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|JapR=Bananarabe
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|JapM=From "Banana" and ''narabe'' (align)
|JapM=Portmanteau of "banana" and「並べ」(''narabe'', align)
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|ChiR=Xiāngjiāo Xiānglián
|ChiM=Banana Connecting; Might be also a pun on 相交 ''xiāngjiāo'' (cross)
|ChiM=Banana Connecting; Might be also a pun on 相交 ''xiāngjiāo'' (cross)
|Fra=Demi-bananes en série
|Fre=Demi-bananes en série
|FraM=Sequential half-bananas
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|Ger=Bananensplit
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Latest revision as of 08:11, February 12, 2024

Banana, Split
The intro of Banana, Split
Appears in Super Mario Party
Type Toad's Rec Room minigame

Banana, Split is a one-to-four-player Toad's Rec Room minigame appearing in Super Mario Party. The name is derived from the name of the dessert banana split.

Gameplay[edit]

Banana, Split gameplay
Gameplay

The player must play five rounds in which they match up the two systems to correctly align two halves of a banana as fast as possible. No penalty is given if the player makes an incorrect guess at any point, other than wasted time. The game ends once five rounds have passed.

Controls[edit]

The player must join the two Switch screen devices and slide their finger across both screens simultaneously, though this is never explained in-game. This is the only minigame in the game where more than one system is mandatory, while in the other three Toad's Rec Room minigames, they are optional.

In-game text[edit]

How fast can you clear five challenges?

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese バナならべ
Bananarabe
Portmanteau of "banana" and「並べ」(narabe, align)

Chinese 香蕉相连 (Simplified)
香蕉相連 (Traditional)
Xiāngjiāo Xiānglián
Banana Connecting; Might be also a pun on 相交 xiāngjiāo (cross)

Dutch Bananensplit
Banana Split
French Demi-bananes en série
Sequential half-bananas
German Bananensplit
Banana Split
Italian Banane split
Banana split
Spanish Aplatanados
Banana-ed, pun on an expression meaning worn out or tired