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[[File:MP2 Western Land Logo.png|left|thumb|Western Land logo]] | [[File:MP2 Western Land Logo.png|left|thumb|Western Land logo]] | ||
'''Western Land''' is one of the playable locations in Mario Land in ''[[Mario Party 2]]''. While in Western Land, players are dressed as deputies, and Toad, the host, wears a cowboy hat and plays the guitar. The main attraction is a train named [[Steamer]], who travels around the board and stops at one of the three train stations. If a player wants to ride Steamer, they have to pay the toll of five [[coin]]s. Once on, the player hits a block that decides which direction Steamer goes. If it shows [[Toad]]'s head, the train moves forward and stops at the nearest station. If it shows a [[Goomba]], the train moves backward and stops at the nearest station. The [[Event Space|Happening Space]] also makes Steamer move forward to the next station. While Steamer is moving in either way, players that are in the way are knocked back to Start. There is also a Wiggler that owns a milk shop. It asks players that come by if they want to start a hootenanny for twenty coins. If the player accepts, the fee is paid, and all of the other players come to the milk shop area. The [[minigame#Item_minigames|Item minigame]] is [[Give Me a Brake!]], and the [[minigame#Duel_minigames|Duel minigame]] is [[Quick Draw Corks]]. | '''Western Land''' is one of the playable locations in Mario Land in ''[[Mario Party 2]]''. While in Western Land, players are dressed as deputies, and Toad, the host, wears a cowboy hat and plays the guitar. | ||
==Prelude== | |||
A Koopa riding [[Steamer]]. | |||
==Layout== | |||
The main attraction is a train named [[Steamer]], who travels around the board and stops at one of the three train stations. If a player wants to ride Steamer, they have to pay the toll of five [[coin]]s. Once on, the player hits a block that decides which direction Steamer goes. If it shows [[Toad]]'s head, the train moves forward and stops at the nearest station. If it shows a [[Goomba]], the train moves backward and stops at the nearest station. The [[Event Space|Happening Space]] also makes Steamer move forward to the next station. While Steamer is moving in either way, players that are in the way are knocked back to Start. There is also a Wiggler that owns a milk shop. It asks players that come by if they want to start a hootenanny for twenty coins. If the player accepts, the fee is paid, and all of the other players come to the milk shop area. The [[minigame#Item_minigames|Item minigame]] is [[Give Me a Brake!]], and the [[minigame#Duel_minigames|Duel minigame]] is [[Quick Draw Corks]]. | |||
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 board villain, [[Bowser|Bowser the Brash]], is robbing the [[Koopa Bank]]. A cutscene then shows Bowser the Brash telling the Koopa Banker to get him more coins from the bank, despite the bank having no more to give to him. Then, the superstar comes to confront Bowser. The Koopa hides in his shell as the two engage in a pop-gun quick draw. Bowser misses, shooting just above the superstar's head, and gets hit in the stomach by the superstar's cork. He faints, leaving the superstar 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 board villain, [[Bowser|Bowser the Brash]], is robbing the [[Koopa Bank]]. A cutscene then shows Bowser the Brash telling the Koopa Banker to get him more coins from the bank, despite the bank having no more to give to him. Then, the superstar comes to confront Bowser. The Koopa hides in his shell as the two engage in a pop-gun quick draw. Bowser misses, shooting just above the superstar's head, and gets hit in the stomach by the superstar's cork. He faints, leaving the superstar to be congratulated by the other players, [[Toad]], Koopa, and the [[Star (Mario Party series)|Star]]. | ||
Western Land returns in ''[[Super Mario Party Jamboree]]'' as an unlockable board. It is unlocked after reaching Silver Player Rank. [[Bank Space]]s and costumes were removed, various routes were reworked by either being moved around or redirected in the opposite direction, and the hootenanny is now activated by [[Event Space]]s near its location. The player is also given the option to call only one random player to the hootenanny for only ten coins | Western Land returns in ''[[Super Mario Party Jamboree]]'' as an unlockable board. It is unlocked after reaching Silver Player Rank. [[Bank Space]]s and costumes were removed, various routes were reworked by either being moved around or redirected in the opposite direction, and the hootenanny is now activated by [[Event Space]]s near its location. The player is also given the option to call only one random player to the hootenanny for only ten coins. There is also a new ticket station next to Wiggler's milk saloon that sells a new board-exclusive item called the [[Steamer Ticket]], which can be used to call Steamer over to a station that is empty. The ticket's price varies depending on how many players have already bought it. Steamer himself now costs less to ride, only costing three coins, however there is now an option to ride him across two stations for six coins. The board is referenced in [[Rainbow Galleria]] on a sign on the second floor. | ||
== Spaces == | == Spaces == | ||
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![[File:SMPJ Star Steal Trap.png|50px]]<br>[[Star Steal Trap]] (2-piece set) | ![[File:SMPJ Star Steal Trap.png|50px]]<br>[[Star Steal Trap]] (2-piece set) | ||
|10 coins | |10 coins | ||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
| | |Jap=ウエスタンランド | ||
| | |JapR=Uesutan Rando | ||
| | |JapM=Western Land | ||
|ChiS=西部乐园 | |ChiS=西部乐园 | ||
|ChiSR=Xībù Lèyuán | |ChiSR=Xībù Lèyuán | ||
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}} | }} | ||
== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The Japanese version of ''Mario Party 2'' depicts the superstar and Bowser in a quick draw with revolvers. In Western releases, it was changed to a quick draw with pop-guns. As a result of the change, it also makes it more obvious as to who won the gun duel (as originally, the bullets could not be seen, resulting in tense moments before it was revealed Bowser the Brash ended up shot). | *The Japanese version of ''Mario Party 2'' depicts the superstar and Bowser in a quick draw with revolvers. In Western releases, it was changed to a quick draw with pop-guns. As a result of the change, it also makes it more obvious as to who won the gun duel (as originally, the bullets could not be seen, resulting in tense moments before it was revealed Bowser the Brash ended up shot). | ||
*With a total of 114 spaces, the original version of Western Land is the largest board in the ''[[Mario Party (series)|Mario Party]]'' series that follows traditional gameplay. | *With a total of 114 spaces, the original version of Western Land is the largest board in the ''[[Mario Party (series)|Mario Party]]'' series that follows traditional gameplay. | ||
