Feeding Friendsy

Feeding Friendsy
Appears in	Super Mario Party
Type	4-Player minigame
Time limit	30 seconds
Initial record	35
Music track	Nimble Maneuvers

Feeding Friendsy is a 4-Player minigame appearing in Super Mario Party. The name is a pun on the phrase "feeding frenzy."

Introduction

One of the Cheep Chomp mechs opens its mouth. Players 2 and 3 throw one ball in, one after the other, while both Players 1 and 4 throw one ball at the same time. After this scene, the mouth closes.

Gameplay

Players need to throw balls into the mouths of Cheep Chomp mechs to earn points. No points are earned if the ball hits the mech while the mouth is closed, one point is earned if the mouth appears normal, and three points are earned if the mouth is glowing with an arcing rainbow. Whoever scores the most points after 30 seconds wins.

On the Challenge Road, this is the third challenge of Mushroom Beach and the 24th challenge overall. The goal is 35 points for the normal challenge and 40 points for the Master Challenge.

Controls

• Wave while pressing / – Swing softly to throw low, swing hard to throw high

In-game description

• Throw the balls into the open mouths!
• Making a shot when the mouth is glowing is worth extra!

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ふり分けボール投げ Furiwake bōru nage	Distributed Ball Throwing
Chinese (Simplified)	分篮投球 Fēnlán Tóuqiú	Distributed Ball Throwing
Chinese (Traditional)	分籃投球 Fēnlán Tóuqiú	Distributed Ball Throwing
Dutch	Vissen voeren	Fish Feeding
French (NOA)	En plein dans l'Aquazo	Portmanteau of en plein dans le mille (right in the target) and Aquazo (Cheep Cheep)
French (NOE)	En plein dans le Cheep	Portmanteau of en plein dans le mille (right in the target) and "Cheep" (for Cheep Cheep)
German	Fischfütterung	Fish Food
Italian	Mangiapalloni	Balloon Eater
Korean	물고기 공 주기 Mulgogi gong jugi	Tossing balls to fish
Spanish	A pedir de boca	Ask With Your Mouth, pun on an expression meaning swimmingly