Flash Forward

Template:Minigame-infobox Flash Forward is a Free-for-All minigame appearing in Mario Party 10, Mario Party: The Top 100, and Mario Party Superstars. The name of this minigame is a play on the term "flashback," a recollection of past events.

Gameplay

This minigame takes place in a studio where the players are standing in a random background from either five other Mario Party 10 minigames or three other Mario Party: The Top 100 minigames. The objective is to brawl with all the other players in order to make it to the platform and create a pose for the camera. If a player is ground-pounded, they will flatten and become unable to move for one second. Once the timer is up, the camera will flash, and any player creating a pose on the platform will gain ten points. Sometimes, there is no clear winner or loser. In Mario Party: The Top 100, if there is a tie and everyone is in fourth place, a music track from Mario Party: Star Rush will play; the same applies to Night Light Fright.

Backgrounds

Mario Party 10

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  Cheep Cheep Check

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  Beeline Shrine

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  Watermelon Whalin'

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  Fruit of the Doom

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  Boo Burglars

Mario Party: The Top 100

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  Pokey Pummel

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  Coney Island

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  Roll Call

Controls

Mario Party 10

• – Move
• – Jump
• + – Ground Pound
• – Attack

Mario Party: The Top 100

• : Move
• : Jump
• : Push rival
• in the air: Ground Pound

In-game text

Mario Party 10

• Description – "Get on the platform, and hold a pose for the camera!"

Mario Party: The Top 100

• Description – "Be on the stage at the moment of the photo!"
• On-screen – "Be on the stage when the camera flashes!"

See also

• Slaparazzi

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ハイ、ポーズ！[?] Hai, pōzu!	Hi, Pose!
Dutch	Commotie Om Een Kiekje[?]	Commotion Over a Snapshot
German	Podestposen[?]	Pedestal Pose
Italian	Lotta all'ultima posa[?]	Fight to the last pose
Portuguese	Manter a Pose[?]	"Keep the Pose", usually meaning "keep composure"
Spanish (NOA)	Foto con alboroto[?]	Photo with Disturbance
Spanish (NOE)	Chupacámaras[?]	Camera Hogs, from chupar cámara (wanting to be the focus of every picture, literally "camera sucking")