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9-Volt is a major character in the WarioWare series, having appeared in every game in said series. He is an avid gamer who attends Diamond City Elementary with his close friend, 18-Volt, and lives with his mother, 5-Volt, and pet, Fronk.
9-Volt is voiced by Makoto Koichi in the Japanese version while Melissa Hutchison in the English version.
Appearances[]
Mario Party: To The Max[]
9-Volt is an unlockable playable character in this game.
WarioWare: 3 Dimensions[]
He hosts the "Game POWER!" level in this game, where he gives the player some classic Nintendo-themed microgames to play, like he does in other WarioWare games.
Super Mario Spikers[]
9-Volt appears in Super Mario Spikers as a playable character, appearing as a Power-Type captain. He rides on the Ultra Machine emerged with tank treads under it, with a several of softballs can throw at the ball and attacking opponents. His emblem is a letter V, and his theme is Synthwave.
Voice Actors[]
- Makoto Koichi (Japanese)
- Melissa Hutchison (English)
Gallery[]
