Cashapult

Cashapult
Appears in	Mario Party 6
Type	2-vs.-2 coin mini-game
Music	Blissful

Cashapult is a 2-vs.-2 coin-collecting minigame found in Mario Party 6. The name is a pun on the words "cash" and "catapult," an ancient weapon that sends objects flying when the rope is released.

The differences between day and night are only aesthetic.

Introduction

The teams first stand on clouds. The first player then leaps off the cloud and onto a catapult.

Gameplay

Teams attempt to get coins from the sky by using a catapult as they stand on it. There are around 20 coins above the clouds. The player that is sent flying tries to collect as many coins as possible. Each player in the team has two attempts to get all the coins as possible.

Ending

Players stand in front of their catapults and perform their victory animations.

Controls

• – Move

In-game text

• Rules – "Launch into the air and grab as many floating coins as you can. You get to keep any coins you collect!"
• Advice – "Each player only gets two jumps. Work together to get as many coins as possible!"

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	シーソーでコインあつめ Shīsō de koin atsume	Seesaw Coin Collecting
French	Cata-Pièces	Portmanteau of Catapulte (Catapult) and Pièces (Coins)
German	Himmelsreichtum	Sky Wealth A pun on Himmelsreich (kingdom of heaven)
Italian	Catapulta Milionaria	Millionaire Catapult
Spanish	El dinero vuela	Money Flies, pun on el tiempo vuela meaning "time flies"