Cheepers Keepers

This article is about the minigame known as "Cheepers Keepers" in NTSC regions. For a different minigame known as "Cheepers Keepers" in PAL regions, see Cheep Diamonds.

Cheepers Keepers
Appears in	Mario Party: Island Tour
Type	General minigame
Initial record	45
Music track	Pleasantly moving along... (NTSC)/Pleasantly Moving Along! (PAL)
Music sample

Cheepers Keepers (Hook, Line and Cheep Cheep in the British English version) is a general minigame in Mario Party: Island Tour.

Overview

The opening sequence shows each player reeling out a Cheep Cheep before returning their hook into the water.

Players try to catch the most Cheep Cheeps by inputting a certain button several times before time runs out. After three round, a player wins if the have the most Cheep Cheeps.

Controls

• – Catch Cheep Cheep

In-game text

• Rules:
  • English (United States):
    Press the selected button as fast as you can to reel in Cheep Cheeps.
  • English (United Kingdom):
    Press the displayed buttons as many times as you can before time runs out. The more you press it, the more Cheep Cheeps you'll catch!

Naming

The American English name is a play on the saying "finders keepers". The British English name is a pun on the saying "Hook, line, and sinker".

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	連打でフィッシング Renda de fisshingu	Fishing Barrage		[?]
Dutch	Vlotte Vissers	Fast Fishers		[?]
French (Canada)	Pêcheurs en série	Serial Fisherman		[?]
French (Europe)	Belles prises	Good catches		[?]
German	Angeln im Akkord	Fishing in Chord		[?]
Italian	Pesca compulsiva	Compulsive fishing		[?]
Korean	연타 낚시 Yeonta Naksi	Fishing Barrage		[?]
Portuguese	Pesca de Botão	Button Fishing		[?]
Russian	Рекордный улов Rekordnyy ulov	Record catch
Spanish (Latin America)	Pesca múltiple	Multiple Fishing		[?]
Spanish (Europe)	Caña al Cheep Cheep	Rod to the Cheep Cheep		[?]

See also

• Reel Cheep