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{{Board-infobox
{{board infobox
|image=[[Image:BowserGnarlyParty.png|300px]]
|image=[[File:BowserGnarlyParty.png|300px]]
|appeared=''[[Mario Party 4]]''
|appears_in=''[[Mario Party 4]]''
|difficulty=3/3
|difficulty=★★★
|availability=Unlockable (through Story Mode)
|availability=Unlocked by winning on the board in Story Mode
|song=[[File:Mario Party 4 Soundtrack Map 6 - Bowsers Gnarly Party.ogg]]
|description=''"A hard map plotted by Bowser."''
|sample=[[File:Mario Party 4 Soundtrack Map 6 - Bowsers Gnarly Party.oga]]
}}
}}
{{quote|I built this board to celebrate Master [[Bowser]]'s greatness! You'll love it, or I'll tell on you! Master Bowser is the best! If you don't see him now, you'll certainly see him later! Bwaha!|Koopa Kid|Mario Party 4}}
{{quote|Welcome to Bowser's Gnarly Party! I'm a Koopa Kid. It's my board. I do what I want! I built this board to celebrate Master [[Bowser]]'s greatness! You'll love it, or I'll tell on you! Master Bowser is the best! If you don't see him now, you'll certainly see him later! Bwaha!|Koopa Kid|Mario Party 4}}


'''Bowser's Gnarly Party''' is a board located above a sea of lava in ''[[Mario Party 4]]''. It is hosted by [[Koopa Kid]]. He built it in honor of [[Bowser]]'s greatness and wanted the players to have fun on it – whether they wanted to or not. Here, Koopa Kids were everywhere, and were put in charge of the games and shops. In the very center of the board, a giant scorched [[Bowser Shell]] can be seen, surrounded by a building that resembles the [[wikipedia:Colosseum|Colosseum]].  
'''Bowser's Gnarly Party''' is a board located above a sea of lava in ''[[Mario Party 4]]''. It is hosted by [[Koopa Kid]]. He built it in honor of [[Bowser]]'s greatness and wanted the players to have fun on it – whether they wanted to or not. Here, Koopa Kids are everywhere, and are in charge of the games and shops. In the very center of the board, a giant scorched [[Bowser Shell]] can be seen, surrounded by a building that resembles the [[wikipedia:Colosseum|Colosseum]].


[[File:IconBowser'sGnarlyParty MP4.png|frame|left|Artwork from the board selection screen]]
The main attractions of this board are the two stone bridges and Bowser. Every time a stone bridge is crossed, pieces of it will crumble off. When it is crossed three times, it collapses and a new one appears leading in the other direction.  
The main attractions of this board are the two stone bridges and Bowser. Every time a stone bridge is crossed, pieces of it will crumble off. When it is crossed three times, it collapses and a new one appears leading in the other direction.  


Bowser is always on his platform somewhere on the board, waiting for a character to pass him (and changes his position every time a player trades 20 coins for a [[Star]] from Koopa Kid). He does different things to players depending on what size they are. When a player reaches him at normal size, he will take away half of their [[coin]]s (but gives fifty coins to players that have none). If a player reaches him while miniaturized, he will use his fire breath to send them to a different starting point in the middle of the board. If a player gets to him in their mega form, he will challenge them to either [[Bowser Wrestling]] or [[Panels of Doom]] (though the Bowser mega minigame is not the final battle minigame [[The Final Battle!]] if this is done on Story Mode). If the player loses, half of their coins are taken away and he still remains on the board. Victory results in Bowser leaving the board until the player or any other player trades 20 coins for the next star from Koopa Kid; where he will reappear and change his position. If a player reaches him while wearing the [[Bowser Suit]], he will give the player 50 coins.
Bowser is always on his platform somewhere on the board, waiting for a character to pass him; he changes his position every time a player buys a [[Star]] from Koopa Kid. He does different things to players depending on what size they are. When a player reaches him at normal size, he takes away half of their [[coin]]s, or gives them fifty coins if they have none. If a player reaches him while miniaturized, he uses his fire breath to send them to a different starting point in the middle of the board that starts with 2 Bowser Spaces and one Fortune Space. If a player gets to him in their mega form, he challenges them to either [[Bowser Wrestling]] or [[Panels of Doom]]. If the player loses, half of their coins are taken away and Bowser still remains on the board. Victory results in Bowser leaving the board until the next Star is bought; he will then reappear and change his position. If a player reaches him while wearing the [[Bowser Suit]] or with no coins, he gives them 50 coins.


Every few turns, Bowser uses his magic to make everyone miniaturized for that turn. This also disables the players' ability to use items, similarly to a [[Mini-Mega Hammer]].
Every few turns, Bowser uses his magic to shrink everyone for that turn, also disabling the players' ability to use items, similarly to a [[MiniMega Hammer]].


Landing on an [[Event Space|Happening Space]], all of which are located behind the [[Gate (Mario Party 4)|Gates]], will cause the Bowser head statue in front of the spaces to breathe fire, destroying one of the player's items.
Landing on any of the [[Event Space|Happening Spaces]] located behind the [[tiny pipe]]s will cause the Bowser head statue in front of the spaces to breathe fire, destroying one of the player's items.


The [[Item]] [[Minigame]] of the board, [[Koopa Kid Shuffle]] (called Mini-Bowser Shuffle in PAL regions), involves a Koopa Kid with three boxes. He puts an item in each of them then shuffles them around. After that, the player chooses one of them. However, the player doesn't get the item in the one he or she chooses, instead, that box instead becomes locked. After eliminating 2 boxes, Koopa Kid gives the item in the remaining box to the player. The Coin Minigame, [[Brake Bullet Bill]], involves a [[Bullet Bill]]. In it, a Koopa Kid shoots the Bullet Bill at the player, and the player must mash {{button|gcn|A}} to slow it down with his or her hands. The faster the player mashes {{button|gcn|A}}, the shorter the speeding bullet will fly, and the player will be awarded more coins as well.
The [[Item]] [[Minigame]] of the board is [[Koopa Kid Shuffle]] (''Mini-Bowser Shuffle'' in the British English localization). A Koopa Kid puts an item in each of three boxes and then shuffles them around. After that, the player chooses one of them. However, the player does not get the item in the one they choose; instead, that box becomes locked. After eliminating two boxes, Koopa Kid gives the item in the remaining box to the player. The [[Coin]] Minigame, [[Brake Bullet Bill]], involves a Koopa Kid shooting a [[Bullet Bill]] at the player, and the player must mash {{button|gcn|A}} to slow it down with their hands. The faster the player mashes {{button|gcn|A}}, the shorter the speeding bullet will fly, and the more coins the player will be awarded as well.


In Story Mode, if the player beats their opponents on this board, it will be unlocked to play in Party Mode. It is not necessary to defeat Bowser in his mini-game, [[The Final Battle!]], and complete Story Mode for this unlockable.
In Story Mode, if the player beats their opponents on this board, this board will be unlocked for play in Party Mode. Bowser then challenges them to [[The Final Battle! (minigame)|The Final Battle!]]; once beaten, the player completes Story Mode.


==Spaces==
==Spaces==
[[File:Bowser's Gnarly Party - Waluigi Loses Half His Coins.png|thumb|A special fire-shaped space in Bowser's Gnarly Party where normal-sized players lose half their coins if they pass this space.]]
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|4 (0 during the last five turns if the Red Spaces turn into either Bowser Spaces or Fortune Spaces)
|4 (0 during the last five turns if the Red Spaces turn into either Bowser Spaces or Fortune Spaces)
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|-
![[File:Happening_Space4.PNG|50px]]<br>[[Event Space|Happening Space]]s
![[File:Event Space MP4.png|50px]]<br>[[Event Space|Happening Space]]s
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![[File:SpaceWarp.png|50px]]<br>[[Warp Space]]s
![[File:SpaceWarp.png|50px]]<br>[[Warp Space (Mario Party 4)|Warp Space]]s
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|4
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![[File:Bowser_Square.PNG|50px]]<br>[[Bowser Space]]s
![[File:Bowser Space MP4.png|50px]]<br>[[Bowser Space]]s
|4 (8 during the last five turns if the Red Spaces turn into Bowser Spaces)
|4 (8 during the last five turns if the Red Spaces turn into Bowser Spaces)
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==Gallery==
<gallery>
Bowser's Gnarly Party Party Mode logo.png
Bowser's Gnarly Party Intro MP4.png
MP4 Bowser's Gnarly Party logo.png
Bowser's Gnarly Party Start Space.png
MP4 Bowser's Gnarly Party Start.png
Bowser's Gnarly Party Results logo.png
Bowser's Gnarly Party Results BG.png
</gallery>


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{Foreignname
{{foreign names
|Jap=クッパパーティ
|Jap=クッパパーティ
|JapR=Kuppa Pāti
|JapR=Kuppa Pāti
|JapM=Bowser Party
|JapM=Bowser Party
|Fra=Bowser Méga Teuf
|Fre=Bowser Méga Teuf
|FraM=Bowser's Mega Party (''teuf'' is a slang word for ''party'')
|FreM=Bowser's Mega Party (''teuf'' is a slang word for ''party'')
|Ger=Bowsers Krawall-Kirmes
|Ger=Bowsers Krawall-Kirmes
|GerM=Bowser's Riot Fair
|GerM=Bowser's Riot Fair
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}}


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==Trivia==
*If someone lands on a [[Bowser Space]] while Bowser can be seen standing nearby, he will jump out of view before landing on top of them. Once the event is done, Bowser will jump back to his position.
 
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Latest revision as of 20:29, November 1, 2024

Bowser's Gnarly Party
BowserGnarlyParty.png
Appears in Mario Party 4
Difficulty ★★★
Availability Unlocked by winning on the board in Story Mode
Description "A hard map plotted by Bowser."
Music sample
“Welcome to Bowser's Gnarly Party! I'm a Koopa Kid. It's my board. I do what I want! I built this board to celebrate Master Bowser's greatness! You'll love it, or I'll tell on you! Master Bowser is the best! If you don't see him now, you'll certainly see him later! Bwaha!”
Koopa Kid, Mario Party 4

Bowser's Gnarly Party is a board located above a sea of lava in Mario Party 4. It is hosted by Koopa Kid. He built it in honor of Bowser's greatness and wanted the players to have fun on it – whether they wanted to or not. Here, Koopa Kids are everywhere, and are in charge of the games and shops. In the very center of the board, a giant scorched Bowser Shell can be seen, surrounded by a building that resembles the Colosseum.

Icon of Bowser's Gnarly Party from Mario Party 4
Artwork from the board selection screen

The main attractions of this board are the two stone bridges and Bowser. Every time a stone bridge is crossed, pieces of it will crumble off. When it is crossed three times, it collapses and a new one appears leading in the other direction.

Bowser is always on his platform somewhere on the board, waiting for a character to pass him; he changes his position every time a player buys a Star from Koopa Kid. He does different things to players depending on what size they are. When a player reaches him at normal size, he takes away half of their coins, or gives them fifty coins if they have none. If a player reaches him while miniaturized, he uses his fire breath to send them to a different starting point in the middle of the board that starts with 2 Bowser Spaces and one Fortune Space. If a player gets to him in their mega form, he challenges them to either Bowser Wrestling or Panels of Doom. If the player loses, half of their coins are taken away and Bowser still remains on the board. Victory results in Bowser leaving the board until the next Star is bought; he will then reappear and change his position. If a player reaches him while wearing the Bowser Suit or with no coins, he gives them 50 coins.

Every few turns, Bowser uses his magic to shrink everyone for that turn, also disabling the players' ability to use items, similarly to a MiniMega Hammer.

Landing on any of the Happening Spaces located behind the tiny pipes will cause the Bowser head statue in front of the spaces to breathe fire, destroying one of the player's items.

The Item Minigame of the board is Koopa Kid Shuffle (Mini-Bowser Shuffle in the British English localization). A Koopa Kid puts an item in each of three boxes and then shuffles them around. After that, the player chooses one of them. However, the player does not get the item in the one they choose; instead, that box becomes locked. After eliminating two boxes, Koopa Kid gives the item in the remaining box to the player. The Coin Minigame, Brake Bullet Bill, involves a Koopa Kid shooting a Bullet Bill at the player, and the player must mash A Button to slow it down with their hands. The faster the player mashes A Button, the shorter the speeding bullet will fly, and the more coins the player will be awarded as well.

In Story Mode, if the player beats their opponents on this board, this board will be unlocked for play in Party Mode. Bowser then challenges them to The Final Battle!; once beaten, the player completes Story Mode.

Spaces[edit]

Waluigi in a special event in Bowser's Gnarly Party where Bowser takes half of his coins.
A special fire-shaped space in Bowser's Gnarly Party where normal-sized players lose half their coins if they pass this space.
Type of Space Number of Spaces
Blue Space from Mario Party 4 and Mario Party 5
Blue Spaces
56
Red Space from Mario Party 4 and Mario Party 5
Red Spaces
4 (0 during the last five turns if the Red Spaces turn into either Bowser Spaces or Fortune Spaces)
A ? Space from Mario Party 4
Happening Spaces
6
Mushroom Space from Mario Party 4
Mushroom Spaces
16
Warp Space from Mario Party 4
Warp Spaces
2
Battle Space from Mario Party 4
Battle Spaces
4
Bowser Space
Bowser Spaces
4 (8 during the last five turns if the Red Spaces turn into Bowser Spaces)
Fortune Space from Mario Party 4
Fortune Spaces
2 (6 during the last five turns if the Red Spaces turn into Fortune Spaces)
Total of Spaces 94

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese クッパパーティ[?]
Kuppa Pāti
Bowser Party
French Bowser Méga Teuf[?] Bowser's Mega Party (teuf is a slang word for party)
German Bowsers Krawall-Kirmes[?] Bowser's Riot Fair
Italian L'Arena di Bowser[?] Bowser's Arena
Spanish El cráter de Bowser[?] Bowser's crater

Trivia[edit]

  • If someone lands on a Bowser Space while Bowser can be seen standing nearby, he will jump out of view before landing on top of them. Once the event is done, Bowser will jump back to his position.