Rumble Fishing (Super Mario Party)

Template:Minigame-infobox Rumble Fishing is a free-for-all minigame appearing in Super Mario Party. The setting of the minigame is similar to World 6-1 and other seaside-themed levels from Super Mario 3D Land. Its name is shared with an earlier battle minigame from Mario Party 4, which in turn takes the name from the title of the book Rumble Fish by S. E. Hinton.

Gameplay

The results after the last person catches a Dragoneel (or after 60 seconds have passed).

Players ride Lakitu's Clouds and are over a large body of water filled with Dragoneels underneath. The Dragoneels cause several ripples in the water. Players can hover over the ripples to check how powerful a rumble is. Stronger rumbles indicate longer and larger Dragoneels. Players can claim a Dragoneel by shaking the Joy-Con when the water is rippling. The player with the longest Dragoneel wins the game.

On the Challenge Road, this is the 12th challenge of Mushroom Beach and the 33rd challenge overall. The challenge features a completely different target compared to normal gamplay: the player must quickly find one Dragoneel in 5 seconds for the normal challenge, or 3 seconds for the Master Challenge.

Controls

• – Move
• Rumble - Search
• Shake joy-con - Pull

In-game description

• "Fish for the strongest rumble!"
• "You only get one chance, so make it count!"
• Tips: "If the rumble feels weak, find another spot to fish."

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	探せブルブルフィッシング[?] Sagase buruburu fisshingu	Rumble Hunt Fishing
Chinese	探测振动钓大鱼 (Simplified) 探測震動釣大魚 (Traditional)[?] Tàncè Zhèndòng Diào Dàyú	Detect the Rumble and Catch the Big Fish
Dutch	Vibratievissen[?]	Vibration Fishing
French	Dragon à l'hameçon[?]	Dragon at the hook
German	Kein kleiner Fisch[?]	No smaller fish
Italian	Vibra-pesca[?]	Vibration fishing
Korean	찾아라, 진동 낚시[?] Chajara, Jindong Naksi	Find, Rumble Fishing
Spanish (NOA)	Temblor delator[?]	Tell-tale tremor
Spanish (NOE)	Pesca del Hidragón[?]	Dragoneel's Fishing