Strawberry Shortfuse

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Strawberry Shortfuse
Strawberry Shortfuse from Mario Party 6
Strawberry Shortfuse from Mario Party: The Top 100
Appears in Mario Party 6
Mario Party: The Top 100
Type Battle minigame (Mario Party 6)
Free-for-All minigame (Mario Party: The Top 100)
Time limit 10 seconds per turn
Music track Fast and Furious (Mario Party 6)
Try Hard, Folks (Mario Party: The Top 100)
Music sample
Mario Party 6:

Mario Party: The Top 100:

Strawberry Shortfuse is a Battle minigame in Mario Party 6 and a Free-for-All minigame in Mario Party: The Top 100. Its name comes from the name of the dessert strawberry shortcake. The official website included a game entitled "Cake or Bomb?" that was based on this minigame.

There is a page containing the minigame in the Miracle Book called "Kitchen Monkeys." Activating the page reveals Toadette under the dish Mario opens, Yoshi popping out of the trapdoor, Wario and Waluigi in the cupboard, a Cheep Cheep leaping out of the soup pot, and a cake finished baking.

Introduction[edit]

The players run into a kitchen as the minigame begins.

Gameplay[edit]

The minigame begins with ten Ukikis holding trays that contain five bombs and five cakes; they hide the contents of their trays and run around the room, scrambling themselves. Players line up and choose a Ukiki. If the Ukiki holds a cake, the player is safe and moves to the back of the line. If the Ukiki holds a bomb, it explodes and eliminates the player from the minigame. The last player standing is the winner.

Should the players choose all five cakes prior to a single player being left, the Ukikis refill their trays and the minigame continues, up to two times. If this happens three times before three players are eliminated, all present players win the minigame and split all the coins in the pot. While there is always a winner in the minigame, it is extremely rare that a game ends with no loser.[1]

Ending[edit]

In Mario Party 6, the winning player(s) celebrate(s) as the remaining Ukikis cheer and expose the contents of their trays.

Controls[edit]

Mario Party 6[edit]

  • Control Stick – Move the cursor
  • A Button – Confirm

Mario Party: The Top 100[edit]

  • Circle Pad: Move cursor
  • A Button: Confirm

In-game text[edit]

Mario Party 6[edit]

  • Rules"Pick a monkey with a cake to stay in the game. Choose a monkey with a bomb, and you're out! The last player standing wins!"
  • Advice"The monkeys will shuffle at the beginning of the round. Keep your eyes glued to the monkeys holding cake!"

Mario Party: The Top 100[edit]

  • Description and on-screen"Remember the Ukikis with cake!"

Gallery[edit]

See also[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ウッキーシャッフル
Ukkī Shaffuru
Ukiki Shuffle

Dutch Apentaartje
Monkey Cakes
French Sur un Plateau
On a Tray
German Kalorienbombe
Calorie Bomb
Italian Ukiki Pasticciere
Confectioner Ukikis
Spanish (NOA) ¿Pastel o bomba?
Cake or Bomb?
Spanish (NOE) No hagas el mono
Don't Play the Monkey, meaning "don't be a fool"

References[edit]

  1. ^ Fredricka nyland (November 27, 2016). 【コメ付き】【マリオパーティ6】適当に4人でスター集める Part23-2 【TAS】. NicoNico. Retrieved August 8, 2020.