Get Over It

Not to be confused with Get Over It!

Get Over It
Appears in	Super Mario Party
Type	2-vs.-2/4-Player minigame (Team)
Music track	Aim Carefully

Get Over It is a Team minigame appearing in Super Mario Party. Its name comes from a phrase meaning "to accept what has happened in the past and move on."

Introduction

The camera pans from right to left, showing both gates as well as the team members for the first team. A Grrrol then rolls in from the left, and the team members jump over it. While they jump, the screen divides into two/four, showing the other team(s) jumping over a Grrrol. The minigame then starts.

Gameplay

The minigame is set in a stone fortress exterior, where each team must jump over Grrrols of various speeds coming from either direction. If a team member hits a Grrrol, they are knocked into the water below and eliminated. The last team who survives wins. If both teams' last remaining members get hit simultaneously, the minigame ends in a draw.

On Challenge Road, this is the eighth challenge of Mushroom Beach and the 29th challenge overall. The rival team of two players has four extra allies to help them. In the normal challenge, the player team also has four allies, but in the Master Challenge, the player team has only two allies.

Controls

• – Jump

Although this is never stated in the game, the player can also shake to jump.

In-game text

• Don't get bowled over!
• Grrrols might roll in from the left or right!

Gallery

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  Four-team version

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ジャンプサバイバル[?] Janpu sabaibaru	Jump Survival
Chinese (simplified)	跳跃生存战[?] Tiàoyuè Shēngcún Zhàn	Jump Survival
Chinese (traditional)	跳躍生存戰[?] Tiàoyuè Shēngcún Zhàn	Jump Survival
Dutch	Stekelsprongen[?]	Spike Jumps
French	Ola au large[?]	Offshore crowd wave
German	Hoppsala[?]	An expression of surprise. Also similar to hoppeln ("hop").
Italian	Salti di sopravvivenza[?]	Jump for survival
Korean	점프 서바이벌[?] Jeompeu seobaibeol	Jump Survival
Spanish	Pasarela mortal[?]	Deadly Gangplank