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The minigame is a match between at most four characters, each competing to cut the most shrubs. There are four rounds to be passed, with each featuring distinct patterns to follow on the plant; that is, the first round has the players chop the plant in a triangle shape, the second one in a quadrilateral shape, the third one in a pentagonal shape, and finally the fourth one in a hexagonal shape. However, the patterns may vary with each of the players' visit in the minigame - for instance, in the second round, the players can be prompted to form either a square, a trapezoid with its shorter base above the longer base, or a trapezoid with the shorter base under the longer one, with all of them having in common that they are quadrilateral polygons. Needless to say, all of the variations are shown [[Shrub Hubbub#Pattern variations|below]].
The minigame is a match between at most four characters, each competing to cut the most shrubs. There are four rounds to be passed, with each featuring distinct patterns to follow on the plant; that is, the first round has the players chop the plant in a triangle shape, the second one in a quadrilateral shape, the third one in a pentagonal shape, and finally the fourth one in a hexagonal shape. However, the patterns may vary with each of the players' visit in the minigame - for instance, in the second round, the players can be prompted to form either a square, a trapezoid with its shorter base above the longer base, or a trapezoid with the shorter base under the longer one, with all of them having in common that they are quadrilateral polygons. Needless to say, all of the variations are shown [[Shrub Hubbub#Pattern variations|below]].


In order to perform a cut on the plant's crown, the players have to quickly move their stylus along the desired dashed line, starting and ending with its respective bounds. On the upper side of the Nintendo 3DS is a scoreboard presenting the progress of all the characters that participate in the minigame. At the end of the minigame, the ranking is estabilished in order from the player who passed all the rounds first to the player(s) who cut the least amount of shrubs.
In order to perform a cut on the plant's crown, the players have to quickly move their stylus or finger along the desired dashed line, starting and ending with its respective bounds. On the upper side of the Nintendo 3DS is a scoreboard presenting the progress of all the characters that participate in the minigame. At the end of the minigame, the ranking is estabilished in order from the player who passed all the rounds first to the player(s) who cut the least amount of shrubs.


===Pattern variations===
===Pattern variations===
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==In-game text==
==In-game text==
*'''Rules''' – '''American English''' ''"Use your stylus to quickly trim the shrubs into the selected pattern."''
*'''Rules''' – '''American English''' ''"Use your stylus or finger to quickly trim the shrubs into the selected pattern."''
*'''Rules''' – '''British English''' ''"Prune the tree branches by quickly cutting along the dotted lines."''
*'''Rules''' – '''British English''' ''"Prune the tree branches by quickly cutting along the dotted lines."''


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