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The rules and objectives of the minigame differ between day and night. | The rules and objectives of the minigame differ between day and night. | ||
In the daytime version, the solo player attempts to defeat the team players by hitting them with lightning bolts from their cloud chariot. The team players must avoid the lightning bolts while running on a moving conveyor belt. The belt has several sections that [[Spike Trap|spikes]] can pop out from, and lightning bolts that hit the ground also remain for a few seconds before disappearing | In the daytime version, the solo player attempts to defeat the team players by hitting them with lightning bolts from their cloud chariot. The team players must avoid the lightning bolts while running on a moving conveyor belt. The belt has several sections that [[Spike Trap|spikes]] can pop out from, and lightning bolts that hit the ground also remain for a few seconds before disappearing. The solo player wins if they can eliminate all three opponents, while the team players win if at least one of them survives until time runs out. | ||
In the nighttime version, the roles are reversed; specifically, the solo player must avoid the lightning bolts dropped by the team players' cloud chariots. Though this means that there are more lightning bolts to avoid, in exchange, the bolts are smaller, the conveyor belt is inactive, and no spikes appear. | In the nighttime version, the roles are reversed; specifically, the solo player must avoid the lightning bolts dropped by the team players' cloud chariots. Though this means that there are more lightning bolts to avoid, in exchange, the bolts are smaller, the conveyor belt is inactive, and no spikes appear. |