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'''Horror Land''' is a haunted forest in [[Mario Land (Mario Party 2)|Mario Land]] in ''[[Mario Party 2]]''. Players are dressed as wizards and have "Wizard" in their names. The gimmick of this board is that it alternates between night and day every two turns. There are more [[Boo]]s here than on any other board, including the difficult-to-reach [[Big Boo (character)|Big Boo]] (who steals [[coin]]s and [[Star (Mario Party series)|star]]s from all the other players for three times the normal price of the average Boo). The time of day determines which Boos are available, with an image of a Boo being displayed on their respective gravestone. [[Whomp]]s guard three separate junctions, and players who wish to take the path Whomp is blocking have to pay him 5 coins. Players that take the path Whomp is not guarding makes him move to that pathway (these Whomps are similar to the ones from [[DK's Jungle Adventure]]). At nighttime, the Whomps are under a spell that makes them unable to move. The day-and-night system would become the foundation on which ''[[Mario Party 6]]'' was built. [[Mad Piano]] makes a cameo in this course, but only at night. | '''Horror Land''' is a haunted forest in [[Mario Land (Mario Party 2)|Mario Land]] in ''[[Mario Party 2]]''. Players are dressed as wizards and have "Wizard" in their names. The gimmick of this board is that it alternates between night and day every two turns. There are more [[Boo]]s here than on any other board, including the difficult-to-reach [[Big Boo (character)|Big Boo]] (who steals [[coin]]s and [[Star (Mario Party series)|star]]s from all the other players for three times the normal price of the average Boo). The time of day determines which Boos are available, with an image of a Boo being displayed on their respective gravestone. [[Whomp]]s guard three separate junctions, and players who wish to take the path Whomp is blocking have to pay him 5 coins. Players that take the path Whomp is not guarding makes him move to that pathway (these Whomps are similar to the ones from [[DK's Jungle Adventure]]). At nighttime, the Whomps are under a spell that makes them unable to move. The day-and-night system would become the foundation on which ''[[Mario Party 6]]'' was built. [[Mad Piano]] makes a cameo in this course, but only at night. | ||
When players come to [[Mr. I]]'s warp spot, he appears to them asking if they want to see his magic. If they accept, Mr. I takes them, and any other players in the way, to the warp spot on the other side of the board. The fee for this is 10 coins during the day and 5 at night. There are other ways of changing the time of day rather than just waiting 2 turns for day to turn to night and vice versa. Landing on a [[Event Space|Happening Space]] also changes the time. At nighttime, players that come by a dancing floor are asked by a few Boos and Mr. I's if they want to dance with them for | When players come to [[Mr. I]]'s warp spot, he appears to them asking if they want to see his magic. If they accept, Mr. I takes them, and any other players in the way, to the warp spot on the other side of the board. The fee for this is 10 coins during the day and 5 at night. There are other ways of changing the time of day rather than just waiting 2 turns for day to turn to night and vice versa. Landing on a [[Event Space|Happening Space]] also changes the time. At nighttime, players that come by a dancing floor are asked by a few Boos and Mr. I's if they want to dance with them for 20 coins. Accepting this makes night become day. During the daytime, players that come by the "Mystery Mansion" at the top of the board are answered at the door by [[Kamek]] the [[Magikoopa]]. He asks players if they want him to light the "Darkness Lamp" for 10 coins. If accepted, he lights it, and day becomes night. If the player passes the mansion at night, they hear loud and festive noises, implying a party. The Item [[Minigame]] is [[Coffin Congestion]], and the Duel minigame is [[Mushroom Brew]]. | ||
At the end of the game when Toad is about to announce the winner, he is interrupted by a red [[Koopa Troopa]] who comes and alerts the players that the villain of the board, [[Bowser|Wizard Bowser]], is out causing havoc in the forest. A cutscene then shows a green Koopa wandering the woods at night. He gets surprised by a Boo, who quickly leaves. A cloaked figure then comes to help, but it turns out to be Wizard Bowser. He turns the Koopa into a [[frog]], but at that moment, the winner of the game comes to the rescue. They turn the Koopa back to normal (using the Magic of Truth) and then engages in a power struggle against Bowser. Bowser loses, getting turned into a frog himself, and hops away. This leaves the winner to be congratulated by the other players, [[Toad]], Koopa, and the [[Star (Mario Party series)|Star]]. | At the end of the game when Toad is about to announce the winner, he is interrupted by a red [[Koopa Troopa]] who comes and alerts the players that the villain of the board, [[Bowser|Wizard Bowser]], is out causing havoc in the forest. A cutscene then shows a green Koopa wandering the woods at night. He gets surprised by a Boo, who quickly leaves. A cloaked figure then comes to help, but it turns out to be Wizard Bowser. He turns the Koopa into a [[frog]], but at that moment, the winner of the game comes to the rescue. They turn the Koopa back to normal (using the Magic of Truth) and then engages in a power struggle against Bowser. Bowser loses, getting turned into a frog himself, and hops away. This leaves the winner to be congratulated by the other players, [[Toad]], Koopa, and the [[Star (Mario Party series)|Star]]. | ||
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The following tables show how many spaces there are on the board, and how many there are of a certain type. | The following tables show how many spaces there are on the board, and how many there are of a certain type. | ||
===''Mario Party | ===''Mario Party Superstars''=== | ||
{|class="wikitable" | {|class="wikitable" | ||
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|3 coins | |3 coins | ||
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![[File:MPS Cursed Dice Block.png|50px]]<br>[[Creepy Dice Block|Cursed Dice Block]] | ![[File:MPS Cursed Dice Block.png|50px]]<br>[[Creepy Dice Block|Cursed Dice Block]] | ||
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![[File:Item MPS | ![[File:Item MPS Warp Block.png|50px]]<br>[[Warp Block]] | ||
|7 coins | |7 coins | ||
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![[File:Item MPS | ![[File:Item MPS Chomp Call.png|50px]]<br>[[Chomp Call]] | ||
|7 coins | |7 coins | ||
|Only available after shop inventory is updated. | |Only available after shop inventory is updated. | ||
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![[File:MPS Custom Dice Block.png|50px]]<br>[[Custom Dice Block]] | ![[File:MPS Custom Dice Block.png|50px]]<br>[[Custom Dice Block]] | ||
|12 coins | |12 coins | ||
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|} | |} | ||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
| | |Jap=ホラーランド | ||
| | |JapR=Horā Rando | ||
| | |JapM=Horror Land | ||
|ChiS=恐怖乐园 | |ChiS=恐怖乐园 | ||
|ChiSR=Kǒngbù Lèyuán | |ChiSR=Kǒngbù Lèyuán | ||
