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[[Image:Shortfuse.jpg|thumb|'''Short Fuse'''.]]
{{minigame infobox
'''Short Fuse''' is a [[mini-Game]] found in ''[[Mario Party DS]]''. A [[Bowser Bomb (Mario Party DS)|Bowser Bomb]] falls, and the players must put out the fuse, blowing into the microphone for five seconds. The players take turns to blow out the fuse, and whoever sets off the bomb will be eliminated. The next round then continues without the player that was eliminated. Last player standing wins. The way to win this is to not blow the fuse to much if it is all most out. 
|image=[[File:Short Fuse MPDS.png]]
|appears_in=''[[Mario Party DS]]''
|type=Battle minigame
|time=3 seconds per turn
|track=The Pressure's On
|sample=[[File:MPDS The Pressure's On.oga]]
}}
'''Short Fuse''' is a Battle [[minigame]] found in ''[[Mario Party DS]]''. Its name comes from a term regarding a person who is easily angered.
 
==Introduction==
A [[Bowser]] bomb falls from the sky and lands on the ground. The first player in line hops down next to the fuse as the game begins.
 
==Gameplay==
Taking turns, players have three seconds each to blow into the microphone to gradually put out the fuse. Whoever sets off the [[bomb]] by either completely blowing out the fuse or not blowing at all is blown away and eliminated. The game continues until there is one player remaining, and that player wins.


==Controls==
==Controls==
To play, the player must blow on the touch screen with different powers, soft of hard, to make the fuse as short as possible without letting it touch the bottom lest it blow up. The character standing on the bomb when it explodes will be out. Last man standing wins!
*{{button|ds|mic}} – Blow on the fuse
 
==In-game text==
*'''Rules''' – ''"All players take turns blowing on the bomb fuse, hoping to make the bomb blow up for the next player. If you're caught in a blast, you're out!"''
*'''Tips''' – ''"You must blow on the bomb at least a little, or else the bomb will blow up anyway! So blow just a little, even if the fuse is very short!"''
 
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=ふーふーどうかせん
|JapR=Fūfū Dōkasen
|JapM=Blowing Fuse
|Fre=Mèche rebelle
|FreM=Pun on the expression ''mèche rebelle'', a strand of hair that always stands up, and ''mèche'' (fuse)
|Spa=Bomba caliente
|SpaM=Hot Bomb; play on ''patata caliente'' (hot potato)
|Ita=Accorcia la miccia
|ItaM=Shorten the fuse
|Ger=Luntenrunde
|GerM=Fuse Round
|Kor=도화선을 불어라
|KorR=Dowanseon eul Bureora
|KorM=Blow the Fuse
}}


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Latest revision as of 22:53, February 1, 2024

Short Fuse
Gameplay of Short Fuse in Mario Party DS
Appears in Mario Party DS
Type Battle minigame
Time limit 3 seconds per turn
Music track The Pressure's On
Music sample

Short Fuse is a Battle minigame found in Mario Party DS. Its name comes from a term regarding a person who is easily angered.

Introduction[edit]

A Bowser bomb falls from the sky and lands on the ground. The first player in line hops down next to the fuse as the game begins.

Gameplay[edit]

Taking turns, players have three seconds each to blow into the microphone to gradually put out the fuse. Whoever sets off the bomb by either completely blowing out the fuse or not blowing at all is blown away and eliminated. The game continues until there is one player remaining, and that player wins.

Controls[edit]

  • Microphone – Blow on the fuse

In-game text[edit]

  • Rules"All players take turns blowing on the bomb fuse, hoping to make the bomb blow up for the next player. If you're caught in a blast, you're out!"
  • Tips"You must blow on the bomb at least a little, or else the bomb will blow up anyway! So blow just a little, even if the fuse is very short!"

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ふーふーどうかせん[?]
Fūfū Dōkasen
Blowing Fuse
French Mèche rebelle[?] Pun on the expression mèche rebelle, a strand of hair that always stands up, and mèche (fuse)
German Luntenrunde[?] Fuse Round
Italian Accorcia la miccia[?] Shorten the fuse
Korean 도화선을 불어라[?]
Dowanseon eul Bureora
Blow the Fuse
Spanish Bomba caliente[?] Hot Bomb; play on patata caliente (hot potato)