Bumper Brawl

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Not to be confused with Bumper Balls.
Bumper Brawl
Bumper Brawl
Appears in Super Mario Party
Type Team minigame
Time limit 40 seconds
Music track Who Will Seize Tomorrow?

Bumper Brawl is a Team minigame in Super Mario Party.

Overview[edit]

The minigame takes place at an arena, featuring up to 16 players split into two or four teams, for 2-vs.-2 or free-for-all modes, respectively. Bumper Brawl opens with the third and fourth players bumping into each other and the first and second players being knocked back from charging into one another. Lastly, the players' respective allies all drop, each contained in their own ball as well.

The goal is for players to knock their opponents off the area. A charge attack can be performed, inflicting more knockback while putting the user at risk of launching off. The last remaining team wins.

The four-player version of Bumper Brawl is the fifth challenge of Ghostly Hollow on Challenge Road as well as the 39th overall. Each other player has two allies, including the player, but they do not have any in Master Challenge.

Controls[edit]

  • Control Stick – Move
  • Hold Single Joy-Con Right Button – Charge

In-game text[edit]

  • Bump your rivals out of the arena!
  • Hold Single Joy-Con Right Button to charge up power, and then release it to slam into your rivals!

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseゴロゴロコロシアム
Gorogoro koroshiamu
Rolling Colosseum[?]
Chinese滚来滚去竞技场 (Simplified)
滾來滾去競技場 (Traditional)

Gǔnláigǔnqù Jìngjìchǎng
Rolling-all-about Colosseum[?]
DutchBotsen in de boksringColliding in the boxing ring[?]
FrenchChoc des sphèresSphere shock[?]
GermanVerdrängungswettkampfReplacement Contest[?]
ItalianRotolascontriRolling Fight[?]
Korean데굴데굴 콜로세움
Deguldegul koloseum
Rolling Colosseum[?]
Spanish (Latin America)ApelotonamientoCrowding[?]
Spanish (Europe)Coliseo de esferasSphere Colosseum[?]

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