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Name: 9-Volt (Real name currently unknown)
Age: 19
Occupation: Freelance video game designer
Partner: Young Cricket
Full Bio: 9-Volt initially had a strong friendship with fellow Nintendo fan 18-Volt, but for unknown reasons, they parted ways after graduating elementary school. Years later, after WarioWare Inc. had gone bankrupt, he accepted a job offer at Diamond Software. One day, out of curiosity, 9-Volt ventured back to the old WarioWare Inc. building to see if anything had happened to it. To his surprise, former WarioWare Inc. employee and fellow colleague Young Cricket came out of an underground entrance to a place he hadn't seen before. After that initial interaction, the two boys seemed to hit it off, forming the beginning of a strong friendship. Today, a small part of 9-Volt keeps yearning for something more, though he doesn't really know why. (He's never felt like this with any other guy - not even 18-Volt.) He doesn't even know if Young Cricket feels the same about him - but another part hopes he does.
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Here it is, after around 2-3 days of on-and-off work, the first finished drawing of the initial 4 sketches is done! (Yes, I sketched out Young Cricket.)
I really like how it turned out but I might try to cut corners with the other characters...I don't want the character bios alone to take up all my summer time! D:
Also, since the full bio references Diamond Software and the Assembly Dojo, WarioWare D.I.Y is canon in my series. (Technically it only came out 2 years after Smooth Moves, so the age progression doesn't totally work, but that's just a bit of a nitpick.)
((also if the last part of the bio doesn't make it obvious 9-volt is gaaaaaaay))
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WarioWare belongs to Nintendo but I honestly don't think they'll ever do anything with it again after making the weird-looking tech demo that was Game and Wario.

Description
Name: 9-Volt (Real name currently unknown)
Age: 19
Occupation: Freelance video game designer
Partner: Young Cricket
Full Bio: 9-Volt initially had a strong friendship with fellow Nintendo fan 18-Volt, but for unknown reasons, they parted ways after graduating elementary school. Years later, after WarioWare Inc. had gone bankrupt, he accepted a job offer at Diamond Software. One day, out of curiosity, 9-Volt ventured back to the old WarioWare Inc. building to see if anything had happened to it. To his surprise, former WarioWare Inc. employee and fellow colleague Young Cricket came out of an underground entrance to a place he hadn't seen before. After that initial interaction, the two boys seemed to hit it off, forming the beginning of a strong friendship. Today, a small part of 9-Volt keeps yearning for something more, though he doesn't really know why. (He's never felt like this with any other guy - not even 18-Volt.) He doesn't even know if Young Cricket feels the same about him - but another part hopes he does.
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Here it is, after around 2-3 days of on-and-off work, the first finished drawing of the initial 4 sketches is done! (Yes, I sketched out Young Cricket.)
I really like how it turned out but I might try to cut corners with the other characters...I don't want the character bios alone to take up all my summer time! D:
Also, since the full bio references Diamond Software and the Assembly Dojo, WarioWare D.I.Y is canon in my series. (Technically it only came out 2 years after Smooth Moves, so the age progression doesn't totally work, but that's just a bit of a nitpick.)
((also if the last part of the bio doesn't make it obvious 9-volt is gaaaaaaay))
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WarioWare belongs to Nintendo but I honestly don't think they'll ever do anything with it again after making the weird-looking tech demo that was Game and Wario.