Deep Sea Divers

Deep Sea Divers
Appears in	Mario Party
Type	2-vs-2 Coin mini-game
Time limit	90 seconds
Music track	The Wide, Wide Ocean
Music sample

Deep Sea Divers is a 2-vs-2 Coin-collecting minigame in Mario Party.

Overview

Deep Sea Divers is similar to Treasure Divers, but it is done in a 2-vs-2 format. One player on each team swims deep underwater, gets a Treasure Chest, and returns to the surface with it. Meanwhile, the other player on a team moves the boat to help reel their teammate back. If the player underwater is not reeled successfully, they drop the chest. The largest Treasure Chest, which is at the very bottom, contains 10 Coins and requires both players on a team to reel it in.

Deep Sea Divers costs 300 Coins to buy at the Mini-Game House when it becomes available.

Controls

Player reeling

• – Rotate to reel in
• – Move boat left to right

Player underwater

• – Move
• – Swim

In-game text

• Game Rules – "Team up to help raise the treasure chests at the bottom of the ocean. Press to swim and rotate to reel in."
• Game Rules (Mini-Game Island) – "Cooperate with your partner to raise the chests beneath the sea. Get 15 or more Coins to clear the game."
• Advice – "It's impossible to bring up larger treasure chests by yourself. Two people must cooperate to bring it^[sic] up."

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	マリオブルー[?] Mario Burū	Mario Blue
French	Plongée profonde[?]	Deep diving
German	Tiefseetaucher[?]	Deep Sea Diver
Italian	Deep Sea Divers	-

Notes

• This minigame and Cast Aways are two of the minigames infamous for giving players injuries on their hands, though to a lesser extent than Pedal Power, Paddle Battle, and Tug o' War. The Mario Party Superstars version has a disclaimer on the rules screen that warns players not to turn the stick with their palms to avoid hand injury and stick damage. A similar warning that gives the same advice is shown in the Nintendo 64 - Nintendo Classics re-release of Mario Party.