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	[[Mario]] was first considered as protagonist of the game, but there were concerns that having him use bombs to defeat his enemies would be out-of-character<ref name="noribomber">[https://twitter.com/nori_bomber/status/1365848274960146432 nori_bomber (Norio Obuko) on Twitter] (February 27, 2021), ''Twitter''. Retrieved February 28, 2021 ([https://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1365874820395589638 English translation by PushDustIn]</ref>. The development team pondered which [[Nintendo]] character who could feasibly use a bomb as a weapon and not be injured by its blast, eventually settling on [[Wario]]<ref name="noribomber"></ref>. Even though Wario was a new character at the time, Nintendo sent the developers a list of approved and forbidden actions for the characters, which designer Norio Obuko likened to the approval process for using {{wp\|Disney}} characters in term of strictness<ref name="noribomber"></ref>.		[[Mario]] was first considered as protagonist of the game, but there were concerns that having him use bombs to defeat his enemies would be out-of-character<ref name="noribomber">[https://twitter.com/nori_bomber/status/1365848274960146432 nori_bomber (Norio Obuko) on Twitter] (February 27, 2021), ''Twitter''. Retrieved February 28, 2021 ([https://twitter.com/PushDustIn/status/1365874820395589638 English translation by PushDustIn]</ref>. The development team pondered which [[Nintendo]] character who could feasibly use a bomb as a weapon and not be injured by its blast, eventually settling on [[Wario]]<ref name="noribomber"></ref>. Even though Wario was a new character at the time, Nintendo sent the developers a list of approved and forbidden actions for the characters, which designer Norio Obuko likened to the approval process for using {{wp\|Disney}} characters in term of strictness<ref name="noribomber"></ref>.