Reel Cheep

Reel Cheep
Appears in	Mario Party Advance
Type	Single-player mini-game
Time limit	30 seconds
Music track	Twist and Shake
Music sample

Reel Cheep is a single-player minigame found in Mario Party Advance. Its name is a pun on the expression "real cheap," referring to something inexpensive.

Introduction

The character is standing out on a beach with a fishing rod. They cast their line out into the ocean before the game starts.

Gameplay

Official artwork of Yoshi catching a Cheep Cheep in the minigame

The player has to put the biggest Cheep Cheep on the scale by reeling it in within the time limit. The player must place the bobber over a silhouette, and when a Cheep Cheep bites the line, the player must press the sequence of buttons in the correct order to reel it in; the heavier the Cheep Cheep, the more buttons that must be pressed. However, the Cheep Cheep swims away if all the buttons are not pushed in time. If the player catches a heavier Cheep Cheep, it replaces the one on the scale if it is of lesser weight.

In the Shroom City and Mini-Game Attack modes, the player must win by placing a Cheep Cheep above the required weight on the scale before time runs out.

Controls

• – Move bobber
• – Reel in
• – Reel in

In-game text

Aim for a Cheep Cheep, and then press the right buttons to reel him in!

See also

• Cheepers Keepers

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	プクプクフィッシング[?] Pukupuku fisshingu	Cheep Cheep Fishing
French	A la peche[?]	Gone fishing
German	Fischfang[?]	Fish Catch
Italian	Pesce grosso[?]	Big fish
Spanish	Pesca-Cheep[?]	Cheep Cheep Fishing