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====''Mario Party 8''==== | ====''Mario Party 8''==== | ||
In ''[[Mario Party 8]]'', all DK Spaces are replaced with Bowser Spaces when someone lands on a DK Space, and vice versa. Bowser now performs events specific to each board, which are, in some way, the inverse of what happens on DK Spaces and can be considered harmful to the player, though sometimes Bowser takes pity on a player who is at a disadvantage, such as having no Stars or coins. This effect is similar to the Bowser Time event from the game's predecessor. The following events occur on each board: | In ''[[Mario Party 8]]'', all DK Spaces are replaced with Bowser Spaces when someone lands on a DK Space, and vice versa. Bowser now performs events specific to each board, which are, in some way, the inverse of what happens on DK Spaces and can be considered harmful to the player, though sometimes Bowser takes pity on a player who is at a disadvantage, such as having no Stars or coins. This effect is similar to the Bowser Time event from the game's predecessor. The following events occur on each board: | ||
*'''[[DK's Treetop Temple]]:''' Bowser moves the Star to a different location, similar to the [[Lucky Lamp]], [[Chomp Call]], and [[Tweester Orb|Tweester Capsule]] items from past games. | *'''[[DK's Treetop Temple]]:''' Bowser moves the Star to a different location, similar to the [[Lucky Lamp]], [[Chomp Call]], and [[Tweester Orb|Tweester Capsule]] items from past games. This is the only Bowser event in ''Mario Party 8'' that can potentially benefit a player, as Bowser could move the Star closer to them. | ||
*'''[[Goomba's Booty Boardwalk]]:''' Bowser attacks the player with [[Lava Bubble]]s three times. The player has to jump to dodge the Lava Bubbles. Each successful hit costs the player 10 coins if the player fails to avoid them (the maximum number of coins that can be lost is 30, with 10 coins for each hit). If the player has zero coins, Bowser gives them 10 coins. | *'''[[Goomba's Booty Boardwalk]]:''' Bowser attacks the player with [[Lava Bubble]]s three times. The player has to jump to dodge the Lava Bubbles. Each successful hit costs the player 10 coins if the player fails to avoid them (the maximum number of coins that can be lost is 30, with 10 coins for each hit). If the player has zero coins, Bowser gives them 10 coins. | ||
*'''[[King Boo's Haunted Hideaway]]:''' Bowser covers all the pitfalls with his own platforms. He then steals a Star from the first player who reaches one of his platforms (although if the player has zero Stars, Bowser gives them 10 coins instead) and drops them into the pitfall back to the start. In Duel Battle and [[Mario Party 8#Star Battle Arena|Star Battle Arena]], he steals all of the player's coins, but he gives 10 coins to players who have zero coins. Bowser leaves when someone reaches him, the house is shuffled by [[King Boo]], or someone lands on a DK Space. | *'''[[King Boo's Haunted Hideaway]]:''' Bowser covers all the pitfalls with his own platforms. He then steals a Star from the first player who reaches one of his platforms (although if the player has zero Stars, Bowser gives them 10 coins instead) and drops them into the pitfall back to the start. In Duel Battle and [[Mario Party 8#Star Battle Arena|Star Battle Arena]], he steals all of the player's coins, but he gives 10 coins to players who have zero coins. Bowser leaves when someone reaches him, the house is shuffled by [[King Boo]], or someone lands on a DK Space. | ||
