WarioWare D.I.Y. - Pokémedley

SECOND UPDATE: Because I did the Wii U System Transfer, I can no longer send these via Showcase. If you have WarioWare D.I.Y. for the DS, I can still send them in that way. Please send me a PM for more information if you're interested.

There we go! At last, I've finished every microgame in the Pokémedley. All of them are taken from the Pokémon series. There are 4 microgames per generation, plus 1 for the anime and 1 for the card game, which makes a total of 18, or a full shelf. If you're a Pokémon fan, you'll recognize a good number of them. However, I also picked a few of the more obscure games as well, which you might not necessarily recognize.

The way I approach microgames is to keep them simple, as they preserve the spirit of the microgame; and I want to make sure they would be understood without any prior knowledge. That is, none of these require more than two different steps (though you may have to do the same step a few times), and hopefully you should know what to do even if you don't even know what Pokémon is. Something less obvious is that I avoid the use of buttons where not necessary. Only one microgame here uses buttons. I noticed an odd button addiction many microgame creators have, so I felt it's worth bringing up.

The microgames seen in this video are the following, in order of appearance:
1. "Cut Time" from Pokémon Red/Blue/Green/Yellow
2. "Disc Drive" from Pokémon HeartGold/SoulSilver
3. "Leap Day" from the Nintendo e-Reader
4. "Ditto to You" from Pokémon Snap
5. "Dig This" from Pokémon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum
6. "Cap Sizing" from the Pokémon Anime
7. "Puzzled Look" from Pokémon Puzzle League
8. "Energy Hold" from the Pokémon Trading Card Game
9. "Fire Wood" from Pokémon Ranger
10. "My Sweet Art" from Pokémon Channel
11. "Primal Scene" from Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky
12. "Presentation" from Pokémon Stadium 2
13. "Oh, Ship!" from Pokémon Gold/Silver/Crystal
14. "It Bugs Me" from My Pokémon Ranch
15. "Grave Matter" from Pokémon Pinball
16. "Spot Check" from Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness
17. "Pet Project" from Hey You, Pikachu!
18. "Weakly Deal" from Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald

"Cap Sizing" was the last one I did. As no details about Pokémon Generations 5 or 6 appeared that I could use for a microgame as of when I write this, I settled for the Pokémon anime. And as I've had multiple requests to have Team Rocket put in here, I've put Team Rocket in it--just in a way you proably didn't expect.