Mecha March

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Not to be confused with Mecha Marathon.
Mecha March
Mecha March from Mario Party 9
Appears in Mario Party 9
Type Bowser Jr. minigame
Music track You're Not Getting Away!
Music sample

Mecha March is a Bowser Jr. minigame in Mario Party 9.

Introduction[edit]

Bowser Jr. is seen using a legged machine that looks like a Koopa Clown Car, as it turns back.

Gameplay[edit]

The duo must pilot its legged vehicle in order to catch up to Bowser Jr. in his own. The players do this by waving their Wii Remotes alternately to move the machine legs for the vehicle to walk through the corridor. When wreckage is found on the floor, the players must shake their Wii Remotes at the same time to jump over it. As the players get closer to Bowser Jr., he begins to panic and move faster. Right near the end, Bowser Jr. begins to move slowly as he passes underneath the gate. The players win if they kick Bowser Jr.'s machine before he passes the gate at the end. Otherwise, he wins.

Ending[edit]

If the players' machine kicks Bowser Jr., he and his vehicle are launched forward through the ceiling. If Bowser Jr. enters the gate, it closes and he escapes.

In-game text[edit]

  • Rules"Work with your teammate to operate a two-legged vehicle in order to chase and catch Bowser Jr."
  • Controls"Hold the Wii Remote vertically. Swing it in time with the instructions shown on-screen."

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese マシーンで追いかけろ
Mashīn de oikakero
Chase with Machines [?]
Chinese 兩人兩腳
Liǎng rén liǎng jiǎo
Two People, Two Feet [?]
French Avancée Synchronisée Synchronized Progress [?]
German Robo-Rallye Robot Rally [?]
Italian Corsa Robotica Robotic Race [?]
Spanish (Latin American) La huida de Bowser Jr. Bowser Jr.'s Flight [?]
Spanish (European) La huida de Bowsy Bowser Jr.'s Flight [?]

Notes[edit]

  • This is the only Bowser Jr. minigame to not use a "Bowser Jr. Battle" music track.

See also[edit]