Editing Mario Sports Mix

{{game infobox

|developer=[[Square Enix]]<br>[[Nintendo SPD|Nintendo SPD Group No. 4]]

|release='''Wii:'''<br>{{flag list|Japan|November 25, 2010<ref>{{cite|url=www.nintendo.co.jp/wii/rmkj/index.html|title=MARIO SPORTS MIX|publisher=Nintendo|language=ja|accessdate=July 3, 2024}}</ref>|HK|November 25, 2010|ROC|November 25, 2010|Australia|January 27, 2011|Europe|January 28, 2011|UK|February 4, 2011|USA|February 7, 2011}} '''Wii U (digital download):'''<br>{{flag list|Europe|October 8, 2015|Australia|October 8, 2015|USA|August 11, 2016|Japan|August 24, 2016<ref>{{cite|url=nintendoeverything.com/10-wii-games-coming-to-japanese-wii-u-eshop-over-coming-weeks-with-my-nintendo-discount|date=July 21, 2016|language=en|title=10 Wii games coming to Japanese Wii U eShop over coming weeks, with My Nintendo discount|publisher=NintendoEverything|accessdate=July 3, 2024}}</ref>}}

|languages={{languages|en_us=y|es_es=y|fr_fr=y|de=y|it=y|jp=y}}

|genre=[[Genre#Sports|Sports]]

|ratings={{ratings|esrb=E|pegi=3|cero=A|acb=G|usk=0|fpb=pg}}

|platforms=[[Wii]], [[Wii U]]

|format={{format|wii=1|wiiudl=1}}

'''''Mario Sports Mix''''' is a ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]'' [[Genre#Sports|sports]] game for the [[Wii]] and an indirect follow-up to the basketball game ''[[Mario Hoops 3-on-3]]''. The main difference from before is that [[Mario]] and other player characters can not only compete in basketball, but also three other sports: hockey, dodgeball, and volleyball. The ''{{wp|Final Fantasy}}'' characters from ''Mario Hoops 3-on-3'' also return, and [[Slime (Dragon Quest)|Slime]], a ''[[DragonQuest:Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' mascot, was added as one of the player characters. This game was developed by [[Square Enix]], who also developed ''Mario Hoops 3-on-3''.

The game supported the [[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]] feature, which enables players to play with other players in their region. To save any game data, three blocks of memory have to be used on the Wii system. However, due to the game's Wi-Fi compatibilities, the game data is copy protected, which means it cannot be transferred onto other Wii systems. [[Nintendo]] terminated the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service on May 20, 2014, making the game no longer playable online.

[[File:MSM Tournament 1.png|thumb|200px|The scene where Toad witnesses the sight of a mysterious, blazing comet falling into the Mushroom Kingdom.]]

One day in the [[Mushroom Kingdom]], [[Toad]] is gardening flowers when suddenly the sky turns dark, and a strange object falls from the sky and crashes. Toad is worried about the situation, so he, along with some other [[Toad (species)|Toads]], rushes to the crashed object to examine it. The Toads find four colored crystals: a red crystal containing a basketball; a green crystal containing a volleyball; a yellow crystal containing a dodgeball; and a blue crystal containing a [[coin]]. While observing the [[Sports Crystal|mysterious crystals]], the Toads suddenly come up with an idea of introducing new sports - Basketball, Volleyball, Dodgeball and Hockey - to the Mushroom Kingdom. The Toads also organize tournaments for the four sports. The best players of the tournament earn a prize: one of the four crystals that fell from the sky. [[Mario]], his friends, and his foes are ready to play sports and enter the tournaments to find out who are the best players of the Mushroom Kingdom.

When the players' team wins the Mushroom and Flower Cups, and gets to the end of the Star Cup, everything seems to be normal. However, in the final round, a [[Star Ship (court)|Star Ship]] appears and the players' opponent turns out to be [[Ninja (character)|Ninja]] in disguise. Ninja steals the trophy and jumps onto the Star Ship, which prompts the players to follow Ninja to get the trophy back. They end up playing against the ''Final Fantasy'' team, while the Star Ship flies through [[Outer Space|space]]. When the players win against the ''Final Fantasy'' team, they receive one of the crystals that fell from the sky. The leader of the team then uses it to power the Star Ship and take the team back home.

Sports Mix mode's story is highly identical, except after the players' team defeats the ''Final Fantasy'' team, the three Sports Mix trophies that they receive end up merging into a dark crystal. That crystal also leads them to an alternate dimension, where the [[Behemoth King]] is found. Similarly with Behemoth, players have to defeat the Behemoth King before it takes them out. When the Behemoth King is defeated, the crystal's dark energy disappears, and it turns back into a rainbow crystal. The players use that crystal to power the Star Ship to take them back home.

|footer=White Mage, Pink Yoshi, and Toad defeat Ninja, Pure White Mage, and Black Mage in a 3-on-3 Dodgeball match.

''Mario Sports Mix'' features four playable sports, all unique from each other. Players can play either alone with CPU allies or cooperatively/competitively with other players, with a max of 3 players a team. The [[Wii#Wii Remote|Wii Remote]] and [[Wii#Nunchuk|Nunchuk]] control style is used as the primary control scheme for the game. However, the players can also use the Wii Remote in the horizontal position. Players are able to perform actions through shaking the Wii Remote and/or inputting buttons as shown in horizontal Wii Remote scheme. All sports are played in periods, where, except for volleyball, there is a certain time limit to each period. When the [[Time Limit#Mario Sports Mix|time limit]] reaches zero, players move to the next period and change sides. Excluding dodgeball, points acquired in past periods also add up to the current game's total score. In dodgeball, another period commences when all team players get knocked out.

[[? Panel]]s return from ''Mario Hoops 3-on-3'', where they serve the same purpose: to provide players with either [[coin]]s or an [[item]]. Unlike ''Mario Hoops 3-on-3'', items are held in reserve rather than players holding them. The more coins players have, the more points they can get when they achieve a scoring. Players lose coins when they get hit by an opposing item, which makes the coins scatter on the floor. However, in dodgeball, coins increase the attack power of attacks, and players cannot lose coins from items.

On a side note, there is an option which enables the players to receive commands. However, this option is available only when the CPU level is set to "Easy".

[[File:MarioStadium-Basketball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|thumb|left|Basketball plays in a similar fashion as in ''[[Mario Hoops 3-on-3]]'', but with a few minor changes.]]

Basketball is played in a similar fashion as in ''Mario Hoops 3-on-3''. Players must score points by shooting a basketball into their hoop in order to win the game. Whichever team has the most points after all periods wins the match. Two points are acquired when the ball makes it in the hoop; three points are acquired when the ball gets shot from the three pointer and beyond or when a special shot is performed. The coins that the players gather along the way are added to their total score. Also in this sport, which is exclusive to this game, there is a shot clock on the bottom-left hand corner of the screen so the characters can shoot within the time limit, just like in a professional {{wp|National Basketball Association|NBA}} or collegiate {{wp|College basketball|NCAA}} game. If they do not shoot before time runs out, the other team gets possession. Players are also able to defend, block, and make dunks in this game in a similar way to the actual sport. If the score is tied at the end of regulation, then {{wp|Sudden death (sport)|overtime}} begins. With overtime in this sport, no game ends in a draw.

[[File:MSM 1-1 Volleyball.png|thumb|Mario about to serve in Volleyball]]

Volleyball is played by hitting a ball without making it touch the ground. Players first start matches by serving the ball, either by ground or by air. The match then proceeds, while the players try to smack the volleyball so it touches the ground. If that occurs, the last team to successfully hit the ball over the net gains a point. When a point limit is reached (the default is fifteen points), the set is won. Players can spike the ball, deflect a spike, and use many other moves that bear resemblance to the actual game. Volleyball also has an out zone, much like tennis: any player who hits the ball into this zone forfeits a point to the opposing team. Volleyball is the only sport in the game that can never have a time limit.

[[File:MSM 1-1 Dodgeball.png|thumb|left|A match of Dodgeball]]

A Dodgeball game always begins with a jump-ball that is done by [[Lakitu]] to determine which team gets to attack first. Dodgeball is mostly played by throwing a ball to the opposing team. There are two teams of two or three characters and a colored [[Yoshi]] on the players' teams. Players can prevent a hit by catching the ball. Players who fail to catch the ball or dodge it lose their vitality. They can prevent this if they catch the ball before it hits the ground, especially if the ball flies upwards. Players cannot catch the ball if they are facing away from them, nor can they catch it if an item is in effect.

Players have a [[Health Meter#Mario Sports Mix|Health Meter]] and lose a portion when they get hit, except for the colored Yoshi, who can never be "knocked out," but cannot leave the box at the back of the court. Players cannot control the Yoshis, unless they encounter the ball, and even then, the only commands that the players can give them is to pass or attack. If players lose all their HP, they are out, and they are sent into their box. However, unlike the Yoshis in the box, they can leave if they damage their target with the ball. Players that do this also get a small amount of their HP regained, but are out immediately if damaged again. However, some alternate route objectives do prevent players who are out from leaving the box; this can also be applied to exhibition matches in the settings.

The first team to knock out the opposing team before the time limit expires wins the set. Additionally, the team who has the most number of remaining players automatically wins when time runs out. If both teams have the same number of players remaining at the end of the time limit, sudden death follows. With this term, no set ends in a draw. In sudden death, the first team to take damage loses the set. On a side note, this is the only sport which has a time limit in which players can set the timer to infinite.

[[File:MSM 1-1 Hockey.png|thumb|The opening face-off in Hockey]]

A hockey game always begins with a face-off that is done by Lakitu to determine which team gets the puck at the start of the period. If a team scores a goal or a special shot, another face-off takes place. The goalkeepers in this sport are [[Shy Guy]]s, and their color depends on which team they are in. In order to steal the puck, players must tackle each other, which can be achieved by the motion of shaking the {{button|wii|Wiimote}} ({{button|wii|2}} in sideways mode) or simply by making a character go in front of the opponent with the puck. Sometimes, a struggle ensues and players must shake their Wii Remote the fastest that they can in order to win the puck over and knock the opponents away. The team with the most points wins and, very much like basketball, this game is played in time limits and transitional periods. This sport uses a Hockey Stick.

Sports Mix is a tournament-only game mode, which uses all of the sports. To unlock it, players must complete all four Star Cups and defeat [[Behemoth]]. In this game mode, the sport that is played is chosen randomly for each round. Computer controlled characters are set on the Expert difficulty level, the hardest difficulty level in the game. When the players beat the Star Cup, they fight the [[Behemoth King]], instead of the normal Behemoth. The Behemoth King has more health than Behemoth and is harder to beat.

Players can select only characters and alternate costumes that are unlocked in all four sports. Characters unlocked in three sports but not the fourth cannot be used in Sports Mix mode.

{|class=wikitable style="width:100%"

!width=45%|Wii Remote + Nunchuk

|-

!Run

!Jump

!Swap Characters

!Trick Move

!Pass

!Jump Shot

!Dunk

!Layup

!Special Move

!Item Shot

!Combo

!Steal

!Smash Steal

!Jump Block

!Jump Cut

!Jump Attack

!Use Item

{|class=wikitable style="width:100%"

|-

!Move

!Swap Characters

!Receive

!Jump

|{{button|wii|1}} On the third hit, {{button|wii|2}}. If Auto Jump is ON, this command executes immediately before a spike.

|{{button|wii|A}}. On the third hit, shaking the Wii Remote. If Auto Jump is ON, this command executes immediately before a spike.

!Spike

!Super Spike

!Aiming Spikes

!Fake Out

!Block

!Use Item

!Item Spike

!Special Move

!Combo

{|class=wikitable style=width:100%

!Move

!Swap Characters

!Attack

!Super Attack

!Jump Attack

!Pass

!Fake Out

!Special Move

!Item Attack

!Combo

!colspan=3|Defensive Controls

!Catch

!Diving Catch

!Steal Pass

!Use Item

{|class=wikitable style=width:100%

!Face-Off

!Skate

!Stop / Turn

!Fighting

!Swap Characters

!Shoot

!Aiming Shots

!Charge

!Super Shot

!Fake Out

!Pass

!Special Move

!Item Shot

!Combo

!Check

!Intercept

!Use Item

!Goalkeeper Control

===Behemoth battle===

{|class="wikitable"

!width=10%|Command!!width=45%|Wii Remote (horizontal)!!width=45%|Wii Remote + Nunchuk

!Move

|{{button|wii|Pad}}

!Swap Characters

!Shoot (Hockey)

!Attack (Dodgeball)

!Dunk (Basketball)

!Pass

|{{button|wii|1}} while holding a meteor to pass to teammates. The teammates treat the meteor as a volleyball.

|{{button|wii|A}} while holding a meteor to pass to teammates. The teammates treat the meteor as a volleyball.

!Dodge Roll (Dodgeball)

|{{button|wii|1}} button. All characters do this move, regardless of defensive maneuvers in dodgeball.

|Shaking the Wii Remote. All characters do this move, regardless of defensive maneuvers in dodgeball.

!Use Item

===Playable characters===

*'''All-around''' - All-around characters have average Power, Speed, and Technique. They generally are not strong or weak at any stats.

*'''Technical''' - Technical characters have more Technique than Speed and Power. These characters can better aim their shots.

*'''Powerful''' - Powerful characters have more Power than Speed and Technique. These characters have stronger and faster attacks and shots.

*'''Speedy''' - Speedy characters have more Speed than Power and Technique. These characters can move faster over the ground.

*'''Tricky''' - Tricky characters have one strong stat and two usually weak stats. However, they do have some useful, but tricky moves.

Like ''Mario Hoops 3-on-3'', this game makes use use of character specific abilities. Prior to using these abilities, there is a meter that needs to be filled (shown on the bottom left and right corners of the gameplay screen). These abilities in question can allow the characters to unleash a powerful move in the variety of sports in the game that can help the players win a game. Each special ability is unique to each character and these moves tend to vary from the sport that players are playing.

====Starting characters====

=====All-around characters=====

{|class=wikitable style=width:100%

!width=120px|Character

!|Special Shot

!colspan=2|Stats

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallMario.png|link=Mario|center]]

|rowspan=3|Mario blasts a fiery shot at his target. The shot can be blocked by an attack, but can slip into the goal if the character fails to hold it off. In dodgeball, the blast has a radius that can hit nearby opponents. In volleyball, the shot can only be blocked if it ends up on another player.

|height=30|Power||3/5

|height=30|Speed||3/5

|height=30|Technique||3/5

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallLuigi.png|link=Luigi|center]]

|rowspan=3|Luigi first attempts to suck characters towards him while he is using his [[Poltergust 3000]]. After he draws them in, he makes a shot on his target. Opponents caught long enough in the suction trip and are unable to defend against the shot.

|height=30|Power||2/5

|height=30|Speed||3/5

|height=30|Technique||4/5

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallYoshi.png|link=Yoshi|center]]

|rowspan=3|Yoshi throws the ball or puck in a single, bouncy rainbow line. The rainbow line quickly changes where it is going to land, confusing other players. In basketball and dodgeball, two bouncy balls head towards the goal as opposed to one. In basketball, however, one of the balls is a decoy; it is not counted if it reaches the goal.

|height=30|Power||3/5

|height=30|Speed||4/5

|height=30|Technique||2/5

|rowspan=3|[[File:Mii-CSS-MarioSportsMix.png|link=Mii]]

|rowspan=3|Miis build up energy of their favorite color as they aim at the goal. It is identical to Mario's Special Shot, as it can be blocked in the same way as Mario's. In volleyball, the ball has to land on another player for it to be blocked. When the ball hits in the ground in dodgeball, it sends out a blast radius that deals damage to anyone in range.

|height=30|Power||3/5

|height=30|Speed||3/5

|height=30|Technique||3/5

=====Technical characters=====

{|class=wikitable style=width:100%

!width=120px|Character

!|Special Shot

!colspan=2|Stats

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallPeach.png|link=Princess Peach]]

|rowspan=3|Peach makes a heart surround her that releases multiple hearts. The hearts stun other players for a couple of seconds, making it harder for them to stop the ball or puck from reaching the goal.

|height=30|Power||1/5

|height=30|Speed||3/5

|height=30|Technique||5/5

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallDaisy.png|link=Princess Daisy]]

|rowspan=3|Daisy makes a small garden appear where her aim is. The garden limits the movement of other characters. In basketball and hockey, it is a half-circled garden that surrounds the goal, but in volleyball and dodgeball, it is a slightly larger full-circle garden.

|height=30|Power||2/5

|height=30|Speed||2/5

|height=30|Technique||5/5

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallWaluigi.png|link=Waluigi]]

|rowspan=3|Waluigi makes a machine with 4 arms that sends out electricity to stop any attackers. After Waluigi has fired his third shot, he shoots for the goal. In all sports, all the shots that connect are counted. However, in basketball, each successful shot is only worth 1 point, instead of its regular worth.

|height=30|Power||2/5

|height=30|Speed||2/5

|height=30|Technique||5/5

=====Powerful characters=====

{|class=wikitable style=width:100%

!width=120px|Character

!|Special Shot

!colspan=2|Stats

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallWario.png|link=Wario]]

|rowspan=3|Wario throws his trademark bomb similar to that of the [[WarioWare (series)|''WarioWare'' series]]. The bomb then explodes, which can knock any character in the explosion away. After the bomb has detonated, it fills up the court with gas, obscuring the view where Wario is going to shoot, which can make it hard for players (including Wario) to tell where the ball or puck is going to go to.

|height=30|Power||5/5

|height=30|Speed||2/5

|height=30|Technique||2/5

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallDonkey.png|link=Donkey Kong]]

|rowspan=3|Donkey Kong bangs the ground with his fists, causing all characters in the opponent's side to be dazed.

|height=30|Power||5/5

|height=30|Speed||1/5

|height=30|Technique||3/5

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallBowser.png|link=Bowser]]

|rowspan=3|Bowser spits a fireball at an area near the goal, where it makes a large blast. Any character that gets caught in the blast radius ends up knocked away and burnt.

|height=30|Power||5/5

|height=30|Speed||1/5

|height=30|Technique||2/5

=====Speedy characters=====

{|class=wikitable style=width:100%

!width=120px|Character

!|Special Shot

!colspan=2|Stats

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallDiddy.png|link=Diddy Kong]]

|rowspan=3|Diddy Kong throws a banana boomerang that has an exponential curve before releasing the ball or puck. The boomerang stuns any defender it hits.

|height=30|Power||1/5

|height=30|Speed||5/5

|height=30|Technique||3/5

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallJunior.png|link=Bowser Jr.]]

|rowspan=3|Bowser Jr. takes out his [[magic brush|trademark paintbrush]] and paints the ground with it. The painted ground makes characters easily lose their traction and slip, which makes it trickier to stop Bowser Jr. from scoring.

|height=30|Power||3/5

|height=30|Speed||5/5

|height=30|Technique||1/5

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallToad.png|link=Toad]]

|rowspan=3|Toad makes mushrooms appear that can hinder other players from preventing him to make a point or shot. The mushrooms move automatically to make it even trickier to prevent the shot.

|height=30|Power||2/5

|height=30|Speed||5/5

|height=30|Technique||2/5

====Unlockable characters====

[[File:RosterComplete-MarioSportsMix.png|thumb|250px|The complete roster.]]

The ''Final Fantasy'' characters from ''[[Mario Hoops 3-on-3]]'' make a return in this game. Additionally, the ''Dragon Quest'' character [[Slime (Dragon Quest)|Slime]] makes an appearance, previously having appeared alongside other ''Super Mario'' characters in ''[[Itadaki Street DS]]''. These characters are all unlockable and also the only unlockable characters of the game.

Characters who are unlocked by playing a certain number of matches or by clearing secret missions in Tournament mode, can only be used in the sports that they are unlocked in. However, characters who are unlocked by clearing Star Road can be used for all sports.

For the characters that are unlocked by playing a certain number of matches, including Wi-Fi matches, the players are not required to win every match. Also, when the players cleared the Star Road, but already has unlocked the character for all sports in a different way, the players gets the next character instead. For example, if players have already unlocked [[White Mage]] for every sport, and then clears the Star Road for the 2nd time, they unlock [[Black Mage]] for every sport instead.

=====All-around character=====

{|class=wikitable style=width:100%

!width=120px|Character

!Special Shot

!width=300px|How to unlock

!colspan=2|Stats

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallNinja.png|link=Ninja (character)|center]]

|rowspan=3|Ninja makes two copies of himself that go for the goal. The two copies are simply illusions and do not count for a point, but if the actual Ninja scores, he and his team gets a point. In dodgeball, if his copies hits opponents, they lose a section of their HP despite the copies being illusions.

|rowspan=3|

*Clear Star Road for the first time.

|height=30|Power||3/5

|height=30|Speed||4/5

|height=30|Technique||3/5

=====Technical character=====

{|class=wikitable style=width:100%

!width=120px|Character

!Special Shot

!width=300px|How to unlock

!colspan=2|Stats

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallWhite.png|link=White Mage]]

|rowspan=3|White Mage aims her goal using a different aiming circle than any other character in the game, proceeded by a shot, which is a blast of light. Any player that gets hit by the blast gets pushed back and loses a section of their HP in dodgeball. In volleyball, the ball lands in a random location, making it trickier to know where the shot lands.

|rowspan=3|

*Clear Star Road for the second time.

*Clear a certain Mushroom Cup mission.

*Win the Flower Cup 4 times.

|height=30|Power||2/5

|height=30|Speed||3/5

|height=30|Technique||5/5

=====Tricky characters=====

{|class=wikitable style=width:100%

!width=120px|Character

!Special Shot

!width=300px|How to unlock

!colspan=2|Stats

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallBlack.png|link=Black Mage]]

|rowspan=3|Black Mage waves his wand and uses lightning to shrink nearby opponents, as if they consumed a Mini Mushroom. He then sends the ball or puck into the location of his aim. Opponents remain tiny for the duration of the move before returning to normal. In Dodgeball, players can dodge roll to avoid the lightning.

|rowspan=3|

*Clear Star Road for the third time.

*Clear a certain Mushroom Cup mission.

*Win the Star Cup 4 times.

|height=30|Power||2/5

|height=30|Speed||2/5

|height=30|Technique||5/5

|rowspan=3|[[File:MSMsmallSlime.png|link=Slime (Dragon Quest)]]

|rowspan=3|Slime sends copies of itself into the court. The Slime copies stun any character they touch and they appear to follow the characters.

|rowspan=3|

*Play 28 matches in one sport.

*Clear a certain Flower Cup mission.

|rowspan=3|When Moogle throws the ball or puck, the ball disappears briefly, and then reappears at a different spot, which could throw off other players.

*Clear the Mushroom Cup.

|rowspan=3|Cactuar fires [[1000 Needles|needles]] that can hinder the players' movements (players are briefly immobilized at times).

*Play 60 matches in one sport.

*Clear a certain Star Cup mission.

|{{color|red|6/5}}

====Alternate colors====

[[File:MSM Alternateoutfit.png|thumb|[[Toad (species)|Blue Toad]] has been unlocked for [[Dodgeball]].]]

Certain characters have alternate colors that can be unlocked by performing certain objectives. Alternate colors can be used only in the sports that they are unlocked in, but colors unlocked by clearing Star Road can be used for all sports. To scroll through colors, the players can press the {{button|wii|+}} button on the Wii Remote, regardless of the control scheme used.

In tournaments, it is possible for the CPU team to use more than one of a certain character, which is not possible for the players' team, nor in exhibition matches. Likewise, if the players' team contains a character who has an alternate color, the CPU team can still use that character's unused colors in tournaments; for example, if the players' team contains Yoshi, it is still possible to see a different color Yoshi in a CPU team. CPUs can use alternate colors of characters even if the player has not unlocked them yet.

{|class=wikitable style=width:100%

!width=10%|Alternate color

!width=25%|Usage unlock method

!width=30%|Mission unlock method

!width=25%|Star Road unlock method

!height=40|[[File:Yoshi3-CSS-MSM.png]]<br>Light-blue Yoshi

|Light-blue Yoshi mission at the Star Cup.

!height=40|[[File:Yoshi4-CSS-MSM.png]]<br>Yellow Yoshi

!height=40|[[File:Yoshi2-CSS-MSM.png]]<br>Pink Yoshi

!height=40|[[File:Peach-CSS-MSM.png]]<br>tennis-wear

|Tennis-wear Peach mission at the Mushroom Cup

!height=40|[[File:Daisy-CSS-MSM.png]]<br>tennis-wear

|Tennis-wear Daisy mission at the Flower Cup

!height=40|[[File:Toad2-CSS-MSM.png]]<br>Blue Toad

!height=40|[[File:Toad4-CSS-MSM.png]]<br>Yellow Toad

!height=40|[[File:Toad3-CSS-MSM.png]]<br>Green Toad

![[File:Ninja2-CSS-MSM.png]]<br>Shadow White

|Star Road cleared for the fourth time.

![[File:WhiteMage2-CSS-MSM.png]]<br>Pure White

|Star Road cleared for the fifth time.

![[File:BlackMage2-CSS-MSM.png]]<br>Magic Red

|Star Road cleared for the sixth time.

!height=40|[[File:Slime2-CSS-MSM.png]]<br>She-Slime

!height=40|[[File:Slime3-CSS-MSM.png]]<br>Metal Slime

===Non-playable characters===

*[[Birdo]]

*[[Shy Guy|Blue Shy Guy]]

*[[Yoshi (species)|Blue Yoshi]]

*[[Yoshi (species)|Red Yoshi]]

 

 

===Basketball===

'''Incompatible courts:''' [[Toad Park]] and [[Waluigi Pinball (court)|Waluigi Pinball]]

{|class="wikitable"style="width:1200px;margin:1em auto;text-align:center"

|-

!width="25%"|Cup

!width="25%"|First round

!width="25%"|Second round

!width="25%"|Third round

|rowspan=2|[[File:Kinoko_Cup_(Mario_Sports_Wii).png]]<br>'''[[Mushroom Cup]]'''

|[[File:MSM 1-1 Basketball.png|200px]]<br>[[Mario Stadium (Mario Sports Mix)|Mario Stadium]]

|[[File:KoopaBeach-Basketball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Koopa Troopa Beach (court)#Mario Sports Mix|Koopa Troopa Beach]]

|[[File:DKDock-Basketball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[DK Dock]]*

|"''A basic stadium filled with cheering fans. No gimmicks.''"

|"''A sunny beach stage. Coins and shells will wash up on shore.''"

|"''A stage on a moving wooden dock. If you jump at the wrong time, you'll fall into the water.''"

|rowspan=2|[[File:Flower_Cup_(Mario_Sports_Wii).png]]<br>'''[[Flower Cup]]'''

|[[File:LuigiMansion-Basketball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Luigi's Mansion (Mario Sports Mix)|Luigi's Mansion]]

|[[File:WesternJunction-Basketball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Western Junction]]

|[[File:DaisyGarden-Basketball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Daisy Garden]]*

|"''A stage in a spooky mansion. The ghosts might help you if you give them the ball...''"

|"''A desert stage with a moving turntable. Items will fall from the train as it passes by.''"

|"''An indoor atrium stage. When Petey Piranha opens his mouth, it's your chance to shoot!''"

|rowspan=2|[[File:Star_Cup_(Mario_Sports_Wii).png]]<br>'''[[Star Cup]]'''

|[[File:MSM 3-1 Basketball.png|200px]]<br>[[Bowser Jr. Blvd.]]

|[[File:BowserCastle-Basketball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Bowser's Castle (Mario Sports Mix)|Bowser's Castle]]*

|[[File:StarShip-Basketball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Star Ship (court)|Star Ship]]*

|"''A stage on a bright city street. Shoot from bonus panels to boost your score.''"

|"''A volcanic stage at Bowser's Castle. Lava bubbles fly up from the magma!''"

|"''A stage aboard a flying ship. Picking up crystals will add bonus points to your score!''"

|rowspan=2|[[File:Extra_Cup_(Mario_Sports_Wii).png]]<br>'''Extra'''

|[[File:PeachCastle-Basketball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Peach's Castle (Mario Sports Mix)|Peach's Castle]]*

|[[File:WarioFactory-Basketball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Wario Factory (Mario Sports Mix)|Wario Factory]]*

|[[File:GhoulishGalleon-Basketball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Ghoulish Galleon]]*

|"''A stage outside Peach's Castle. Water will spout up, blocking shots and routes to the net!''"

|"''A stage located in a busy factory. Step on an arrow panel to speed up the conveyor belt.''"

|"''A stage aboard a ghostly sailing ship. If you break the crates on deck, Dry Bones will emerge.''"

 

'''Incompatible courts:''' [[Toad Park]] and [[Daisy Garden]]

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!width="25%"|Cup

!width="25%"|First round

!width="25%"|Second round

!width="25%"|Third round

|rowspan=2|[[File:Kinoko_Cup_(Mario_Sports_Wii).png]]<br>'''[[Mushroom Cup]]'''

|[[File:MarioStadium-Volleyball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Mario Stadium (Mario Sports Mix)|Mario Stadium]]

|[[File:KoopaBeach-Volleyball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Koopa Troopa Beach (court)#Mario Sports Mix|Koopa Troopa Beach]]

|[[File:PeachCastleMSM.png|200px]]<br>[[Peach's Castle (Mario Sports Mix)|Peach's Castle]]*

|rowspan=4|[[File:Flower_Cup_(Mario_Sports_Wii).png]]<br>'''[[Flower Cup]]'''

|[[File:DKDock-Volleyball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[DK Dock]]

|[[File:LuigiMansion-Volleyball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Luigi's Mansion (Mario Sports Mix)|Luigi's Mansion]]

|[[File:WesternJunction-Volleyball-2vs2-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Western Junction]]*

|"''A stage on a moving wooden dock. If your aim is off, the ball might fall into the water.''"

|"''A stage in a spooky mansion. The ghosts might help you if you give them the ball...''"

|"''A desert stage with a moving turntable. Items will fall from the train as it passes by.''"

|colspan=3|[[File:Daisy_Garden_(Volleyball).jpg|200px]]<br>[[Daisy Garden]]

|colspan=3|While Daisy Garden is not playable in Exhibition Mode or in a normal Tournament, it is featured in a Flower Cup alternate route to unlock Tennis-Wear Daisy.

|rowspan=2|[[File:Star_Cup_(Mario_Sports_Wii).png]]<br>'''[[Star Cup]]'''

|[[File:BowserJrBlvd-Volleyball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Bowser Jr. Blvd.]]

|[[File:BowserCastle-Volleyball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Bowser's Castle (Mario Sports Mix)|Bowser's Castle]]*

|[[File:StarShip-Volleyball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Star Ship (court)|Star Ship]]*

|"''A stage on a bright city street. Spike a row of three panels to score a bingo bonus.''"

|"''A volcanic stage at Bowser's Castle. Lava bubbles fly up, and the net shifts after a score.''"

|"''A stage aboard a flying ship. Picking up crystals will add bonus points to your score!''"

|-

|rowspan=2|[[File:Extra_Cup_(Mario_Sports_Wii).png]]<br>'''Extra'''

|[[File:WarioFactory-Volleyball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Wario Factory (Mario Sports Mix)|Wario Factory]]*

|[[File:WaluigiPinball-Volleyball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Waluigi Pinball (court)|Waluigi Pinball]]*

|[[File:GhoulishGalleon-Volleyball-3vs3-MarioSportsMix.png|200px]]<br>[[Ghoulish Galleon]]*

===Dodgeball===

'''Incompatible courts:''' [[Luigi's Mansion (Mario Sports Mix)|Luigi's Mansion]] and [[Bowser Jr. Blvd.]]

|"''A stage outside Peach's Castle. Water will spout from the center line, dividing the sides.''"

|"''A stage on a moving wooden dock. If you jump at the wrong time, you'll fall into the water.''"

|"''A stage at an amusement park. The traffic-cone obstructions can be broken.''"

|"''An indoor atrium stage. If you pass the ball to Petey Piranha, he'll spit up a mud ball.''"

'''Incompatible courts:''' [[DK Dock]] and [[Luigi's Mansion (Mario Sports Mix)|Luigi's Mansion]]

|"''A stage at an amusement park.  The traffic-cone obstructions can be broken.''"

|"''A stage outside Peach's Castle. Turn off the water by stepping on a special panel.''"

|"''A desert stage with a moving turntable. Items will fall from the train as it passes by.''"

|"''A stage located in a busy factory. Watch out for items moving along the conveyor belt!''"

|"''An indoor atrium stage. Check Petey Piranha, and he'll spit mud onto the floor.''"

|rowspan=2|[[File:Extra_Cup_(Mario_Sports_Wii).png]]<br>'''Extra'''

|"''A stage aboard a ghostly sailing ship. If you break the crates on deck, Dry Bones will emerge.''"

|"''A volcanic stage at Bowser's Castle. Lava bubbles fly up from the magma!''"

====Unlockable courts====

Some courts must be unlocked before the players can play on them. The way to unlock these courts differs per sport.

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