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|image=[[File:Space Land map.png|300px]]
|image=[[File:Space Land map.png|300px]]
|appears_in=''[[Mario Party 2]]''<br>''[[Mario Party Superstars]]''
|appears_in=''[[Mario Party 2]]''<br>''[[Mario Party Superstars]]''
|difficulty=★★☆ (''Mario Party 2'')<br>★★☆☆☆ (''Mario Party Superstars'')
|difficulty=★★ (''Mario Party 2'')<br>★★☆☆☆ (''Superstars'')
|availability=Default
|availability=Default
|description=''"Become a member of the Space Patrol and help keep the galaxy safe!"''
|description=''"Become a member of the Space Patrol and help keep the galaxy safe!"''
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Players who land on a [[Event Space|Happening Space]] make a [[Thwomp]] or a [[Whomp]] in a space cruiser chase that player, and any other players in the way, to the other side of the board. However, there is also a group called the [[Snifit Patrol]] that assists a player if they pay five [[Coin]]s. Upon doing this action, a [[Snifit]] (specifically the ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' [[Snifit (Super Mario 64)|version]] in the original) will set up a speed trap. If players land on a Happening Space with a Snifit on patrol, the speeder will chase them down as usual, but then the Snifit chases them down the bottom or top side of the board, with any players in the way being chased as well. The main part of this board, however, is the Bowser-faced junction with a seven-segment numeric display in its mouth. Every time it is passed by, it counts down one unit. It always starts at five, and when it reaches zero, the villain of the board, [[Bowser|Black Hole Bowser]], will fire the Bowser Coin Beam from his satellite, located at the top right corner of the map, if there is at least one player in the path of the Bowser Coin Beam. Any players that get caught in the blast (which fires in a straight line along the diagonal path across the board) lose all their coins. The Item [[minigame]] is [[Hammer Slammer]], and the Duel minigame is [[Time Bomb (minigame)|Time Bomb]].
Players who land on a [[Event Space|Happening Space]] make a [[Thwomp]] or a [[Whomp]] in a space cruiser chase that player, and any other players in the way, to the other side of the board. However, there is also a group called the [[Snifit Patrol]] that assists a player if they pay five [[Coin]]s. Upon doing this action, a [[Snifit]] (specifically the ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' [[Snifit (Super Mario 64)|version]] in the original) will set up a speed trap. If players land on a Happening Space with a Snifit on patrol, the speeder will chase them down as usual, but then the Snifit chases them down the bottom or top side of the board, with any players in the way being chased as well. The main part of this board, however, is the Bowser-faced junction with a seven-segment numeric display in its mouth. Every time it is passed by, it counts down one unit. It always starts at five, and when it reaches zero, the villain of the board, [[Bowser|Black Hole Bowser]], will fire the Bowser Coin Beam from his satellite, located at the top right corner of the map, if there is at least one player in the path of the Bowser Coin Beam. Any players that get caught in the blast (which fires in a straight line along the diagonal path across the board) lose all their coins. The Item [[minigame]] is [[Hammer Slammer]], and the Duel minigame is [[Time Bomb (minigame)|Time Bomb]].


At the end of the game when Toad is about to announce the winner, he is interrupted by a red [[Koopa Troopa]] who comes and alerts the players that Black Hole Bowser is attacking the station. A cutscene then shows a bunch of Koopas running away, when one of the green ones falls over, and sees Bowser right in front of him. He traps the Koopa between his two lasers, until the winner of the game comes to confront him. They fire their laser at Bowser, but it doesn't work. They then try to get behind Bowser to attack, but he keeps blocking. The winner then runs around Bowser quickly, making him dizzy, and allowing his backside to be exposed and zapped by the winner. Black Hole Bowser is sent flying, leaving the winner to congratulate by the other players, [[Toad]], Koopa, and the [[Star (Mario Party series)|Star]].
At the end of the game when Toad is about to announce the winner, he is interrupted by a red [[Koopa Troopa]] who comes and alerts the players that Black Hole Bowser is attacking the station. A cutscene then shows a bunch of Koopas running away, when one of the green ones falls over, and sees Bowser right in front of him. He traps the Koopa between his two lasers, until the winner of the game comes to confront him. They fire their laser at Bowser, but it does not work. They then try to get behind Bowser to attack, but he keeps blocking. The winner then runs around Bowser quickly, making him dizzy, and allowing his backside to be exposed and zapped by the winner. Black Hole Bowser is sent flying, leaving the winner to congratulate by the other players, [[Toad]], Koopa, and the [[Star (Mario Party series)|Star]].


Space Land returns in ''[[Mario Party Superstars]]''. In this game, players no longer wear special outfits for the board, and the space layout is slightly different. The junction showing the countdown number has been redesigned with eight lights surrounding the exterior and eight lights surrounding the numeric display inside and Bowser's face has been removed. The numeric display for the Bowser Coin Beam countdown is now in the ''Super Mario'' font. Unlike in ''Mario Party 2'', when the Bowser Coin Beam countdown reaches zero, Bowser will fire the Bowser Coin Beam, regardless of whether any players are in the path of the beam or not. Additionally, all potential Star Spaces have a metal strip marked with a Star next to them. The original ending is no longer present, as those who did not win the game are chased off by speeders, from fourth to second in that order.
Space Land returns in ''[[Mario Party Superstars]]''. In this game, players no longer wear special outfits for the board, and the space layout is slightly different. The junction showing the countdown number has been redesigned with eight lights surrounding the exterior and eight lights surrounding the numeric display inside and Bowser's face has been removed. The numeric display for the Bowser Coin Beam countdown is now in the ''Super Mario'' [[font]]. Unlike in ''Mario Party 2'', when the Bowser Coin Beam countdown reaches zero, Bowser will fire the Bowser Coin Beam, regardless of whether any players are in the path of the beam or not. Additionally, all potential Star Spaces have a metal strip marked with a Star next to them. The original ending is no longer present, as those who did not win the game are chased off by speeders, from fourth to second in that order.


==Spaces==
==Spaces==
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!Total of Spaces
!Total of Spaces
|95
|95
|}
==Item Shop==
===''Mario Party 2''===
{{main|Item Shop (Mario Party series)#Mario Party 2}}
All shops in ''Mario Party 2'' use the same shop, except [[Bowser Land]].
===''Mario Party Superstars''===
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Item
!Cost
!Notes
|-
![[File:Item MPS Skeleton Key.png|50px]]<br>[[Skeleton Key]]
|3 coins
|
|-
![[File:MPS Cursed Dice Block.png|50px]]<br>[[Creepy Dice Block|Cursed Dice Block]]
|3 coins
|Only available before shop inventory is updated.
|-
![[File:MPS Double Dice.png|50px]]<br>[[Double Dice]]
|5 coins
|
|-
![[File:Item MPS Warp Block.png|50px]]<br>[[Warp Block]]
|7 coins
|
|-
![[File:MPS Triple Dice.png|50px]]<br>[[Triple Dice]]
|10 coins
|
|-
![[File:MPS Custom Dice Block.png|50px]]<br>[[Custom Dice Block]]
|12 coins
|Only available before shop inventory is updated.
|-
![[File:Item MPS Golden Pipe.png|50px]]<br>[[Golden Pipe]]
|25 coins
|Only available after shop inventory is updated.
|}
|}


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MPS Space Land Bowser Coin Beam.png|The Bowser Coin Beam
MPS Space Land Bowser Coin Beam.png|The Bowser Coin Beam
MPS Space Land Star.png|Peach obtaining a Star
MPS Space Land Star.png|Peach obtaining a Star
MPS - Space Land Ending.jpg|The ending photo for the board
MPS - Space Land Ending.jpg|The ending photo for the board, with Daisy as the winner
File:Space Land Results - Mario Party Superstars.png|The ending photo for the board
File:Space Land Results - Mario Party Superstars.png|The ending photo for the board, with Mario as the winner
</gallery>
</gallery>


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|JapR=Supēsu Rando
|JapR=Supēsu Rando
|JapM=Space Land
|JapM=Space Land
|ChiS=太空乐园
|ChiSR=Tàikōng Lèyuán
|ChiSM=Space Park
|ChiT=太空樂園
|ChiTR=Tàikōng Lèyuán
|ChiTM=Space Park
|Dut=Ruimtestation
|Dut=Ruimtestation
|DutM=Space Station
|DutM=Space Station
|Fre=Station spatiale <small>(''Mario Party Superstars'')</small><br>Pays Espace <small>(''Mario Party 2'')</small>
|Fre=Pays Espace
|FreM=Space Station<br>Space Country
|FreN=''Mario Party 2''
|FreM=Space Country
|Fre2=Station spatiale
|Fre2N=''Mario Party Superstars''
|Fre2M=Space Station
|Ger=Space-Land
|Ger=Space-Land
|Ita=Spazio Land <small>(''Mario Party 2'')</small><br>Stazione spaziale <small>(''Mario Party Superstars'')</small>
|Ita=Spazio Land
|ItaM=Space Land<br>Space station
|ItaN=''Mario Party 2''
|Ita2=Stazione spaziale
|Ita2N=''Mario Party Superstars''
|ItaM=Space Land
|Ita2M=Spatial station
|Kor=스페이스 랜드
|Kor=스페이스 랜드
|KorR=Seupeiseu Laendeu
|KorR=Seupeiseu Raendeu
|KorM=Space Land
|KorM=Space Land
|Por=Espaçolândia
|Por=Espaçolândia
|PorM=From ''espaço'' (space) and the suffix ''lândia'' (land)
|PorM=Space land
|Rus=Орбитальная станция
|Rus=Орбитальная станция
|RusR=Orbital'naya stantsiya
|RusR=Orbital'naya stantsiya
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|SpaA=La estación espacial
|SpaA=La estación espacial
|SpaAM=The space station
|SpaAM=The space station
|SpaE=La estación espacial <small>(''Mario Party Superstars'')</small><br>Mundo Espacial <small>(''Mario Party 2'')</small>
|SpaE=Mundo Espacial
|SpaEM=The space station<br>Spatial World
|SpaEN=''Mario Party 2''
|ChiS=太空乐园
|SpaEM=Spatial World
|ChiSR=Tàikōng Lèyuán
|SpaE2=La estación espacial
|ChiSM=Space Park
|SpaE2N=''Mario Party Superstars''
|ChiT=太空樂園
|SpaE2M=The space station
|ChiTR=Tàikōng Lèyuán
|ChiTM=Space Park
}}
}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In ''Mario Party 2'', when a player lands on a ? Space, their Player Panel changes to blue due to the chase ending on a Blue Space. In ''Superstars'', it instead remains green.
*In ''Mario Party 2'', when a player lands on a ? Space, their Player Panel changes to blue due to the chase ending on a Blue Space. In ''Superstars'', it instead remains green.
*In ''Mario Party 2'', the Snifit Patrol sends players to the diagonal path, in the direction to the middle. In ''Superstars'', the players get sent to the last space of the diagional path, but in the direction away from the middle.  
*In ''Mario Party 2'', the Snifit Patrol sends players to the diagonal path, in the direction to the middle. In ''Superstars'', the players get sent to the last space of the diagonal path, but in the direction away from the middle.  
{{Mario Party boards}}
{{Mario Party boards}}
{{MP2}}
{{MP2}}

Latest revision as of 06:24, November 15, 2024

Space Land
Space Land
Appears in Mario Party 2
Mario Party Superstars
Difficulty ★★ (Mario Party 2)
★★☆☆☆ (Superstars)
Availability Default
Description "Become a member of the Space Patrol and help keep the galaxy safe!"
Music sample
Mario Party 2:

Mario Party Superstars:

Mario Party Superstars (Homestretch):
“We’re here, everyone! This is Space Land!!! This is a space station. As a deep-space crossroads, many spaceships pass by here. You shall join the Space Patrol. Your job is to maintain peace in space! Your objective this time, is to protect this station from Black Hole Bowser, plunderer of outer space. Keep deep space a peaceful place to become the Super Star of Space Land!”
Toad, Mario Party 2
Space Land
Space Land logo

Space Land is a space station in Mario Land from Mario Party 2. In Space Land, players are dressed as astronauts and are members of the Space Patrol.

Players who land on a Happening Space make a Thwomp or a Whomp in a space cruiser chase that player, and any other players in the way, to the other side of the board. However, there is also a group called the Snifit Patrol that assists a player if they pay five Coins. Upon doing this action, a Snifit (specifically the Super Mario 64 version in the original) will set up a speed trap. If players land on a Happening Space with a Snifit on patrol, the speeder will chase them down as usual, but then the Snifit chases them down the bottom or top side of the board, with any players in the way being chased as well. The main part of this board, however, is the Bowser-faced junction with a seven-segment numeric display in its mouth. Every time it is passed by, it counts down one unit. It always starts at five, and when it reaches zero, the villain of the board, Black Hole Bowser, will fire the Bowser Coin Beam from his satellite, located at the top right corner of the map, if there is at least one player in the path of the Bowser Coin Beam. Any players that get caught in the blast (which fires in a straight line along the diagonal path across the board) lose all their coins. The Item minigame is Hammer Slammer, and the Duel minigame is Time Bomb.

At the end of the game when Toad is about to announce the winner, he is interrupted by a red Koopa Troopa who comes and alerts the players that Black Hole Bowser is attacking the station. A cutscene then shows a bunch of Koopas running away, when one of the green ones falls over, and sees Bowser right in front of him. He traps the Koopa between his two lasers, until the winner of the game comes to confront him. They fire their laser at Bowser, but it does not work. They then try to get behind Bowser to attack, but he keeps blocking. The winner then runs around Bowser quickly, making him dizzy, and allowing his backside to be exposed and zapped by the winner. Black Hole Bowser is sent flying, leaving the winner to congratulate by the other players, Toad, Koopa, and the Star.

Space Land returns in Mario Party Superstars. In this game, players no longer wear special outfits for the board, and the space layout is slightly different. The junction showing the countdown number has been redesigned with eight lights surrounding the exterior and eight lights surrounding the numeric display inside and Bowser's face has been removed. The numeric display for the Bowser Coin Beam countdown is now in the Super Mario font. Unlike in Mario Party 2, when the Bowser Coin Beam countdown reaches zero, Bowser will fire the Bowser Coin Beam, regardless of whether any players are in the path of the beam or not. Additionally, all potential Star Spaces have a metal strip marked with a Star next to them. The original ending is no longer present, as those who did not win the game are chased off by speeders, from fourth to second in that order.

Spaces[edit]

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

Mario Party 2[edit]

Type of Space Number of Spaces
Blue Space
Blue Spaces
65
Red Space
Red Spaces
6
Happening Space
Happening Spaces
5
Battle Space
Battle Spaces
4
Chance Time Space
Chance Spaces
2
Item Space
Item Spaces
8
Bank Space
Bank Spaces
2
Bowser Space
Bowser Spaces
4
Total of Spaces 96

Mario Party Superstars[edit]

Type of Space Number of Spaces
A Blue Space in Mario Party Superstars
Blue Spaces
40
A Red Space in Mario Party Superstars
Red Spaces
9
The Event Space from Mario Party Superstars
Event Spaces
5
The VS Space in Mario Party Superstars
VS Spaces
4
The Chance Time Space from Mario Party Superstars
Chance Time Spaces
2
An Item Space in Mario Party Superstars
Item Spaces
15
The Bank Space from Mario Party Superstars
Bank Spaces
2
A Lucky Space in Mario Party Superstars
Lucky Spaces
15
A Bowser Space in Mario Party Superstars
Bowser Spaces
3
Total of Spaces 95

Item Shop[edit]

Mario Party 2[edit]

Main article: Item Shop (Mario Party series) § Mario Party 2

All shops in Mario Party 2 use the same shop, except Bowser Land.

Mario Party Superstars[edit]

Item Cost Notes
Skeleton Key from Mario Party Superstars
Skeleton Key
3 coins
Artwork of a Cursed Dice Block in Mario Party Superstars
Cursed Dice Block
3 coins Only available before shop inventory is updated.
Artwork of Double Dice in Mario Party Superstars
Double Dice
5 coins
Warp Block from Mario Party Superstars
Warp Block
7 coins
Artwork of Triple Dice in Mario Party Superstars
Triple Dice
10 coins
Artwork of a Custom Dice Block in Mario Party Superstars
Custom Dice Block
12 coins Only available before shop inventory is updated.
Golden Pipe from Mario Party Superstars
Golden Pipe
25 coins Only available after shop inventory is updated.

Gallery[edit]

Mario Party 2[edit]

Mario Party Superstars[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese スペースランド[?]
Supēsu Rando
Space Land
Chinese (simplified) 太空乐园[?]
Tàikōng Lèyuán
Space Park
Chinese (traditional) 太空樂園[?]
Tàikōng Lèyuán
Space Park
Dutch Ruimtestation[?] Space Station
French Pays Espace[?] Space Country Mario Party 2
Station spatiale[?] Space Station Mario Party Superstars
German Space-Land[?] -
Italian Spazio Land[?] Space Land Mario Party 2
Stazione spaziale[?] Spatial station Mario Party Superstars
Korean 스페이스 랜드[?]
Seupeiseu Raendeu
Space Land
Portuguese Espaçolândia[?] Space land
Russian Орбитальная станция[?]
Orbital'naya stantsiya
Orbital Station
Spanish (NOA) La estación espacial[?] The space station
Spanish (NOE) Mundo Espacial[?] Spatial World Mario Party 2
La estación espacial[?] The space station Mario Party Superstars

Trivia[edit]

  • In Mario Party 2, when a player lands on a ? Space, their Player Panel changes to blue due to the chase ending on a Blue Space. In Superstars, it instead remains green.
  • In Mario Party 2, the Snifit Patrol sends players to the diagonal path, in the direction to the middle. In Superstars, the players get sent to the last space of the diagonal path, but in the direction away from the middle.