WarioWare Character Wheel for the current company roster
The WarioWare character wheel makes one equal random choice from the 20
employees in Nintendo's current WarioWare, Inc. showcase. Spin it when you need
a character for a sketch, fan-fiction scene, cosplay prompt, presentation,
party assignment, or WarioWare-themed challenge. Every employee appears once
with weight 1, so Wario has exactly the same default chance as Fronk, Ashley,
Young Cricket, or any other result.
This page answers a narrower question than “every character ever seen in
WarioWare.” That broader franchise list can change depending on whether cameos,
microgame figures, bosses, and characters from Wario's other series count. A
named official company roster is more reproducible and more useful for one
wheel.
How the 20-character list was verified
Nintendo's official
WarioWare, Inc. Employee Showcase
currently links profiles for Wario, Mona, Jimmy T, Ashley, Red, Dr. Crygor,
Mike, Penny, Orbulon, Dribble, Spitz, Kat, Ana, Lulu, 9-Volt, 18-Volt,
5-Volt, Fronk, Young Cricket, and Master Mantis. Those 20 profile names are the
wheel slices, in the same showcase order. Nintendo's individual
Young Cricket profile
also confirms the full name; shortening it to “Cricket” would make the list less
precise.
The roster was checked on August 13, 2026. If Nintendo adds an employee to the
showcase, the count and wheel should be reviewed. The list is not labeled as the
playable cast of one particular game. WarioWare: Get It Together! and WarioWare:
Move It! use characters differently, so this wheel should not be used as proof
that every result is selectable in every title or mode.
Run a fair character challenge
- State the task before spinning. Decide whether the result controls a
drawing, voice impression, story scene, costume, or team assignment. - Choose the repeat rule. Keep elimination off for independent rounds.
Enable it when every participant needs a different employee or when your goal
is to complete all 20 once. - Spin once and record the result. Agree in advance whether one reroll is
allowed for accessibility, available materials, or a participant's boundary. - Add a second prompt separately. If an artist also needs a pose, setting,
or emotion, choose that after the employee. Do not duplicate popular
characters in this wheel to simulate a second decision.
For a group art session, give everyone eight minutes for a first sketch, then
spin again for a new subject. With elimination enabled, 20 rounds create a
complete roster challenge without repeats. For a writing game, pair the result
with a location or conflict and give each writer the same time limit. Anyone
needing a broader prompt pool can use the
What Character to Draw wheel separately.
A character relay adds collaboration without changing the roster odds. Spin one
employee, let the first participant draw or describe that result for 60 seconds,
then pass the unfinished work to the next person. Use the same result for the
whole relay so the wheel settles only the subject, not every creative choice.
For an acting round, write one shared action or emotion before spinning; this
prevents the group from quietly giving easier prompts to favored characters.
When children or new fans are playing, open Nintendo's profile for the selected
employee and allow a short reference check before the timer starts.
Understand what a random result means
Equal odds do not rank importance, popularity, skill, or screen time. The wheel
does not decide which employee is “best,” and it does not reproduce a game's
unlock rules. It only selects one name from the stated roster. If a challenge
needs a smaller cast, remove unavailable choices before the first spin and tell
the group which version of the list is being used.
The WarioWare character wheel therefore stays auditable: one official
showcase, 20 unique names, one equal slice per employee, and a dated source
boundary. GoSpinWheel is a fan-made random picker and is not affiliated with or
endorsed by Nintendo or Intelligent Systems. WarioWare names are used only to
identify the available challenge choices.