Mole Thrill

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Mole Thrill
Gameplay of Mole Thrill in Mario Party DS.
Appears in Mario Party DS
Type 2-vs.-2 minigame
Music track Bouncing Around
Music sample

Mole Thrill is a 2-vs.-2 minigame from Mario Party DS. The name is a pun on "molehill," the term used to describe a mound of earth created by a mole's burrowing actions.

Gameplay[edit]

The teams must dig to the finish with a Monty Mole following them. The Monty Mole does not serve as an obstacle, since it stops when the players stop. On each team, the two players dig upwards if the upper player digs faster, and vice versa. Rocks appear as obstacles throughout the minigame and try to slow the players down. The first team to reach the finish wins.

Controls[edit]

  • A Button – Press rapidly to dig

In-game text[edit]

  • Rules"You and your partner must dig to the finish first, while staying ahead of Monty Mole. You'll dig upward if the upper player digs faster...and vice versa!"
  • Tips"Don't get caught behind rocks. To rise above them, the top player should dig faster. To go under them, the lower player should dig faster."

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese チョロプーにつかまるな
Choropū ni tsukamaruna
Don't Get Caught by the Monty Mole

French Galerie Dare-Dare
Quick-Quick Gallery (pun of "galerie d'art", meaning "art gallery")
German Teelöffel-Tunnel
Teaspoon Tunnel
Italian Talpe alle Calcagna
Moles at the Heels
Korean 쪼르뚜에게 잡히지 마
Jjoreuttu ege japhiji ma
Don't Get Caught by the Monty Mole

Spanish Zanja desesperada
Desperate Trench