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[[Image:PowerUpPanel.png|thumb|250px|[[Mario]] playing the | [[Image:PowerUpPanel.png|thumb|250px|[[Mario]] playing the minigame '''Power-Up Panels'''.]] | ||
'''Power-Up Panels''' is a | '''Power-Up Panels''' is a minigame found in every red [[Toad House]] from ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]''. It takes place in a room with a six by three grid of panels decorated with question marks. The back side of each has an image of an item, [[Bowser]], or [[Bowser Jr.]] Players must take turns climbing around the fence and punching the panels, causing them to flip and reveal their backsides. However, if two Bowser images or two Bowser Jr. images are matched, the game ends. Additionally, if all item panels are revealed, the game ends. At the end of the game, players receive one item for every set of two identical panels with revealed faces. | ||
==Available Power-Ups== | ==Available Power-Ups== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*When matching two [[Bowser]] or [[Bowser Jr.]] panels, the small riff from ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' when trying to open a door in the castle without enough Stars or a key is heard. | *When matching two [[Bowser]] or [[Bowser Jr.]] panels, the small riff from ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' when trying to open a door in the castle without enough Stars or a key is heard. | ||
*This | *This minigame is similar to the match card game from ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]''. | ||
*Patterns are shown from house to house; it is possible to predict the location of a certain item or villain. | *Patterns are shown from house to house; it is possible to predict the location of a certain item or villain. | ||
*If playing with two players or more, the player can steal his | *If playing with two players or more, the player can steal his or her turn by doing a ground pound on the player with the turn. | ||
*Each world has six unique layouts, with at least two "safe spots" for the entire world. By revealing the safe spots and consulting a reference guide, it is possible to deduce which layout is being used. | *Each world has six unique layouts, with at least two "safe spots" for the entire world. By revealing the safe spots and consulting a reference guide, it is possible to deduce which layout is being used. | ||
Revision as of 10:44, January 4, 2012
Mario playing the minigame Power-Up Panels.
Power-Up Panels is a minigame found in every red Toad House from New Super Mario Bros. Wii. It takes place in a room with a six by three grid of panels decorated with question marks. The back side of each has an image of an item, Bowser, or Bowser Jr. Players must take turns climbing around the fence and punching the panels, causing them to flip and reveal their backsides. However, if two Bowser images or two Bowser Jr. images are matched, the game ends. Additionally, if all item panels are revealed, the game ends. At the end of the game, players receive one item for every set of two identical panels with revealed faces.
Available Power-Ups
- Propeller Mushroom
- Fire Flower
- Ice Flower
- Super Mushroom (World 1)
- Penguin Suit (World 3 to 9)
- Mini Mushroom (World 2 to 9)
- Starman (appears at least once in a World)
Controls
- Punch
- Jump
- Climb wall- + - Climb fast on the wall
In-Game Instructions
"Punch panels with 1 to flip them! Match a pair to win! Match two of those (Bowser/Bowser Jr.) and it's all over!"
Names in Other Languages
Trivia
- When matching two Bowser or Bowser Jr. panels, the small riff from Super Mario 64 when trying to open a door in the castle without enough Stars or a key is heard.
- This minigame is similar to the match card game from Super Mario Bros. 3.
- Patterns are shown from house to house; it is possible to predict the location of a certain item or villain.
- If playing with two players or more, the player can steal his or her turn by doing a ground pound on the player with the turn.
- Each world has six unique layouts, with at least two "safe spots" for the entire world. By revealing the safe spots and consulting a reference guide, it is possible to deduce which layout is being used.
- PowerUpPanelsSolution.png
The solutions for all nine worlds
