Cheepers Keepers

This article is about the minigame known as "Cheepers Keepers" in American English. For a different minigame known as "Cheepers Keepers" in British English, see Cheep Diamonds.

Cheepers Keepers
Appears in	Mario Party: Island Tour
Type	General minigame
Initial record	45
Music track	Pleasantly Moving Along
Music sample

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

Its name is a play on the saying "finders keepers". The British English name is a pun on "Hook, line, and sinker", similarly punned by the minigame Hand, Line and Sinker in Mario Party 3.

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!

See also

• Reel Cheep

Names in other languages

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