Catchy Tunes

Not to be confused with Catch a Tune.

Catchy Tunes
Appears in	Mario Party 7
Type	4-Player minigame
Time limit	30 seconds
Music track	Lazy Day Lollygag
showMusic sample 0:30

Catchy Tunes is a 4-Player minigame that is found in Mario Party 7. The name is a pun on a phrase that refers to songs that are easily memorable.

Introduction

Musical symbols fall on one of the two xylophones, making musical sound notes after they hit the ground and disappear. The screen fades and then shows the whole playfield that has the players on it, then the minigame begins.

Gameplay

Two players are on the top side between one of the two xylophones, while the other two players are on the giant piano keys; those two players have to jump to get to the top side where the other two players are.

The players attempt to gather five different musical symbols that come from the sky and fall down onto the ground within the time limit of 30 seconds. Each different musical symbol is required to win the minigame. The shadow of a falling musical symbol hints that there is a symbol that is going to hit the ground. If a musical symbol hits the ground, it disappears and cannot be collected. The players' dialog boxes on the screen indicate which certain musical symbols are collected and which ones are not collected. The players can stun others by simply jumping on them; if a player is stunned, they can barely move or jump for a brief moment. If one of the players successfully collects all five different symbols before the time is up, that player wins. If the time is up and players did not get all the required symbols, the minigame is considered a tie.

Ending

The ending to Catchy Tunes

The losers stand behind the winner, with the former doing their losing animations while the latter does their secondary winning animation.

Controls

• – Move
• – Jump

In-game text

• Rules – "Run around and collect the falling musical symbols. You must collect one of each kind to win."
• Advice – "Watch the shadows to predict where the symbols will fall. You can also jump on other players to stun them!"

Gallery

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  Red eighth note

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  Two indigo beamed eighth notes

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  Green treble clef

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  Blue sharp symbol

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  Yellow bass clef

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
French	Saute-Notes[?]	Note Jump
German	Notenregen[?]	Note Rain
Italian	La musica nel sangue[?]	Music in one's veins (literally "in one's blood")
Spanish	Pilla la melodía[?]	Catch the Melody