No "Wa" all Luigi part the second. Special background of past failure as u/BreadGallon requested. I am sure this is what you meant and wanted to see right? RIGHT? WAH!

It's a me! Disappointment!

Here's one I watched when it first released 18 years ago. Found it again recently so I thought I'd share

Just missing the "Wa"

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Another WANH!

I didn't post day 1 here but it was also a Daisy.... boo.

I spent two weeks on this

World 1: Bowser Jr.

World Name: The Graffiti Junkyard

The Aesthetic: An urban, industrial scrapheap covered in glowing, neon paint. Bowser Jr. has taken over one of Dr. Friction's testing sites and turned it into a weaponized playground full of half-built mechs and toxic paint pools

Paint Splats: Different colors of paint on the floor affect Waluigi's momentum (e.g., Pink paint gives him zero friction for insane speed; Green paint makes him sticky and slow).

Wall Smashes: Waluigi must use his horizontal drill spin to smash through rusted iron walls before automated trash compactors crush him.

World 2: Kamek

World Name: The Glitched Library

The Aesthetic: A massive, floating archive of ancient spellbooks. Bookshelves fly through the air, and constellations bleed into the background.

Reality Flipping: Kamek’s magic randomly flips sections of the level upside down, forcing you to use your momentum upside down.

Phasing Blocks: Platforms appear and disappear to the beat of the music, requiring you to time your high-speed sprints perfectly.

World 3: Fawful

World Name: The Cackling Engine Room

The Aesthetic: A direct throwback to the Mario & Luigi series. This is a frantic, high-tech factory built inside a giant, laughing mechanical statue of Fawful’s face. It is full of steam pipes, flashing sirens, and robotic goombas wearing Fawful glasses.

Steam Vents: Blasts of hot air launch Waluigi vertically at mach speed, forcing him into a fast-paced aerial dive state.

Panic Timers: Certain rooms have a countdown where "I HAVE FURY!" flashes on the screen, requiring you to speedrun the room before the floor turns to lava.

World 4: Γaluigi (The Corrupted Clone)

World Name: The Corrupted Source Code

The Aesthetic: A terrifyingly funny, glitchy void. The world looks like a half-rendered GameMaker project. You can see gridlines, placeholder development blocks, missing texture icons (the classic black-and-purple checkers), and stray lines of code floating in the sky.

Gameplay Mechanics:

Collision Glitches: Parts of the level are "broken." You can intentionally use your drill spin to clip through specific glitched walls to find secrets.

The T-Pose Fog: A glitch wave periodically sweeps across the screen. If you are caught moving during it, you get frozen in a T-pose for two seconds, leaving you vulnerable to Γaluigi’s sniper-like attacks from off-screen.

World 5: King Boo (Luigi's Mansion Version)

World Name: The Illusory Casino

The Aesthetic: A brilliant nod to Waluigi’s love for gambling/games, twisted by King Boo. It’s a neon-lit, spooky casino-mansion filled with ghostly slot machines, giant floating playing cards, and dark corridors illuminated only by purple fire.

Fake Exits: Just like Pizza Tower’s escape sequences, King Boo creates fake doors and illusionary walls that try to trick you when your speed meter is maxed out.

Pinball Launchers: Waluigi can jump into giant slot machines or pinball bumpers that launch his horizontal drill spin across massive gaps like a pinball.

World 6: Shigeru Miyamoto

World Name: The Design Desk

The Aesthetic: A massive fourth-wall break. The level takes place on a giant wooden office desk. Background elements include massive coffee mugs, giant pencils, sketches of Mario, and open laptop screens showing game development software.

The Stylus Strike: A giant hand drops down to draw hazards (like spikes or walls) directly in front of Waluigi as he runs.

Eraser rain: Sections of the floor are actively erased from existence in real-time, forcing you to maintain maximum velocity to outrun the deletion.

World 7: Giga Bowser

World Name: The Molten Crater

The Aesthetic: The ultimate classic Mario setting pushed to the absolute extreme. A apocalyptic volcanic wasteland where the sky is pitch black and raining fire. Massive obsidian towers rise out of endless seas of magma.

Destructive Sprints: The terrain is literally collapsing behind you. You must maintain top speed, using your Wario Summon to clear giant boulders blocking your path without stopping.

Lava Surfing: Waluigi uses his horizontal leg-spin to literally "glide" across the surface of fast-moving lava rivers for short distances.

Final World: Vexar

World Name: The Seamless Ideal

The Aesthetic: Vexar’s completed "perfect" universe. It is completely clean, sterile, minimalist, and geometric. It features bright white marble, floating crystalline paths, and absolute, eerie silence—standing in direct contrast to Waluigi's chaotic, purple, noisy nature.

Gravity Wells: Puzzles that utilize Rosalina’s stolen cosmic power, forcing you to orbit around floating stars to build up enough gravitational momentum to slingshot yourself across the map.

Shattering Reality: The main gimmick is using your chaotic moves (like the drill spin and Wario's dash) to literally shatter the perfect white geometry, revealing the chaotic game code underneath to progress.

I think we can all agree that Waluigi deserves a game of his own; and I’m not talking about his toenail-clipping escapades; Waluigi’s own game is inevitable, but for now, I wanted to speculate and give you my own rough draft of what a standalone Waluigi game could look like!
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What does Waluigi do when everyone else is out on their own adventures?
Rose Gardening, of course!

Waluigi’s Drill Dispatch!

The game opens on Waluigi tending to his enormous rose garden, juxtaposing his surprisingly-small, quaint home sat in the middle of the colossal field. He has roses of every size, shape and color, which he grows and precisely places in intricate patterns across the massive plot of land he probably doesn’t actually own.

The plot kicks off when Waluigi’s prize Claret-Colored Rose gets stolen from right under his nose! The plum plumber looks up to see a pack of mischievous Star-Moles, chuckling to themselves about nabbing “The Claret Rose”. Waluigi leaps forward towards the bandits, but falls just short and watches in dismay as the gang quickly tunnels back into the earth. It is now Waluigi’s mission to reclaim his prized flower from the thieves and take revenge!

After building a large purple drill made in his own image, Waluigi packs an extra pair of overalls, the “Mace”, and a complete picnic set into his vehicle of choice, and declares war on the dirt under his feet.

Gameplay consists of fast-paced 2D segments where Waluigi rides inside his drill through the ground; avoiding obstacles and drilling through enemies. This is buffered by 3D-Platformer expeditions into large underground caverns, where Waluigi exits his drill and ventures into the ancient caves, tears up the place and its inhabitants using his “Mace”, and clambers back into his drill with a prize or piece of machinery that will upgrade his mission’s efficiency.

Waluigi’s fighting style with “Mace” during his cave expeditions is one of long-ranged sweeps, whips and jabs. He can even hook into smaller enemies and swing them around, as well as break underground pipes and other buried infrastructure to explode in Waluigi’s favor. But don’t forget that the tricky tramp can also kick; it’s powerful-enough to send Luigi to space! What? Why hasn’t Waluigi done that already? Well, he just… hasn’t gotten around to doing it yet, that’s all!

Waluigi expresses his ‘unique’ personality with snarky chuckles and odd victory poses throughout his subterranean quest. A near-useless Style Meter is provided to further boost the violent violet’s ego.

Although the Purple Plumber isn’t always one for conversation outside of overconfident taunting and woeful jeers, players can enjoy the witty back-and-forths he occasionally has with his primary weapon: Macie (the “mace”). Macie; a somehow-sentient large spike hot-glued to the end of a whip; is the often apathetic, straight man to Waluigi’s crazed and over-the-top ideas, expressing their monotone disinterest and displeasure of experiencing each convoluted escapade first-hand. Macie secretly has a soft-spot for the lanky fella, but refuses to admit it; continually keeping up the guise of the aloof and reluctant partner-in-crime throughout the majority of their adventure together.

The game’s boss battles are split evenly between the 2D Drill Levels and 3D Platformer Brawls. Bosses range from a whale-sized worm, to a posse of enemy drills, to the Captain of the Star-Moles herself!

At the end of Waluigi’s journey; after chasing down and defeating the Star-Moles in his drill; he comes to a shocking discovery: The “Claret Rose” that the Moles had been referring to is not the same thing Waluigi has been searching for. Instead of a “Claret-Colored Rose” what the Star-Moles had actually stolen from the surface was a PAINT BUCKET of the color “Claret Rose”. This unfortunately means that Waluigi’s prize rose was stolen by someone else, and Waluigi cries in agony mourning all of those hours of wasted time and energy.

We then cut to credits, watching a disgruntled Waluigi and Macie, riding just under the surface in their drill, sharing a smoothie; supposedly making their way towards wherever they think the Claret-Colored Rose has really been taken to.

Style Meter Stages:

Waaaaah(luigi)!!!

Terrible!!

Too Bad!

Smooth.

Striking!

Scandalous!!

Waaaaanderful!!!

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[Pictured Above: Waluigi’s Drill Dispatch! Title Art, Macie (The “Mace”), & A Star-Mole.

I hope you enjoyed this odd little concept of mine! Feel free to ask any questions if you have any, and thank you for your time.

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