Wind Wavers

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Template:Minigame-infobox Wind Wavers is a duel minigame found in Mario Party 5. Its name may be a pun on the title of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, which was recent at the time.

Introduction

The camera focuses on Tweester and turns around with the camera zooming out, scaring the two characters.

Gameplay

The minigame's main objective is to escape from the giant Tweester by waving a fan at it. The player must alternatively tap L Button and R Button as fast as possible. As time goes on, the Tweester's sucking power increases, so it is recommended for the player to gradually increment the speed by pressing the L Button and R Button buttons.

This minigame takes place in the sky. The characters are standing on yellow-colored clouds and the Tweester is floating in front of them in a 3/4 view. The sky, unlike other Mario Party minigames, is gray and cloudy, which suggests a hurricane or a cold day. Not long after the minigame commences, the Tweester sucks in a Paratroopa and sends it flying away a few seconds later.

This is one of the few minigames which does not use the red and blue patterns for Players one and two. Instead, each character has his or her unique fan color. For example, Mario uses a red fan, Luigi uses a blue fan, and Boo uses a light blue fan.

Ending

The Tweester sucks in the losing player and sends them flying off the screen. Shortly after, the winner throws their fan into it as they strike their victory pose. If both players are sucked in, however, the minigame ends in a draw with the Tweester getting stronger and then simply leaving the screen.[1]

Controls

  • L ButtonR Button – (Alternating) Wave Fan

In-game text

  • Rules"Escape from Tweester by jumping on the clouds and using a fan to get away."
  • Advice"Tweester's sucking power gets increasingly stronger as time runs out. Press the buttons as fast as possible to get away!"

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese つむじくんデンジャラス!
Tsumuji-kun Denjarasu!
Tweester, Dangerous!

German Achtung! Tornadino!
Attention! Tweester!
Italian Pericolo Folino
Dangerous Tweester
Spanish A contra corriente
Against the current

References

Template:MP5 Minigames