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[[Image:gateguy.JPG|right|thumb|The map of '''Gate Guy'''.]]
{{distinguish|Grate Guy}}
{{board infobox
|image=[[File:MP3 Gate Guy Board.png|300px]]
|appears_in=''[[Mario Party 3]]''
|availability=Default
|description=A map with shortcuts.
|sample=
}}
{{quote|For 5 coins, I'll let you pass through here!|Gate Guy|Mario Party 3}}
[[File:MP3 Gate Guy Artwork.jpg|left|thumb|Gate Guy]]
'''Gate Guy''' is one of the Duel Boards in ''[[Mario Party 3]]''. The gimmick here is the two gates (called Gate Guys) that are on the northern and southern parts of the board. They always stop players to ask if they want to go through the path they block for 5 [[coin]]s. Paying the fee lets them cross the center of the board as a shortcut to the opponent or to the start spaces.


'''Gate Guy''' was one of the Duel Boards in ''[[Mario Party 3]]''. The gimmick here was the two Gates (called Gate Guys) that were on the northern and southern parts of the board. They always stopped players to ask if they wanted to go through the path they blocked for 5 coins. Paying the fee let them cross the center of the board as a shortcut to the opponents or to the start spaces.
In Story Mode, the player has to duel [[Wario]] (or [[Luigi]] if the player is Wario) on this board for the Wit [[Star Stamp]].
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In Story Mode, the player had to duel [[Wario]] (or [[Luigi]]) on this board for the Wit [[Star Stamp]].
==Spaces==
The following table shows how many spaces there are on the board, and how many there are of a certain type.
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Type of Space
!Number of Spaces
|-
![[File:MP3_BasicSpace.png|97px]]<br>[[Basic Space]]s
|15
|-
![[File:MP3 Power Up Space.png|97px]]<br>[[Power Up Space]]s
|1
|-
![[File:MP3_ReverseSpace.png|97px]]<br>[[Back Space (random)|Back Space]]s
|4
|-
![[File:MiniGameSpaceMP3_Duel.png|97px]]<br>[[Minigame Space]]s
|2
|-
![[File:HappeningSpace3D.png|97px]]<br>[[Event Space|Happening Space]]s
|3
|-
![[File:GameGuySpaceDuel.png|97px]]<br>[[Game Guy Space]]s
|2
|-
!Total of Spaces
|27
|}


{{Mario Party 3 Boards}}
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=ゲートくん
|JapR=Gēto-kun
|JapM=Gate-kun
|Ger=Gatter-Guy
|GerR=German
|GerM=Gate Guy
|Fre=Déviations
|FreM=Diversions
|Spa=Gate Guy
}}


[[Category: Places]]
==Trivia==
*Both of the Gate Guys appear to be right hand gloves. However, their speech bubble icons depict both of them as being left hand gloves.
 
{{Mario Party boards}}
{{MP3}}
[[Category:Mario Party 3 boards]]

Latest revision as of 21:13, August 28, 2024

Not to be confused with Grate Guy.
Gate Guy
Gate Guy
Appears in Mario Party 3
Availability Default
Description A map with shortcuts.
“For 5 coins, I'll let you pass through here!”
Gate Guy, Mario Party 3
Gate Guy
Gate Guy

Gate Guy is one of the Duel Boards in Mario Party 3. The gimmick here is the two gates (called Gate Guys) that are on the northern and southern parts of the board. They always stop players to ask if they want to go through the path they block for 5 coins. Paying the fee lets them cross the center of the board as a shortcut to the opponent or to the start spaces.

In Story Mode, the player has to duel Wario (or Luigi if the player is Wario) on this board for the Wit Star Stamp.

Spaces[edit]

The following table shows how many spaces there are on the board, and how many there are of a certain type.

Type of Space Number of Spaces
Basic Space
Basic Spaces
15
Power Up Space
Power Up Spaces
1
Reverse Space
Back Spaces
4
Minigame Space
Minigame Spaces
2
Happening Space
Happening Spaces
3
Game Guy Space
Game Guy Spaces
2
Total of Spaces 27

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ゲートくん[?]
Gēto-kun
Gate-kun
French Déviations[?] Diversions
German Gatter-Guy[?]
German
Gate Guy
Spanish Gate Guy[?] -

Trivia[edit]

  • Both of the Gate Guys appear to be right hand gloves. However, their speech bubble icons depict both of them as being left hand gloves.