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* '''Level 2:''' The worm moves underground and usually surfaces near one of the edges. | * '''Level 2:''' The worm moves underground and usually surfaces near one of the edges. | ||
* '''Level 3:''' The worm moves underground for a long time and usually surfaces near one of the edges. | * '''Level 3:''' The worm moves underground for a long time and usually surfaces near one of the edges. | ||
In multiplayer, each player controls a bird facing each other. There are two worms, with one worm hidden behind the grass where one player can reach it while the other cannot. | |||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
Revision as of 01:12, May 8, 2024
| Feeling Peckish | |
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| Appears in | WarioWare: Move It! |
| Type | Orbulon |
| Command(s) | Peck! |
| Info | "It's the devouring hour! Lance bugs with your beak to snap them up. Don't forget about the ones crawling below the surface!" (1 player) "Lance bugs with your beak for a hearty meal. Work with your partner across from you so that no squiggling morsel escapes. Don't forget about the ones squirming under the surface!" (2 players) |
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| Form(s) | "Ba-KAW" |
Feeling Peckish is one of Orbulon's microgames in WarioWare: Move It!
Gameplay
The player controls a bird and has to peck and catch the worm. If successful, the bird eats the worm and the microgame is won.
- Level 1: The worm doesn't move and is usually near the center.
- Level 2: The worm moves underground and usually surfaces near one of the edges.
- Level 3: The worm moves underground for a long time and usually surfaces near one of the edges.
In multiplayer, each player controls a bird facing each other. There are two worms, with one worm hidden behind the grass where one player can reach it while the other cannot.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ついばみバード[?] Tsuibami Bādo |
Pecking bird | |
| French | Picoti picota[?] | A childish expression based on the French word picorer (pecking) | |
| Korean | 새 부리 콕콕[?] Sae Buri Kok-kok |
Bird beak pecking | |
| Spanish | A picotazos[?] | By pecking |
