Parasol Plummet

Template:Minigame-infobox Parasol Plummet is a 4-Player coin-collecting minigame in Mario Party 3 and Mario Party Superstars.

Gameplay

Players with umbrellas while falling through the sky (that is made out of blue-painted bricks) attempt to use them to grab coins. If a player closes their umbrella, they fall. If a player opens their umbrella, they can move to get coins while going up. Hammer Bros. that appear on the beanstalks on both sides throw coins, Coin Bags, and hammers to players. If a player gets hit by a hammer, their umbrella closes and they fall, rendering them temporarily unable to collect coins.

Controls

Mario Party 3

• – Move
• – Open/close umbrella

Mario Party Superstars

• (Left and Right) – Move
• jc-right – Open / Close Umbrella

In-game text

Mario Party 3

• Game Rules – "Open and close your umbrella to collect the coins thrown by the Hammer Bros."
• Advice – "If the Hammer Bros. hit you with a hammer, you will be temporarily unable to collect coins."

Mario Party Superstars

• "Collect the coins as you fall. Watch out for hammers!"

Gallery

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  Mario's official artwork from the minigame

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  Daisy's official artwork from the minigame

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  Promotional artwork of Mario, Daisy, Wario, and Waluigi in Parasol Plummet

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  Super Mario-kun chapter page

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	おっこちパラソル[?] Okkochi parasoru	Parasol Free Fall
Dutch	Muntenregen[?]	Coin Rain
German	Schirm-Herrschaft[?]	Umbrella Dominance
Italian	Caduta preziosa[?]	Valuable fall
Korean	파라솔 낙하[?] Parasol Naka	Parasol Fall
Portuguese	Guarda-Moedas[?]	Portmanteau of guarda-sol (parasol) and moedas (coins). Guardar also means "to keep/save".
Russian	Зонтики-парашюты[?] Zontiki-parashuty	?
Spanish	Sombrillas Voladoras[?]	Flying Parasols

Trivia

• The umbrella that Peach uses in Mario Party 3 resembles her own parasol.
• There are two different pieces of Mario Party 3-related artwork of Mario with elements from this minigame. In the solo artwork, he is holding the umbrella in both hands and looking at the coins; however, in the group artwork with Wario, Waluigi, and Daisy, he is holding the umbrella in his left hand and grabbing a coin in his right.
• In Mario Party 3, characters hold their parasols with both hands; in Superstars, they hold them with only their left hand.