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==Introduction==
==Introduction==
Both players in the first move the mouth of a character to the correct position. The screen fades out and then back in to show both teams and faces without features. The minigame then starts.
Both players in the first team move the mouth of a character to the correct position. The screen fades out and then back in to show both teams and faces without features. The minigame then starts.


==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==

Revision as of 10:20, April 18, 2023

Making Faces
Making Faces minigame from Super Mario Party
Appears in Super Mario Party
Type 2-vs.-2 minigame
Time limit 10 seconds per facial feature
Music track What Now?

Making Faces is a 2-vs.-2 minigame appearing in Super Mario Party. Its name is based on a phrase referring to making distorted or humorous expressions at someone.

Introduction

Both players in the first team move the mouth of a character to the correct position. The screen fades out and then back in to show both teams and faces without features. The minigame then starts.

Gameplay

The minigame is set in a factory-esque area. Mario or Bowser appears in this minigame as the face image on the base, with one of the two being randomly chosen. Teams must step on buttons to drop three facial features of 2D vector character illustrations onto the base image in order to replicate that character as much as possible. One team member controls horizontal movement, while the other controls vertical movement. Each facial feature is placed down ten seconds after it appears, and players can use the shadow on the base as a visual cue. After all three parts are placed down, both teams are given percentages based on their accuracy, and the team with the greater percentage wins.

On the Challenge Road, this is the 13th minigame in End of the Road and the 76th minigame overall. For the normal challenge, the player needs 80 percent accuracy to win. For the Master Challenge, they must get 90 percent.

Controls

  • Control Stick – Step on buttons (Up/Down or Left/Right)

In-game text

  • Make a face!
  • One player controls the left and right movement, while the other controls forward and back!

Gallery

See also

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese 福笑いクレーン[?]
Fukuwarai kurēn
Fukuwarai Crane
Chinese 脸谱吊臂 (Simplified)
臉譜吊臂 (Traditional)
[?]

Liǎnpǔ Diàobì
Facial Make-up Crane
Dutch Bekende gezichten[?] Familiar faces
French Portrait robot[?] Robot portrait
German Gesicht per Greifarm[?] Face by Cargo
Italian Gru dei ritratti[?] Portrait crane
Korean 몽타주 크레인[?]
Mongtaju Keurein
Montage Crane
Spanish Retrato robot[?] Robot Portrait, pun on an expression meaning identikit picture