Plunder Ground

Plunder Ground
Appears in	Mario Party 9
Type	Free-for-All minigame
Time limit	10 seconds to choose a treasure chest per round
Music track	Which Is It?
Music sample

Plunder Ground is a Free-for-All minigame in Mario Party 9. Its name comes from "underground" and "plunder" (meaning "treasure").

Introduction

The view slowly moves to the one seen, as the players are standing on the island, before four treasure chests.

Gameplay

In each round, jewels fall into four treasure chests carried by Monty Moles. Then the Monty Moles burrow, scrambling themselves. In the first round, three chests are filled with 10 jewels and one stays empty. In the second round, two chests are filled with 15 jewels and two stay empty. In the third round, one of the chests is filled with 10 jewels, another is filled with 20, and the other two are empty. For each round, the Monty Moles move faster than in the previous one. At the end of the minigame, the player with the most jewels wins.

This minigame also appears in Perspective Mode. In it, the camera is zoomed in on the player, making it harder to keep an eye on the Monty Moles.

Gallery

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  For each round, players should pay attention to where the Monty Moles are going.

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  Perspective Mode

In-game text

• Rules – "Watch the jewels fall into the chests, and then track the Monty Moles as they burrow. Try to pick a chest with jewels in it. The player with the most jewels after three rounds wins!"
• Controls – "Hold the Wii Remote sideways. Press to move. Press when standing in front of a chest to select it."

See also

• Cheep Diamonds

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	チョロプーシャッフル[?] Choropūshaffuru	Monty Mole Shuffle
Chinese	黃鼴鼠大風吹[?] Huáng Yǎnshǔ dà fēngchuī	Monty Mole "A Cold Wind Blows"
German	Schatzsuche[?]	Treasure Hunt
Italian	Forzieri pazzi[?]	Crazy Treasures
Spanish	En busca del tesoro[?]	Searching for the Treasure