Night-Light Fright

Template:Minigame-infobox Night Light Fright is a minigame in Mario Party 5, and it is set to return in Mario Party: The Top 100.

Its name is a pun on the song "Bright Light Fright" by Aerosmith. Night Light Fright was also playable in the demo of Mario Party 5, but the name was Ready Light before the name was changed.

Gameplay

The goal of the minigame is to stop the Chain Chomp that is charging at the player.

To stop the Chain Chomp, the player must shine a flashlight at it. Each Chomp moves at a different speed, so hitting the light at the same time as another player may not work. The player who stops the Chain Chomp at the closest distance to him or her without getting hit wins. There is no distance counted if the player is hit by the Chain Chomp, so players must keep an eye on not getting hit if they want to win.

This minigame appears as the fifth minigame in Mini-Game Decathlon. Here, the player's objective is to the stop the Chain Chomp as close as possible to earn as much points as possible, up to a maximum of 1,000. A player that doesn't stop the Chain Chomp before getting attacked gets zero points, and a player can score 1,000 if they stop at a distance of 0.1 metres/yards. The default record for this minigame in Mini-Game Decathlon is 4.1 metres/yards.

Controls

• – Shine Flashlight

In-game text

• Rules – "Stop the Chain Chomp as close to you as possible without letting it attack you. Whoever stops it the closest wins."
• Advice – "If the Chain Chomp gets too close, it will attack you. Don't let it get you!"

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ギリギリワンワン Girigiri Wanwan	Last Moment Chain Chomp; from 「ぎりぎり」 or 「ギリギリ」 girigiri, meaning something happened at the last moment (with the alternative being unfavourable), someone just barely scraped by, etc., as in games of Chicken, with which the term is often associated.
German	In dieser hohlen Gasse...	In this empty street...
Italian	Abbaglia Categnaccio	Chain Chomp Shoot
Spanish	Deslumbra a Chomp	Dazzles Chomp