Hand Me Down

From the Super Mario Wiki, the Mario encyclopedia
Jump to navigationJump to search
Hand Me Down
Hand Me Down in WarioWare: Smooth Moves.
WarioWare: Smooth Moves
WWG Hand Me Down.png
WarioWare Gold
Appears in WarioWare: Smooth Moves
WarioWare Gold
League Mash League
Type Cheerleading to Victory (Mona, Smooth Moves)
Sports (Jimmy T, Gold)
Command(s) Hand over!
Info "Would you give this to the person in front of me? Sometimes you'll need to be rough, and other times you'll need to be gentle." (Smooth Moves)
"If the anchor can keep up that pace, this race is in the bag! C'mon, man! Pass the baton!" (Gold)
Controls A Button – Hand off baton (Gold)
Form(s) "The Umbrella" (Smooth Moves)
Points to clear 15 (Gold)
Music track Run!

Hand Me Down is one of Mona's microgames in WarioWare: Smooth Moves. It is also one of the returning microgames in WarioWare Gold, this time hosted by Jimmy T. Its name is comes from "hand-me-down," a term that refers to a used item passed on to someone else, usually a piece of clothing from an older family member to a younger family member.

Gameplay[edit]

The player must hand an object to the other hand, which is moving. Objects can be anything from a pipe to a banana.

WarioWare: Smooth Moves[edit]

  • 1st level difficulty: The other arm is moving slowly. The object is a pipe.
  • 2nd level difficulty: The other arm is moving quickly. The object is some chives.
  • 3rd level difficulty: Same as Level 2, but the other hand closes. The object is a fish or a banana.

WarioWare Gold[edit]

The game is based around a relay race to fit into the Sports genre. If the player misses, the athlete holding the baton is seen falling over.

  • 1st level difficulty: The other arm moves slowly. The object is a baton, and the anchor is an athlete.
  • 2nd level difficulty: The other arm moves faster. The baton is a cucumber, and the anchor is a woman with groceries.
  • 3rd level difficulty: Both hands move. The baton is a banana, and the anchor is a gorilla.

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese てわたし[?]
Tewatashi
Handing Over
French Passage de relais[?] Relay handover
Italian Passaggio di mani[?] Passage of hands
Spanish Relevos[?] Relay race