Column

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This article is about the object from Wario World. For the obstacle fromSuper Mario World, seePillar. For object fromSuper Mario Odyssey, seeRising Stone Pillar.
A column in Wario World
Screenshot fromWario World

Acolumn,[1][2] also called aStone Pillar,[3] is an object inWario World. Much likestatues, columns can be used as weapons against enemies, asWario can perform any one of his powerful moves (Piledriver,Wild Swing-Ding, andMega Toss) on them. However, a column breaks after just one attack. Though they are found in other places, columns are always found insideBattle Rings. Columns also appear in the boss fights withDinoMighty andBrawl Doll; throwing Brawl Doll at one of the columns to break it gives Wario a fewcoins.

References[edit]

  1. ^2003.Wario World instruction booklet.Nintendo of UK (British English). Page 8 and 9.
  2. ^2003.Wario World instruction booklet.Nintendo of America (American English). Page 10 and 11.
  3. ^Grimm, Steven (2003).Wario World Player's Guide.Nintendo of America (American English). ISBN1-930206-26-7. Page 7.
Wario World
Major charactersWario •Black Jewel
MovesCorkscrew Conk •Dash Attack •Ground Pound •Hyper Suction •Jump •Mega Toss •Piledriver •Punch •Wild Swing-Ding
BossesLevel bossesGreenfist •Sandworm •Brawl Doll •Clown-a-Round •Winter Windster •Spideraticus •Mean Emcee •Ironsider
World bossesDinoMighty •Dual Dragon •Red-Brief J •Captain Skull
Treasure SquareExcitement CentralGreenhorn Forest •Greenhorn Ruins •DinoMighty's Showdown
Spooktastic WorldHorror Manor •Wonky Circus •Dual Dragon's Showdown
ThrillsvilleShivering Mountains •Beanstalk Way •Red-Brief J's Showdown
Sparkle LandMirror Mansion •Pecan Sands •Captain Skull's Showdown
Other locationsUnithorn's Lair •Wario Castle
ObjectsCollectiblesCoin •Garlic •Gold Statue •Huge Treasure Chest Key •Red diamond •Spriteling •Treasure
ObstaclesClown missile •Cog •Cyclone Generator •Drop Block •Missile cannon
MiscellaneousArrow Block •Barrel •Battle Ring •Bomb •Bunny Spring •ByeBye Balloon •Chain •Chain-Link •Column •Crate •Escape Spring •Garlic Dispenser •Glue Globe •Marshmallow Block •Rock Block •Spiked ball •Statue •Stone Doohickey •Swirly Slab •Swirly Spinner •Trapdoor •Treasure button •Treasure chest •Wooden chest
EnemiesAngler Mangler •Ankiron •Barrel Buster •Big Bone-Fist •Big Scorper •Bone Cractyl •Cage Beast •Circus Ankiron •Clown •Club Mummy •Clubosaur •Cobra •Cractyl •Crystal Creature •Crystal Entity •Door Spirit •Electric Clown Fence •Elephant •Enemy generator •Fattington •Flying Spade •Freeze Cannon •Gatorbaby •Grizzly •Hawk •Haipō •Hōhō •Ice Ankiron •Icicle Mite •Jokey Ship •Laser Jigglefish •Magician •Magon •Masked Clubber •Monster doll •Monstrous Magnet •Mouse •Mummy •Mummy Ankiron •Ninja Crow •Old Red-Mug •Pigeon •Polar Bear •Ram •Rhino Ankiron •Silver Door Spirit •Skeletal Ankiron •Skelosaur •Sled Creature •Snake charmer •Snow Bomber •Snowman •Stingray •Stone-Cold Statue •Stuffed Ankiron •Swordfish •Terrible Portrait •Tree Freak •Tulipatooie •Turtle •Unithorn •Wind Winder •Witch •Wolf •Zombie Magon