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Revision as of 22:29, December 5, 2020

Template:Minigame-infobox Boxing Day is a 1-vs.-3 Mic minigame in Mario Party 7. Its name is a pun on boxing as a sport and the holiday Boxing Day.

Introduction

The team of three stands on a large Bob-omb painting while 16 "?" tiles cover it. Meanwhile, the camera pans out to reveal the rest of the arena (with Bob-ombs in the stands) and the solo player, who is in a robot with two mechanical arms. The minigame then begins.

Gameplay

The goal of the team of three is to dissolve the tiles by ground-pounding them. On the other hand, the solo player's goal is to knock away the other three players by using a robot with two large mechanical arms wearing boxing gloves. The single player has to command the machine to rotate, double-punch, rocket-punch, punch left, or punch right. If the robot's gloves or arms hit a team player, that player is eliminated. The solo player wins if they eliminate the other three players. The team players win if they ground-pound all the tiles.

Ending

If the solo player wins, they and the robot perform victory poses. If the team of three wins, the team stands on the now-revealed painting, performing their victory poses while Bob-ombs drop in on the solo player's robot and destroy it, after which various parts of it catch on fire due to electrical failures.

Controls

Solo (1 player)

  • Mic – Say: "Right," "Left," "Double punch," "Rotate," "Rocket punch"

Group (3 players)

  • Control Stick – Move
  • A ButtonJump
  • A ButtonA Button – Ground Pound

In-game text

  • Rules"One player uses the Mic to guide the robot arms, while the other players try to Ground Pound the tiles."
  • Advice"The robot must complete one full attack before you can give it another command."

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese マイクでパンチロボ[?]
Maiku de Panchi Robo
Punching Robot with Mic
German Boxobot[?] -
Italian Pugni d'acciaio[?] Fists of steel
Spanish Boxeo mecánico[?] Mechanical boxing

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