Winter Windster

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Winter Windster
Model of Winter Windster in Wario World
Model
First appearance Wario World (2003)
“The Winter Windster in front of the Goal will try to attack from midair. Ooh! Chilling! Listen, I bet if you stick something in one of those magma holes, magma might shoot out! Oh, one more thing... Don't look at its eyes when they turn red!”
Spriteling, Wario World

The Winter Windster is a boss in Wario World. It is mostly blue in color. The Winter Windster's head is very large in contrast to its small and skinny body, its hair resembles a vine-like plant, and its nose is dark red-violet in color. The Winter Windster is fought in Shivering Mountains, in a large block of ice with four small magma pools as well as surrounding ice spikes. The Winter Windster attacjs by breathing a stream of cold air capable of freezing Wario, making him vulnerable to being headbutted. The Winter Windster can also duck into one of the lava craters in the arena and send out pulsing shockwaves of energy. It also shoots blue energy missiles. The Winter Windster is lastly able to phase out into bursts of energy if Wario looks into his eyes when they start glowing red. The energy inflates Wario and causes him to float over the spikes outside the arena. The attack is avoided by shaking the Control Stick quickly as Wario turns backwards without looking into the Winter Windster's eye. Throughout the fight, the Winter Windster drops explosive boulders from its cloud. If the Winter Windster is above a crater, it becomes vulnerable to being knocked out of the sky by lava if Wario throws toss a boulder into one of the lava craters. Following this, the Winter Windster can be punched quickly by Wario to become dazed and then hit by a Mad Move. Winter Windster is defeated after five hits.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese こがらしモンスター[?]
Kogarashi Monsutā
From「凩」(kogarashi, cold wintry wind) and "monster"
カンタロウ[1]
Kantarō
Possibly from Japanese song "北風小僧の寒太郎" (Kitakazekozō no Kantarō)
French Souffleuse de glace[?] Ice Blower (note that "Blower" is in the feminine form)
Italian Bora il Borioso[?] Bora (East-North-East wind) the arrogant
Spanish Auroro Boreal[?] Masculinization of "aurora boreal" (aurora borealis)

References

  1. ^ 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 154Media:WW Shogakukan P154.jpg.