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Mario Party
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The Mini-game Referee is an unseen character in the Mario Party series. It is referee that tells you when the mini-game starts, ends, when there's a tie, or when you set a new record. The voice varies depending on which Mario Party game you're playing and which mini-game is being played.

In Mario Party to Mario Party 5, the voice is female. In Mario Party 6 to Mario Party: Star Rush, the voice is male. In handheld Mario Party games, it uses a whistle.

Quotes[]

Mario Party-Mario Party 5[]

The following quotes are from the first 5 games.

Mario Party[]

  • "Strike!"
  • "Mario...!"
  • "Luigi...!"
  • "Peach...!"
  • "Yoshi...!"
  • "Wario...!"
  • "Donkey Kong...!"
  • "...Wins!"
  • "We Are the Super Star!"

Mario Party and Mario Party 2[]

  • "Ready, Go!"
  • "Goal!"
  • "Miss!"
  • "Time Up!"
  • "Chance Time?"

Mario Party 2

  • "Got Item?"

Mario Party 2 and Mario Party 3[]

  • "Got Item!"

Mario Party 3[]

  • "Game Over!"

Mario Party-Mario Party 3[]

  • "Chance Time!"

All 5 Games[]

  • "Start!"
  • "Draw!"

Mario Party 6-Mario Party 8[]

  • "Go!"
  • "Tie!"

Returning in Mario Party DS[]

  • "Start!" (From Mario Party-Mario Party 5, single blow of the whistle)
  • "Tie!" (From Mario Party 6-Mario Party 8)

Returning in Mario Party 9 and Mario Party: Island Tour []

  • "Start!" (From Mario Party-Mario Party 5)
  • "Ready, Go!" (From Mario Party-Mario Party 2)

All Games[]

  • "Finish!"
  • "New Record!"

Exception[]

The only two games without a referee is Mario Party Advance and Mario Party DS. In those two games, a whistle is blown instead of a human voice actor.

Mario Party Advance[]

In Mario Party Advance, Lakitu served as the mini-game referee with his whistle-blowing cloud. When the first whistle is blown, that means the game has officially begun. At the end of the mini-game, a second whistle is blown by the Lakitu.

Mario Party DS[]

Mario Party DS works the same way as the other games, but you hear the same whistle as before. If you hear a single blow of the whistle, then that means the mini-game has officially begun. If the whistle is blown twice, then that means "Finish!", a new record is set and the winner is declared.

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