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It is possible to skip both Terrible Portrait fights in international releases, 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. | It is possible to skip both Terrible Portrait fights in international releases, 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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| Terrible Portrait | |
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 In-game model | |
| First appearance | Wario World (2003) |
- “The Terrible Portraits hanging on the wall will extend their hands and try to attack you! You do remember how to attack monsters who are above you, right? Well?”
- —Spriteling, Wario World
Terrible Portraits are sub bosses in Wario World. 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. The arms attack by summoning different elements. The main portrait creates Barrel Busters, which can be Piledrived while standing under one of the arms to do damage. The attacks of a Terrible Portrait include summoning a large fireball that homes in on Wario; faster-traveling electricity that moves in a straight line; a large boulder that slams on the ground, crushing Wario if he happens to be standing there; or summoning a giant ice ball that freezes Wario.
It is possible to skip both Terrible Portrait fights in international releases, the first with a glitch known as a Super Jump and the second by jumping around either border, although it locks the camera to a specific angle for both.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | えのモンスター[?] E no monsutā |
Picture monster | |
| ホライゾン[1] Horaizon |
Horizon | ||
| Italian | Ritratto del Terrore[?] | Portrait of Terror |
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ July 10, 2004. 「ワリオワールド任天堂公式ガイドブック」 (Wario World Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook). Shogakukan (Japanese). ISBN 4-09-106168-0. Page 156.
