WarioWare (SSS)

:This article is strictly about how WarioWare appears in Super Smash Stadium. For information about it in general, see its article on MarioWiki.
WarioWare is an active stage on Super Smash Stadium. It debuted halfway through Season 23 and was the 78th new stage to debut overall.
==Stage overview==
The stage takes place inside of an elevator, and consists of a main platform that goes all the way down to the bottom kill zone, as well as four soft platforms, two on each end, with the higher platforms being shorter than the lower ones.
At irregular intervals, the action breaks for a Microgame. Successfully completing the Microgame earns you Mushroom power, invincibility, or healing (up to 10%). A 1% chance to get a Final Smash was added once the Smash Ball debuted, and in Season 39, becoming metal was added as a possible reward. All other rewards besides the Final Smash have a nearly-equal chance of occurring (invincibility has a 1% less chance to make room for the Final Smash).
Among the possible Microgames:
*Sidestep!: Based on Arrow Space from Mega Microgames, multiple arrows shoot from the sky, and you have to be in the gap to win.
*Pop It!: Based on Blowin' Up from Touched!, pop up to three party poppers to win.
*Jump!: Based on Crack Down from Mega Microgames, you have to be in the air when the giant slams his hammer down; else, you get buried.
*Dodge!: Based on Crazy Cars from Mega Microgames, avoid getting hit by the car to win.
*Don't Move!: Do not press any buttons whatsoever.
*Stay Dry!: Based on Kitty Cover from Mega Microgames, stay under the umbrella to win.
*Chisel It!: Based on Lose Your Marble from Touched!, completely reveal a statue to win.
*Look Out!: Based on Sole Man from Mega Microgames, avoid the foot.
*Taunt!: This one's easy. All you have to do is taunt. You can't taunt cancel; if your taunt is interrupted by an opponent attacking you, you can still win if you taunt again in time.
==Changes==
None.
==In its own universe==
This stage, obviously, references the WarioWare series. The default stage is based on Variety Tower, while all of the Microgames except Don't Move! and Taunt! come from a WarioWare game.
It's unclear why all references to Wario in SSS (and in the canon Smash games, for that matter) are to WarioWare and not to the Wario Land series. Captain Syrup is likely the home Assist Trophy to counteract this.