On Your Toes
| "On Your Toes" | |
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| Composed by: Ichiro Shimakura | |
| First appearance | Mario Party 3 (2000) |
| Latest appearance | Tetris 99 (27th Maximus Cup) (2021) |
"On Your Toes"[1] is a musical theme composed byIchiro Shimakura forMario Party 3, where it plays in the followingminigames:
- Toadstool Titan
- Mario's Puzzle Party (andMario's Puzzle Party Pro)
- Picking Panic
- Etch 'n' Catch
- Slap Down
- Storm Chasers
- Silly Screws
History[edit]
Mario Party series[edit]
Mario Party 3[edit]
Mario Party 3 marks the first appearance of "On Your Toes". It is also included in the officialMario Party 3 Original Soundtrack album.
Mario Party DS[edit]
InMario Party DS, a medley arrangement of "Serious Competition" fromMario Party 5, "Slow and Steady" fromMario Party 6, "Try Hard, Folks" fromMario Party 4, "On Your Toes" fromMario Party 3, and "A Rare Minigame" fromMario Party 7 plays in all six Puzzle minigames, including the returning Mario's Puzzle Party. It is titled "Think It Out" in the game'ssound test.
 Think It Out - The arrangement heard inMario Party DS | File info 0:30 |
Mario Party: The Top 100[edit]
InMario Party: The Top 100, an arrangement of "On Your Toes" plays in Toadstool Titan (now named Mush Pit), Storm Chasers, andJigsaw Jumble. It is titled "Come On, Chop-Chop!" in the game's sound test, which is derived from theoriginal version of this Wiki's article on theMario Party 3 Original Soundtrack.
| Come On, Chop-Chop! - The arrangement heard inMario Party: The Top 100 | File info 0:30 |
Mario Party Superstars[edit]
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Mario Party Superstars features two arrangements of "On Your Toes".
A faithful arrangement of "On Your Toes" plays in Storm Chasers, Mush Pit, Mario's Puzzle Party, Etch 'n' Catch, and Picking Panic. As withMario Party: The Top 100, it is titled "Come On, Chop-Chop!" in the game'ssound test.
A brief orchestral arrangement of "On Your Toes" plays during the staff credits when showcasing minigames fromMario Party 3. The entire theme is likewise titled "Staff Credits" in the game's sound test.
| Come On, Chop-Chop! - The arrangement heard inMario Party Superstars | File info 0:30 |
Tetris 99[edit]
InTetris 99, the faithful arrangement of "On Your Toes" fromMario Party Superstars plays when there are 99 to 51 players remaining while theMario Party Superstars theme is in use.
List ofSuper Mario appearances[edit]
Games[edit]
| Work | System | Year | Type | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mario Party 3 | Nintendo 64 | 2000 | Original | "On Your Toes"[1] | Ichiro Shimakura |
| Mario Party DS | Nintendo DS | 2007 | Arrangement | "Think It Out"[2] | |
| Mario Party: The Top 100 | Nintendo 3DS | 2017 | Arrangement | "Come On, Chop-Chop!" | |
| Mario Party Superstars | Nintendo Switch | 2021 | Arrangement | "Come On, Chop-Chop!"[3] | |
| "Staff Credits"[3] | |||||
| Tetris 99 | Nintendo Switch | 2021[a] | Past arrangement (Mario Party Superstars) |
- ^Added in the 27th Maximus Cup on December 9, 2021
Albums[edit]
| Work | Year | Type | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mario Party 3 Original Soundtrack | 2001 | Original | 「テキパキいこう」 (Tekipaki ikō) | Ichiro Shimakura |
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | テキパキいこう[1] Tekipaki ikō | Let's move quickly | |
| French | En alerte[1] | On alert | |
| German | Und los![1] | And off we go! | |
| Spanish | Sobre tus Pies[1] | On your Feet |
Notes[edit]
- Counting Mario's Puzzle Party and Mario's Puzzle Party Pro separately, "On Your Toes" is the most commonly used minigame theme in any of the Nintendo 64Mario Party games.
- "On Your Toes" is one of three minigame themes in the entireMario Party series to appear outside of the aforementioned series, the other two being "That's All of It" fromMario Party 2 and "Pandemonium" fromMario Party 9.
