A cartoon witch's bedroom with Ashley sleeping in bed, a bat-like Red on a shelf, potions, spell scrolls, and a bubbling cauldron.

Ashley from WarioWare series would probably have a bedroom that feels more like a tiny witch’s lair than a normal bedroom—dark, moody, and full of strange, magical clutter. The color palette would lean heavily into deep purples, blacks, and muted reds, matching her gothic aesthetic. Walls might be lined with old spell scrolls, cryptic symbols, or framed portraits that look like they’re watching you. Instead of cute posters, you’d expect diagrams of potions or arcane runes. Lighting would be dim—think candles or a faint green glow from bubbling concoctions rather than a bright ceiling lamp. Her furniture would be slightly old-fashioned and maybe a bit crooked, like it’s been repurposed or enchanted. A wooden desk would be covered in potion bottles, dusty books, and ingredients—dried herbs, bones, or things that are hard to identify. A cauldron might sit in the corner, occasionally puffing out colorful smoke. On her bed, the blankets would be dark and heavy, possibly with star or occult patterns. Plush toys wouldn’t really fit her vibe, but if she had any, they’d look odd or slightly eerie. Somewhere nearby, you’d definitely find Red (WarioWare) lounging around—maybe perched on a shelf or napping upside down like a bat. There’d also be a sense that the room is alive in subtle ways: books shifting slightly, potions bubbling on their own, or shadows moving when they shouldn’t. Even if it’s technically a bedroom, it doubles as a personal lab and magical workshop. Overall, it’s Mehr sehen