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'''Flower Shower''' is a 4-player [[mini-game]] found in ''[[Mario Party 5]]''. | '''Flower Shower''' is a 4-player [[mini-game]] found in ''[[Mario Party 5]]''. | ||
The objective for this mini-game is to collect as many flowers as possible before | The objective for this mini-game is to collect as many flowers as possible before time runs out. Players run around the area collecting flowers, which fall from the sky and land on the ground, disappearing after a few instants. A pink flower rewards the player with a single point, while a golden flower is worth 3 points. Additionally, other than simple grass patches or ground, there are sections of water which make the player considerably slower when moving through it. The players can jump on each other to temporarily make the opponents slower and unable to jump. | ||
This mini-game presents the marriage of two [[Koopa Troopa]]s as it begins. They walk out of the building (possibly a church) and the female Koopa throws her bouquet of flowers to the air. The player that gets victory appears with the bouquet of flowers in the end of the game. | This mini-game presents the marriage of two [[Koopa Troopa]]s as it begins. They walk out of the building (possibly a church) and the female Koopa throws her bouquet of flowers to the air. The player that gets victory appears with the bouquet of flowers in the end of the game. |
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Template:Articleabout Template:Minigame-infobox Flower Shower is a 4-player mini-game found in Mario Party 5. The objective for this mini-game is to collect as many flowers as possible before time runs out. Players run around the area collecting flowers, which fall from the sky and land on the ground, disappearing after a few instants. A pink flower rewards the player with a single point, while a golden flower is worth 3 points. Additionally, other than simple grass patches or ground, there are sections of water which make the player considerably slower when moving through it. The players can jump on each other to temporarily make the opponents slower and unable to jump.
This mini-game presents the marriage of two Koopa Troopas as it begins. They walk out of the building (possibly a church) and the female Koopa throws her bouquet of flowers to the air. The player that gets victory appears with the bouquet of flowers in the end of the game.
This mini-game right outside of a church or building, in an area limited by nice, wooden-colored grates. Outside there seems to be just but a green field with trees growing out of the ground. The church itself is white-colored, with two rainbow-colored windows on its front, typically seen in churches all over the world. On top of the church are a pair of bells, which toll when the game finishes.
Trivia
- The mini-game name is a pun on "Flower Power", a hippie slogan.