Daily Marble
Rose inMarble Sort
PowerSwitcherooSwap the top marbles of any two tubes. Once per level.
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Rose
Wins beautifully or crashes out theatrically. No middle setting.
Rose says“A tidy fourth place is not a result. It is an apology.”
23rdChampionship
50Points
8Starts
0Wins
3Podiums
4.4Avg. finish
Every race this season
Standings →R044thlast-gasp steal
R053rdlast-gasp steal
R103rdlast-gasp steal
R154thlast-gasp steal
R196thlast-gasp steal
R243rdfrom dead last
R286thcomeback
R306thlast-gasp steal
Latest race · Round 30Rose finished 6th of 6
Play as Rose
Rose is in eight games
Each game gives Rose a different job. Here is what Rose does in each one.
Rose inMarble Sort
Rose inAngry Marble
PowerBeautifully or Not at AllIf its first hit is a Hollow, it blooms into a huge blast. If not, nothing.
Rose inTilt
Bloom ruleRolls for BloomBloom racers bounce back off whatever stops them.
Rose inMarble Jar
Ladder step 6 of 11The DivaIn a chain of 2 or more, Rose blooms: triple points and a pink blast.
Rose inMarbledoku
Bloom team powerPit StopSeats one racer in exactly the right spot.
Rose inMarble Blast
Bloom team powerSpotlightClear a line with five Bloom marbles: every marble of the most common racer takes a bow and leaves.
In the workshopComing soon
Rose inMarble Survivors
SuperStanding OvationRoses rain down for 4 seconds and burst where they land.
In the workshopComing soon
Rose inMarble Spa
Spa guestDrama queenLoves the cloth and hates the sponge. “Do not. Look. At me.”
In the workshopComing soon
The shard
Where Rose comes from
A Garden shard from the showy end, all restitution and no restraint. Rose reads Bloom's amplitude doctrine as being about performance specifically, and has never been argued out of it.
How Rose races
Rose bounces. Every static surface returns more than it should, so Rose comes off walls and ledges hot, takes lines nothing else on the grid can take, and converts an ordinary mid-pack afternoon into a coin flip between the podium and the back of the field. Both outcomes arrive spectacularly.
The signatureBeautifully Or Not At All
Bounce, on everything. What comes back off a Rose contact is more than went in.
The voice
Hear Rose
“oh-ho-ho-HOOO~”
A diva’s laugh, then a high operatic hoo with the deepest vibrato. Pick a mood and Rose says it that way.
In the race mix: D5, 587 Hz. Roughly twice the decay of the bed around it. Rose rings where everyone else clicks.
Rivalry
The Garden Split
Teammates. Completely opposed readings of the same doctrine.
Bloom's doctrine is amplitude — more of whatever is already happening. Rose takes that as a mandate: bounce harder, take the wild line, finish first or finish nineteenth. Coral, who has no advantage at all, takes it as a matter of warmth. The team's two most popular marbles disagree about what the team is for.
Rose beats Coral more often, by a distance, and gets a fraction of the noise for it.
Not yet met on a gridThe team
Bloom, from the Garden
If we lose, we lose beautifully.