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==''[[Mario Paint]]'' minigames==

*[[Gnat Attack]]

==''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]'' series minigames==

[[File:Target Blast (Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS).jpg|thumb|Target Blast in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS]]'']]

====8-Player minigames====

[[File:FruitSmoothie.png|thumb|left|170px|[[Real Smoothie]], an 8-Player minigame from ''[[Mario Party 7]]'']]

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[[File:Insectiride Night.png|thumb|150px|[[Mario]], Daisy, Waluigi, and Wario competing in a race in [[Insectiride]], a Battle minigame from ''Mario Party 6'']]

The scoring for Battle minigames up to ''Mario Party 5'':

*'''3rd:''' 5% of the total

*'''4th:''' 0% of the total

*'''1st:''' 65% of the total

*'''2nd:''' 30% of the total

*'''4th:''' 0% of the total

[[File:King Boo's Tricky Tiles MP10.png|thumb|left|200px|[[King Boo's Tricky Tiles]], a boss minigame from ''[[Mario Party 10]]'']]

''[[Mario Party DS]]'' and ''[[Mario Party: Island Tour]]'' also feature boss minigames, though they are one-to-one showdowns; in the latter, boss minigames can be played in [[Bowser's Tower]].

In ''[[Mario Party 9]]'', Bowser's minigames are referred to as '''[[Reverse Minigame]]s''', where the player has to get last place in order to win [[Mini Star]]s.

In ''[[Mario Party Superstars]]'', Bowser minigames return as one of the events that could occur when a player lands on a Bowser Space. Each player that fails the minigame loses 10 coins.

====Bowser Jr. minigames====

Featured in ''Mario Party 9'', '''Bowser Jr. minigames''' are played only when a player lands on a [[Bowser Jr. Space]]. These minigames involve two players, a captain and a partner, competing against Bowser Jr. If the players win, they get five Mini Stars each. If they lose, Bowser Jr. steals five Mini Stars each. Bowser Jr. minigames also appear in ''Mario Party 10''. They can be activated only by selecting them from Bonus Games or landing on an [[Event Space]] on the [[Bowser Board]] in amiibo Party. Players who win get 10 coins or a Star, and players who lose must pay 10 coins. Unlike in ''Mario Party 9'', players who face Bowser Jr. do not receive a partner.

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====Co-op minigames====

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====Donkey Kong minigames====

Introduced in ''[[Mario Party 5]]'', '''Donkey Kong minigames''' are minigames run by [[Donkey Kong]], which are often short. They usually have players focus on collecting as many [[banana]]s as possible. After a Donkey Kong minigame is finished, players can trade their bananas to Donkey Kong for coins. They can also gain more depending on the DK Roulette.

====Duel minigames====

*In ''Mario Party 7'', the winner decides what to take from the loser through the Slot of Stupendousness. The loser gives either coins, Stars, or nothing to the winner, depending on what the roulette stops on.

**If the roulette lands on an "X," nothing happens.

**If the roulette lands on two coins, the loser must give half of their coins to the winner. If the loser has an odd number of coins, the upper portion is taken.

**If the roulette lands on three coins, the loser must give all of their coins to the winner.

**The Slot of Stupendousness is not used if both players tie in the minigame.

**If the loser must give coins or Stars to the winner but does not have any coins or Stars to give, nothing happens.

**During Battle Royale and Tag Battle, Duel minigames are triggered when a player uses [[Duelo Candy]], a candy that lets the player roll two [[Dice Block]]s and then duel with the first player they meet. If more than one player is on the same space, the player can choose whom to duel with. Like in Star Battle Arena and Duel Battles, the winner uses the Dart Wheel to determine what the loser must give to the winner. Unlike in Star Battle Arena and Duel Battles, the winner can also make the loser give a Star or two to them, although this occurs less frequently than the loser's giving coins to the winner. The loser can give Stars to the winner only if the attacker wins; if the defender wins, the loser gives just between one to 20 coins to the winner, depending on how many coins the loser has.

**During Battle Royale and Tag Battle, Duel minigames cannot occur in [[Koopa's Tycoon Town]] due to its unorthodox method of collecting Stars.

====Game Guy minigames====

====Item minigames====

[[File:Hammer Slammer.png|thumb|left|170px|[[Hammer Slammer]], an Item minigame from ''Mario Party 2'']]

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Mic minigames reappear in ''[[Mario Party 7]]''. This time, 10 different Mic minigames appear, with five of them being 1-vs.-3 minigames and the other five being 4-Player minigames. In addition to the 10 Mic minigames, there is also a special Mic minigame that can be played only if the player lands on a [[Mic Space]] during Party Mode. Here, the player can wager the number of coins they have (up to 99) and double the number of coins they wager. In the special Mic minigame, three to five cards appear, each with a different type of fruit. In order to win the Mic minigame and double the coins wagered, the player must guess all of the fruits on each card correctly. If the player does not guess the fruit on a card within the given time limit or makes a wrong guess, the Mic minigame ends, and the player loses their wager. The Mic minigames function as they did in ''Mario Party 6''.

====Mini Mini-Games====

[[File:Miminimini.jpg|thumb|left|170px|Goomba Poker, a Mini Mini-Game]]

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====Rare minigames====

[[File:DunkBros.png|thumb|Mario and Toadette competing against Waluigi and Wario in [[Dunk Bros.]], a Rare minigame from ''Mario Party 6'']]

====Rhythm minigames====

[[File:Super Mario Party - All-Star Swingers.png|thumb|left|200px|[[All-Star Swingers]], a Rhythm minigame from ''Super Mario Party'']]

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====Story minigames====

Being a category found only in ''Mario Party 4'', '''Story minigames''' are minigames that are played in the game's Story Mode to win the player character's present in the [[Present Room]].

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*''[[List of Super Mario Party Jamboree minigames|Super Mario Party Jamboree]]'' – 112 minigames

*''Super Mario Party Jamboree'' has the most minigames, at 112 minigames. Not counting ''[[Mario Party: The Top 100]]'' and ''[[Mario Party Superstars]]'' (which are compilations of 100 and 105 returning minigames, respectively), ''Mario Party 7'' has the second-highest number of minigames, at 88 minigames.

*Unless ''Mario Party-e'', which is a card game that utilizes the [[e-Reader]] for short minigames, is counted, ''Mario Party'' and ''Mario Party Advance'' are tied at last place with the fewest minigames, at 50 minigames. The second-to-last is ''Mario Party: Star Rush'', with 53 minigames.

*[[Ashley (minigame)|Ashley]]

*[[Taxi (minigame)|Taxi]]

*[[Bowling]]

*[[Bird (minigame)|Bird]]

===''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]''===

In ''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time'', there are 4 minigames, two of which are found in [[Thwomp Caverns]] and the other two are found in [[Shroob Castle]].

*The minigames in Shroob Castle involve using a spaceship. The first minigame involves the quartet using the [[Shroob Mother Ship]] to fire at smaller [[Shroob saucer]]s to take them down, while the second minigame involves them using the [[Princess Shroob]] statue's spaceship head to fire Shroob saucers back at the Shroob Mother Ship to take it down. Both minigames require Luigi, Baby Mario and Baby Luigi to hit blocks that adjust the height of the spaceship and Mario to hit a block to fire an energy blast. In the second minigame, the spaceship the quartet are piloting have a set number of hit points, and should they lose all of them, the player will receive an instant [[Game Over]].

*In the Leg Outpost, when Bowser performs tasks that involve pushing objects using his legs, Mario and Luigi visit this area to play a minigame which requires them stomping on Bowser's leg muscles to make him move faster. The player must press the correct, corresponding brother button to make Mario and Luigi press down on the muscle when they land, making Bowser push the object forward. After stomping down on each muscle a set number of times, Mario and Luigi will separate, and the player must press both brother buttons to press down on both muscles, causing Bowser to push even further forward. This area is visited two times throughout the course of the game.

*In the Nose Deck, when Bowser smells certain aroma, Mario and Luigi have to go to this area due to an odd disturbance. The minigame starts once the brothers enter a cyclone. Like with the carrot minigame, the player utilizes the stylus to launch the [[Spin Jump (Mario & Luigi series)|spinning]] brothers into pollen so they knock it into ten large nasal mounds on the side, turning them from blue to pink. Once enough pollen is knocked, a large mound will appear, which the brothers must spin into. Spiked pollen will start to appear after this is done, which will take away a heart from the player when they are touched, so they must be avoided while hitting the large mounds that sporadically appear from time to time. After enough mounds are hit, the minigame is over and Bowser will let out a large sneeze, which is required at certain points in the game to progress. This area is revisited three times.

*In the Chest Station, when Bowser is burned while he is curled up into a ball, Mario and Luigi visit this area. The minigame starts once the brothers enters a cannon in the area, sending them into a small area as a ball, which requires the player to use the stylus to bring back the brothers and fling them in a direction, causing Bowser to boost upwards in that same direction. If Bowser gets hit, he loses a few coins or a hit point, depending on the current minigame being  played. This area is visited twice, the first time the brothers visit this area is when two giant [[Fire Piranha Plant|fire-breathing]] [[Piranha Plant]]s burn Bowser as he is storming [[Peach's Castle#Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story / Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey|Peach's Castle]], and a second time when Bowser meets up with (the now-completed) [[Dark Bowser]] deeper into the castle and battles him with the [[spike ball (move)|spike ball]] technique.

Besides those minigames, the player can play the [[Cholesteroad]] minigame in the [[Challenge Node]], where they are tested into using their acquired [[Bros. Attack|Special Attacks]] to defeat [[Cholesteron]]s and earn enough points to win prizes. There are also minigames that are played outside of Bowser's body, like [[Broque Madame]]'s minigame in [[Blubble Lake]], where the player is tested into using their acquired [[Brawl Attack]]s to earn points and win points, similar to the Cholesteroad.

*[[Ding-a-Ring]]

*[[Mole Hunt]]

Additionally, the [[Mad Skillathon]] has a minigame for seven of the game's Bros. Attacks, and [[Battle Broque Madame]] has a minigame for four of the game's [[Luiginary Attack]]s.

==Profiles==

===Minigame===

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