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Brother Groove
Mario and Luigi performing the Brother Groove.
Appears in Mario & Luigi: Brothership

The Brother Groove is a minigame featured in Mario & Luigi: Brothership. It is played several times throughout the game whenever Mario and Luigi meet Dyode and Emmit, and it last longer each time it is played. The player uses the A Button, B Button, X Button, and Y Button buttons to have Mario and Luigi perform dance moves. Each time this minigame is played, the player must successfully hit all buttons, although if this is failed at least twice, the difficulty can be lowered to allow a few misses.

InstancesEdit

Twistee Island first visitEdit

Mario and Luigi give Dyode hair wax, then dance with him to raise the Twisten Sprout.

Heatfreeze IslandEdit

During Burnadette and Chilliam's wedding, Dyode has Mario and Luigi perform with him near the end.

Twistee Island second visitEdit

Mario and Luigi rescue Dyode and Emmit from Glohm infected monsters, then dance with him to once again raise the Twisten Sprout. This dance is referred to as the "Growdacious Groove".

Jellyfish IslandEdit

As Dyode is the owner of Club Dyode, he gives Mario and Luigi tickets to enter the club if they dance with him on a stage outside. This dance is referred to as the "Dyode Groove".

World tourEdit

While Mario and Luigi are gathering Bonds to enter the Soli-Tree, they first dance with Dyode on Twistee Island, then atop the central lookout tower on Merrygo Island, and finally on the stage on Jellyfish Island as a groove-off. After the last performance, Mario and Luigi collect Dyode and Emmit's Bond. The final dance is referred to as the "World Groove".

Ultra World GrooveEdit

The Ultra World Groove is an optional version available on Jellyfish Island after collecting Dyode and Emmit's Bond. The button presses for this version are much faster than previous versions. If this is successfully completed, Dyode rewards Mario and Luigi with a Whittledown Wear DX.

Names in other languagesEdit

Language Name Meaning Notes
French (NOE) Danse fraternelle[1] Brotherly Dance
Spanish El baile fraternal[?] The brotherly dance

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