Editing Village Square

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'''Village Square''' (formerly named '''Mushroom Village''') is a small river bank village found in ''[[Mario Party]]'' and ''[[Mario Party Superstars]]''. The businesses and residences are run by [[Toad (species)|Toads]] while [[Toad]] navigates the characters around the village.

==Areas==
===''Mario Party''===
[[File:MP1 Mushroom Village Bowser Footprints.png|thumb|200px|left|The village with Bowser's footprints heading towards the Warp Pipe]]
====Warp Pipe====
This [[Warp Pipe]] is located at the center of Village Square and can be used to access the story mode (Mario Party in ''Mario Party Superstars''). Once entered, Toad (a [[Koopa Troopa]] in ''Mario Party Superstars'') seems to be falling down an endless hole until the player confirms all of their options.

====Mushroom Bank====
{{main|Mushroom Bank}}
The Mushroom Bank is a storage for all the [[Star (Mario Party series)|Star]]s the player has collected as well as the player's [[coin]]s. The player can also choose any items bought from the Mushroom Shop to use in Adventure. [[Bowser]] robs this bank after the player has collected 100 Stars.

====Mushroom Shop====
{{main|Mushroom Shop}}
The Mushroom Shop is a small business operated by the [[Mushroom Shop clerk]] that the player can buy items from. Once all items are bought, the player will be unable to buy anything else. The many items the player can buy includes the [[Plus Block]], the [[Minus Block]], the [[Speed Block]], the [[Slow Block]], the [[Warp Block]], the [[Mecha Fly Guy]], the [[Coin Box (Mario Party series)|Coin Box]], the [[Casino Box]], and the [[Lucky Box]]. In ''Mario Party Superstars'', it is renamed Toad's Shop and is run by a Yellow Toad. Players can purchase music, stickers, Mario Party Card designs, and encyclopedia articles.

====Option House====
{{main|Option House}}
The Option House contains many functions. The player can choose between stereo and mono sound settings, erase their data, and listen to various music in the game. The [[Talking Parrot]] can also be chosen to mimic voices of random characters. The background music is an arrangement of the [[Underground Theme]] from ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]''

====Mini-Game House====
{{main|Mini-Game House}}
The  Mini-Game House is a small residence where the player can play any [[minigame]]s the player has bought. The player can also play a minigame for 10 coins a piece. The Pot O' Skills can also be used to access the [[Mini-Game Stadium]].

====Mini-Game Island====
{{main|Mini-Game Island}}
The Mini-Game Island can be reached by riding the raft on the river. A total of 50 minigames are played here to test the player's skill.

===''Mario Party Superstars''===

====Friend House====
{{main|Friend House}}
The Friend House, replacing the Mushroom Bank in ''Mario Party'', serves as the menu for online play and is operated by [[Toadette]]. Players can create or join online rooms when in Online Play mode.

====Data House====
{{main|Data House}}
The Data House, replacing the Mini-Game House in ''Mario Party'', is a small hut similar to the Mini-Game House and is operated by [[Kamek]]. Players can listen to music, see their achievements and records, read encyclopedia articles and customize their Mario Party Card.

====Mt. Minigames====
{{main|Mt. Minigames}}
Mt. Minigames, replacing Mini-Game Island in ''Mario Party'', is the main minigame location reached via boat operated by a green Toad instead of a raft. As the name suggests, it allows players to play the game's 100 minigames.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Welcome to Mushroom Village! MP1.png
Choose the place with cursor.png
Mushroom Village's Warp Pipe.png
Depart or Hear Selection.png
</gallery>

==Media==
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==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jpn=キノコむら
|JpnN=''Mario Party''
|JpnR=Kinoko Mura
|JpnM=Mushroom Village
|Dut=Dorpsplein
|DutM=Village square
|Fre=Village Champignon
|FreN=''Mario Party''
|Fre2=Place du village
|Fre2N=''Mario Party Superstars''
|FreM=Mushroom Village
|Fre2M=Village square
|Ger=Toad City
|GerN=''Mario Party''
|Ger2=Dorfplatz
|Ger2N=''Mario Party Superstars''
|Ger2M=Village square
|Ita=Mushroom Village<ref>{{cite|title=''[[Mario Party]]'' manual|page=123|publisher=Nintendo of Europe|language=it|date=1999}}</ref>
|ItaN=''Mario Party''
|Ita2=Piazza del villaggio
|Ita2N=''Mario Party Superstars''
|Ita2M=Village square
|Por=Pracinha
|PorM=Square
|Rus=площадь
|RusR=Ploshchad'
|RusM=Square
|Spa=Plaza del pueblo
|SpaM=Village square
}}
==References==
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{{MP}}
{{MPS}}
[[Category:Villages]]
[[Category:Hubs]]
[[Category:Mario Party]]