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"'''Fishing Frenzy'''" is a playable song in ''[[Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix]]''. It is an arrangement of "{{wp|Csikós Post}}" by {{wp|Hermann Necke}}. "Csikós Post" previously appeared in the series as the Versus Type C theme in the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] and [[Game Boy]] versions of  ''[[Yoshi's Cookie]]'' as well as the Action Type B theme in the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] version of ''Yoshi's Cookie'', and it would later be a selectable song for [[Rhythmic Ribbon]] in the [[Wii]] version of ''[[Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games (Wii)|Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games]]''.
"'''Fishing Frenzy'''" is a playable song in ''[[Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix]]''. It is an arrangement of "{{wp|Csikós Post}}" by {{wp|Hermann Necke}}. "Csikós Post" previously appeared in the series as the Versus Type C theme in the [[Family Computer]]/[[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] and [[Game Boy]] versions of  ''[[Yoshi's Cookie]]'' as well as the Action Type B theme in the [[Super Famicom]]/[[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] version of ''Yoshi's Cookie'', and it would later be a selectable song for [[Rhythmic Ribbon]] in the [[Wii]] version of ''[[Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games (Wii)|Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games]]''.


In the background of the song, [[Mario]] and/or [[Luigi]] is/are on a small island, fishing for [[Cheep Cheep]]s and dancing. Behind him/them is a [[Bob-omb]]-shaped shop decorated with an eyepatch and two large sabers. A symbol depicting a Bob-omb's head with crossed bones behind it adorns the shop's eyepatch, its door, and the sail of the pirate ship moored nearby.
In the background of the song, [[Mario]] and/or [[Luigi]] is/are on a small island, fishing for [[Cheep Cheep]]s and dancing. Behind him/them is a [[Bob-omb]]-shaped shop decorated with an eyepatch and two large sabers. A symbol depicting a Bob-omb's head with crossed bones behind it adorns the shop's eyepatch, its door, and the sail of the pirate ship moored nearby.
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In regular Story Mode, this song serves as stage 2-2, '''Pirate Island'''. However, in Story Mode EX, it is replaced by "[[Pirate Dance]]." After the [[SS Brass]] proves unable to go through a whirlpool, the player character and [[Toad]] head for a shop on a nearby island, with a pirate [[Lakitu]] as the proprietor. This Lakitu shows them his [[Boogie Booster]], but he refuses to sell it to them unless he is beaten in a fishing contest. This is played as a dance-off wherein the pirate Lakitu behaves like a playable character despite not being selectable in this or any other mode.
In regular Story Mode, this song serves as stage 2-2, '''Pirate Island'''. However, in Story Mode EX, it is replaced by "[[Pirate Dance]]." After the [[SS Brass]] proves unable to go through a whirlpool, the player character and [[Toad]] head for a shop on a nearby island, with a pirate [[Lakitu]] as the proprietor. This Lakitu shows them his [[Boogie Booster]], but he refuses to sell it to them unless he is beaten in a fishing contest. This is played as a dance-off wherein the pirate Lakitu behaves like a playable character despite not being selectable in this or any other mode.


==Story Mode text==
==Profiles==
''It's a fishing battle against Lakitu. Who will be the one to catch the most Cheep Cheeps!?''
{{multilang profile
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|Eng=It's a fishing battle against Lakitu. Who will be the one to catch the most Cheep Cheeps!?}}


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==

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"Pirate Island" redirects here. For the level in Yoshi's Crafted World, see Bombs Away on Pirate Island.
Fishing Frenzy
Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix
Origin Csikós Post
Stage 2-2
Length 1:24
BPM 142
Note count 61 97 126 160 235
Music sample

"Fishing Frenzy" is a playable song in Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix. It is an arrangement of "Csikós Post" by Hermann Necke. "Csikós Post" previously appeared in the series as the Versus Type C theme in the Family Computer/NES and Game Boy versions of Yoshi's Cookie as well as the Action Type B theme in the Super Famicom/SNES version of Yoshi's Cookie, and it would later be a selectable song for Rhythmic Ribbon in the Wii version of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

In the background of the song, Mario and/or Luigi is/are on a small island, fishing for Cheep Cheeps and dancing. Behind him/them is a Bob-omb-shaped shop decorated with an eyepatch and two large sabers. A symbol depicting a Bob-omb's head with crossed bones behind it adorns the shop's eyepatch, its door, and the sail of the pirate ship moored nearby.

This song's only hazard in Mush Mode is Cheep Cheeps, which do not begin in the column in which the player must step on them, but instead swim diagonally until just before they reach the note indicators.

In regular Story Mode, this song serves as stage 2-2, Pirate Island. However, in Story Mode EX, it is replaced by "Pirate Dance." After the SS Brass proves unable to go through a whirlpool, the player character and Toad head for a shop on a nearby island, with a pirate Lakitu as the proprietor. This Lakitu shows them his Boogie Booster, but he refuses to sell it to them unless he is beaten in a fishing contest. This is played as a dance-off wherein the pirate Lakitu behaves like a playable character despite not being selectable in this or any other mode.

Profiles

  • In-game description
    • English:
      It's a fishing battle against Lakitu. Who will be the one to catch the most Cheep Cheeps!?

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese みんなでパーティタイム[?]
Minna de Party Time
Let's All Have a Party
French Partie de pêche[?] -
German Frisch-Fisch[?] -
Italian Pescamania[?] Fishing-mania
Spanish Pescando como locos[?] Fishing like crazy
Pirate Island
Language Name Meaning Notes
Italian Isola dei pirati[?] Pirate island