Wicked Witch Hardo The Wicked Witch Hardo is a character from folklore and popular culture. She is often depicted as an evil and powerful sorceress who seeks to cause harm and chaos. The origins of the Wicked Witch Hardo can be traced back to ancient myths and legends, where witches and sorceresses were often portrayed as dark and malevolent beings. In popular culture, the Wicked Witch Hardo is perhaps most well-known for her appearance in the classic film "The Wizard of Oz". In this film, she is portrayed as a green-skinned witch with a long, crooked nose and a cackling laugh. She is the main antagonist of the story, constantly trying to thwart the protagonists in their quest.
Yes, I am the wicked witch of sv Winterlude. I will never ever understand why, when there’s lots of room in an anchorage, boats feel compelled to anchor literally on top of other boats.
The accompanying clip for Wicked Witch comes courtesy of Dell and Rigo and seems to take inspiration from the classic 90 s film Natural Born Killers. Trained her very well, the police come, I know she move, call her pretty every hour though she know she cute, she know I m a gangster, shawty keep me outta trouble so I thank her, you take away my anger, I need you to hold me down, be my anchor, she take pictures with my banger, and I hope them niggas know that pussy come with danger, my momma said, Don t talk to strangers, and fore you ever act up, bitch, I see you re stranger.
She is the main antagonist of the story, constantly trying to thwart the protagonists in their quest. The character of the Wicked Witch Hardo is often used as a symbol of evil and wickedness. She represents the dark side of humanity and serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of power and greed.
Battle with the Wicked Witch
This is the most frustrating mode I have ever encountered in 40+ years of pinball, as soon as those green lights come on, I suddenly can't make the shots to save my life Then if I do manage to get to single shot to the VUK or the ramp shot to kill the witch, it seems damn near impossible to make them while keeping the second ball in play! I've come so close so many times, only managed to complete it once since it was brought into the game.
I'm sure there are other modes that others find equally frustrating, but this one just seems to have my number!!
#2 9 years agomarkmon
I think its a fun two ball mb. And the 5 or 6 ball mb as a reward for beating it is great.
#3 9 years agovicjw66
Quoted from dgpinball:This is the most frustrating mode I have ever encountered in 40+ years of pinball, as soon as those green lights come on, I suddenly can't make the shots to save my life Then if I do manage to get to single shot to the VUK or the ramp shot to kill the witch, it seems damn near impossible to make them while keeping the second ball in play! I've come so close so many times, only managed to complete it once since it was brought into the game.
I'm sure there are other modes that others find equally frustrating, but this one just seems to have my number!!
It's actually the easiest mode to qualify for the wizard mode. Have you gotten Mega jackpot in Rescue Multiball yet?
#4 9 years agoDaveH
To me this one seems harder because it is multiball. I find modes like this much easier in single ball. Just trying to make the shots while controlling the second ball makes it a ton more difficult. And you can't cheat like you can in Rescue.
#5 9 years agoOLDPINGUY
I have found a couple of differences? maybe? In WOZ I have and others that I have played.
Is there not a 3 bank of targets or switches behind the witch?
In Witch hurry up, I can only register a center hit, with the upper right flipper.
On a few games, I could trip that switch with shots from lower flippers.
Does anyone else see this difference. hard for me to battle the witch on mine, easier on other games.
#6 9 years agosc204
Completed it for the first time last night and got to watch the melting witch video. Probably the most satisfying pinball mode I have played. (I am sure there are many games with similar requirements to get to a wizard mode but I haven't played them ) I do have TZ, TAFG, and STTNG and although their final modes are awesome to get to, none require the type of shot completion at the end to activate the final multiball mode. Add to that the fact that you must keep both balls in play makes it very cool.
Of course the code goes much deeper and I am pretty sure I will never see SOTR with the glass on
This is the most frustrating mode I have ever encountered in 40+ years of pinball, as soon as those green lights come on, I suddenly can't make the shots to save my life Then if I do manage to get to single shot to the VUK or the ramp shot to kill the witch, it seems damn near impossible to make them while keeping the second ball in play! I've come so close so many times, only managed to complete it once since it was brought into the game.
I'm sure there are other modes that others find equally frustrating, but this one just seems to have my number!!
To me this one seems harder because it is multiball. I find modes like this much easier in single ball. Just trying to make the shots while controlling the second ball makes it a ton more difficult. And you can't cheat like you can in Rescue.
Many adaptations of the original story have been made over the years, each adding their own unique twist to the character. Despite her evil nature, the Wicked Witch Hardo also possesses certain redeeming qualities. In some versions of the story, she is portrayed as a tragic figure, driven to evil by a deep sense of loneliness and rejection. This adds depth to her character and makes her more relatable to audiences. Overall, the Wicked Witch Hardo is a complex and multifaceted character. She is a symbol of evil and darkness, but also possesses certain human qualities that make her more than just a simple villain. Whether in myths, movies, or books, the character of the Wicked Witch Hardo continues to captivate audiences and serve as a reminder of the consequences of wickedness..
Reviews for "Summoning Shadows: The Art of the Wicked Witch's Spellcasting"
1. John - 2/5:
I had high hopes for "Wicked Witch Hardo" after hearing all the buzz, but I was severely disappointed. The storyline was weak and lacked depth, and the characters were cliché and one-dimensional. The acting was subpar, with many overly dramatic moments that felt forced. Additionally, the special effects were underwhelming and failed to create a convincing magical world. Overall, this movie felt like a missed opportunity to explore a fascinating concept, and I left the theater feeling underwhelmed and unsatisfied.
2. Sarah - 1/5:
I couldn't wait for "Wicked Witch Hardo" to be over. The plot was confusing and poorly developed, jumping from one scene to another without any coherence. The characters lacked any sort of charisma or relatability, and I found myself disinterested in their plight. The film relied heavily on cheap jump scares and gore, which felt unnecessary and added nothing to the overall story. I regretted wasting my time and money on this film and would not recommend it to anyone.
3. Robert - 2.5/5:
"Wicked Witch Hardo" had potential, but it fell short in execution. The dialogue was clunky and unnatural, often making it difficult to follow the conversations. The pacing was uneven, with moments of intense action followed by long periods of boredom. While the visuals were impressive at times, they couldn't make up for the lackluster script and uninspiring performances. There were some interesting ideas scattered throughout the film, but they were never fully explored or developed. Overall, I found "Wicked Witch Hardo" to be a forgettable and disappointing viewing experience.