Super Duel Mode

The stats for an assembled machine.

Super Duel Mode is a side game mode in Mario Party 5, hosted by Skolar. It is a one-on-one battle mode in which two players face off against each other using custom-assembled vehicles (called "machines"). In this mode, one buys machine parts using points received by playing minigames in either Party or Mini-Game Mode and builds a battle machine to use in different tournaments or against friends. There are a total of 44 different parts that can be used to customize a machine. To unlock all the different parts, one must play all the tournaments and beat certain opponents.

Garage areas

The following areas are available in Super Duel Mode's initial segment, the Garage.

Area	Description
Service Desk	In this area, players can buy vehicle parts from Skolar. Whenever players play minigames prior to talking to Skolar in the Service Desk, Skolar keeps track of the number of minigames played and converts it to points. Players can also participate in trial battles, where players with a randomly generated vehicle and characters based off what is unlocked is pitted against a computer-controlled Koopa Kid. If a second controller is plugged to the second player slot, the Koopa Kid is replaced with player two, who is also randomly generated.
Garage A-1 and A-2	Garage A-1 is owned by player one, while Garage A-2 is owned by player two. In this garage, players can build a machine from scratch when first accessed. After the machine is built and given a name, players can make any modification to it. Players can also inspect the machine's stats, pit the machine against other machines either in a Vs. Match (against other humans) or D1 Tournament (against CPU machines), or even delete the machine.
Garage B	This is a garage for friends. It is controlled by player three. In this garage, players can download machine data from the memory card in slot B, or other save files in slot A.
Garage Gallery	Photos of winning machines in D1 Tournament mode are stored here. They can be viewed in a 3D perspective and adjusted using the buttons of the GameCube controller.
Garage Door	This lets the player exit Super Duel Mode.

Playable characters

Playable characters do not have any noticeable differences except for the color on their steering wheel.

_{*Unavailable to players in trial battles.
**Always controlled by the CPU player in trial battles.}

CPU-controlled only

Bowser

Unlock criteria

Criteria
Donkey Kong	Defeat Donkey Kong in Hard Competition.

Machine parts and statistics

Machines are composed of four parts: a body, a set of tires, an engine, and a weapon. They have five statistics which are as follow:

Health: The amount of hearts the machine starts with in Battle Competition mode. Each heart represents four Hit Points (HP).
Power: The amount of damage the machine's weapon deals, in HP.
Speed: The top speed of the machine.
Acceleration: The rate at which speed increases when accelerating.
Handling: How tight the machine turns.

To rate a machine's statistics, the game uses a base rating and applies the statistic modifiers of the machine parts that compose it. The base ratings are as follow:

Health: 5/9
Power: 4/12
Speed: 16/31
Acceleration: 5/13
Handling: 10/18

When previewing a machine, the raw numbers of its statistics are not shown and are instead hinted at via a radar chart.

Some machine parts possess an ability, granting a certain advantage during battles, at the cost of hindering a statistic to compensate. To buy all of the parts, the player must have at least 458 Points in total or more in all Minigame categories.

Body Types

Bodies affect the health statistic, and are the only kind of machine part to do so. They can also impact power and speed. To buy all of the Body Types, the player must have at least 99 4 Player Minigame Points in total or more.

Name	Description	Cost (4 Player Minigame Points)	Health	Power	Speed	Ability
Mushroom Body	A standard body with standard abilities.	0	0	0	0	None
Star Body	A speedy body that's light and inexpensive.	5	-2	0	+2	None
Heart Body	A cute, heart-shaped body that's very durable.	5	+4*	0	0	None
Choo-Choo Body	An engine built for speed that's quite strong and durable.	5	+1	0	+3	None
Egg Body	A body made of shells from Yoshi's eggs with increased defensive and offensive abilities.	7	+2	+1	0	None
Spiny Body	A slow, spine-covered body that increases offensive abilities.	7	+1	+3	-3	None
Lakitu Cloud Body	A fast body made of clouds with poor defensive abilities.	10	-4	0	+4	None
Boo Body	A fast body with low defensive abilities that's visible only to radar.	10	-1	+1	+2	Periodically turns the machine invisible on the opponent's screen, but remains visible on the radar
DK Body	A slow body made of barrels that increases defensive and offensive abilities.	15	+3	+4	-4	None
E. Gadd Body	A hi-tech body that's very high-balanced, designed by the professor.	15	+2	+2	+2	None
Skolar Body	A body with mostly average abilities that takes less damage from bombs and vehicle attacks.	20	+1	+2	-1	Takes half damage (rounded down) from lava terrain and hazards

_{*Despite making the health statistic total 9, the machine starts battles with 8 hearts.}

Tires

Tires modify speed, acceleration, and handling. To buy all of the Tires, the player must have at least 99 1-vs.-3 Minigame Points in total or more.

Name	Description	Cost (1-vs.-3 Minigame Points)	Speed	Acceleration	Handling	Ability
Mushroom Tires	Normal tires that are great for learning.	0	0	0	0	None
Star Tires	Fast tires with poor control.	5	+3	+1	-3	None
Wiggler Tires	Very slow tires with good control.	5	-3	0	+3	Allows steering while the machine is stopped
Goomba Tires	Quick tires with very quick acceleration.	5	+1	+4	0	None
Spiny Tires	Slower tires with great traction and decent acceleration.	7	-1	+2	0	Immune to dirt, ice, and metal terrain
Choo-Choo Tires	Superfast tires with super poor control.	7	+4	+1	-4	None
Super Wiggler Tires	Very slow tires with great traction.	10	+4	+1	+4	Allows steering while the machine is stopped
Lakitu Cloud	A cloud that hovers. It's very efficient on all terrain.	10	-2	-3	+1	Floats; immune to all terrain including lava
DK Tires	Tires made of barrels. They handle differently with each battle.	15	?	?	?	Speed, acceleration, and handling are randomized each battle
E. Gadd Jet	A hi-tech jet with perfect speed and handling designed by the professor.	15	-1	-2	+1	Floats; immune to all terrain including lava
Skolar Tires	Tires handmade by Skolar that are simple and balanced, even on slick surfaces.	20	+1	-1	0	Slides less on ice and metal terrain

Engines

Like tires, engines modify speed, acceleration, and handling. Engines are not visible on the machine; however, a machine's running sound can differ with the engine used. To buy all of the Engines, the player must have at least 99 2-vs.-2 Minigame Points in total or more.

Name	Description	Cost (2-vs.-2 Minigame Points)	Speed	Acceleration	Handling	Ability
Mushroom Engine	A normal engine that's great for learning.	0	0	0	0	None
Star Engine	A speedy engine with poor control.	5	+3	+1	-3	None
Wiggler Engine	An engine that's not very fast but is easy to control.	5	-3	0	+3	None
Goomba Engine	An engine that's a little speedy and has decent acceleration.	5	+1	+3	0	None
Ztar Engine	A slow engine that's easy to control and has excellent acceleration.	7	-2	+2	+1	None
Choo-Choo Engine	A superfast engine with super poor control.	7	+4	+1	-4	None
Super Wiggler Engine	An easy-to-handle engine that's slow.	10	-4	+1	+4	None
Goomba-Trio Engine	An engine with great acceleration, some extra power, and really poor control.	10	+1	+4	-1	None
DK Engine	An odd, banana-shaped engine that performs differently with each battle.	15	?	?	?	Speed, acceleration, and handling are randomized each battle
E. Gadd Engine	A hi-tech engine with great speed and control, designed by the professor.	15	+2	+1	+2	None
Skolar Engine	An engine with well-balanced speed and control, handmade by Skolar.	20	+2	+3	-1	None

Weapons

Weapons mainly affect power, but they also impact speed. Stronger weapons tend to have lower speed. To buy all of the Weapons, the player must have at least 161 Battle Minigame Points in total or more.

Name	Description	Cost (Battle Minigame Points)	Power	Speed	Ability
Mushroom Gun	A normal gun that's good to learn with.	0	-1	+1	None
Seed Machine Gun	A lightweight watermelon-shaped gun with weak rapid-fire abilities.	5	-1	+3	None
Bob-omb Cannon	A time-delayed, Bob-omb-firing cannon that's powerful and heavy.	5	+2	-2	None
Bullet Bill Gun	A gun with average firepower that shoots opponent-seeking Bullet Bills.	7	0	-1	None
Pokey Tower Gun	A gun with two diagonally-moving bullets and average firepower.	7	+1	0	None
Piranha Plant	A powerful and far-reaching gun with bullets fired from a Piranha Plant.	7	+2	0	None
Bowser Breath	An effective Bowser-shaped flamethrower with a short range	10	+3	-1	None
Mr. I Laser	A lightweight laser with average firepower that's fired from his eye.	10	+2	+2	None
DK Gun	A banana-shaped gun that's very heavy and the most powerful of all.	15	+4	-3	None
E. Gadd Cannon	A well-balanced cannon, designed by the professor, with opponent-seeking missiles.	15	+1	0	None
Skolar Gun	A good overall weapon, handmade by Skolar. Press the button to shoot and release it to detonate.	20	+3	-3	None
Bowser Punch	A very effective prototype that fires short-ranged Bowser punches!	30	+4	-1	None
Bob-omb Wall	A specialty weapon that drops a wall of bombs and increases speed.	30	+2	+2	None

Unlock criteria

Criteria
DK Body, Tires, Engine, Gun	Unlock Donkey Kong as a playable character
Skolar Body, Tires, Engine, Gun	Beat every Duel Mode on every difficulty
Bowser Punch, Bob-omb Wall	Purchase every Machine Part

Options

After a new machine has been assembled in a garage, the player will be prompted to give it a name. After this, various options will appear:

Icon	Effect
	Changes the parts used for the machine
	Shows the name and statistics of the machine
	Starts a duel against another player or a tournament against CPU players
	Deletes the machine, allowing a new one to be assembled

Super Duel battles

The player can choose the battle from the garage menu, but only Battle Competition on easy and normal are available at the start. If the player loses any game, the tournament ends and the player receives no trophies. On easy mode, the player faces mostly Koopa Kids and few other characters. In normal mode, there are more unique characters and less Koopa Kids. In hard mode, Koopa Kids are absent and Bowser and Donkey Kong appear in the competition.

In all competitions, there are obstacles, such as stationary Spiny Shells or Bob-ombs that detonate within a certain amount of time or upon contact. The size of a Bob-omb mirrors the damage it can do. Warp Pipes simply block machines. Mushrooms occasionally appear along the course and grant the machine better speed and control for a certain amount of time when collided with, as well as Poison Mushrooms, which hinder speed and control.

Terrain can vary in an arena called Random Ruckus. Dirt and grass are present and do no special effects. Metal and ice make the machines harder to control. Lava damages and pushes away the machine. Mud makes vehicles slower. However, if a machine is equipped with Lakitu Cloud or E. Gadd Jet tires, the machine does not get affected by any sort of terrain while Spiny Tires negate sliding.

Modes

Battle Competition

Icon	Description	Screenshot
	The goal of this 90 second game is to eliminate the opponent. If the timer runs out before a player is eliminated, the player having more health left wins. The player must fire the weapon with at the other player and keep moving to avoid opposing attacks and obstacles.

Flag Competition

Icon	Description	Screenshot
	In this game, the object is to collect three flags before the opposing player does. This game's time limit is also 90 seconds; the game ends if nobody collects three flags. Although hitting the opposing player immobilizes them momentarily, attacking the opposing member is not the goal of the game.

Robo-Rabbit Competition

Icon	Description	Screenshot
	The goal in this competition is to wipe out three Robo-Rabbits before the opposing player does within the time limit of 90 seconds. Again, the player can shoot and stun the opposing member. The Robo-Rabbits are fast, move erratically, and can tunnel underground.

Unlock criteria

Criteria
Hard Difficulty	Win Battle Competition on Easy and Normal difficulty
Flag Competition	Win Battle Competition on Hard difficulty
Robo-Rabbit Competition	Win Flag Competition on Hard difficulty

CPU opponents and machines

All the CPU opponents also have nicknames for the final battle in a tournament.

Last Hero Mario	Perfect Luigi	Beautiful Peach	Pretty Woman Daisy
Super Dash Mario's prize machine. Well-balanced, like our hero!	Lil' Bro Speed Luigi's machine. It's fast. Green means go!	Shiny Tiara Peach's polished machine. Its speed is simply...regal!	Cute 'n' Astute Daisy's machine. Fast, it's no pansy!
Body Type: Choo-Choo Body Tires: Star Tires Engine: Goomba-Trio Engine Weapon: E. Gadd Cannon	Body Type: Lakitu Cloud Body Tires: E. Gadd Jet Engine: Goomba Engine Weapon: Seed Machine Gun	Body Type: E. Gadd Body Tires: Lakitu Cloud Engine: Choo-Choo Engine Weapon: Bullet Bill Gun	Body Type: Star Body Tires: Wiggler Tires Engine: Goomba Engine Weapon: Bullet Bill Gun
Mr. Lucky Yoshi	Wild Man Wario	Dark Rider Waluigi	Samurai Toad
Egg-celeration Yoshi's machine. Tricky, it shells out damage!	Greedy Mustache Wario's ultimate machine. Intimidating, like Wario's belly!	Superdupe Coupe Waluigi's machine. It's the super duper attacker!	Toadster Toaster Toad's machine. Decent, but only if it were a roadster...
Body Type: Egg Body Tires: Star Tires Engine: Wiggler Engine Weapon: Pokey Tower Gun	Body Type: Heart Body Tires: Super Wiggler Tires Engine: Choo-Choo Engine Weapon: Piranha Plant	Body Type: Spiny Body Tires: Star Tires Engine: Goomba Engine Weapon: Bob-omb Cannon	Body Type: Mushroom Body Tires: Mushroom Tires Engine: Mushroom Engine Weapon: Mushroom Gun
Nightmare Boo	Bad Boy Koopa Kid	The Beast Donkey Kong	Tie-Land Bowser
Sheer Sideswipe Boo's machine. Visible only to the radar. Peek-a-Boo...	Minion Mobile The Koopa Kid's machine. Tough, but there's a minion on board!	Banana Bot Donkey Kong's machine. It's a one-shot, one-kill monster!	Bowser Dozer Bowser's machine. Get too close and you're toast!
Body Type: Boo Body Tires: Choo-Choo Tires Engine: Ztar Engine Weapon: Mr. I Laser	Body Type: Star Body Tires: Wiggler Tires Engine: Super Wiggler Engine Weapon: Seed Machine Gun	Body Type: DK Body Tires: DK Tires Engine: DK Engine Weapon: DK Gun	Body Type: Heart Body Tires: Spiny Tires Engine: E.Gadd Engine Weapon: Bowser Breath

Arenas

These arenas are playable only in Vs. matches. In D1 Tournament, the arena is always a variation of Random Ruckus. There are a total of eight arenas to battle in.

Icon and Name	In-Game Screenshot	In-Game Description
Green Meadow		Battle in a big field under blue skies!
Moonlit Midnight		Battle in a big pond under a starlit sky!
Quicksand Desert		Battle in sand within a limited area!
Snowy Slope		Battle on slippery ice surfaces during a raging snow storm!
Jungle Falls		Battle on a suspension bridge with a bamboo backdrop!
Lunar Outpost		Battle in a big bowl-shaped crater on the surface of the moon!
Bowser Stadium		Battle on a stage surrounded by dangerous hot magma!
Random Ruckus		Battle in a new environment with each battle!

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	スーパーデュエルモード^[?] Sūpā Dyueru Mōdo	Super Duel Mode
French	Mode Super Duel^[?]	Super Duel Mode
German	Super-Duell-Modus^[?]	Super Duel Mode
Italian	Modalità Gran Premio^[?]	Grand Prix Mode
Spanish	duelo estelar^[?]	stellar duel

Garage areas

Service Desk

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ガレージカウンター^[?] Garēji Kauntā	Garage Counter

Garage A-1

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ガレージＡ－１^[?] Garēji A-1	Garage A-1

Garage A-2

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ガレージＡ－２^[?] Garēji A-2	Garage A-2

Garage B

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ガレージＢ^[?] Garēji B	Garage B

Garage Gallery

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	コレクションガレージ^[?] Korekushon Garēji	Collection Garage

Garage Door

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	でぐち^[?] Deguchi	Exit

Body Types

Mushroom Body

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	キノコボディ^[?] Kinoko Bodi	Mushroom Body

Star Body

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	スターボディ^[?] Sutā Bodi	Star Body

Heart Body

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ハートボディ^[?] Hāto Bodi	Heart Body

Choo-Choo Body

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	シュッポーボディ^[?] Shuppō Bodi	Choo-Choo Body; from「しゅっぽ」(shuppo, an onomatopoeia for the sound a train makes)

Egg Body

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	タマゴボディ^[?] Tamago Bodi	Egg Body

Spiny Body

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	トゲゾーボディ^[?] Togezō Bodi	Spiny Body

Lakitu Cloud Body

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ジュゲムボディ^[?] Jugemu Bodi	Lakitu Body

Boo Body

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ステレサボディ^[?] Suteresa Bodi	Portmanteau of「ステルス」(suterusu, "stealth") and「テレサ」(Teresa, "Boo") + "body"

DK Body

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ＤＫボディ^[?] DK Bodi	DK Body

E. Gadd Body

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	オヤ・マーボディ^[?] Oya Mā Bodi	E. Gadd Body

Skolar Body

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ハールボディ^[?] Hāru Bodi	Skolar Body

Tires

Mushroom Tires

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	キノコタイヤ^[?] Kinoko Taiya	Mushroom Tire

Star Tires

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	スタータイヤ^[?] Sutā Taiya	Star Tire

Wiggler Tires

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ハナチャンタイヤ^[?] Hanachan Taiya	Wiggler Tire

Goomba Tires

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	クリボータイヤ^[?] Kuribō Taiya	Goomba Tire

Spiny Tires

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	トゲゾータイヤ^[?] Togezō Taiya	Spiny Tire

Choo-Choo Tires

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	シュッポータイヤ^[?] Shuppō Taiya	Choo-Choo Tire

Super Wiggler Tires

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	スーパーハナチャンタイヤ^[?] Sūpā Hanachan Taiya	Super Wiggler Tire

Lakitu Cloud

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ジュゲムホバー^[?] Jugemu Hobā	Lakitu Hover

DK Tires

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ＤＫタイヤ^[?] DK Taiya	DK Tire

E. Gadd Jet

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	オヤ・マーホバー^[?] Oya Mā Hobā	E. Gadd Hover

Skolar Tires

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ハールタイヤ^[?] Hāru Taiya	Skolar Tire

Engines

Mushroom Engine

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	キノコエンジン^[?] Kinoko Enjin	Mushroom Engine

Star Engine

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	スターエンジン^[?] Sutā Enjin	Star Engine

Wiggler Engine

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ハナチャンエンジン^[?] Hanachan Enjin	Wiggler Engine

Goomba Engine

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	クリボーエンジン^[?] Kuribō Enjin	Goomba Engine

Ztar Engine

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ズターエンジン^[?] Zutā Enjin	Ztar Engine

Choo-Choo Engine

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	シュッポーきかん^[?] Shuppō Kikan	Choo-Choo Mechanism

Super Wiggler Engine

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ハイハナエンジン^[?] Hai Hana Enjin	High Flower Engine

Goomba-Trio Engine

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ハイクリボーエンジン^[?] Hai Kuribō Enjin	High Goomba Engine

DK Engine

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ＤＫエンジン^[?] Dike Enjin	DK Engine

E. Gadd Engine

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	オヤ・マーエンジン^[?] Oya Mā Enjin	E. Gadd Engine

Skolar Engine

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ハールエンジン^[?] Hāru Enjin	Skolar Engine

Weapons

Mushroom Gun

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	キノコほう^[?] Kinoko Hō	Mushroom Cannon

Seed Machine Gun

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	たねマシンガン^[?] Tane Mashin Gan	Seed Machine Gun

Bob-omb Cannon

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ボムへいキャノン^[?] Bomuhei Kyanon	Bob-omb Cannon

Bullet Bill Gun

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	おっかけキラーほう^[?] Okkake Kirā Hō	Chasing Bullet Bill Cannon

Pokey Tower Gun

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	サンボタワー^[?] Sanbo Tawā	Pokey Tower

Piranha Plant

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	パックンほう^[?] Pakkun Hō	Piranha Cannon

Bowser Breath

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	クッパファイヤー^[?] Kuppa Faiyā	Bowser Fire

Mr. I Laser

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	アイクンレーザー^[?] Ai-kun Rēzā	Mr. I Laser

DK Gun

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ＤＫほう^[?] Dike Hō	DK Cannon

E. Gadd Cannon

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	オヤ・マーキャノン^[?] Oya Mā Kyanon	E. Gadd Cannon

Skolar Gun

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ハールほう^[?] Hāru Hō	Skolar Cannon

Bowser Punch

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	クッパパンチ^[?] Kuppa Panchi	Bowser Punch

Bob-omb Wall

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	うしろボム^[?] Ushiro Bomu	Back Bomb

CPU opponents and machines

Banana Bot

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	そこぬけバナーナ^[?] Sokonuke Banāna	Bottomless Banaaana

Bowser Dozer

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	わがままクッパ^[?] Wagamama Kuppa	Selfish Bowser

Lil' Bro Speed

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	おとうとスピード^[?] Otōto Supīdo	Lil' Bro Speed

Super Dash

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	スーパーダッシュ^[?] Sūpā Dasshu	Super Dash

Shiny Tiara

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	きらきらティアラ^[?] Kirakira Tiara	Shiny Tiara

Greedy Mustache

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ハッピーひげひげ^[?] Happī Higehige	Happy Mustache-Mustache

Sheer Sideswipe

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	よこどりゴースト^[?] Yokodori Gōsuto	Robbing Ghost

Egg-celeration

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	うきうきタマゴ^[?] Ukiuki Tamago	Pleasant Egg

Superdupe Coupe

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	いじイジわるワル^[?] Iji'iji Waruwaru	Possibly from the hiragana and katakana versions of「意地悪」(ijiwaru, "ill-tempered")

Cute 'n' Astute

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ぴかぴかジュエル^[?] Pikapika Jueru	Dazzling Jewel

Toadster Toaster

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	キノコパワー^[?] Kinoko Pawā	Mushroom Power

Minion Mobile

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ゴーゴーしたっぱ^[?] Gōgō Shitappa	Go-Go Minion

The Beast Donkey Kong

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ザ・ビースト^[?] Za Bīsuto	The Beast

Tie-Land Bowser

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	タイラント^[?] Tairanto	Tyrant

Perfect Luigi

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	パーフェクトＬ^[?] Pāfekuto Eru	Perfect L

Last Hero Mario

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ラストヒーロー^[?] Rasuto Hīrō	Last Hero

Beautiful Peach

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ビューティフル^[?] Byūtifuru	Beautiful

Wild Man Wario

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ワイルドマン^[?] Wairudo Man	Wild Man

Nightmare Boo

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ナイトメア^[?] Naitomea	Nightmare

Mr. Lucky Yoshi

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ミスターラッキー^[?] Misutā Rakkī	Mr. Lucky

Dark Rider Waluigi

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	マンインブラック^[?] Man In Burakku	Man in Black

Pretty Woman Daisy

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	プリティウーメン^[?] Puriti Ūmen	Pretty Woman

Samurai Toad

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	サムライ^[?] Samurai	Samurai

Bad Boy Koopa Kid

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	バッドボーイ^[?] Baddo Bōi	Bad Boy

Modes

Battle Competition

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	バトルトーナメント^[?] Batoru Tōnamento	Battle Tournament

Flag Competition

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	フラッグトーナメント^[?] Furaggu Tōnamento	Flag Tournament

Robo-Rabbit Competition

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ラビットトーナメント^[?] Rabitto Tōnamento	Rabbit Tournament

Trivia

The Super Wiggler Tires' description states they are very slow, but they are actually tied with the Lakitu Cloud Body and the Choo-Choo Tires for the largest speed bonus, with a modifier of +4. This is presumably a mistake and intended to be -4 instead.
Although the speed, acceleration, and handling statistics are usually randomized by the DK Tires and the DK Engine, they are always maxed out when used by CPU-controlled Donkey Kong in tournaments.

[Edit] Mario Party 5
Main characters	Mario • Luigi • Princess Peach • Yoshi • Wario • Princess Daisy • Boo • Koopa Kid • Toad • Waluigi
Other characters	Star Guards (Klevar · Eldstar · Misstar · Muskular · Skolar · Mamar · Kalmar) • Bowser • Capsule machine • Donkey Kong
Capsules	Bubble Capsule • Cursed Mushroom Capsule • Klepto Capsule • Mushroom Capsule • Super Mushroom Capsule • Warp Pipe Capsule • Wiggler Capsule • Bob-omb Capsule • Bullet Bill Capsule • Coin Block Capsule • Goomba Capsule • Hammer Bro Capsule • Koopa Bank Capsule • Paratroopa Capsule • Piranha Plant Capsule • Spiny Capsule • Kamek Capsule • Lakitu Capsule • Magikoopa Capsule • Mr. Blizzard Capsule • Ukiki Capsule • Bone Capsule • Chain Chomp Capsule • Chance Capsule • Duel Capsule • Miracle Capsule • Tweester Capsule • Bowser Capsule
Spaces	? Space • Bank Space • Bowser Space • Capsule Space • Chance Space • Duel Space • DK Space • Green Space (Card Party only) • Minus Space • Mushroom Space • Plus Space • Star Space
Boards	Toy Dream • Rainbow Dream • Pirate Dream • Undersea Dream • Future Dream • Sweet Dream • Bowser Nightmare
Other	Super Duel Mode
Further info	Gallery • Media • Minigames • Quotes • Sound test • Staff