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[[File:Cholesteroad.PNG|thumb|The Cholesteroad]] | [[File:Cholesteroad.PNG|thumb|The Cholesteroad]] | ||
The '''Cholesteroad''' is an event in [[Challenge Node]] from the game, ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]].'' Here, the player partakes in using [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]]'s [[Bros. | The '''Cholesteroad''' is an event in [[Challenge Node]] from the game, ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]].'' The name is a pun on both 'cholesterol' and 'road'. Here, the player partakes in using [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]]'s [[Bros. Attack]]s in a manner that progressively become more difficult to use until the player makes a mistake. The Cholesteroad features two categories, Endless Mode and Juuuuump Mode. | ||
The Cholesteroad is Mario and Luigi's counterpart to [[Bowser]]'s sessions with [[Broque Madame]], where the player's agility with Bowser's [[ | The Cholesteroad is Mario and Luigi's counterpart to [[Bowser]]'s sessions with [[Broque Madame]], where the player's agility with Bowser's [[Brawl Attack]]s is tested. | ||
==Modes== | ==Modes== | ||
===Endless Mode=== | ===Endless Mode=== | ||
If the player chooses '''Endless Mode''', the player can use five of the | If the player chooses '''Endless Mode''', the player can use five of the Bros. Attacks which slowly increase in complexity and speed, against an endless swarm of [[Cholesteron]]s; the player is scored based on how long they can keep up the progressive difficulty before failing once. In this mode, the player can do all the Special Attacks except for the [[Fire Flower]], the [[Mighty Meteor]], the [[Snack Basket]] and the [[Falling Star]]. | ||
===Juuuuump Mode=== | ===Juuuuump Mode=== | ||
In '''Juuuuump Mode,''' the players use the [[Jump Helmet]] to move as far a distance as possible within a limited time frame, which can be replenished by grabbing the extra time clocks. Points are allotted based on the distance traveled before making a mistake or running out of time. 25 and 50 points are required to obtain the B Rank and A Rank, respectively | In '''Juuuuump Mode,''' the players use the [[Jump Helmet]] to move as far a distance as possible within a limited time frame, which can be replenished by grabbing the extra time clocks. Points are allotted based on the distance traveled before making a mistake or running out of time. 25 and 50 points are required to obtain the B Rank and A Rank, respectively in the Japanese version of the original game, while the European and American versions require 30 and 60 points for the B and A ranks, respectively. | ||
===Rewards=== | ===Rewards=== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Unlike [[The Gauntlet]], which is unlocked after beating [[Durmite]], the first boss remade into an X boss, the Cholesteroad is not unlocked after getting the Green Shell. Instead, the player must first beat the [[Scutlet (boss)|Scutlet]] boss. | *Unlike [[The Gauntlet]], which is unlocked after beating [[Durmite]], the first boss remade into an X boss, the Cholesteroad is not unlocked after getting the Green Shell. Instead, the player must first beat the [[Scutlet (boss)|Scutlet]] boss. | ||
{{M&LBIS}} | {{M&LBIS}} | ||
[[Category:Bowser's Body]] | [[Category:Bowser's Body]] | ||
[[Category:Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story Places]] | [[Category:Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story Places]] | ||
Revision as of 13:04, January 13, 2019
The Cholesteroad is an event in Challenge Node from the game, Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. The name is a pun on both 'cholesterol' and 'road'. Here, the player partakes in using Mario and Luigi's Bros. Attacks in a manner that progressively become more difficult to use until the player makes a mistake. The Cholesteroad features two categories, Endless Mode and Juuuuump Mode.
The Cholesteroad is Mario and Luigi's counterpart to Bowser's sessions with Broque Madame, where the player's agility with Bowser's Brawl Attacks is tested.
Modes
Endless Mode
If the player chooses Endless Mode, the player can use five of the Bros. Attacks which slowly increase in complexity and speed, against an endless swarm of Cholesterons; the player is scored based on how long they can keep up the progressive difficulty before failing once. In this mode, the player can do all the Special Attacks except for the Fire Flower, the Mighty Meteor, the Snack Basket and the Falling Star.
Juuuuump Mode
In Juuuuump Mode, the players use the Jump Helmet to move as far a distance as possible within a limited time frame, which can be replenished by grabbing the extra time clocks. Points are allotted based on the distance traveled before making a mistake or running out of time. 25 and 50 points are required to obtain the B Rank and A Rank, respectively in the Japanese version of the original game, while the European and American versions require 30 and 60 points for the B and A ranks, respectively.
Rewards
| Item | B Rank | B Rank reward | A Rank | A Rank reward | Grand Reward |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Green Shell | 100 Points | 50 Coins | 150 Points | 300 Coins, Challenge Medal | Master Wear |
| Yoo Who Cannon | 80 Points | 100 Coins | 120 Points | 600 Coins, Bro Socks | |
| Super Bouncer | 20 Points | 200 Coins | 30 Points | 1200 Coins, Dizzy Boots | |
| Spin Pipe | 20 Points | 480 Coins | 30 Points | 2400 Coins, Advice Patch | |
| Magic Window | 70 Points | 600 Coins | 120 Points | 3000 Coins, Siphon Gloves | |
| Juuuuump Mode | 25/30 Points | 120 Coins | 50/60 Points | 600 Coins, Daredevil Boots |
Trivia
- Unlike The Gauntlet, which is unlocked after beating Durmite, the first boss remade into an X boss, the Cholesteroad is not unlocked after getting the Green Shell. Instead, the player must first beat the Scutlet boss.
