Monkey Billiards 2

For other iterations of this party game, see Monkey Billiards (disambiguation).

For the party game in Banana Splitz of similar name, see Battle Billiards.

Monkey Billiards 2
MeeMee playing Monkey Billiards 2
Number of Players	1-4
COMs	Yes (replace(s) absent player(s))
Modes	Vs. Mode Tournament Mode
Seen In:	Super Monkey Ball 2

Monkey Billiards 2 is the sequel to the original, Monkey Billiards. It appears in Super Monkey Ball 2.

Description

Players compete in a game of billiards. Players must do accordingly to what the rules are set for to win. Players must at least hit the next ball in order, or, otherwise, they will get a foul. Players can try and hit ball into the target ball to win faster.

Controls

While aiming

• Control stick - change the angle of the shot
• Right stick - control the camera
• A button - setup shot
• X button - change camera view
• Y button - hold to display ball numbers
• R button - hold to display additional aim guide information
• L button - hold to change shot angle faster

While preparing to shoot

• Control stick - change cue aim on cue ball
• A button - take shot at current power level
• X button - switch between normal and power shot

Modes

Mode	Image	Info
VS Mode		You can select from four rules: US 9, JPN 9, Rotation, and 8 Ball. With JPN 9, up to 4 players can enjoy. With others, you play against the COM or another player.
Tournament Mode		Play against the COM in a tournament with varying modes. Try and see how far you can get.

Rules

US 9-Ball

US 9-Ball is played with 2 players. You must pocket the balls starting from the lowest number in numerical order. The winner is the first person to pocket the 9-Ball.

Japan 9-Ball

Japanese 9-Ball is played with 4 players. Each player is given 20 points at the start of the game. You take 1 point from each player if you pocket a 3-, 5-, or 7-Ball and 2 points if you pocket the 9-Ball. These points are doubled if pocketed in the side pockets. The winner is the person with the most points at the end of the game.

Rotation

Rotation is played with 2 players. Like US 9-Ball, you must begin pocketing the number balls starting from the lowest number in numerical order. For each number indicated on the balls pocketed, you will receive the equal amount of points. The winner is the person who reaches 60 points.

8-Ball

8-Ball is played with 2 players. Following the break shot, the indicated ball will be "Open" until one is pocketed, in which you will be assigned to pocket either solids (excluding the 8-Ball) or stripes, depending on the first ball pocketed. After all the balls in your group have been pocketed, you will designate a pocket to aim for to sink the 8-Ball. Pocketing the 8-Ball before your group is cleared or in an undesignated pocket will result in a loss of the game. The winner is the first person to successfully pocket the 8-Ball.

Special Shots

• Kiss Shot - Pocket a ball from a short, straight distance.
• Cannon Shot - Pocket a ball from a long, straight distance.
• Combination Shot - Pocket a ball using the ball your monkey shot at.

Ball Characters

Game Rules	1-Ball	2-Ball	3-Ball	4-Ball	5-Ball	6-Ball	7-Ball	8-Ball	9-Ball	10-Ball	11-Ball	12-Ball	13-Ball	14-Ball	15-Ball
US 9-Ball										N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
JPN 9-Ball										N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Rotation
8-Ball

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