By request, I’ll continue to post videos of WarioWare: Smooth Moves! I’ll be going in the order they appear in the game up to the end. From here, you can probably figure that the story is pretty disjointed and random–very much like the Microgames thrown at you. After Wario found the Form Baton and has shown all of his friends about it (if you can call them friends, as they don’t associate with Wario too much), its effects reverberate around Diamond City. Always on the cutting edge of fashion, the young woman Mona is the first to see what it can do. Mona changes jobs with every WarioWare game. In the past, she’s sold gelato, baked pizza, and played in a rock band. This time, she’s the lead cheerleader for the Diamond City Roughs, an American football team, and the secret crush of one of the players. He wants to focus on the game and bring the team to victory, but he’s always distracted by Mona up on that big TV screen in the stadium. One important thing to know about Mona’s set of Microgames is that it introduces two new stances. As it’s still near the beginning of the game, they’re pretty simple: The Umbrella means you begin the Microgame with the Wii Remote pointed up, and the Handlebar means you begin with the Wii Remote held horizontally, buttons facing up. From Mona’s Microgames and onward, the game will tell you what stance you’ll need to be in next and get ready.