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|image=[[File:MPA Trap Floor.png]] | |image=[[File:MPA Trap Floor.png]] | ||
| | |appears_in=''[[Mario Party Advance]]'' | ||
|type=Bowser minigame | |type=Bowser minigame | ||
| | |track=Bowser Mini-Game Theme | ||
|sample=[[File:MPA Bowser Mini-Game Theme.oga]] | |||
}} | }} | ||
'''Trap Floor''' is a [[ | '''Trap Floor''' is a [[Bowser]] minigame in ''[[Mario Party Advance]]''. Its name is a pun on "trapdoor." | ||
In [[Shroom City]], Trap Floor is the final minigame played. It is played at the [[Pipe House (Mario Party Advance)|Pipe House]], | In the [[Shroom City (Mario Party Advance)|Shroom City]] mode, Trap Floor is the final [[minigame]] played. It is played at the [[Pipe House (Mario Party Advance)|Pipe House]], where Bowser challenges the player to this minigame for the final [[Gaddget]]. Winning gives the player the minigame and the [[Bowser Print]]. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
The goal of the game is to open the | The goal of the game is to open the trapdoors to drop all the [[Koopa Kid]]s to the floor below and eventually into the pits below the door. The {{button|gba|A}} button opens the blue traps, and {{button|gba|B}} opens the red ones; {{button|gba|R}} can be used to open every trap, but it can be used only once. If a Koopa Kid falls through a trapdoor and the one below is not opened, the Koopa Kid will fall and bounce onto the ground beside it, dazed. Regarding special characteristics, green Koopa Kids move faster than the other types, blue Koopa Kids will turn around once if they reach an opened trap door, and red Koopa Kids attempt to charge at the player when they reach the floor the player is on. If one of the Koopa Kids reaches the player, it will breathe fire at them, and the player will lose. | ||
==Controls== | |||
*{{button|gba|A}} – Blue traps | |||
*{{button|gba|B}} – Red traps | |||
*{{button|gba|R}} – All traps | |||
==In-game text== | ==In-game text== | ||
''Open the trapdoors to make the Koopa Kids fall all the way to the bottom!'' | |||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
| | |Jpn=おとしてミニクッパ | ||
| | |JpnR=Otoshite Minikuppa | ||
| | |JpnM=Drop the Koopa Kids | ||
| | |Fre=Trappera | ||
| | |FreM=Trap | ||
|Ita=In trappola | |Ita=In trappola | ||
|ItaM=Trapped | |ItaM=Trapped | ||
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{{MPA | {{MPA minigames}} | ||
[[Category:Bowser | [[Category:Bowser minigames]] | ||
[[Category:Mario Party Advance | [[Category:Mario Party Advance minigames]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:08, February 11, 2025
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| Appears in | Mario Party Advance | ||
| Type | Bowser minigame | ||
| Music track | Bowser Mini-Game Theme | ||
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Trap Floor is a Bowser minigame in Mario Party Advance. Its name is a pun on "trapdoor."
In the Shroom City mode, Trap Floor is the final minigame played. It is played at the Pipe House, where Bowser challenges the player to this minigame for the final Gaddget. Winning gives the player the minigame and the Bowser Print.
Gameplay[edit]
The goal of the game is to open the trapdoors to drop all the Koopa Kids to the floor below and eventually into the pits below the door. The 
button opens the blue traps, and 
opens the red ones; 
can be used to open every trap, but it can be used only once. If a Koopa Kid falls through a trapdoor and the one below is not opened, the Koopa Kid will fall and bounce onto the ground beside it, dazed. Regarding special characteristics, green Koopa Kids move faster than the other types, blue Koopa Kids will turn around once if they reach an opened trap door, and red Koopa Kids attempt to charge at the player when they reach the floor the player is on. If one of the Koopa Kids reaches the player, it will breathe fire at them, and the player will lose.
Controls[edit]
- – Blue traps
- – Red traps
- – All traps
In-game text[edit]
Open the trapdoors to make the Koopa Kids fall all the way to the bottom!
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | おとしてミニクッパ[?] Otoshite Minikuppa |
Drop the Koopa Kids | |
| French | Trappera[?] | Trap | |
| German | Falltüren[?] | Trap Doors | |
| Italian | In trappola[?] | Trapped | |
| Spanish | Trampas[?] | Traps |
| 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 |
