Cheep Cheep/Appearances

==In ==
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====Super Mario Bros.====
Cheeps Cheeps are commonly found in underwater levels. Like all enemies, touching a Cheep Cheep results in Mario or Luigi taking damage. Mario can defeat them underwater with a Fire Flower or a Starman, with the player earning 200 points for each Cheep Cheep defeated.
Cheeps Cheeps occasionally appear in land levels where a school of them will jump in the air hoping to hurt Mario, with the first instance of this occurring in World 2-3. Mario can stomp on the Cheep Cheeps in these levels to defeat them.
====Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels====
Cheeps Cheeps make their second appearance in Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, where they act just the same as they do in the previous game, the ways to defeat them are also the same. They appear in larger numbers this time especially when hopping out of water making for a rougher obstacle.
====Super Mario Bros. 3====
Cheep Cheeps reappear in Super Mario Bros. 3, where they behave just the same as they did in Super Mario Bros. Cheep Cheeps can be defeated with the effects of a Starman, Fire Flower, Super Leaf, Tanooki Suit, and Hammer Suit, although defeating a Cheep Cheep earns the player 100 points, a slight decrease from in Super Mario Bros..
The game also introduces new varieties of Cheep Cheeps, including the Spiny Cheep-Cheep, a more hazardous variety of Cheep Cheep which possesses spikes for hair, the Boss Bass a carnivorous and hungry variety which hunts on the waters surface to eat anyone who walks by, the Big Bertha a female Boss Bass which swims through the waters and protects it's Baby Cheeps from any predators by swallowing them briefly, they too are carnivorous and will eat you if you get too close.
====Super Mario World====
Cheep Cheeps appear in Super Mario World, where they're less common than their green counterpart, the Blurps. In this game, they're able to bounce on land, from which Mario can stomp on them. When they're on land, they can't do anything besides jumping around. In this state, they cannot harm Mario and Mario can easily defeat them by simply touching them. Other ways to defeat them include the use of the Fire Flower, Cape Feather, or the Starman.
Some new sub-species of Cheep Cheeps such as Rip Van Fish make their debut in this game. Rip Van Fish remain perfectly asleep until Mario (or Luigi) approaches at which point they wake up and chase him down.
====Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins====
Cheep Cheep make yet another appearance in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins, where their behavior is identical to that of Super Mario Bros. They are also defeated using the same methods as before.
====Super Mario Sunshine====
Cheep Cheeps make their first 3D appearance in, Super Mario Sunshine, where they can be found in large bodies of water. They also jump out of the water to hit Mario, just as they do in Super Mario Bros. they can attach themselves to Mario's F.L.U.D.D nozzle preventing him from effectively spraying until they've been sprayed off. In this game, Cheep Cheeps are completely invincible.
====Super Mario 64 DS====
Cheep Cheeps make their next 3D appearance, although exclusively in Dire Dire Docks. They are indestructible and touching them will result in damage to the player. The Cheep Cheeps in this game replace the Bubs from the original Super Mario 64. Like the Bubs before them, Cheep Cheeps cannot be defeated in this game.
====Super Princess Peach====
Cheep Cheeps appear again in Super Princess Peach where they are seen swimming around the water and out of the water. Cheep Cheeps are commonly found in worlds such as Ladida Plains and Wavy Beach They can be defeated with basically any attack. The Sad Cheep Cheep also appears in this game.
====New Super Mario Bros.====
After a long absence of 2D platformers, Cheep Cheeps reappear in New Super Mario Bros., where they behave the same as they have in Super Mario Bros.. Both normal and jumping varieties appear, in this game, Cheep Cheeps can be defeated with the use of the Fire Flower, Blue Shell (only the jumping Cheep Cheeps), Starman, or the Mega Mushroom. Several sub-types of Cheep Cheeps is introduced in this game. including a larger variety called a Mega Cheep-Cheep, the Cheep Chomp which attacks by trying to snack on the plumbers, the Spike Bass which takes leaps out of the water to attack the plumbers, the Deep-Cheep and the Mega Deep-Cheep (which chase after Mario and Luigi as they get too close). A giant monstrous Cheep Cheep called Cheepskipper appears as the boss of World 3.
====Super Mario Galaxy====
Cheep Cheeps appear also in Super Mario Galaxy, and especially in the Deep Dark Galaxy's third star where they are found swimming in the underground lake, Cheep Cheeps are also seen bouncing on a small-lake planet in the same galaxy before the planet with a watermelon and tennis balls inside. They hurt Mario if touched, and they bounce for moving, making them hard to kill. They also bother the player by defocusing them while trying to hit pieces of wood to activate a bubble shooter. They can be defeated with spins. It was even shown at the end of the story when celebrating the festival by jumping up and down.
====New Super Mario Bros. Wii====
Cheep Cheeps, along with Deep Cheeps, Eep-Cheeps, and their mega sub-types (including the new Mega Eep-Cheep) reappear in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, where they act identically to New Super Mario Bros. They can be defeated with the use of the Fire Flower or the Starman. The effects of the Ice Flower can freeze them as they float to the surface (if a frozen Cheep Cheep hits a ceiling, it shatters). The Spiny Cheep-Cheeps from Super Mario Bros. 3 return in this game and are much more aggressive as they relentlessly chase Mario. The Cheep Chomp also returns.
====Super Mario Galaxy 2]====
Cheep Cheeps reappear in Super Mario Galaxy 2, where they behave exactly as they did in the games predecessor however this time, they are much more common. Cheep Cheeps can be found in the Cosmic Cove Galaxy, the Starshine Beach Galaxy, and the Slimy Spring Galaxy. In this game, they can be defeated with stomps or spins. Some Cheep Cheeps in this game also swim on the water's surface.
====Super Mario 3D Land====
Cheep Cheeps make an appearance in Super Mario 3D Land, where they behave similarily to Super Mario Galaxy. This time, Mario can stomp on Cheep Cheeps underwater without taking damage, though Mario needs to perform a Ground Pound in order to defeat one. Other ways to defeat a Cheep Cheep include the use of the Super Leaf, Fire Flower, Starman, Statue Leaf, or the Invincibility Leaf.
====New Super Mario Bros. 2====
In New Super Mario Bros. 2, Cheep Cheeps behave exactly the same as in New Super Mario Bros. If Mario passes through a Gold Ring, Cheep Cheeps will be turned into Gold Cheep Cheeps for a short time, Gold Cheep Cheeps carry Coin trails behind them and stomping them nets you some bonus coins. Mega Cheep Cheeps, Deep Cheeps, Mega Deep Cheeps, Spiny Cheep-Cheeps, and Cheep Chomps all return in this game as well behaving as they did previously. Cheep Cheeps can be defeated with the use of the Fire Flower, Super Leaf, Mega Mushroom, Starman, or the Invincibility Leaf.
====New Super Mario Bros. U / New Super Luigi U / New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe====
Cheeps appear in all three games, acting the same as in past New Super Mario Bros. games. The Eep Cheep, Cheep Chomp, and the Spiny Cheep Cheep, and the mega varieties also return. Cheep Cheeps can be defeated with the effects of the Fire Flower or the Starman. Deep Cheeps (despite receiving an official artwork for the game) don't appear in any levels of New Super Mario Bros. U, they do appear in New Super Luigi U however alongside the Mega Deep-Cheep.
====Super Mario 3D World / Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury====
Cheep Cheeps reappear in Super Mario 3D World. In this game, they only appear in one level in the whole game, Pipeline Lagoon. Cheep Cheeps can be defeated with the effects of the Boomerang Flower, Starman, Fire Flower, Super Leaf, Super Bell, Invincibility Leaf, Mega Mushroom, and Invincibility Bell. Ground Pounds can also defeat them. Like in previous games, they aren't particularly aggressive.
====Super Mario Maker / Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS / Super Mario Maker 2====
In all three games, Cheep Cheeps can be placed in any graphic style. They can even be placed in land levels, in which they will jump in the air to hurt Mario, similar to what they do in Super Mario Bros. Applying a Super Mushroom to a Cheep Cheep will turn it into a Mega Cheep Cheep and applying wings to one will turn it into a Para-Cheep Cheep. Shaking a Cheep Cheep has a different effect from theme to theme, they become Green Cheep Cheeps in the Super Mario Bros., and Super Mario Bros. 3 styles, they become Blurps in the Super Mario World style, and they become Deep-Cheeps in the New Super Mario Bros. U style.
====Super Mario Odyssey====
Cheep Cheeps are fairly common enemies in Super Mario Odyssey. Found in the waters of the Lake Kingdom and the Seaside Kingdom, Cheep Cheeps spend their time swimming around in the waters. They can attack Mario with a spin if he gets too close. Mario can also Capture Cheep Cheeps allowing him to swim much more efficiently and quickly. Mario can also attack with a spin of his own and doesn't have to worry about running out of air making obtaining collectibles and collecting Power Moons much easier, the only downside is that NPC's refuse to talk to the Cheep Cheep whom Mario has captured.
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Cheep Cheeps most commonly appear as background scenery or obstacles and rarely serve a more active role in the games. Cheep Cheeps are sometimes in the water, sometimes on the sand on the track.
====Super Mario Kart====
Cheep Cheeps flop around in both Koopa Beach 1 and Koopa Beach 2, where they are encountered as an obstacle. If a racer drives into a Cheep Cheep, they lose four coins.
====Mario Kart: Super Circuit====
Cheep Cheeps have their own course, Cheep Cheep Island, although are not encountered as an obstacle here. They do not return in Koopa Beach 1 and Koopa Beach 2, returning from Super Mario Kart as Extra tracks.
====Mario Kart: Double Dash!!====
During the start-up, the Lakitu sometimes pulls up a Cheep Cheep, or sometimes a Mega Cheep Cheep, instead of a stoplight.
====Mario Kart DS====
Like in Mario Kart: Super Circuit, Cheep Cheeps were given their own course, Cheep Cheep Beach, and were reinstated in SNES Koopa Beach 2. In both courses, Cheep Cheeps serve as obstacles, hopping around outside of the water. If a racer drives into a Cheep Cheep, they spin out.
One of the sponsors is Fresh, which shows a sprite of a Cheep Cheep based on its appearance from the Super Mario All-Stars version of Super Mario Bros. 3.
====Mario Kart Wii====
Cheep Cheeps make only a few minor appearances. In Luigi Circuit, a few Cheep Cheep blimps are shown in the background. In Koopa Cape, Cheep Cheeps are shown in the background during the underwater tunnel segment. The lightweight kart Cheep Charger is also designed after them.
====Mario Kart 7====
Cheep Cheeps were given their own course again, Cheep Cheep Lagoon. Here, they can be found swimming during the underwater driving portions of the course. They also appear within the underwater driving portion added to . Cheep Cheeps are once again shown in the background of the underwater tunnel portion of Koopa Cape.
====Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit====
Cheep Cheeps return as underwater obstacles in Cheep Cheep Reef, where they have trails of five coins following behind them, similarly to some side-scrolling Super Mario titles. If a driver touches a Cheep Cheep, they are stunned temporarily.
===Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars===
They appear as enemies, although their English name was localized Goby. Gobys are only encountered in Kero Sewers. They do not use spells in battle, but Gobys have a stronger variant named Mr. Kipper.
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====Mario Golf (Nintendo 64)====
"Cheep Cheep" is one of the names that can appear on the scoreboard.
====Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour====
Cheep Cheeps have a course named after them, Cheep Cheep Falls, despite not appearing in it.
====Mario Golf: World Tour====
Cheep Cheeps are now a feature of their own golf course, Cheep Cheep Lagoon, where they can be seen swimming around.
====Mario Golf: Super Rush====
Cheep Cheeps appear in the Shelltop Sanctuary course.
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In the first two installments, Paper Mario and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Cheep Cheeps as a general species do not appear, but there are a few friendly Cheep Cheep characters. In Paper Mario, Sushie is the only Cheep Cheep who appears, and she has the prominent role of being one of Mario's party members. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the two friendly Cheep Cheep characters include Stewart, the conductor of the Cheep Blimp, and Chef Shimi, the chef of Excess Express.
====Super Paper Mario====
This is the first Paper Mario game in which Cheep Cheeps are enemies. The red Cheep Cheeps are encountered in Gloam Valley, but green ones are encountered in the Tile Pool.
====Paper Mario: Sticker Star====
Red Cheep Cheeps return as enemies, although the green ones do not. They are only encountered in Whitecap Beach. During battle, a Cheep Cheep can either slam into Mario or shoot a jet of water that has a high chance of giving Mario the Soggy status effect.
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====Mario Party 4====
Cheep Cheeps are the main feature of the 2-vs.-2 minigame Cheep Cheep Sweep, where both characters on each team must cooperatively catch Cheep Cheeps and release them into a small pool to earn points. In Fish n' Drips, only one red Cheep Cheep appears, and Lakitu drops it in the winning group's jar, which is shaped like a Cheep Cheep.
====Mario Party 5====
Cheep Cheeps appear in the board Undersea Dream as well as in a few minigames.
In Fish Sticks, characters try various fishing lines to score Cheep Cheeps, each worth a point, or golden Cheep Cheeps, each worth three points.
In Fish Upon a Star, Cheep Cheeps of various sizes and colors, including small blue variants and large red variants, leap and crash into the arena, causing parts of it to fall.
In Submarathon, while Cheep Cheeps do not appear, each team rides in a submarine designed after a Cheep Cheep, colored red and blue respectively.
====Mario Party 6====
Cheep Cheeps are one of the possible images in Slot Trot. They also appear in the main menu, where they can jump out of the water if "Cheep Cheep" is said into the Nintendo GameCube Microphone.
====Mario Party Advance====
At Shroom City, there is the Coach and a representative character of the same name, who is the Coach's swim student. The player's character has to help the Cheep Cheep become confident in his swimming abilities, and in doing so, they receive the Desktop Golf Gaddget.
The minigame Reel Cheep involves the player having to try reel out the largest Cheep Cheep.
====Mario Party 7====
Four Cheep Cheeps appear in the Grand Canal, specifically at a Happening Space resembling the , where they squirt whoever lands there back to the start of the board. Aside from this, Cheep Cheep are obstacles in a few minigames, including Fish & Cheeps (alongside Mega Cheep Cheeps), Bridge Work, and Be My Chum!.
====Mario Party DS====
Cheep Cheeps are the focus of the minigame Cheep Cheep Chance, in which the player has choose the rope with the Cheep Cheep on it, as well as the minigame Cheep Chump, in which the characters have to avoid being caught in the whirlpool of either a Mega Cheep Cheep, a medium-sized Cheep Cheep, or a regular Cheep Cheep. In the minigame Plush Crush, a Cheep Cheep is among the giant plush toys that the characters have to avoid being crushed by.
====Mario Party 9====
A giant-sized Cheep Cheep is the mini-boss of Blooper Beach, being fought in the boss minigame Cheep Cheep Shot. The giant Cheep Cheep can be attacked by throwing Green Shells at it, gradually depleting its health gauge. Unlike regular Cheep Cheeps, the mini-boss attacks by either charging at a character or from diving at them in the air. Aside from this, regular-sized Cheep Cheeps appear in a few of the other minigames. In Pianta Pool, they jump through the rings held by the characters. In Pier Pressure, the characters have to grab a fishing rod with a Cheep Cheep at the end of it but avoid fishing out an Urchin, otherwise they lose.
====Mario Party: Island Tour====
Cheep Cheeps are the focus on the minigame Cheepers Keepers, in which characters compete to fish out the most Cheep Cheeps from the water. Aside from this, Cheep Cheeps appear as tiles in Match Faker and Tap Dash. They also appear in Point 'n' Shoot.
====Mario Party 10====
Cheep Cheeps appear in a few minigames, usually in a group.
In Cheep Cheep Leap, many Cheep Cheeps, together with Gold Cheep Cheeps and Big Cheep Cheeps, must be hit by the then-invincible characters for points.
In Meanie Match, a Cheep Cheep stands along many enemies present on the circular arrangement of pictures.
In Cheep Cheep Check, three of the characters try to count the number of Cheep Cheeps in an aquarium while the solo character moves the Cheep Cheeps and causes Clampies to spray bubbles to try and mess up the other three characters as they count.
In Mega Cheep Chomp's Shell Shock, which involves a boss fight against Mega Cheep Chomp, some Cheep Cheep sentries swim around Cheep Chomp when he is maddened, helping to deflect any Koopa Shells that the characters throw at Mega Cheep Chomp.
====Mario Party: Star Rush====
Cheep Cheeps, along with Gold Cheep Cheeps, are featured in the minigame Cheep Cheep Reach.
====Mario Party: The Top 100====
Cheep Cheeps appear in three returning minigames: Slot Trot, Jigsaw Jumble, and Pier Pressure.
====Super Mario Party====
Cheep Cheeps appear in Net Worth, where each regular Cheep Cheep is worth one point to catch, while Gold Cheep Cheeps are worth three points each. In Rattle and Hmmm, a Cheep Cheep appears in one of the rounds, along with a Blooper and a Porcupuffer, with the Cheep Cheep doing a medium pause between rumbles.
In River Survival mode, Cheep Cheeps appear as obstacles, slowing the raft as it bumps into it.
===Mario Hoops 3-on-3===
Cheep Cheeps appear on Peach Field, where they bounce around and can be touched for an extra coin.
===Mario Super Sluggers===
Cheep Cheeps bounce around on the deck of Daisy Cruiser during the nighttime.
==In ==
===Yoshi===
Cheep Cheeps show up in the A-type mode if the player has hatched a certain number of eggs, specifically 60-69 in the Nintendo Entertainment System version and 70 or higher in the Game Boy version, before receiving a Game Over. In the bonus game, a Cheep Cheep appears instead of Yoshi if the player does not get Yoshi to appear there. Cheep Cheeps are designed after their sprite from Super Mario World.
===Yoshi's Safari===
Cheep Cheeps are enemies encountered in the second part of Crescent Coast, where they swim back and forth underwater. Cheep Cheeps are also encountered in the Dark Sea, where they jump out of the water. Cheep Cheeps can be defeated by shooting it with Mario's Super Scope once.
===Yoshi Touch & Go===
Cheep Cheeps are enemies which jump out of watery ponds, either straight up or in an arc, similarly to Flopsy Fishes in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. If a Cheep Cheep lands on clouds, it flops helplessly as its belly faces upward. A Cheep Cheep is worth two points upon being defeated.
===Yoshi's New Island===
Cheep Cheeps appear as enemies, replacing Flopsy Fish from the previous two installments, just as they did in Yoshi Touch & Go. While on the surface, Cheep Cheeps act like Flopsy Fish, but underwater, they only swim forward in a straight line, like in the . The only time Cheep Cheeps are found underwater is in areas requiring Yoshi to be in his Submarine form.
Aside from the usual red Cheep Cheeps, there are also Green Cheep Cheeps, which swim in a wavy pattern.
===Yoshi's Woolly World / Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World===
Cheep Cheeps are enemies encountered during Mermaid Yoshi segments. They can swim in a variety of ways, including straightforward and circling, similarly to Circling Boo Buddies. If a Cheep Cheep is eaten by Yoshi, the Cheep Cheep is converted into a red Yarn Ball.
===Yoshi's Crafted World===
Cheep Cheeps return as enemies once more. Cheep Cheeps attack by jumping out of the water, and they appear in levels such as Bombs Away on Pirate Island, Slip-Slide Isle and Ride the River. In addition, the levels Bombs Away on Pirate Island and Skulking Around feature crafts of Cheep Cheeps, five in each level. In Bombs Away on Pirate Island, the crafts are cardboard signs of Cheep Cheeps, while in Skulking Around, the crafts are crude paintings in golden frames found on the flip side.
==In ==
===WarioWare: Touched!===
In the microgame Clawing for More, Cheep Cheeps from Super Mario Bros. 3 are among the random sprites that can be released from the ball after breaking it open.
==Crossover appearances==
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Cheep Cheeps are enemies in a few The Legend of Zelda games, including The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening and The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons/Ages. They dwell in bodies of water and sometimes jump out to try and hit Link. He can defeat a Cheep Cheep by slashing it with his sword.
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====Super Smash Bros. Brawl====
A Cheep Cheep makes a cameo appearance as both a trophy and a Sticker. The sticker of Cheep Cheep depicts its artwork for New Super Mario Bros., and equipping it to a fighter in Adventure Mode: The Subspace Emissary increases the rate of Sticker drops by 9.
====Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS====
A different trophy of Cheep Cheep is featured. Like most other trophies, the description differs between the NTSC and PAL releases, although both mention its appearance in The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening.
===AR Games===
thumb|200px|A Cheep Cheep in the AR Fishing game
Cheep Cheeps can be caught in the Fishing minigame of this Nintendo 3DS application if the ? Block AR Card is placed on a red surface.
===Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp===
Cheep Cheeps were among the fish that could be caught in the Fishing Tourney #12, although only on the week of March 14–21, 2019 as part of the Super Mario crossover event for Mario Day. There is also a toy of a Cheep Cheep named Cheep Cheep Balloon that can only be obtained from the event.
==In other media==
Cheep Cheeps are absent from most derivative Mario mediums such as cartoons and literature, but one does appear in the anime film Super Mario Bros.: Peach-hime Kyūshutsu Dai Sakusen!.
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