La Bomba

Template:Minigame-infobox La Bomba is a 1-vs.-3 minigame in Mario Party 7. Its name is Spanish for "the bomb"; it is also a pun on the title of the Mexican folk song "La Bamba," best known for its association with Ritchie Valens, one of its most noted performers.

Introduction

The game takes place in a Bob-omb-shipping factory. The solo player stands on a conveyor belt and ground-pounds above one of the attached boxes, dropping a Bob-omb into the team players' area below.

Gameplay

The solo player's objective is to drop Bob-ombs on the other three players and try to eliminate them. The team players' objective is to avoid the Bob-ombs and the three spiked spinners on the stage. The large conveyor belts carry boxes in different directions, and ground-pounding the switches opens the boxes and releases the Bob-ombs inside. The gray boxes hold only one Bob-omb, the green boxes hold two, and the red boxes hold four. The Bob-ombs either walk in place or actively chase one of the team players. Being caught in a Bob-omb's explosion will immediately eliminate that player, as will having a Bob-omb land on top of them. Players are also eliminated immediately if they make contact with a spinner. If the solo player eliminates all of their opponents within 30 seconds, the solo player wins. If at least one of the team players survives long enough, they win.

Controls

Solo (1 player)

• – Move
• – Jump
• → – Ground Pound

Group (3 players)

• – Move

In-game text

• Rules – "One player Ground Pounds to drop Bob-ombs while the other 3 flee."
• Advice – "The brightly colored crates hold more Bob-ombs than the small gray ones."

Trivia

• Occasionally, a Goomba will be seen on one of the background conveyor belts.

Gallery

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  The Goomba appearing on one of the conveyor belts

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  A closeup

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	おとしてボムへい Otoshite Bomuhei	Drop Bob-ombs
German	Bob-omb-ich	literally means "I'm the Bob-omb"
Italian	Pioggia esplosiva	Explosive rain
Spanish	Bombazos	Explosions