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|title=Bowser Hideout | |||
The '''Bowser Hideout''' is a location in ''[[Mario Party Advance]]''. It is situated in the [[ | |image=[[File:MPA Bowser Hideout.png|256px]]<br>The Bowser Hideout in ''Mario Party Advance' | ||
|first_appearance=''[[Mario Party Advance]]'' ([[List of games#2005|2005]]) | |||
|greater_location=[[Jungle area]], [[Shroom City (Mario Party Advance)|Shroom City]] | |||
|owner=[[Bowser]] | |||
|inhabitants=[[Bowser]], [[Koopa Kid]] | |||
}}[[File:BowserGrey MPA.png|frame|left]] | |||
The '''Bowser Hideout''' is a location in ''[[Mario Party Advance]]''. It is situated in the [[jungle area]] of [[Shroom City (Mario Party Advance)|Shroom City]], but it can only be accessed through [[Bowser]]'s [[Pipe House (Mario Party Advance)|Pipe House]]. It serves as a hidden base of sorts with Bowser, and it is decorated accordingly. It has gray, cracked walls around its interior accented by a purple trim and a large purple door. Bowser's throne is also largely purple, with blue accents and a red cushion. At the center of the hideout is a green table with a deck of cards on it. One of Bowser's quests, [[Boss Bowser]], starts here once Bowser challenges the player to a card game. The card game is played on the aforementioned table and involves the player guessing if the next card is either higher or lower than the one currently drawn. If beaten, Bowser then challenges the player to the Bowser minigame [[Koopa Kappa]], and succeeding at the minigame awards the player with two [[Gaddget]]s: [[Faux Flame]] and [[Hourglass (Gaddget)|Hourglass]]. | |||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{ | {{foreign names | ||
| | |Jap=クッパアジト<ref>かげらいまどかK. [https://youtu.be/ignwcp3OLuE 一人用マリオパーティアドバンス字幕プレイpart9-1] (Japanese). YouTube (2018-01-21). Retrieved on 2023-11-16.</ref> | ||
| | |JapR=Kuppa Ajito | ||
|JapM=Bowser Hideout | |||
|Fre=Cachette Bowser | |||
|FreM=Bowser Hideout | |||
|Ita=Covo Bowser | |Ita=Covo Bowser | ||
|ItaM=Bowser Hideout | |ItaM=Bowser Hideout | ||
}} | }} | ||
== References == | |||
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{{MPA}} | {{MPA}} | ||
[[Category:Buildings]] | [[Category:Buildings]] | ||
[[Category:Mario Party Advance]] | [[Category:Mario Party Advance locations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:55, January 8, 2024
| Bowser Hideout | |
|---|---|
 The Bowser Hideout in Mario Party Advance' | |
| First appearance | Mario Party Advance (2005) |
| Greater location | Jungle area, Shroom City |
| Owner | Bowser |
| Inhabitants | Bowser, Koopa Kid |
The Bowser Hideout is a location in Mario Party Advance. It is situated in the jungle area of Shroom City, but it can only be accessed through Bowser's Pipe House. It serves as a hidden base of sorts with Bowser, and it is decorated accordingly. It has gray, cracked walls around its interior accented by a purple trim and a large purple door. Bowser's throne is also largely purple, with blue accents and a red cushion. At the center of the hideout is a green table with a deck of cards on it. One of Bowser's quests, Boss Bowser, starts here once Bowser challenges the player to a card game. The card game is played on the aforementioned table and involves the player guessing if the next card is either higher or lower than the one currently drawn. If beaten, Bowser then challenges the player to the Bowser minigame Koopa Kappa, and succeeding at the minigame awards the player with two Gaddgets: Faux Flame and Hourglass.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | クッパアジト[1] Kuppa Ajito |
Bowser Hideout | |
| French | Cachette Bowser[?] | Bowser Hideout | |
| Italian | Covo Bowser[?] | Bowser Hideout |
References[edit]
- ^ かげらいまどかK. 一人用マリオパーティアドバンス字幕プレイpart9-1 (Japanese). YouTube (2018-01-21). Retrieved on 2023-11-16.
