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Latest revision as of 14:06, August 19, 2024

Silver Lining
Silver Lining from Mario Party: Star Rush
Appears in Mario Party: Star Rush
Type Coin Chaos minigame
Time limit 60 seconds (in Coinathlon), 180 seconds (in Minigames)
Initial record 150
Music track BGM MG005

Silver Lining is a Coin Chaos minigame from Mario Party: Star Rush.

Gameplay[edit]

Players need to platform using Bouncy Clouds to earn coins. Yellow coins are worth one coin while Red Coins are worth three. Occasionally, a flying treasure chest passes by; when players hit it from underneath as they would a block, coins fly and scatter out of there. When item boxes appear when players grab enough coins, they fall towards the lowest level, bouncing around due to the clouds. When a player collects every coin on the map, all the coins respawn in the exact same places. This is most easily seen and done in Minigames mode, but can also be done in Coinathlon if the player is quick enough.

Levels[edit]

  • Level 1: Mostly yellow coins are there.
  • Level 2: The majority of coins are Yellow Coins, but there are some Red Coins.
  • Level 3: Red Coins are more frequent in this level than other levels.

Controls[edit]

  • Circle Pad: Move
  • A Button: Jump

In-game text[edit]

"Collect the coins!"

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ぼよよんトランポリン[?]
Boyoyon toranporin
Bouncy Trampolines
French Rebonds de la fortune[?] Rebounds of fortune
Italian Rimbalzi celesti[?] Celestial rebounds
Spanish (NOE) Oro celeste[?] Celestial Gold

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