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{{Minigame-infobox
{{minigame infobox
| image = [[File:MPA_Boo-Bye.png]]
|image=[[File:MPA Boo Bye Screenshot.png]]
| type = Single-player mini-game
|type=Single-player minigame
| appeared_in = ''[[Mario Party Advance]]''
|appears_in=''[[Mario Party Advance]]''
| record =
|record= 0 points
| song = Heart-Pumping
|track=Heart-Pumping
|sample=[[File:MPA Mini-Game Theme 3.oga]]
}}
}}
'''Boo-Bye''' is a single-player [[minigame]] found in ''[[Mario Party Advance]]''.
'''Boo-Bye''' is a single-player [[minigame]] in ''[[Mario Party Advance]]''.


==Introduction==
==Overview==
The player is standing on one of the area's platforms when a [[Boo]] appears behind them. It attempts to sneak up on the player, but they turn around and stop it. The character then leads the Boo to a nearby portrait, where it is trapped inside the nearby painting, which switches to a red Boo portrait.
The opening shows a [[Boo]] appearing to try and sneak on the player, only to fail when they turn to face it.<ref>{{cite|url=youtu.be/MczXI_f3j9o?feature=shared&t=3|timestamp=0:03|title=Susumu Plays ''Mario Party Advance'': Boo-Bye|author=Susumu|date=December 21, 2014|publisher=YouTube|accessdate=March 8, 2025}}</ref> The Boo is forced into a nearby painting, which then changes red.


==Gameplay==
In gameplay, the player tries to guide red, blue, and white Boos into entering paintings. If the player traps a Boo, they earn 100 points, or even an addition 100 points for every additional Boo also caught at once. More Boos appear as the minigame continues, and the player loses if they touch a Boo. In the [[Shroom City (Mario Party Advance)|Shroom City]] mode, the goal is to earn 1,000 points.
The player must lure the Boos that appear toward the paintings that match their colors to earn points while avoiding them.


There are three different colors of Boos: red, blue, and white. Like in standard [[Mario (series)|''Mario'' games]], if the player looks at a Boo, it stops moving. The player earns one hundred points for every Boo that is trapped inside a portrait, and one hundred extra points for every Boo that is captured at the same time. More Boos appear every time the previous group is trapped. The game ends when the player is hit by a Boo. In [[Shroom City]] mode the player must earn 1000 points to win.
The title is a play on the word "good-bye."
 
The center portrait, the one the first Boo went through at the beginning, changes every time a Boo goes through it in the order: white-red-blue.


==Controls==
==Controls==
* {{button|gba|Pad}} &ndash; Move
* {{button|gba|Pad}} &ndash; Move
* {{button|gba|A}} &ndash; Jump
* {{button|gba|A}} &ndash; [[Jump]]
 
==In-game text==
{{multilang profile
|type=game
|Eng=Guide the Boos into the picture that matches each Boo's color.}}
 
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jpn=あっちこっちテレサ
|JpnR=Atchi kotchi Teresa
|JpnM=Boos Here and There
|Ita=Boo quadrato
|ItaM=Squared Boo
|Fre=Range-Boo
|FreM=Store Boo
|Ger=Buu-Bye
|GerM=Boo-Bye
|Spa=Guía-Boo
|SpaM=Boo Guide
}}
 
==References==
<references/>


==In-Game Text==
{{MPA minigames}}
* '''Rules''' &ndash; ''"Guide the Boos into the picture that matches each Boo's color."''
[[Category:Mario Party Advance minigames]]
{{BoxTop}}
[[it:Boo quadrato]]
{{MPA Minigames}}
[[Category:Mario Party Advance Minigames]]

Latest revision as of 22:48, March 8, 2025

Boo-Bye
The mini-game, Boo-Bye from Mario Party Advance
Appears in Mario Party Advance
Type Single-player minigame
Initial record 0 points
Music track Heart-Pumping
Music sample

Boo-Bye is a single-player minigame in Mario Party Advance.

Overview[edit]

The opening shows a Boo appearing to try and sneak on the player, only to fail when they turn to face it.[1] The Boo is forced into a nearby painting, which then changes red.

In gameplay, the player tries to guide red, blue, and white Boos into entering paintings. If the player traps a Boo, they earn 100 points, or even an addition 100 points for every additional Boo also caught at once. More Boos appear as the minigame continues, and the player loses if they touch a Boo. In the Shroom City mode, the goal is to earn 1,000 points.

The title is a play on the word "good-bye."

Controls[edit]

In-game text[edit]

  • In-game description
    • English:
      Guide the Boos into the picture that matches each Boo's color.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese あっちこっちテレサ[?]
Atchi kotchi Teresa 		Boos Here and There
French Range-Boo[?] Store Boo
German Buu-Bye[?] Boo-Bye
Italian Boo quadrato[?] Squared Boo
Spanish Guía-Boo[?] Boo Guide

References[edit]

  1. ^ Susumu (December 21, 2014). Susumu Plays Mario Party Advance: Boo-Bye (0:03). YouTube. Retrieved March 8, 2025.
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Minigames from Mario Party Advance
Single-player minigames Amplifried • Barrel Peril • Big Popper • Bill Bounce • Bob-OOOM! • Boo-Bye • Broom Zoom • Bunny Belt • Chomp Walker • Cloud Climb • Dreadmill • Flingshot • Flippin' Out • Floor It! • Forest Jump • Go-go Pogo • Grabbit • Koopa Krunch • Melon Folley • On the Spot • Outta My Way • Pest Aside • Reel Cheep • See Monkey? • Shell Stack • Sled Slide • Sort Stack • Spooky Spike • Stompbot XL • Switch Way?
Duel minigames Chain Saw • Chicken! • Hammergeddon • Koopa Kurl • Slammer • Stair Scare • Tank-Down • Volleybomb
Bowser minigames Crushed Ice • Koopa Kappa • Mush Rush • Peek-n-Sneak • Splatterball • Trap Floor
Gambling minigames Drop 'Em • Match 'Em • Pair 'Em • Stop 'Em • Watch 'Em • Scratch 'Em
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