Rudy the Clown

“	Ahh... Ah-hah-HAH!	„
	~ Rudy's signature laugh.

“	Finally I am myself again! Now I can rule this world and the outer one as well!! I need you no longer, Wario! I shall crush you like a bug!	„
	~ Rudy revealing his true colors to Wario.

Rudy the Clown, formerly known as "A hidden figure", is the main antagonist of Wario Land 3 and Dr. Mario 64.

He is an evil deity-like jester with an insidious desire to establish dominion over the entire globe. In a twisted turn of events, he found himself incarcerated within the enchanting realm known as the "Music Box World". However, his cunning nature prevailed as he orchestrated a scheme to manipulate Wario, deceiving him into unwittingly releasing him from his confinement. Yet, this malevolent clown soon revealed his true colors, callously discarding the greedy anti-hero as he no longer served a purpose in his grand plan. With a malicious intent to annihilate Wario, likening him to an insignificant insect, this maleficent entity sought to reign over not only the mystical dimension from which he originated, but also Wario's own world. Alas, despite his formidable powers and despicable ambitions, he ultimately met his downfall and was thwarted from achieving his wicked goals.

Description[]

Appearance[]

Rudy is a massive figure. He has green skin, a big red nose, ears that look like trumpets, a red hat with a little skull on the tip. He is obese in appearance, with small stubby legs and has yellow hands with spiked knuckles. His hands are disconnected from his body. He wears a clown suit that is half blue on his right side, and red on his left side vertically, it's also decorated with skulls.

Personality[]

Rudy the Clown is described as a deceitful and manipulative clown that always scheming and plotting to achieve his selfish desires by effortlessly deceiving others to further his own agenda. His ability to exploit the weaknesses of those around him allows him to easily gain the upper hand in any situation. Whether it's tricking his adversaries into falling into his traps or convincing them to unwittingly assist him in his nefarious plans, Rudy's intellect is a force to be reckoned with. In addition to his intelligence, Rudy possesses a charismatic charm that enables him to charm and manipulate others. He has a way with words, able to convince even the most skeptical individuals to bend to his will.

Biography[]

Wario Land 3[]

Seeking for liberation, he beseeches Wario's assistance, imploring him to break the seals of these treacherous music boxes and restore his long-lost abilities. Initially, Wario displays hesitancy, for he is a character known for his self-serving ways. However, the god cunningly entices Wario by promising to grant him safe passage back to his own world and permit him to retain any precious treasures he may stumble upon during his perilous quest. Intrigued and enticed by the prospect of personal gain, Wario begrudgingly agrees to embark on this daunting expedition, setting forth on a mission to retrieve all five music boxes. Unbeknownst to Wario, this journey will be fraught with perils and challenges, testing his wit, agility, and greed. Nonetheless, our resolute hero marches ahead, fueled by the tantalizing promises of freedom and untold riches that await him upon the successful completion of his quest. In the captivating world of Wario Land 3, a mesmerizing tale unfolds as our beloved character, Wario, finds himself trapped within the confines of a mystical music box. It is within this confounding realm that a mysterious figure, concealed by the shadows, emerges before Wario's eyes. This enigmatic being reveals himself as the god of the music box world, burdened by the shackles of an evil force that has cunningly sealed away his divine powers within five music boxes.

Throughout the duration of the game, Wario has the opportunity to seek out a secretive individual located at The Temple. This mysterious figure provides Wario with guidance on which specific level he should conquer next in order to advance in the game. However, once Wario successfully collects all five music boxes, this hidden figure no longer offers advice. Instead, if Wario pays him a visit, the music boxes emit a melody that sets the figure free. Astonishingly, the concealed individual then undergoes a transformation, revealing his true identity as a colossal clown adorned with skull patterns. He boldly proclaims his intention to seize control not only over the world within the music boxes but also the outer world. Subsequently, it is unveiled that this malevolent entity is responsible for transforming the inhabitants of the world into the monstrous adversaries that Wario had vanquished throughout his journey. It becomes apparent that Wario unwittingly became a pawn in the hidden figure's quest to break free from the curse imposed upon him by the denizens of the music box realm when he had previously attempted to seize power.

In this high-stakes encounter, Wario must employ all his cunning, agility, and timing to overcome the hidden figure's relentless onslaught. With each leap onto the hands and strategic throw of the captured fist, Wario inches closer to victory while simultaneously evading the looming threat of a potential Game Over. To stand a chance against this formidable boss, Wario must devise a strategy to weaken his opponent's hands. By skillfully leaping onto the figure's hands, Wario can render them temporarily incapacitated, leaving them sprawled on the ground. This momentary vulnerability creates an opportunity for Wario to seize the enemy's clenched fist and hurl it directly at their nose, dealing damage with each successful hit. The boss's resilience becomes evident as it withstands two of these impactful blows. As the battle intensifies, the hidden figure's aggression escalates. It adapts to the situation and begins to grab at Wario more frequently, making it increasingly challenging for our hero to evade its clutches. Furthermore, the figure's frustration grows palpable after enduring three strikes to its face, pushing it into a state of anger and potentially unleashing even more ferocious attacks. In this intense encounter, an elusive and mysterious figure launches a relentless assault on Wario using their bare hands, diligently trying to either snatch or crush him. Unlike other boss battles in the game, this particular confrontation does not allow for any pause or respite, adding an extra layer of difficulty and urgency. What sets this hidden figure apart from all the other adversaries in the game is their unique ability to instantly end the player's progress if they manage to successfully grab hold of Wario. This makes it the sole attack in the entire game capable of delivering an immediate Game Over.

Once Wario successfully lands four hits on the hidden figure, the formidable opponent is finally defeated, bringing an end to the chaos in the music box world. As a result, the inhabitants, who had been trapped in a state of despair, are miraculously restored to their original state of being. Overwhelmed with gratitude for Wario's heroic efforts, they decide to bid him farewell and send him back to his own world. However, not wanting his endeavors to go unrewarded, they generously allow Wario to retain all the precious treasures he had discovered during his adventurous journey.

Dr. Mario 64[]

In this game, now going the name Rudy. he planned to steal some Megavitamins from Dr. Mario in order to cure his own cold. To carry out his plan, Rudy enlists the help of his minion, Mad Scienstein. Mad Scienstein successfully steals the Megavitamins, but Dr. Mario and Wario are hot on his heels, with Wario also wanting the Megavitamins for himself. The pursuit eventually leads all of them to Rudy's castle, where the chosen character confronts Rudy directly. To everyone's surprise, Rudy has taken the Megavitamins for himself. However, after a challenging battle, Dr. Mario manages to defeat Rudy. In a surprising twist, Dr. Mario uses the stolen Megavitamins to cure Rudy of his cold. However, if Wario defeats Dr. Mario, the Megavitamins are snatched by Mad Scienstein, leading to a never-ending chase between Wario and Mad Scienstein. In multiplayer modes, Rudy is known for having the highest-level artificial intelligence (AI), along with Metal Mario and Vampire Wario.

Power and Abilities[]

One of Rudy's most notable powers is his ability to manipulate and control dark energy. This dark energy allows him to conjure up terrifying illusions, manipulate his surroundings, and even unleash devastating attacks on his enemies. With a mere flick of his wrist, he can create a swirling vortex of darkness or summon malevolent creatures to do his bidding. Rudy possesses a wide array of formidable powers and extraordinary abilities that make him a force to be reckoned with.

In addition to his mastery over dark energy, Rudy possesses incredible physical strength and agility. His acrobatic movements and nimble reflexes make him a formidable opponent in combat. He can effortlessly dodge incoming attacks and deliver powerful strikes with uncanny precision. Rudy's physical prowess is further enhanced by his ability to stretch his limbs to extraordinary lengths, allowing him to reach distant objects or ensnare his foes.

Beyond his formidable powers and arsenal, Rudy also possesses a cunning intellect and a knack for devising elaborate schemes. He is a master manipulator, capable of deceiving and outsmarting his enemies with ease. Whether it's tricking someone into falling into one of his elaborate traps or manipulating events to his advantage, Rudy is always one step ahead of those who oppose him. Moreover, Rudy's malevolent charisma and hypnotic voice are equally formidable. He can effortlessly charm and manipulate others, bending them to his will and leading them astray. With his mesmerizing presence, he can easily sway the minds of those around him, using them as pawns in his grand scheme of chaos and destruction.

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Videos[]

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Trivia[]

He is the only boss in Wario Land 3 that can kill Wario and the only way to get a game over.
He was mentioned by Wario in Fortune Street.
He is the second most recurring villain after Captain Syrup.
He is the only Wario villain to have ever met and fought Mario. Captain Syrup never met the heroic red plumber despite his brief appearance at the end of the original Wario Land. However Mario has met Captain Syrup in the manga.
He is the only antagonist other than the Viruses to be the main antagonist of a Dr. Mario game as Dr. Mario 64 is the only Dr. Mario game to have any kind of story mode.

External Links[]

Rudy the Clown on the Mario Wiki
Rudy the Clown on the Super Mario Wiki

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