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[[File:Coin Collection.png|thumb|left|150px|[[Luigi]] jumping over a non-explosive Spiny in [[Coin Collection]].]] | [[File:Coin Collection.png|thumb|left|150px|[[Luigi]] jumping over a non-explosive Spiny in [[Coin Collection]].]] | ||
Another form of Spinies | Another form of Spinies appear in the minigames [[Banana Storm]] and [[Coin Collection]], which resemble orange [[Spiny Egg]]s and do not appear to be explosive. In Banana Storm, [[Ukiki]]s may sometimes throw these instead of [[banana]]s, which [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] must avoid. In Coin Collection, Mario or Luigi must avoid the Spinies while riding on a cloud; failing to do so will cause him to fall off. | ||
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Spinies are obstacles that appear in Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix. Multiple types appear in the game.
In the Mush Mode versions of Stage 2-3: In the Whirlpool, and Stage 2-3EX: Step by Step, they sometimes appear in place of an arrow and look like metallic spheres with spikes, and have black rims, essentially appearing to be mines. When the player steps on a Spiny, they will explode (also not unlike a mine), causing the player's dance meter to decrease significantly. Spinies appear in red and green colors, with the red Spinies moving faster than the green ones.
Another form of Spinies appear in the minigames Banana Storm and Coin Collection, which resemble orange Spiny Eggs and do not appear to be explosive. In Banana Storm, Ukikis may sometimes throw these instead of bananas, which Mario or Luigi must avoid. In Coin Collection, Mario or Luigi must avoid the Spinies while riding on a cloud; failing to do so will cause him to fall off.
The game also includes frozen variants called Ice Spinies, which appear to be flat chunks of ice with large, sharp icicles growing from the top surface. They can be briefly found in the background of Freeze Mountain during the game's campaign, where they are avoided while descending the mountain. Like red and green Spinies, they only make a significant appearance in the Mush Mode versions of Stage 4-4: Rendezvous on Ice, and Stage 4-4EX: Midnight Drive. Like the red and green Spinies, they come in two speeds, and stepping on Ice Spinies will make them to explode, causing the dance meter to drop significantly.
Names in other languages
Spiny
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | トゲトゲ[?] Togetoge |
Spikey | |
French | Pic-Mine Pics-Mines (plural)[?] |
Spike-Mine | |
German | Pieks-Mine[?] | Poke Mine | |
Italian | Minaspina Minespine (plural)[?] |
Thorn Mine | |
Spanish | Pinchobomba[?] | Spike bomb |
Spiny (non-explosive)
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | トゲトゲ[?] Togetoge |
Spikey | |
French | Pic-Pic Pics-Pics (plural)[?] |
Spiny Egg | |
German | Stachi-Ei[?] | Spiny Egg | |
Italian | Pallaspina Pallespine (plural)[?] |
Thorn Ball | |
Spanish | Huevo de Pinchón[?] | Spiny's egg |
Ice Spiny
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | 氷のトゲトゲ[?] Kōri no Togetoge |
Iced Spikey | |
French | Picaglass[?] | From pic (spike), glace (ice), and pic à glace (ice pick) | |
German | Eisige Pieks-Mine[?] | Icy Poke Mine | |
Italian | Punte di ghiaccio[?] | Ice spikes | |
Spanish | Carámbano[?] | Icicle |