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The Corkscrew move is original to ''Smash Bros''. While it shares part of the English name of Wario's {{s|mariowiki|Corkscrew Conk}} ability in ''{{s|mariowiki|Wario World}}'', the two moves are entirely unrelated, having entirely different animations and functions. Moreover, the Japanese name for the Corkscrew Conk, "Screw Attack" (スクリューアタック), shares very little naming similarities with the Corkscrew in ''Super Smash Bros''.
The Corkscrew move is original to ''Smash Bros''. While it shares part of the English name of Wario's {{s|mariowiki|Corkscrew Conk}} ability in ''{{s|mariowiki|Wario World}}'', the two moves are entirely unrelated, having entirely different animations and functions. Moreover, the Japanese name for the Corkscrew Conk, "Screw Attack" (スクリューアタック), shares very little naming similarities with the Corkscrew in ''Super Smash Bros''.


Animation wise, the move resembles the {{s|mariowiki|Spin Jump}}, a common ability in the {{uv|Mario}} series, which Wario is also able to use it in ''{{s|mariowiki|Super Mario 64 DS}}'' after jumping on top of a {{s|mariowiki|Spindrift}} or a [[Fly Guy]], or when he gets caught in a {{s|mariowiki|tornado}}. Otherwise, the two moves function completely different to each other. The way Wario stretches out his arms at the end of the move resembles a frame of Wario's animation in the opening cutscene of his first level in ''WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!'', where he jumps off of a trampoline and accidentally lands inside his radio.
Animation wise, the move resembles the {{s|mariowiki|Spin Jump}}, a common ability in the {{uv|Mario}} series, which Wario is also able to use it in ''{{s|mariowiki|Super Mario 64 DS}}'' after jumping on top of a {{s|mariowiki|Spindrift}} or a [[Fly Guy]], or when he gets caught in a {{s|mariowiki|tornado}}. Otherwise, the two moves function completely different to eachother. The way Wario stretches out his arms at the end of the move resembles a frame of Wario's animation in the opening cutscene of his first level in ''WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!'', where he jumps off of a trampoline and accidentally lands inside his radio.


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