Speedy Graffiti

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Speedy Graffiti
Speedy Graffiti from Mario Party 8
Appears in Mario Party 8
Type 4-Player minigame
Time limit 30 seconds
Music track Happy-Go-Lucky
Music sample

Speedy Graffiti is a 4-Player minigame that is found in Mario Party 8.

Overview[edit]

Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Yoshi in the introduction of Speedy Graffiti of Mario Party 8.
The introduction to Speedy Graffiti

In the introduction, the first player is shown staring towards the ocean when a stone tablet with a random shape falls onto the ground, surprising them and causing them to run offscreen.

Pointing Wii Remote at the screen, the players must spray-paint the shapes that appear on the stone tablets. The shapes that appear are the primary: circles, squares, and triangles. Correctly painting each shape destroys the stone tablet, and another appears. Players can also paint all over a stone tablet to break it. The player(s) who can break the most stone tablets win(s) the minigame. If everyone breaks the same number of stone tablets, everyone wins. If no one breaks any stone tablets, the minigame ends in a tie.

The ending of Speedy Graffiti in Mario Party 8.
The ending to Speedy Graffiti

In the ending, the current stone tablet explodes as each character runs to the front of it, with winners performing their winning poses and losers performing their losing poses. If the minigame ends in a tie, all characters do their losing poses.

Controls[edit]

  • Wii Remote: Use the Pointer to move the cursor.
  • Buttons
    • A Button / B Button – Hold to spray-paint

In-game text[edit]

This section is a stub. Please consider expanding it to include any missing information. Specifics: More languages have to be added

  • Rules:
    • English:
      Spray-paint the shapes carved into the stone.
    • Other languages:
      • French (France):
        Peignez en suivant les formes gravées dans la pierre.
        (Translation: Paint following the shapes engraved in the stone.)
      • German:
        Ziehe mit dem Pinsel die in den Stein gemeißelten Formen nach.
        (Translation: Use the brush to trace the shapes carved into the stone.)
      • Italian:
        Traccia col pennello le forme incise nella roccia.
        (Translation: Trace the shapes carved into the rock with the brush.)
      • Spanish (Spain):
        Pinta con el spray los grabados en piedra.
        (Translation: Spray-paint the stone engravings.)
  • Hint:
    • English:
      Trace the whole shape. Don't leave any breaks!
    • Other languages:
      • French (France):
        Tracez tout le dessin, sans laisser de blancs!
        (Translation: Trace the entire drawing, without leaving any blanks!)
      • German:
        Ziehe die komplette Form nach und lasse keine Lücken!
        (Translation: Trace the entire shape and leave no gaps!)
      • Italian:
        Traccia le forme senza lasciare interruzioni!
        (Translation: Trace shapes seamlessly!)
      • Spanish (Spain):
        Colorea todo el perímetro de las figuras sin dejar huecos.
        (Translation: Color the entire perimeter of the figures without leaving gaps.)

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese なぞってせきばん[?]
Nazotte Sekiban
Tracing Slate
French Défi Graffiti[?] Graffiti Showdown
German Manische Malerei[?] Manic Painting
Italian Graffitomania[?] Graffiti Mania
Korean 따라그리기 석판[?]
Ttarageurigi Seokpan
Tracing Slate
Spanish Grafitómetro[?] Graffitometer

See also[edit]