Don't Wake Wiggler!

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Don't Wake Wiggler!
Mario pets Wiggler in Don't Wake Wiggler! from Super Mario Party
Appears in Super Mario Party
Type 4-Player minigame
Time limit 5 seconds per turn, starting from the first stroke of that turn
Music track Don't Wake Wiggler
You Woke Wiggler!

Don't Wake Wiggler! is a luck-based 4-Player minigame appearing in Super Mario Party.

Overview[edit]

Wario wakes up the Wiggler in the Don't Wake Wiggler! minigame in Super Mario Party
Gameplay of the minigame, showing Wario waking up the Wiggler

The minigame opens with the players approaching a sleeping Wiggler in a forest.

In an order from left to right, starting from the randomly-selected first player's position, players take turns petting the sleeping Wiggler. Each player is given five seconds per turn, during which they can pet the Wiggler several times for points. For each player, the timer does not start until they pet the Wiggler at least once. The Wiggler can be agitated in two ways: when it opens one eye, and when it jerks and displays a pulsing nerve. The more agitated it is, the more likely it will wake up, as indicated by the Zs' shaking and turning purple. Eventually, the Wiggler abruptly wakes up in anger; the player who wakes the Wiggler has their score reset to zero (automatically making them last place, even if they were originally first and had the most points), and the minigame ends. The player(s) with the most points at the end of the minigame win(s). It takes at least 25 points (added among all players) for the Wiggler to wake up, atlhough if a player does nothing before this 25-point term is met, the Wiggler will eventually wake up after a certain amount of time passes and that player will automatically lose.[1]

At the end of the minigame, the winners strike their poses as the Wiggler angrily pursues the losers in the background.

On Challenge Road, this minigame is the last challenge of Ghostly Hollow. There are only two players competing, and the objective is for the player to beat their rival.

Controls[edit]

  • Wave Joy-Con – Pet

In-game text[edit]

  • "Pet Wiggler without waking it!"
  • "Petting Wiggler earns you points[sic] but you'll lose it all if you wake it up!"
  • Tip: "Whoever wakes Wiggler gets 0 points."

Gallery[edit]

Naming[edit]

"Don't Wake Wiggler" is a reference to the children's board game Don't Wake Daddy.

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseおこさないでハナチャン
Okosanaide hanachan
Don't Wake Wiggler[?]
Chinese (Simplified)别吵醒花毛毛
Bié Chǎoxǐng Huā Máomáo
Don't Wake Wiggler[?]
Chinese (Traditional)別吵醒花毛毛
Bié Chǎoxǐng Huā Máomáo
Don't Wake Wiggler[?]
DutchSlaap lekker, Wiggler!Sleep well, Wiggler![?]
FrenchTout doux, tout douxSoftly, softly[?]
GermanZärtlich währt am längstenTender is the best policy[?]
ItalianCarezze al TorcibrucoCaressing Wiggler[?]
Korean꽃충이를 깨우지 말 것
Kkotchung-ireul kkaeuji mal geot
Don't Wake Wiggler[?]
SpanishDulces sueñosSweet Dreams[?]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ CMeeCraft Gaming (December 15, 2019). Is It Possible to Beat Super Mario Party By Doing Absolutely Nothing? - Mario Party Challenge. YouTube. Retrieved January 4, 2020.