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[[File:Galaxyrally.png|thumb|200px|Galaxy Rally]]
[[File:Galaxyrally.png|thumb|200px|Galaxy Rally]]
'''Galaxy Rally''' is a Special Game found in ''[[Mario Tennis Open]]''. It is very similar to [[Gooper Blooper Volley]] from ''[[Mario Power Tennis]]''. It is played on the [[Galaxy Arena]] court. In this Special Game, players have to rebound the ball to [[Luma]] successfully a certain number of times. After the player serves, when the ball bounces on one of the four [[shrinking platform]]s on the court, that platform disappears, putting that section of the court temporarily out of play. The player loses a try if the ball falls through the open space and into the [[black hole]] below, the player fails to hit back the ball to the Luma, or the ball bounces outside the boundary line. After the player successfully rebounds the ball, the previous empty shrinking platform area is restored while another disappears.
'''Galaxy Rally''' is a Special Game found in ''[[Mario Tennis Open]]''. It is very similar to [[Gooper Blooper Volley]] from ''[[Mario Power Tennis]]'' for the [[Nintendo GameCube]]. It is played on the [[Galaxy Arena]] court. In this Special Game, players have to rebound the ball to [[Luma (species)|Luma]] successfully a certain number of times. After the player serves, when the ball bounces on one of the four [[Shrinking Tile]]s on the court, that tile disappears, putting that section of the court temporarily out of play. The player loses a try if the ball falls through the open space and into the [[Black Hole]] below, the player fails to hit back the ball to the Luma, or the ball bounces outside the boundary line. After the player successfully rebounds the ball, the previous empty Shrinking Tile area is restored while another disappears.


Initially, one of the four shrinking platforms is missing. However, once 40 rebounds are made, two of the four shrinking platforms may be missing. And after 80 rebounds, three of the four shrinking platforms may be missing.
Initially, one of the four Shrinking Tiles is missing. However, once 40 rebounds are made, two of the four Shrinking Tiles may be missing. And after 80 rebounds, three of the four Shrinking Tiles may be missing.


During the gameplay, there are [[Star Chip]]s found on the visible shrinking platforms. If the ball intersects any of them, players can receive two [[coin]]s while a section of the [[Launch Star]] meter is filled. For every consecutive intersection, the amount of coins a Star Chip gives increases by two. Once the player collects all five chips, a Launch Star is assembled. Once the ball collides with the Launch Star, the Launch Star gives the player five coins and moves to another visible shrinking platform. For every consecutive intersection, the amount of coins the Launch Star gives increases by five. After a while, the Launch Star's meter goes down until it is empty, making the Launch Star disappear and the Star Chips reappear. Collecting coins or Star Chips is not required to clear this Special Game.
During the gameplay, there are [[Star Chip]]s found on the visible Shrinking Tiles. If the ball intersects any of them, players can receive two [[coin]]s while a section of the [[Launch Star]] meter is filled. For every consecutive intersection, the amount of coins a Star Chip gives increases by two. Once the player collects all five chips, a Launch Star is assembled. Once the ball collides with the Launch Star, the Launch Star gives the player five coins and moves to another visible Shrinking Tile. For every consecutive intersection, the amount of coins the Launch Star gives increases by five. After a while, the Launch Star's meter goes down until it is empty, making the Launch Star disappear and the Star Chips reappear. Collecting coins or Star Chips is not required to clear this Special Game.


Many ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' related objects appear in the Special Minigame, including a planet from the [[Gateway Galaxy]], some Lumas, and the theme from [[Good Egg Galaxy]] being played.
Many ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' related objects appear in the Special Minigame, including a planet from the [[Gateway Galaxy]], some Lumas, and the theme from [[Good Egg Galaxy]] being played.
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|Spa=Peloteo Galáctico
|Spa=Peloteo Galáctico
|SpaM=Galaxy Rally
|SpaM=Galaxy Rally
|Fre=Échanges galactiques
|Fra=Échanges galactiques
|FreM=Galactic Exchanges
|FraM=Galactic Exchanges
|Dut=Ruimterally
|Dut=Ruimterally
|DutM=Space Rally
|DutM=Space Rally}}
|Ita=Scambi Stellari
|ItaM=Star Exchanges
}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*If Luma is being used by the player, the computer's Luma is blue.
*If Luma is being used by the player, the computer's Luma will be blue.
*Players cannot earn more than 9,999 coins in this Special Game.
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[[Category:Mario Tennis Open]]
[[Category:Mario Tennis Open]]

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