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“You're no sucker! Smart players don't rely on luck. They change their fate with Candy! Eat Candy before you hit your Dice Block to trigger one of many effects!”

—MC Ballyhoo, Mario Party 8

Candies are special items found in Mario Party 8. As Candies replace the Orbs of Mario Party 6 and Mario Party 7, players can collect and eat the Candies found throughout the boards to either help themselves or hinder the progress of their opponents. Upon eating a Candy, the player is granted a specific ability for their current turn. Their physical appearance may also change. A single player can hold up to three Candies, while a two-player team can hold up to five. If a player has too much Candy, they have to discard one of their Candies to make room for the new one.

While free Candies can be earned by passing over Candy Areas, there is no way to determine which Candy a player will receive upon crossing one. However, players can also visit Candy Shops, where they can purchase a Candy of their choice in exchange for coins. Unlike the Orbs and capsules of the three previous installments, Candies cannot be thrown onto Blue Spaces and Red Spaces to create Character Spaces or roadblocks; as such, they instead function like the items from Mario Party, Mario Party 2, Mario Party 3, and Mario Party 4.

Additionally, the grand prize awarded to the winner of Star Battle Arena is a year's supply of Candy.

Types of Candy[edit]

Red Candies[edit]

Red Candies affect the Dice Block.

Twice Candy[edit]

Main article: Twice Candy

Twice Candy allows the player to use two Dice Blocks instead of one when eaten. If both dice roll the same number, the player gets 10 coins. Rolling two 7s gives the player 30 coins. This Candy costs five coins to buy in the shop.

Thrice Candy[edit]

Main article: Thrice Candy

Thrice Candy allows the player to use three Dice Blocks instead of one when eaten. If all the dice roll the same number, the player gets 30 coins. Rolling three 7s gives the player 100 coins. This Candy costs 15 or 20 coins to buy in the shop.

Slowgo Candy[edit]

Main article: Slowgo Candy

Slowgo Candy allows the player to be able to hit a Dice Block that scrolls through the numbers more slowly, but the numbers allowed to be hit are 1–5 instead of 1–10. The Candy is useful when the player is near a special space, such as a Lucky Space or a DK Space, or, on Shy Guy's Perplex Express, it prevents the player from reaching the end of the train and losing a Star if Bowser is present. The Candy costs 10 or 15 coins in the shop.

Green Candies[edit]

Green Candies affect the player and/or the other players just before the player hits the Dice Block.

Springo Candy[edit]

Main article: Springo Candy

Springo Candy allows the player to move freely to another player's space. The player must first throw a dart at a wheel with the other characters' faces on it. Depending on whom the dart hits, the player will spring (using their spring-like body) to that player's space. In Tag Battle Mode, the player can select one of the players only on their opposed team. After that, the player will hit the Dice Block. The Candy costs 10 or 20 coins if bought at a shop.

Vampire Candy[edit]

Main article: Vampire Candy

Vampire Candy allows the player to turn into a vampire-like version of themselves and steal coins from other players. First, the player must throw a dart at a wheel, with the section it lands on determining how many coins they will steal. Teammates cannot have their coins stolen in Tag Battle Mode. The Candy costs 10 coins if bought at a shop.

Cashzap Candy[edit]

Main article: Cashzap Candy

Cashzap Candy allows the player to attack a player and destroy their coins but not steal them. The player must throw a dart at a wheel with the other characters' faces on it, and, depending on whom the dart hits, the player will attack that other player with lightning, causing them to lose half of their coins. The Candy costs about 15 or 20 coins to buy.

Yellow Candies[edit]

Yellow Candies affect the player and/or the other players while the player moves across the board.

Bowlo Candy[edit]

Main article: Bowlo Candy

Bowlo Candy allows the player to turn into a ball version of themselves (similar to Mario's form in Mario Pinball Land) and steal 10 coins from each player (except their own teammate in Tag Battle Mode) they hit while moving across the board. The Candy costs 5 or 10 coins if bought at a shop.

Bloway Candy[edit]

Main article: Bloway Candy

Bloway Candy allows the player's legs to turn into a mini-tornado and sends any opponent they touch while moving across the board back to the start. It costs 10 coins if bought at a shop.

Bitsize Candy[edit]

Main article: Bitsize Candy

Bitsize Candy allows the player to turn into an 8-bit version of themselves. While moving across the board, the player can hit a block from each space they pass that releases three coins. This is useful for collecting enough coins to buy a Star up ahead, such as in DK's Treetop Temple, in King Boo's Haunted Hideaway, on Shy Guy's Perplex Express, and in Koopa's Tycoon Town. The Candy can be obtained only from Candy Areas.

Weeglee Candy[edit]

Main article: Weeglee Candy

Weeglee Candy allows the player to turn into three tiny versions of themselves and steal a random Candy from each player they pass by while moving across the board. If one passes a character with no Candy, nothing occurs. Like Bitsize Candy, Weeglee Candy cannot be bought from shops and can be obtained only from Candy Areas.

Blue Candies[edit]

Blue Candies are similar to Yellow Candies, but blue ones have a much greater effect on other players.

Thwomp Candy[edit]

Main article: Thwomp Candy

Thwomp Candy allows the player to turn into a stone head, and any players they pass by while moving across the board each lose half of their coins. This Candy costs about 10 coins if bought at a shop.

Duelo Candy[edit]

Main article: Duelo Candy

Duelo Candy allows the player to roll two Dice Blocks and duel the first player they encounter while moving across the board. Whoever wins the Duel minigame gets to throw a dart at a wheel with coins and Stars. Depending on what the dart hits, the loser gives coins or Stars to the winner of the minigame. After dueling, the player ends their turn on that space. The Candy costs 10 or 20 coins if bought at a shop.

Bowser Candy[edit]

Main article: Bowser Candy

Bowser Candy allows the player to transform into Bowser, hit two Dice Blocks, and steal two Stars from each player that they pass. This Candy is found only in Bowser's Warped Orbit. It costs 15 or 20 coins if bought at a shop (10 coins for last-place players).

Bullet Candy[edit]

Main article: Bullet Candy

Bullet Candy allows the player to transform into a Bullet Bill-like version of themselves, hit three Dice Blocks, and steal one Star from each player they pass by. This Candy is found only on Bowser's Warped Orbit. It costs 15 or 20 coins if bought at a shop (10 coins for last-place players).

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language	Name	Meaning
Chinese	糖果^[?] Tángguǒ	Candy
French	Bonbon^[?]	Candy
Italian	Caramella^[?]	Candy
Spanish	Caramelo^[?]	Candy

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-{{Italic title|Candy (''Mario Party 8'')}}
+{{italic title|id=yes}}
 [[File:Candy Area.png|thumb|[[Candy Area]]]]
-{{quote|You're no sucker! Smart players don't rely on luck! They change their fate with Candy! Eat Candy before you hit your [[Dice Block]] to trigger one of many effects!|MC Ballyhoo|Mario Party 8}}
+{{quote|You're no sucker! Smart players don't rely on luck. They change their fate with Candy! Eat Candy before you hit your [[Dice Block]] to trigger one of many effects!|MC Ballyhoo|Mario Party 8}}
+'''Candies''' are special items found in ''[[Mario Party 8]]''. As Candies replace the [[Orb]]s of ''[[Mario Party 6]]'' and ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', players can collect and eat the Candies found throughout the [[board (Mario Party series)|board]]s to either help themselves or hinder the progress of their opponents. Upon eating a Candy, the player is granted a specific ability for their current turn. Their physical appearance may also change. A single player can hold up to three Candies, while a two-player team can hold up to five. If a player has too much Candy, they have to discard one of their Candies to make room for the new one.
-'''Candies''' are special items found in ''[[Mario Party 8]]''. Replacing the [[Orb]]s of ''[[Mario Party 6]]'' and ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', players can collect and eat the Candies found throughout the boards to either help themselves or hinder the progress of their opponents. Upon eating Candy, a player will either change their physical appearance for a short time, or receive an enhanced ability of some nature. A single player can hold up to three candies, while a two-player team can hold up to five. If a player has too much candy, they have to discard one of their candies to make room for the new treat.
+While free Candies can be earned by passing over [[Candy Area]]s, there is no way to determine which Candy a player will receive upon crossing one. However, players can also visit [[Candy Shop]]s, where they can purchase a Candy of their choice in exchange for [[coin]]s. Unlike the Orbs and capsules of the three previous installments, Candies cannot be thrown onto [[Blue Space]]s and [[Red Space]]s to create [[Character Space]]s or roadblocks; as such, they instead function like the items from ''[[Mario Party]]'', ''[[Mario Party 2]]'', ''[[Mario Party 3]]'', and ''[[Mario Party 4]]''.
-While free Candies can be earned by passing over [[Candy Area]]s, there is no way to determine which Candy a player will receive upon crossing one. However, players can also visit [[Candy Shop]]s, where they may purchase a Candy of their choice in exchange for [[coin]]s. Unlike the Orbs and Capsules of the three previous installments, Candies cannot be thrown onto [[Blue Space]]s and [[Red Space]]s to create [[Character Space]]s or roadblocks; as such, they instead function like the items from the [[Mario Party|first]],  [[Mario Party 2|second]], [[Mario Party 3|third]], and [[Mario Party 4|fourth]] installments in the [[Mario Party (series)|''Mario Party'' series]].
+Additionally, the grand prize awarded to the winner of [[Mario Party 8#Star Battle Arena|Star Battle Arena]] is a year's supply of Candy.
-Additionally, the grand prize awarded to the winner of the [[Star Battle Arena]] is a year's supply of Candy.
 ==Types of Candy==
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 ====Twice Candy====
-[[File:Twice Candy.JPG|thumb]]
 {{main|Twice Candy}}
-'''Twice Candy''' allows the player to roll two [[Dice Block]]s instead of one when eaten. The player can move 2-20 spaces. If the player rolls the same numbers, they get 10 coins. Rolling two "7's" gives the player 30 coins. It costs 5 coins to buy in the ''Candy Shop''.
+[[File:TwiceCandyMP8.png|100px|thumb]]
+'''Twice Candy''' allows the player to use two Dice Blocks instead of one when eaten. If both dice roll the same number, the player gets 10 coins. Rolling two 7s gives the player 30 coins. This Candy costs five coins to buy in the shop.
 ====Thrice Candy====
-[[File:Thrice Candy.JPG|left|thumb]]
 {{main|Thrice Candy}}
-'''Thrice Candy''' allows the player to roll three [[Dice Block]]s instead of one when eaten. The player can move 3-30 spaces. If the player roll the same numbers, they get 30 coins; rolling three "7's" gets the player 100 coins. It costs 20 coins (sometimes 15) to buy in the shop.
+[[File:Thrice Candy.png|100px|left|thumb]]
+'''Thrice Candy''' allows the player to use three Dice Blocks instead of one when eaten. If all the dice roll the same number, the player gets 30 coins. Rolling three 7s gives the player 100 coins. This Candy costs 15 or 20 coins to buy in the shop.
 ====Slowgo Candy====
-[[File:SlowgoCand8.JPG|thumb]]
 {{main|Slowgo Candy}}
-'''Slowgo Candy''' allows the player to be able to roll a [[Dice Block]] that scrolls through the numbers more slowly (like the [[Slow Shroom Orb]] from [[Mario Party 7]]). But the numbers allowed to be rolled are 1-5 instead of 1-10 (for a total of 1-5 spaces). The Candy is useful when the player is near a special space, such as a [[Lucky Space]] or a [[DK Space]]. It costs 10 or 15 coins in the shop.
+[[File:Slowgo Candy.png|100px|thumb]]
+'''Slowgo Candy''' allows the player to be able to hit a Dice Block that scrolls through the numbers more slowly, but the numbers allowed to be hit are 1&ndash;5 instead of 1&ndash;10. The Candy is useful when the player is near a special space, such as a [[Lucky Space]] or a [[DK Space]], or, on [[Shy Guy's Perplex Express]], it prevents the player from reaching the end of the train and losing a [[Star (Mario Party series)|Star]] if [[Bowser]] is present. The Candy costs 10 or 15 coins in the shop.
 {{br}}
 ===Green Candies===
-Green Candies affect the player and/or the other players just before the player rolls the [[Dice Block]].
+Green Candies affect the player and/or the other players just before the player hits the Dice Block.
 ====Springo Candy====
-[[File:Springo Candy.JPG|left|thumb]]
 {{main|Springo Candy}}
-'''Springo Candy''' allows the player to move to another player's space without affecting him or her. The player must first throw a dart at a wheel with the other characters' faces on it. Depending on who the dart hits, the player will spring (using his or her spring-like body) to that player's space. In Tag Battle Mode, the player cannot bounce to their teammate's spot; only one of the players on their opposed team. After that, the player will roll the [[Dice Block]]. It costs 10 or 20 coins if bought at a shop.
+[[File:Springo Candy.png|100px|left|thumb]]
+'''Springo Candy''' allows the player to move freely to another player's space. The player must first throw a dart at a wheel with the other characters' faces on it. Depending on whom the dart hits, the player will spring (using their spring-like body) to that player's space. In Tag Battle Mode, the player can select one of the players only on their opposed team. After that, the player will hit the Dice Block. The Candy costs 10 or 20 coins if bought at a shop.
 ====Vampire Candy====
-[[File:Vampire Candy.JPG|thumb]]
 {{main|Vampire Candy}}
-'''Vampire Candy''' allows the player to turn into a vampire-like version of himself or herself and steal coins from other players. First, the player must throw a dart at a wheel with portions of how many coins he or she will steal. Depending on what the dart hits, the player will steal that many coins from all the other players. However, they can't steal coins from their teammate on Tag Battle Mode; only their opposed team opponents (as a team on Tag Battle shares their coin and star total). It costs 10 coins if bought at a shop.
+[[File:Vampire Candy.png|100px|thumb]]
+'''Vampire Candy''' allows the player to turn into a vampire-like version of themselves and steal coins from other players. First, the player must throw a dart at a wheel, with the section it lands on determining how many coins they will steal. Teammates cannot have their coins stolen in Tag Battle Mode. The Candy costs 10 coins if bought at a shop.
 ====Cashzap Candy====
-[[File:Cashzap Candy.JPG|left|thumb]]
 {{main|Cashzap Candy}}
-'''Cashzap Candy''' allows the player to attack a player and destroy their coins, but not steal them. The player must throw a dart at a wheel with the other characters' faces on it, and, depending on who the dart hits, the player will attack that other player with lightning, causing him or her to lose half of his or her coins. It costs about 15 or 20 coins to buy.
+[[File:Cashzap Candy.png|100px|left|thumb]]
+'''Cashzap Candy''' allows the player to attack a player and destroy their coins but not steal them. The player must throw a dart at a wheel with the other characters' faces on it, and, depending on whom the dart hits, the player will attack that other player with lightning, causing them to lose half of their coins. The Candy costs about 15 or 20 coins to buy.
 {{br}}
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 ====Bowlo Candy====
-[[File:Bowlo Candy.JPG|thumb]]
 {{main|Bowlo Candy}}
-'''Bowlo Candy''' allows the player to turn into a ball version of himself or herself (much like Mario's form in ''[[Mario Pinball Land]]''), and is able to steal 10 coins from each player (except their own teammate on Tag Battle; as a team shares their coin and star total) which they hit while moving across the board. It costs 5 or 10 coins if bought at a shop.
+[[File:Bowlo Candy.png|100px|thumb]]
+'''Bowlo Candy''' allows the player to turn into a ball version of themselves (similar to [[Mario]]'s form in ''[[Mario Pinball Land]]'') and steal 10 coins from each player (except their own teammate in Tag Battle Mode) they hit while moving across the board. The Candy costs 5 or 10 coins if bought at a shop.
 ====Bloway Candy====
-[[File:Bloway Candy.JPG|left|thumb]]
 {{main|Bloway Candy}}
+[[File:Bloway Candy.png|100px|left|thumb]]
 '''Bloway Candy''' allows the player's legs to turn into a mini-tornado and sends any opponent they touch while moving across the board back to the start. It costs 10 coins if bought at a shop.
 ====Bitsize Candy====
-[[File:Bitsize Candy.JPG|thumb]]
 {{main|Bitsize Candy}}
-'''Bitsize Candy''' allows the player to turn into an 8-bit version of themselves. While moving across the board, the player can hit a block from each space he or she passes that releases 3 coins. This is useful for collecting coins while traveling to [[Star (Mario Party series)|Star]]s that cost coins, such as in [[DK's Treetop Temple]], [[King Boo's Haunted Hideaway]], [[Shy Guy's Perplex Express]], and [[Koopa's Tycoon Town]]. It can't be bought at a shop; it is only hidden on a [[Candy Space]].
+[[File:Bitsize Candy.png|100px|thumb]]
+'''Bitsize Candy''' allows the player to turn into an 8-bit version of themselves. While moving across the board, the player can hit a block from each space they pass that releases three coins. This is useful for collecting enough coins to buy a [[Star (Mario Party series)|Star]] up ahead, such as in [[DK's Treetop Temple]], in [[King Boo's Haunted Hideaway]], on [[Shy Guy's Perplex Express]], and in [[Koopa's Tycoon Town]]. The Candy can be obtained only from [[Candy Area]]s.
 ====Weeglee Candy====
-[[File:Weeglee Candy.JPG|left|thumb]]
 {{main|Weeglee Candy}}
-'''Weeglee Candy''' allows the player to turn into three tiny versions of himself or herself, and is able to steal a random Candy from each player they pass by (if they have any) while moving across the board.
+[[File:Weeglee Candy.png|100px|left|thumb]]
+'''Weeglee Candy''' allows the player to turn into three tiny versions of themselves and steal a random Candy from each player they pass by while moving across the board. If one passes a character with no Candy, nothing occurs. Like Bitsize Candy, Weeglee Candy cannot be bought from shops and can be obtained only from Candy Areas.
 {{br}}
 ===Blue Candies===
-Blue Candies are similar to Yellow Candies, but blue ones have a larger effect on other players.
+Blue Candies are similar to Yellow Candies, but blue ones have a much greater effect on other players.
 ====Thwomp Candy====
-[[File:Thwomp Candy.jpg|thumb]]
 {{main|Thwomp Candy}}
-'''Thwomp Candy''' allows the player to turn into a stone head, and he or she is able to make any players he or she passes by while moving across the board each lose half of their coins. It costs about 10 coins if bought at a shop.
+[[File:Thwomp Candy.png|100px|thumb]]
+'''Thwomp Candy''' allows the player to turn into a stone head, and any players they pass by while moving across the board each lose half of their coins. This Candy costs about 10 coins if bought at a shop.
 ====Duelo Candy====
-[[File:Duelo Candy.JPG|left|thumb]]
 {{main|Duelo Candy}}
-'''Duelo Candy''' allows the player to duel the first person he or she encounters while moving across the board. Whoever wins the duel minigame gets to throw a dart at a wheel with coins and [[Star]]s. Depending on what the dart hits, the loser gives coins or Stars to the winner of the minigame. However, after dueling, the player loses all their dice rolls and remains on the space the other player is on instead of continuing the [[Dice Block]] move. It costs 10 or 20 coins if bought at a shop. Also, unlike the [[Twice Candy]], no bonus is given even if the player rolls doubles.
+[[File:Duelo Candy.png|100px|left|thumb]]
+'''Duelo Candy''' allows the player to roll two [[Dice Block]]s and duel the first player they encounter while moving across the board. Whoever wins the Duel minigame gets to throw a dart at a wheel with coins and Stars. Depending on what the dart hits, the loser gives coins or Stars to the winner of the minigame. After dueling, the player ends their turn on that space. The Candy costs 10 or 20 coins if bought at a shop.
 ====Bowser Candy====
-[[File:Bowser Candy.JPG|thumb]]
 {{main|Bowser Candy}}
-'''Bowser Candy''' allows the player to transform into [[Bowser]], roll two [[Dice Block]]s (for a total of 2-20 spaces), and steal two [[Star]]s from each player he or she passes by. This Candy is only found in [[Bowser's Warped Orbit]]. It costs 15 or 20 coins if bought at a shop (10 coins for last place players). On Battle Royale, the player can get six stars if they catch all three opponents (six stars; 2 from each opponent).
+[[File:Bowser Candy.png|100px|thumb]]
+'''Bowser Candy''' allows the player to transform into [[Bowser]], hit two [[Dice Block]]s, and steal two Stars from each player that they pass. This Candy is found only in [[Bowser's Warped Orbit]]. It costs 15 or 20 coins if bought at a shop (10 coins for last-place players).
 ====Bullet Candy====
-[[File:Bullet Candy.JPG|left|thumb]]
 {{main|Bullet Candy}}
-'''Bullet Candy''' allows the player to transform into a [[Bullet Bill]]-like version of himself or herself, roll three [[Dice Block]]s (for a total of 3-30 spaces), and steal one [[Star]] from each player he or she passes by. This Candy is only found on [[Bowser's Warped Orbit]]. It costs 15 or 20 coins if bought at a shop (10 coins for last place players). On Battle Royale, the player can get three stars if they catch all three opponents (three stars; 1 from each opponent).
+[[File:Bullet Candy.png|100px|left|thumb]]
+'''Bullet Candy''' allows the player to transform into a [[Bullet Bill]]-like version of themselves, hit three Dice Blocks, and steal one Star from each player they pass by. This Candy is found only on Bowser's Warped Orbit. It costs 15 or 20 coins if bought at a shop (10 coins for last-place players).
+{{br}}
+==Gallery==
+<gallery>
+Mystery Candy symbol.png
+Twice Candy symbol.png
+Thrice Candy symbol.png
+Slowgo Candy symbol.png
+Springo Candy symbol.png
+Vampire Candy symbol.png
+Cashzap Candy symbol.png
+Bowlo Candy symbol.png
+Bloway Candy symbol.png
+Bitsize Candy symbol.png
+Weeglee Candy symbol.png
+Thwomp Candy symbol.png
+Duelo Candy symbol.png
+Bowser Candy symbol.png
+Bullet Candy symbol.png
+</gallery>
+==Names in other languages==
+{{foreign names
+|Chi=糖果
+|ChiR=Tángguǒ
+|ChiM=Candy
+|Fre=Bonbon
+|FreM=Candy
+|Ita=Caramella
+|ItaM=Candy
+|Spa=Caramelo
+|SpaM=Candy
+}}
 {{MP8}}
 [[Category:Candies|*]]
-[[Category:Mario Party 8 Items|*]]
+[[Category:Mario Party 8 items|*]]
 [[de:Bonbon (Mario Party 8)]]

[Edit] Mario Party 8
Main characters	Mario • Luigi • Princess Peach • Yoshi • Wario • Princess Daisy • Waluigi • Toad • Boo • Toadette • Birdo • Dry Bones • Blooper • Hammer Bro • Mii
Other characters	Bowser • MC Ballyhoo • Big Top • Donkey Kong • Captain Goomba • Goomba idols • King Boo • Holly Koopa • Pirate Goomba • Spear Guy • Pianta • Dolphin • Whomp • Red Boo • Shy Guy • Kamek • Bandit • Mowz • Koopa Troopa • Toady • Captain Shy Guy
Candies	Twice Candy • Thrice Candy • Slowgo Candy • Springo Candy • Cashzap Candy • Vampire Candy • Bitsize Candy • Bloway Candy • Weeglee Candy • Bowlo Candy • Thwomp Candy • Bullet Candy • Bowser Candy • Duelo Candy
Spaces	Blue Space • Red Space • Candy Area • Green Space • Lucky Space • VS Space • Bowser Space • DK Space • Challenge Space • Star Space
Tents	Party Tent • Minigame Tent • Extras Zone • Fun Bazaar • Star Carnival Stage
Boards	DK's Treetop Temple • Goomba's Booty Boardwalk • King Boo's Haunted Hideaway • Shy Guy's Perplex Express • Koopa's Tycoon Town • Bowser's Warped Orbit
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