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==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
The players must pick one of the objects shown on the screen to defend themselves from [[Spike]]'s spiked balls. Each round, there will be three normal [[hammer]]s, one golden hammer, and one branch to select. If players choose a regular hammer, they will bat the spiked ball back at Spike and earn one point. The golden hammer has the same effect, but gives the player three points. If the players end up picking a branch, or does not end up choosing anything before the allotted time is spent, the projectile will flatten their characters, costing them a point.
The players must pick one of the objects shown on the screen to defend themselves from [[Spike]]'s spiked balls. For the first round, the number of hammers and branches to choose from can vary, depending on how many players are present; in a 2-player game, there will be one normal [[hammer]], one gold hammer, and three branches; in a 3-player game, there will be two normal hammers, one gold hammer, and two branches; in a 4-player game, there will be three normal hammers, one gold hammer, and one branch. However, as Spike's health drops, there can be occasions where there's one hammer less than the number of players that are present.


When Spike's health reaches its midway point, the [[lava]] will rise, forcing the players to move closer to Spike, and giving them less time to choose an item. Additionally, there will be one hammer less than the number of players for each round. When Spike's health is very low, the selectable items may be reduced to one gold hammer, one normal hammer, and three branches.  There can also be cases where no gold hammers are present.
If players choose a regular hammer, they will bat the spiked ball back at Spike and earn one point. The golden hammer has the same effect, but gives the player three points. If the players end up picking a branch, or does not end up choosing anything before the allotted time is spent, the projectile will flatten their characters, costing them a point.
 
When Spike's health reaches its midway point, the [[lava]] will rise, forcing the players to move closer to Spike, and giving them less time to choose an item. Additionally, there will always be at least one hammer less than the number of players for each round. When Spike's health is very low, the selectable items may be reduced to one gold hammer, one normal hammer, and three branches.  There can also be cases where no gold hammers are present.


==Ending==
==Ending==
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==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
File:SpikeStrike2-MP9.png|Those who choose the hammers can attack.
File:SpikeStrike3-MP9.png|After Spike loses half of its HP, the lava will rise.
File:SpikeStrike4-MP9.png|During the second half, players will have less time to choose their weapon.
File:SpikeStrike5-MP9.png|The final attack is delivered.
</gallery></center>
 
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Revision as of 08:36, April 23, 2012

Template:Minigame-infobox Spike Strike is a boss minigame in Mario Party 9.

Introduction

The players are on a lava flow, standing near the bottom of a stone platform with four ramp-like slopes. A couple of seconds later, Spike drops on the round top of the platform and spits out a Spike Ball at the top of each ramp.

Gameplay

The players must pick one of the objects shown on the screen to defend themselves from Spike's spiked balls. For the first round, the number of hammers and branches to choose from can vary, depending on how many players are present; in a 2-player game, there will be one normal hammer, one gold hammer, and three branches; in a 3-player game, there will be two normal hammers, one gold hammer, and two branches; in a 4-player game, there will be three normal hammers, one gold hammer, and one branch. However, as Spike's health drops, there can be occasions where there's one hammer less than the number of players that are present.

If players choose a regular hammer, they will bat the spiked ball back at Spike and earn one point. The golden hammer has the same effect, but gives the player three points. If the players end up picking a branch, or does not end up choosing anything before the allotted time is spent, the projectile will flatten their characters, costing them a point.

When Spike's health reaches its midway point, the lava will rise, forcing the players to move closer to Spike, and giving them less time to choose an item. Additionally, there will always be at least one hammer less than the number of players for each round. When Spike's health is very low, the selectable items may be reduced to one gold hammer, one normal hammer, and three branches. There can also be cases where no gold hammers are present.

Ending

The Spike falls down to the ground and disappears revealing Mini Stars.

Names in Other Languages

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Gallery

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