Crazy Cutters

Template:Minigame-infobox Crazy Cutter is a 4-Player minigame in Mario Party and a Battle minigame in Mario Party 2, where it was renamed Crazy Cutters.

Introduction

The game takes place at a construction site. The view is split into four, one for each player, and each has a shape of a character. The characters get on their jackhammers, and the game begins.

Gameplay

Players have to cut the fossilized characters as accurately as possible. In Mario Party, the shapes are Goombas, Bob-ombs, and Boos. Any player who gets at least 80 points successfully cuts out the shape and wins the minigame.

In Mario Party 2, the fossils are shaped after Chain Chomps, Cheep-cheeps, and Bloopers. This time, however, the player who cuts the fossilized character with the most accuracy (points) wins.

In both games, if a character completely skews away from the shape, they will be stopped and essentially eliminated until the time runs out.

Ending

After all characters have finished, the percentages are added up. The ground crumbles, and the cut shapes open, releasing the characters. Any character who cut the shape perfectly releasing the character does a winning pose.

Controls

• – Move

In-game text

Mario Party

• Game Rules – "Cut the fossilized characters free. Use to move and cut along the line."
• Advice – "The point is to cut as cleanly as you possibly can. You'll get the most points by staying right on the line."

Mario Party 2

• Game Rules – "Use your jackhammer to cut around the fossilized figures. The cleanest Crazy Cutter wins!"
• Advice – "The whole point is to cut as closely to the line as possible. Cut carefully!"

Names in other languages

Mario Party

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	はっくつ！ハッスル！！[?] Hakkutsu! Hassuru!!	Excavate! Hustle!!
German	Wildes Ausschneiden[?]	Wild Cutting

Mario Party 2

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	はっくつ！ハッスル！！[?] Hakkutsu! Hassuru!!	Excavate! Hustle!!
German	Verrücktes Ausschneiden[?]	Crazy Cutting
Italian	Incisori[?]	Engravers
Spanish	Cortes Locos[?]	Crazy Cuts

Trivia

• There is a rare glitch in the Mario Party 2 version of this minigame. The second someone moves when this glitch occurs, no matter which direction the player moves in, it causes the game to count that as a really small circle and causes that player to fail with zero points.