Just for Kicks
| Just for Kicks | |||
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| Appears in | Super Mario Party | ||
| Type | Team minigame | ||
| Time limit | 60 seconds | ||
| Music track | Smooth Sailing | ||
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Just for Kicks is a Team minigame appearing in Super Mario Party. Its name comes from an expression that means "just for the fun of something."
Introduction
Both teams walk onto the soccer field and get into position. The minigame then begins.
Gameplay
The players are on a soccer field and must play a game of soccer. Each goal is worth one point. The player can also tackle other players, causing them to lose possession of the ball. After one minute has elapsed, the team with more points wins.
On the Challenge Road, this is the ninth challenge of Shell Street and the ninth challenge overall. Each side has two main players, and the rival team also has four extra allies. For the normal challenge, the player team also has four allies, while in the Master Challenge, the player team has only two allies.
Controls
– Move
– Pass/Tackle
– Shoot
In-game text
- Get the ball into the goal!
- No goalkeepers here, so fire away!
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 人数バラバラサッカー[?] Ninzū Barabara Sakkā |
Uneven-membered Soccer | |
| Chinese | 人数不均足球赛 (Simplified) 人數不均足球賽 (Traditional)[?] Rénshù Bùjūn Zúqiú Sài |
Uneven-membered Soccer | |
| Dutch | Schot voor open doel[?] | An expression meaning an opportunity to gain an advantage without much effort. Literally: shot in front of [an] open goal | |
| German | Viele Freunde müsst ihr sein[?] | You have to be many friends | |
| Italian | Partita a pallone[?] | Ball game | |
| Korean | 언밸런스 사커[?] Eonbaelleonseu sakeo |
Unbalanced Soccer | |
| Spanish (NOA) | A todo fútbol[?] | Full football ahead | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Pachanga[?] | Friendly Game (often referred to soccer/football) |
