Watermelon Whalin'
| Watermelon Whalin' | |||
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| Appears in | Mario Party 10 | ||
| Type | 1-vs.-2 or 3 minigame | ||
| Time limit | 30 seconds | ||
| Music track | Gentle Sea Breeze | ||
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Watermelon Whalin' (Watermelon Whacking in the British English version) is a 1-vs.-2 or 3 minigame appearing in Mario Party 10. This minigame appears to be based on a traditional Japanese game, suikawari.
Gameplay[edit]
The players are at a beach, with the solo player holding a hammer and the rivals holding one watermelon each. The objective of the solo player is to hit the watermelons the rivals are holding. A rival whose watermelon gets hit is eliminated. Rivals that lose their watermelons can still move to try to block the solo player from knocking out any other rival with a watermelon. If the solo player manages to hit all of the watermelons, the solo player wins. If at least one rival holds their watermelon for the entire 30 seconds, the rivals win.
Ending[edit]
The winning side does victory poses while holding up a watermelon slice while Huckit Crabs dance next to them. The losing side is also seen groaning in disappointment behind the winning side.
Controls[edit]
Solo (1 player)[edit]
− Move
− Swing hammer
Rivals (2 or 3 players)[edit]
- − Move
In-game text[edit]
Solo Player: Hit the watermelons with ! - Rivals: Run away!
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | すいかオニごっこ[?] Suika oni gokko |
Watermelon Tag | |
| Dutch | Meloenenmepper[?] | Melon Slap | |
| French | Casse-pastèque[?] | Break-Watermelon (Pun with "Casse-tête" (puzzle)) | |
| German | Melonenklopfer[?] | Melon Knocker | |
| Italian | Lo schiacciacocomeri[?] | The watermelon crush | |
| Portuguese | Martelos e Melancias[?] | Hammers and Watermelons | |
| Spanish | Cacería de sandías[?] | Watermelon Hunting |
Trivia[edit]
- This minigame's background is reused for Flash Forward.
