For those curious because I kinda figured this out the more I saw it happen: Every reset is made specifically to skip cutscenes, this is for every time a new character shows up, their introduction minigame and cutscene, and their post stage cutscene for when you beat the boss fight. As the moment these occur, it sets a flag in the game that allows you to skip it on a restart which is miles faster than just watching it all.
There's actually a TAS category where instead of just playing through a game, you also "playaround" with it while playing through. There's a rather famous Super Scribblenauts run like this. Maybe this would qualify? By the way, the level 3 bosses of this game can suck it. They go on until the heat death of the universe, I swear
This is probably the most entertaining speedrun I've ever watched lol I know every single mini game... but I never knew what you were up to :) Seems really authentic the way it was playing around in some games where you have to wait until the end anyway :D
We need the touhou section to be nominated for comedy of the year. The fucking bouncing straight up killed me. Thank you a million times over for this silly TAS!
if you cant gain any frames you can edge them i guess technical answer: some minigames dont end as soon as you do them, you have to wait until the timer runs out in order for it to count
Like with most speedruns of Warioware, it's sometimes faster to fail than to win. This is the case here with Jimmy T.'s "Dish It" (5:07), 9-Volt's "Metroid" (23:55) and "Button Masher" (24:50) and Wario-Man's "Feel the Beat" (27:31). I'm not sure if I should count Kat & Ana's "Hair Supply" (10:19) because it is a failed microgame. Maybe it's just that being too fancy was a problem there, which is why it failed.
The TAS does do time savings, you can only save time on microgames that have double the normal time limit by clearing or failing them before half the time has expired (which is why some microgames are intentionally failed, or the TAS stops playing around before the bomb timer shows up)
![[TAS] GBA WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! in 29:16.33](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VVvpogfu0D4/mqdefault.jpg)
![[TAS] GBA WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! in 29:16.33](/img/tr.png)
![[TAS] NDS WarioWare: Touched! - All Bosses, Max Speed](/img/n.gif)
10:29 the power calligraphy is crazy
vinfel
i can hear the grunt sound from it…
Rhythm heaven sleeper agent activation
what rhythm heavrn reference is that?
@@intelligent1964 power calligraphy
For those curious because I kinda figured this out the more I saw it happen:
Every reset is made specifically to skip cutscenes, this is for every time a new character shows up, their introduction minigame and cutscene, and their post stage cutscene for when you beat the boss fight. As the moment these occur, it sets a flag in the game that allows you to skip it on a restart which is miles faster than just watching it all.
I love how the TAS does the speed run legitimately while also doing its own thing.
Especially when it thinks it's on rhythm heaven
this MIGHT be miles morales
23:03 "You're a machine!"
IT KNOWS😮
9:24 Mmm... Ketchup rectangle 😋
13:35 I am reminded of Grayfruit’s retort from his playthrough of _Move It!_ that Ashley is a _Touhou_ character. Maybe he was right.
CONGRATULATIONS! This TAS has been accepted and is now visible on the TAS Videos channel.
I love how this turned the very methods of 'do a thing fast' into a comedic artform. Wah.
13:48 average touhou play
10:29 I see that rhythm heaven reference.
This game came out before any Rhythm Heaven.
@@MarioFan587YT
They mean the way the TAS does it, akin to Power Caligraphy.
@@Dexuz
Yeah, I realized after commenting, that's my bad.
There's actually a TAS category where instead of just playing through a game, you also "playaround" with it while playing through. There's a rather famous Super Scribblenauts run like this. Maybe this would qualify?
By the way, the level 3 bosses of this game can suck it. They go on until the heat death of the universe, I swear
That one was still a speedrun, just doing things very slightly slower for more entertaining results.
Yes, TAS can also stand for "Tool Assisted Superplay"
@@oreothestepswitcher I see
I'd put that one GDQ Brain Age TAS in this same category
The best part about the TAS is we can tell you had a ton of fun making it.
This is probably the most entertaining speedrun I've ever watched lol
I know every single mini game... but I never knew what you were up to :)
Seems really authentic the way it was playing around in some games where you have to wait until the end anyway :D
10:08 The way it just drew Santa lmao
These animations of how you win the microgames using TAS are so satisfying to watch.
We need the touhou section to be nominated for comedy of the year. The fucking bouncing straight up killed me.
Thank you a million times over for this silly TAS!
13:40 this entire thing is just so funny lmao
i like how half the video is resets
You should see the Wario Land 4 speedruns.
hey nice tas! i was sad when it ended, you did a great job making each minigame entertaining
Awesome video!! I remember playing the mic stages as a kid in the car and the game just beating itself
I used to have the world record human speedrun for this game until actually good speedrunners picked it up, lmao
wait holy shit you're still around?? whats up man
@@Zennan Hi! 😊
10:29 Epic reference
2:27 how i be at the urinal
13:38 this will definitely affect the fish population
18:34 this guy is 215 weeks pregnant oh my god
Didnt know of this til today LMAO, good work!
Why is bro edging the minigames
if you cant gain any frames you can edge them i guess
technical answer: some minigames dont end as soon as you do them, you have to wait until the timer runs out in order for it to count
Like with most speedruns of Warioware, it's sometimes faster to fail than to win. This is the case here with Jimmy T.'s "Dish It" (5:07), 9-Volt's "Metroid" (23:55) and "Button Masher" (24:50) and Wario-Man's "Feel the Beat" (27:31). I'm not sure if I should count Kat & Ana's "Hair Supply" (10:19) because it is a failed microgame. Maybe it's just that being too fancy was a problem there, which is why it failed.
hair supply was failed just to manipulate rng for the next microgame
This is incredibly satisfying
I saw someone talk about the Ashley boss of this tas on twitter
same
@@stratodough What about it? Good dodging or shooting? Seems like a nothingburger to me.
@@notsyzagts7967nah they just abused the hitbox of the Earth only being half the size of the planet, sort of like Touhou project TASes
true Rhythm Heaven TAS
1:26 "Wow" is right 😂
This is so beast
what do all the multiple resets accomplish? I mean, there wasn't even a menu, just watch the intro then reset again
it skips basically every intro and outro cutscene, as well as whenever new characters/toys are unlocked
Are you submitting this to TASVideos? Maybe it's worth a shot.
probably
the submission process is time-comsuming
Oh yeah
Aren't there small time savings if you complete minigames before the timer finishes? Is this more of a stylish speedrun than a fast speedrun?
The TAS does do time savings, you can only save time on microgames that have double the normal time limit by clearing or failing them before half the time has expired (which is why some microgames are intentionally failed, or the TAS stops playing around before the bomb timer shows up)
Nice Results with this TAS. But I'm not sure about Noxxa though...
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23:55 Game over bruh
Yeah it’s faster to lose that one
Samus had to be sacrificed 😔