Paint Misbehavin'

Template:Minigame-infobox Paint Misbehavin' is a 2-vs.-2 and Duel minigame in Mario Party 8 and a 2-vs.-2 minigame in Mario Party Superstars. Its name is a pun on the title of the song "Ain't Misbehavin'."

Introduction

The players are shown standing on a gigantic desk with art materials. A group of Goombas on a stack of books comes toward them as they hop into their paintball machines, and the game starts.

Gameplay

Each team or player competes to paint the eleven Goombas roaming around the square stage in their color by shooting paintballs at them. Goombas can be "repainted" if hit by a different-colored paintball. The paintball machines are restricted to opposite sides of the stage, and teammates cannot move past each other. Hitting opponents with paintballs will stun them briefly. The team or player that has more Goombas painted in their color when time runs out wins. A tie can occur only if an even number of Goombas is painted.

Ending

Toad is seen shooting Wario after winning.

On the stage, the winning character(s) celebrate(s) as they walk back to the paintball machines, while the losing player(s) sulk(s) before they run around to avoid being shot at by the winning player(s). If the minigame ends in a tie, all characters will sulk and look dejected.

Controls

Mario Party 8

• Wii Remote: Hold sideways
• Buttons
  • – Move
  • – Shoot paint

Mario Party Superstars

• (Up and Down) – Move
• jc-right – Shoot Paint

In-game text

Mario Party 8

• Rules (2-vs.-2) – "Work with your teammate to paint more Goombas your team color than your rivals."
• Rules (Duel) – "Move around the board to paint more Goombas in your color than your rival in 30 seconds!"
• Hint – "It's not over until it's over! Keep on shooting paint until the bitter end!"

Mario Party Superstars

• "Shoot Goombas to paint them your team color."

Gallery

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  Mario Party 8 (Duel minigame version)

• MPS Paint Misbehavin'.jpg

  Mario Party Superstars

See also

• Tile and Error

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ペイントクリボー[?] Peinto kuribō	Paint Goomba
Dutch	Splatoomba[?]	Portmanteau of "splat" and "Goomba"
German	Gumbas in Farbe[?]	Goombas in Full Color
Italian	Il Colore dei Goomba[?]	The Goombas' Color
Portuguese	Goomba a Cores[?]	Goomba in Color
Spanish	Goombasso[?]	Portmanteau of Goomba and Picasso