[[Wario World]]'' ([[List of games by date#2003|2003]])

{{quote|The {{color|blue|Terrible Portraits}} hanging on the wall will extend their hands and try to attack you! You do remember how to {{color|red|attack monsters who are above}} you, right? Well?|Spriteling|Wario World}}

'''Terrible Portraits''' are sub bosses in the game ''[[Wario World]]'' for the [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube]]. There are two Terrible Portraits [[Wario]] must fight in the [[Mirror Mansion]]; one in the middle of the level and one at the very end of it. They appear as three photo frames, one on the left, one on the right and a large one in the middle. The side frames have two white arms coming out of them and the large middle one has a face resembling a carved jack-o-lantern.

To attack, the arms will summon different elements to attack Wario. The Terrible Portrait's first attack involves summoning a large fireball that homes in on Wario. The second attack is similar, only with electricity instead of fire. The electricity will only travel in a straight line; however, it is much faster than the fire. Its third attack is a large boulder that slams down on the ground below it, crushing Wario if he happens to be standing there. Its final attack is to summon a giant ice ball. If Wario is hit by this, he will not get damaged, but he will be frozen and susceptible to follow-up attacks. Players must wiggle the Control Stick to free themselves.

The main portrait will create [[Barrel Buster]]s. Wario must stun these, and [[Piledriver|Piledrive]] them while standing under one of the arms to do damage, as the portrait gets out of range when Wario gets near. This is similar to Wario's fight with the [[Angler Mangler]].

|Jap2=ホライゾン<ref>「ワリオワールド任天堂公式ガイドブック」 (''Wario World Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook''), [[media:WW Shogakukan P156.jpg|page 156]].</ref>

 

 

==Trivia==

*It is possible to skip both Terrible Portrait fights in all non-Japanese versions of the game, the first with a glitch known as a {{conjectural|Super Jump}} and the second by jumping around either border, although it locks the camera to a specific angle for both.

 

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