Catch You Letter

Template:Minigame-infobox Catch You Letter is a 4-Player minigame in Mario Party 6, Mario Party: The Top 100, and Mario Party Superstars. The name is a pun on the phrase "Catch you later!" There is also a page in the Miracle Book that contains events based on the minigame.

The minigame has no differences when played at night in Mario Party 6, except the streetlights are turned on to light up the area where the players compete.

Introduction

Mario Party 6 official art of Toadette with the letters from the minigame

A Shy Guy bursts out of the post office, which is filled to the roof with mail, as the roof bursts off the top of the structure and letters fly everywhere.

Gameplay

Players must earn points by picking up the scattered mail and giving it back to the Shy Guy. Players automatically grab letters and hand them to the Shy Guy on contact. Regular white letters are worth one point, while pink love letters are worth three points. Any player with the most points by the end wins.

Ending

In Mario Party 6 and Superstars, the losers line up in the center of the area, with the winner(s) standing in front of them as the camera angle switches to a frontal view. The Shy Guy then cheers from behind as the players perform their victory and losing animations.

Controls

Mario Party 6

• – Move; "Walk up to a letter to pick it up, and touch the Shy Guy to hand it to him."

Mario Party: The Top 100

• : Move and pick up / Hand out letters

In-game text

Mario Party 6

• Rules – "The mail has been scattered everywhere! Grab the lost letters and hand them to the Shy Guy. Return the most letters to win!"
• Advice – "White letters are worth one point each. Love letters are worth three points each!"

Mario Party: The Top 100

• Description – "Pick up letters falling from the sky and give them back to the Shy Guy!"
• On-screen – "Pick up letters and deliver to the Shy Guy!"

Gallery

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  Mario Party 6 (Night)

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  Mario Party: The Top 100

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ひろっておてがみ[?] Hirotte otegami	Pick Up Letters
Dutch	Postbode in paniek[?]	Postman in panic
German	Eilpost[?]	Express Mail
Italian	Fiume de Lettere[?]	River of Letters
Portuguese	Tonto Correio[?]	Dizzy Carrier (Also a pun on pombo-correio, meaning "homing pigeon")
Spanish	Tienes correo[?]	You've Got Mail