There’s a weird amount of love for Waluigi out there despite him only ever appearing in the spinnoff games like Mario Tennis and Mario Party. This is the evil version of Luigi who…is purple.

Waluigi has been Mario's unsung antihero for decades, but does he finally deserve his moment in the spotlight? From his debut in Mario Tennis on the N64 to his iconic appearances in Mario Kart and ...

Waluigi's iconic "wah" catapulted him into countless games, making him a fan favorite character over the years. In games like Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympics, Waluigi excels with high ...

Dr. Mario, Mario Golf, and Mario Tennis will be available to play on the Nintendo Switch, serving up some childhood memories. Many Nintendo fans have already started reminiscing about their ...

This entry marked the first appearance of Waluigi and the GBC version features an RPG mode its N64 counterpart didn't. The latest title in the series was 2018's Mario Tennis Aces.

in most Nintendo games Waluigi is presented as a devious, dastardly troublemaker. The odd character debuted in 2000’s Mario Tennis on the Nintendo 64, created as a partner for Wario. And over ...

But each protagonist needs an antagonist, Nintendo introduced Wario and Waluigi to be the rival twins of the plumbing brothers. If you haven’t played any spin-off Mario games like Mario Party, Tennis, ...

and the exact same one that Mario and pals find themselves in when Wario and Waluigi turn up with, if I’m honest, basically the infinity gauntlet from The Avengers, but in tennis racket form.

Waluigi first appeared in Mario Tennis for N64, and Walupeach was similarly planned for the sports spin-off series. According to Aoki, the character would have made her debut in Mario Power Tennis ...

Fumihide Aoki, the creator of Waluigi, unveils “Wapeach,” an unreleased character designed for Mario Power Tennis in 2004. Wapeach’s design features a sinister twist on Princess Peach, with a leather ...

We were apparently robbed of a Peach rival - or, more specifically, "Walpeach" - in Mario Power Tennis, but at least Waluigi creator Fumihide Aoki has given us a delightful glimpse at the character ...

an evil version of Princess Peach that was designed for 2004’s Mario Power Tennis. Aoki rocked the Waluigi fandom by posting early sketches of Wapeach — also known as Warupeachi — on his ...