Hide 'n' Splat

Hide 'n' Splat
Appears in	Mario Party: Island Tour
Type	General minigame
Time limit	60 seconds
Music track	Danger closing in... (NTSC)/Danger Closing In (PAL)
Music sample

Hide 'n' Splat (Tox Box Shocks in the British English version) is a General minigame from Mario Party: Island Tour.

Overview

In the intro, a blue Toad and yellow Toad are seen in the middle of the arena with two Tox Boxes behind them. Yellow Toad gets squished, and floats away while Blue Toad cheers. The camera fades to the four players as two Tox Boxes fall onto the arena, and the minigame begins.

The four players must avoid being squished by the Tox Boxes, and as the minigame advances, more Tox Boxes appear and speed up their stomping rate. The player who does not get squished wins. If time runs out, the players left standing win. The game can end without a loser.

Controls

• – Move

In-game text

• Rules – American English: "Avoid being squished by the Tox Boxes for as long as possible."
• Rules – British English: "Try to last as long as possible without being crushed by the Tox Boxes."

Naming

The American name is based on the popular game "hide and seek".

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	オニマスドンからにげろ！ Onimasudon kara nigero!	Run Away from the Tox Boxes!
Dutch	Tox Box-tikkertje	Tox Box Tag
French (Canada)	Panique Cubrik	Tox Box Panic
French (Europe)	Temple de Blotoc	Tox Box's Temple
German	Tox-Box-Trampelei	Tox Box Trample
Italian	Occhio ai Don Box	Eye on the Tox Boxes
Korean	쿵되도깨비 회피 작전 Kong Doedokkaebi Hoepi Jakjjeon	Tox Box Evasion
Portuguese (Europe)	Pernas Para que Vos Quero!	"Legs, what I want you for!"; phrase for the need of running fast.
Russian	Зловещая западня Zloveshchaya zapadnya	Sinister trap
Spanish (Latin America)	Don Cajuelo al suelo	Tox Box to the ground
Spanish (Europe)	Terror Cajuelo	Tox Box Terror