Color Me Fast

Color Me Fast
Appears in	Mario Party: Island Tour
Type	General minigame
Time limit	60 seconds
Music track	Let's Keep Going

Color Me Fast (known as Sketchbook Scribble in the British English version) is a General minigame from Mario Party: Island Tour. The American English name is derived from the idiomatic phrase "color me".

Introduction

The Touch Screen shows a picture of a fruit being colored in. The page then changes, and the minigame begins.

Gameplay

There are fruits on the Touch Screen that have no color. The player must quickly scribble on the Touch Screen, and color the fruits. The player that colors all three wins.

This game is also available in Time Attack as the seventh minigame. There are 5 pages to color instead of 3. The bonus objective is completed by coloring less than 10% outside lines.

Controls

• – Color

In-game text

• Normal rules – American English "Color in the pictures of fruit on your Touch Screen. The first to complete 3 pages wins."
• Normal rules – British English "Colour in the pieces of fruit in the sketchbook. The first to colour in 3 pages wins."
• Time Attack rules – American English "Color in the pictures of fruit on your Touch Screen as fast as you can."
• Time Attack rules – British English "Colour in the pieces of fruit in your sketchbook. Get through five pages as fast as you can."

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ぬりぬりスケッチブック[?] Nuri nuri suketchibukku	Sketchbook Coloring
Dutch	Kleurkampioen[?]	Color Champion
French	Croquis frutti[?]	Frutti Sketch (Also a pun with "Tutti Frutti")
German	Ohne Obst nichts los[?]	No Fruits, No Fun
Italian	Macedonia di colori[?]	Coloring fruit salad
Portuguese	Frutas Coloridas[?]	Colored Fruits
Russian	Экспресс - раскраска[?] Ekspress - raskraska	Express - coloring
Spanish (NOA)	Pintafruti[?]	Fruti Painter (Also a pun with "Tutti Frutti")
Spanish (NOE)	Pinta que te pinta[?]	Painting and Painting