9-Volt

9-Volt is one of the main characters from the WarioWare franchise. He's a 9-year-old boy who loves playing Nintendo games and wears a yellow helmet.

WarioWare, inc: Mega Microgame$!
9-Volt is first seen skateboarding home from school. Once he reaches home, he sets up a high-tech system with record players. (Note: The tune he plays is remixed at the beginning of SSBB's "WarioWare Medley".) With this system, he hooks up a GameBoy and begins the Microgame Mix. (As a visual gag, the Game Boy has a label that says NOT to revamp, which is ironically what 9-Volt is doing.) During the Mix, the screen displays RolePlay-esque messages depending on what happens, i.e. "microgame appeared!" when beginning a microgame.

WarioWare: Touched
9-Volt was at Toy Express where he bought 36-Volt Man and immediately went home to play it. He and 18-Volt beat the game in minutes. The Microgame Mix involes 9-Volt remixing on a record player, while 18-Volt holds a stereo in the background. On the record player, you can see Mario and Luigi figures. After the Microgame Mix, 9-Volt and 18-Volt fall asleep, waking up to discover that they are late for school.

WarioWare: Smooth Moves
9-Volt and 18-Volt recieve a new game and start playing. Soon, they start to fight over it, and accidentally break it. In his rage, 9-Volt kicks 18-Volt out of his house. 18-Volt then goes around town, looking to buy the game again to make up. he soon comes across a video game store that happens to have it on sale. After the Microgame Mix, 18-Volt reaches for the game, and sees 9-Volt do the same. 9-Volt quivers in sadness and starts bawling. The two make up, and are friends again. (An interesting point is that although the cut scene focused on 18-Volt entering the store, 9-Volt's voice can be heard during the Mix.)

WarioWare: D.I.Y.
In the Store, 9-Volt's stage can be played via the Game Blender. 9-Volt's stage screen is an 8-bit game parodying Super Mario Bros. and starring 9-Volt on his skateboard. For every victory, he gets coins from a Question-Mark Block, and for every failure, he falls through the floor. During the "SPEED UP" screen, he eats a powerup. After every Boss Stage, he goes into the castle from SMB. When the castle is tapped, the flag goes up, and fireworks burst. (Fun Fact: In his stage description, 9-Volt says, "What? No, my game is totally original!")

WarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase
9-Volt makes an appearance in 18-Volt's stage. During the "BOSS STAGE" screen, a giant version of his hat appears. After the Boss Stage, 9-Volt is revealed to be inside the hat. 18-Volt offers his hand in friendly embrace, but when the screen is "tapped" (Press A on the Wii Remote), 9-Volt slaps it away maliciously, and floats away in his giant hat ship.

Game & Wario
In 5-Volt's House, 9-Volt is playing on his game console and is trying to beat 18-Volt's score. After not long, 9-Volt beats 18-Volt's high score. After, 5-Volt takes their game and sends 9-Volt and 18-Volt to do their homework. After a while, the homework is finished and 5-Volt gives them back the console. However, 5-Volt has set a new score of 100, forcing both to stay up late. Both 9-Volt and 18-Volt are playable. There is no end card.

WarioWare Gold
9-Volt has his own level in the Touch League, as well as a smaller port of Game & Wario's Gamer. (see above.)

Why He's An Epic Younger Nintendo Gamer

 * 1) His design looks impressive. Especially for a Younger Nintendo Gamer.
 * 2) His abilities to play Nintendo videogames looks impressive to see as if he was the best Nintendo gamer ever in the world.
 * 3) His design in other games look inspirative at times.
 * 4) Sometimes, the hat he wears is just a big inspiration to Bob the Builder and Mickey Mouse.
 * 5) Everytime when he sleeps while his mom (5-Volt) tells him to stop playing video games, he understands her.
 * 6) When he does a lot of homework when 5-Volt (His mom) tells him to stop playing video gamesin Game & Wario is completely understandable.
 * 7) His quotes in the first WarioWare game made in 2003 look impressive.

Bad Qualities

 * 1) Sometimes, he can be very annoying at times when his mom (5-Volt) tells him to stop playing video games.
 * 2) His voice clips can also be annoying at times.