who refuse to let Mario and Toad through unless they are able to beat them in a dance-off. They arrive at the entrance, which is blocked by two Hammer Bros. Mario and Toad head to their next destination, Wario's carnival. After defeating it in a dance-off, Mario and Toad retrieve the second Music Key. Toad notes that the Music Keys have something to do with the storms, and the SS Brass sails into the whirlpool down to an underwater temple, where a Music Key is being guarded by a Big Blooper. After Mario and Toad beat Lakitu, he installs the part onto their ship, allowing them to get through the whirlpool.
Lakitu refuses to give it to them, though afterward decides that they duel to decide who can have the part. Here, they find a shop run by a pirate Lakitu who has a device called the Boogie Booster, which will allow their ship to travel through the whirlpool. They escape the whirlpool and sail to a nearby island to rest. Mario, however, decides to dance to fix the hotel, and after the hotel is fixed, he and Toad set out to sea, only to get caught in a whirlpool. Toadette, the owner of the hotel, comes out and scolds Mario for ruining her hotel.
On Mario and Toad's way to investigating a seaside area, a cyclone suddenly appears and causes the SS Brass to spin out, turning a nearby hotel into a corkscrew. Mario and Toad set off on the SS Brass to recover the other keys. After Mario and Toad beat him, Waluigi is gone and the Music Key is recovered. Inside is Waluigi with one of the Music Keys he refuses to return it unless he is beaten in a dance-off. After Mario does so, Lakitu gives him and Toad the key, and the latter two enter Truffle Towers. He agrees to give it to them only if Mario is able to get rid of the Koopa Troopas playing in his farm.
After Mario escapes the cavern, he and Toad enter a shop run by a Lakitu, who has the key to Truffle Towers. Waluigi then laughs and tosses a Bob-omb at them, knocking Mario down a nearby Warp Pipe into a cavern filled with Goombas, though Mario is able to get out by dancing, causing the mushroom he is standing on to grow. However, once there, the two find the doors to Truffle Towers locked. On a boat, the two cross a river, and after climbing a vine, they reach Truffle Towers. Mario decides to stop Waluigi, and Toad decides to come with him to Truffle Towers. Toad warns Mario (or Luigi) that someone has stolen the Music Keys and explains the trouble that this causes. Meanwhile, Toad, having seen this, rushes to tell Mario or Luigi, depending on which character the player chose. However, when Waluigi opens the door to the room of the four Music Keys, they all scatter across the Mushroom Kingdom except for one that Waluigi gets to keep. This is troublesome as the Music Keys are able to grant any wish. The opening scene starts out with Waluigi breaking into Truffle Towers. The game includes a Story Mode, which the player must clear in order to unlock all of the songs in the game. The game is not as intense as standard versions of Dance Dance Revolution Super Hard difficulty is equivalent to "standard" difficulty in other Dance Dance Revolution games (though some later songs are considered "heavy" in the standard games, especially " Bowser's Castle"). The player can choose to play with either Mario or Luigi in a number of modes and difficulty levels with nearly 30 songs.ĭance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix is the second dancing game to be released on the Nintendo GameCube. To play the game, the player must step on the up, down, left, and right arrows when they line up with a bar on the screen. The game utilizes an included Super Mario-themed dance mat.
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Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix (known as Dancing Stage: Mario Mix in European languages besides English) is a Nintendo GameCube game based on the popular Dance Dance Revolution video game series but with a theme to the Super Mario franchise.
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