Kabob and Weave

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Kabob and Weave
Kabob and Weave
Appears in Mario Party: Island Tour
Type General minigame
Time limit 60 seconds
Music track Survival!
Music sample

Kabob and Weave (known as Squish Kebab in the British English version) is a General minigame from Mario Party: Island Tour.

Overview[edit]

In the intro, the four players and a blue Toad all enter a factory, and stop on a metal platform. An alarm goes off, and all of the characters are startled by the middle Skewer popping out of the wall. The blue Toad is knocked away while all the players dodge, and the minigame begins.

The players have to avoid being touched by the five Skewers in the background. If a player is touched by a Skewer, they are out. The last player left standing, or the players left standing when time runs out win.

Controls[edit]

  • Circle Pad – Move
  • A Button – Jump

In-game text[edit]

  • Rules – American English: "Run and jump to avoid the Skewers for as long as possible."
  • Rules – British English: "Dodge the Spike Pillars for as long as possible."

See also[edit]

Naming[edit]

The American name, "Kabob and Weave", is a combination of the food "kabob" and the boxing term "bob and weave"; the British name, "Squish Kebab", is a pun on "shish kebab".

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseトゲこんぼうをかわせ!
Toge konbō o kawase!
Alternating Skewers![1]
DutchSpijkerspiesNail Pike[1]
French (Canada)Brochette de vedettesSkewer of stars (expression meaning "a bunch of stars")[1]
French (Europe)Brochette de stars[1]
GermanSpießrutenrempeleiSkewer Jostle[1]
ItalianRulli pericolosiDangerous rollers[1]
Korean가시기둥을 피해라!
Gasi Gidung-eul Pihaera!
Damaging Skewers![1]
Portuguese (Europe)Máquina de EspetosSkewer Machine[1]
RussianШипорубка
Shiporubka
Thorn axing[1]
Spanish (Latin America)Brochetas inquietasRestless skewers[1]
Spanish (Europe)Plataforma espinosaSpiny platform[1]

Notes[edit]

  • In the minigame intro, the doors on the left and right side of the screen shut if four players are competing. If there are two or three, the doors do not shut; however, they still act as walls.

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k In-game name from Mario Party: Island Tour (stored internally as mg_inst_mg3444_0001 in message file mg_inst.msbt in archive languages/[language].zdat).