Grab Bag
- This article is about the minigame that appeared Mario Party and Mario Party 2. For the item with the same name, see Grab Bag (item).
Template:Minigame-infobox Grab Bag is a 4-Player Coin-collecting minigame in Mario Party and a Battle minigame in Mario Party 2. The name of the minigame is a play on "grab bag," which is a term used when someone wins a bag filled with stuff.
Gameplay
In both games, players must press 
to grab other players' bags and steal their Coins (in Mario Party) or mushrooms (in Mario Party 2). In the original game, what the players' Coin totals are at the end of the minigame will determine what they will possess on the board game. In Mario Party 2, each player starts with five mushrooms, and one player has a Gold Mushroom worth three points, and the player with the most at the end of the minigame is the winner.
In Mini-Game Island in the original game, the player starts with no Coins, while each CPU has 20, and the player must earn 15 Coins to clear the game. As this is a Battle minigame in Mario Party 2, this minigame is not present in the Mini-Game Coaster.
Controls
– Move
– Jump- – Grab bag
- (When grabbing) – Steal
- (When grabbed) – Shake free
In-game text
Mario Party
- Game Rules – "It's a Coin-stealing free-for-all! Grab players' bags by pressing repeatedly. When grabbed, press to escape."
- Game Rules (Mini-Game Island) – "Grab players' bags and steal their Coins. Get 15 or more coins to clear the game."
- Advice – "If you get grabbed, you can escape without losing any Coins by repeatedly pressing ."
Mario Party 2
- Game Rules – "It's a Mushroom Grab Bag! Grab opponents' bags and pull mushrooms out by pressing the Button repeatedly!"
- Advice – "Someone's bag has a Gold Mushroom in it that's worth 3 normal ones! Go for the gold!"
Gallery
Mario Party 2
Names in other languages
Mario Party
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ガッポリよこどりコイン Gappori Yokodori Koin |
Gappori signifies a large amount of money. Yokodori Koin means "Coin Snatching". |
| German | Grabbelbeutel |
Grab Bag |
Mario Party 2
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ガッポリよこどりキノコ Gappori Yokodori Kinoko |
Gappori signifies a large amount of money. Yokodori Kinoko means "Mushroom Snatching". |
| German | Grabbel-Tüte |
Grab Bah |
| Italian | Ruba la Borsa |
Steal the Bag |
| Spanish | Atrapa la Bolsa |
Capture the Bag |
Trivia
- The Mario Party version of this minigame appears to be set in the same area as Bash 'n' Cash and Hot Bob-omb.
