Note: Do NOT let Villager pocket Wario's bike.

[Rakurai]

If he pockets the bike, Wario can't produce a new one until Villager gets KO'd, or you knock it out of his pockets by smacking him around enough. Not having your best recovery option against a character at good as gimping as he is a death wish.

He can pocket the bike as long as Wario isn't riding it, so trying to use it like a pseudo projectile against him isn't advisable.

 

[Goodstyle_4]

Yeesh, looks like we're in the same boat as Diddy mains with their nanners. Don't let this little **** take your bikes.

Good thing he's a pretty easy match up even without it though lol.

 

[Doctor Destructo]

That little weasel. I'd still ram bikes into him though, just make sure they keep riding off the edge.

Or bounce it off his creepy head.

 

[Rakurai]

It occurred to me that he can also intercept Wario's bike after he jumps off it during a recovery and pocket it then.

Still, when considering how bad his neutral game is compared to Wario's, he probably needs any advantage he can get.

 

[Spinosaurus]

You know I think this is one match up where I don't even use the bike much.

 

[Kero the Invincible]

Villager.

Stole.

My.

BIKE!

 

[Rakurai]

Apparently, Villager can only keep an item/projectile pocketed for about 30 seconds before it simply vanishes.

While he can simply take it out then put it away again if it's something that can be carried like a standard item, heavy objects like Wario's bike have a huge delay when he unpockets them, plus he automatically throws them rather then it simply going into his hands like a small item would.

That makes this tactic less threatening then I was expecting.