High-five
- This article is about the move in Donkey Kong Bananza. For the multiplayer mode in WarioWare: Get It Together!, see High Five.
| High-five | |
|---|---|
 Screenshot from Donkey Kong Bananza | |
| First appearance | Super Mario Party (2018) |
| Latest appearance | Donkey Kong Bananza (2025) |
| Used by | Any playable character in Super Mario Party, most characters in Donkey Kong Bananza |
- “Up top!”
- —Pauline, Donkey Kong Bananza
A high-five[1] can be used as a move in Super Mario Party and Donkey Kong Bananza.
In Super Mario Party, after a 2-vs.-2, 1-vs.-3 (if the solo player loses), or Co-op minigame, if the winning team has at least one human player, they will able to give their teammate(s) a high-five by swinging their 
Joy-Con, as prompted by the announcer exclaiming, "Ready... Yeah!" Doing so grants all players on the team two bonus coins. The announcer will repeat, "Ready... Yeah!" if a player does not high-five the first time; if a player refuses to high-five again, their teammate(s) will look at the player's character disappointingly.
In Donkey Kong Bananza, when Donkey Kong tries to punch most characters, he gives them a high-five instead. When Donkey Kong high-fives a character, small blue-and-purple particles appear, and Donkey Kong gives a thumbs-up. Donkey Kong cannot high-five every character, such as Fractones, elders, and Grumpy Kong after battling him. Donkey Kong is required to perform a high-five on a sleeping snake at the entrance of the Radiance Layer's Hiss Hiss Oasis to wake it up and receive a new waypoint, who informs him about Grumpy Kong's location. In the Emerald Rush mode in the DK Island & Emerald Rush DLC, one of the goals that may appear is to high-five one of the NPCs in the layer.
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Screenshot from Super Mario Party
