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|image=[[File:Bowser Sphinx curse Magic.png|250px]]<br>[[Mario]] incurring the Bowser Sphinx's wrath | |||
|first_appearance=''[[Mario Party 7]]'' ([[List of games by date#2005|2005]]) | |||
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The '''Bowser Sphinx''' is a sentient monument in ''[[Mario Party 7]]''. Its body is modeled after the [[Sphinx (monument)|Great Sphinx of Giza]], while its head resembles [[Bowser]]'s, wearing a nemes with pink and blue striped lappets and a [[Chain Chomp]] ornament. It has a treasure chest and large collection of [[Coin]]s at its feet. The Bowser Sphinx is located at the center left of [[Pyramid Park]], and features prominently on the icon of the board. | |||
When a character lands on the [[Event Space|Green Space]] in front of it, it awakens and assumes they are attempting to steal its treasure. In retaliation, it curses the player, resulting in one of three random effects occurring, all of which apply to all players: | |||
* All players' coins are added up, then distributed evenly. | |||
* All [[Blue Space]]s become [[Red Space]]s, and vice versa, for two turns. | |||
* All Chain Chomp rides cost half as many coins for two turns. | |||
In Solo Cruise, the Green Space in front of the Bowser Sphinx is replaced by a green arrow similar that of an [[Orb hut]], which does not count as a [[Space (Mario Party series)|space]] and causes players to visit the Bowser Sphinx every time they pass by. At the beginning of the board in this mode, a [[Bandit]] steals a [[Star (Mario Party series)|Star]] from the Bowser Sphinx at the beginning of the board, and the objective of the board is for one of the players to steal it in turn and return it to the Bowser Sphinx. While passing the Bowser Sphinx while holding the Star wins the board, passing it empty-handed will enrage it and cause it to cast one of its curses. | |||
[[Category: | The Bowser Sphinx shares its name with Bowser's alter ego in [[Mystery Land]] in ''[[Mario Party 2]]''. Additionally, its nemes is strikingly similar to [[Tutankoopa]]'s. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:19, October 19, 2024
| Bowser Sphinx | |
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 Mario incurring the Bowser Sphinx's wrath | |
| First appearance | Mario Party 7 (2005) |
The Bowser Sphinx is a sentient monument in Mario Party 7. Its body is modeled after the Great Sphinx of Giza, while its head resembles Bowser's, wearing a nemes with pink and blue striped lappets and a Chain Chomp ornament. It has a treasure chest and large collection of Coins at its feet. The Bowser Sphinx is located at the center left of Pyramid Park, and features prominently on the icon of the board.
When a character lands on the Green Space in front of it, it awakens and assumes they are attempting to steal its treasure. In retaliation, it curses the player, resulting in one of three random effects occurring, all of which apply to all players:
- All players' coins are added up, then distributed evenly.
- All Blue Spaces become Red Spaces, and vice versa, for two turns.
- All Chain Chomp rides cost half as many coins for two turns.
In Solo Cruise, the Green Space in front of the Bowser Sphinx is replaced by a green arrow similar that of an Orb hut, which does not count as a space and causes players to visit the Bowser Sphinx every time they pass by. At the beginning of the board in this mode, a Bandit steals a Star from the Bowser Sphinx at the beginning of the board, and the objective of the board is for one of the players to steal it in turn and return it to the Bowser Sphinx. While passing the Bowser Sphinx while holding the Star wins the board, passing it empty-handed will enrage it and cause it to cast one of its curses.
The Bowser Sphinx shares its name with Bowser's alter ego in Mystery Land in Mario Party 2. Additionally, its nemes is strikingly similar to Tutankoopa's.
