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| [[File:Lakitucapsule.jpg|thumb|150px|The Lakitu Capsule in ''Mario Party 5'']]
| | The '''Lakitu Capsule''' is a Capsule from [[Mario Party 5]], where it could be thrown to a space on the board, or used on the player for ten [[coin]]s. Whoever landed on a space containing the capsule summoned [[Lakitu]], who used his fishing rod to take away a Capsule from another opponent, and gave them to the player. In ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', it returned as an Orb that could only be found on the gameboard, [[Neon Heights]]. Players could only use on themselves, summoning Lakitu to steal a chest from [[Koopa Kid]]. However, like the players, Lakitu can't if it contains a [[Star]], [[coin]]s, or a [[Bob-omb]]. He picks completely randomly. Most shops in Neon Heights sell Lakitu Orbs for about 30 coins. |
| The '''Lakitu Orb''' (previously called '''Lakitu Capsule''') is an [[Orb]] from ''[[Mario Party 5]]'' and ''[[Mario Party 7]]''. In ''Mario Party 5'', it can be thrown to a space on the board, or used on the player for ten [[coin]]s. When the effect is activated, [[Lakitu]] appears and uses his fishing rod to take away a random Capsule from an opponent of the user's choice, and gives the stolen capsule to the player. If the player already has three Capsules, then Lakitu keeps the stolen Capsule, and if none of the other players have any Capsules then he flies away without doing anything. This Capsule's effect is highly similar to that of the [[Plunder Chest]].
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| [[File:Lakitu Orb.jpg|thumb|150px|''[[Mario Party 7]]'']]
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| In ''Mario Party 7'', it returns as the Lakitu Orb, which can only be obtained on the board [[Neon Heights]]. Players can only use it on themselves, summoning Lakitu to steal one of the three [[treasure chest]]s on the board and allowing the player to open it. However, the chest is picked randomly. Shops in Neon Heights sell Lakitu Orbs for fifteen or thirty coins.
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| ==Names in other languages==
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| | Image:Lakitu_Capsule.JPG|<center>Mario Party 5</center> |
| |Jap=ジュゲムカプセル
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| |JapR=Jugemu kapuseru
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| | [[Category: Orbs and Capsules]] |
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| | [[Category: Items]] |
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| | [[Category: Mario Party Items]] |
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