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*Give the player a [[Cursed Mushroom]]. | *Give the player a [[Cursed Mushroom]]. | ||
*Redistribute everyone's coins evenly, like a Bowser Revolution. | *Redistribute everyone's coins evenly, like a Bowser Revolution. | ||
*Make the player swap coins with someone via the roulette wheel (like the Goomba Orb in ''[[Mario Party 5]]''.) | *Make the player swap coins with someone via the roulette wheel (like the Goomba Orb in ''[[Mario Party 5]]''.) In a team match, the two teams swap coins without a roulette. | ||
*Use the Bowser Pipe to have the player switch positions with one other player. | *Use the Bowser Pipe to have the player switch positions with one other player. | ||
*Make everyone switch places with one another (like a Bowser Shuffle). | *Make everyone switch places with one another (like a Bowser Shuffle). | ||
Revision as of 00:02, January 26, 2015
Template:Space-infobox Koopa Kid Spaces (known as Mini Bowser Spaces in PAL regions) are spaces that generally summon a Koopa Kid when landed upon. In Mario Party 6, they only appear in Solo Mode. Upon being landed on, one of the three colored Koopa Kids (depending on the color of the space) will appear and challenge the player to a duel minigame. If the player loses, the player must give up minigames or coins to Koopa Kid. In Mario Party 7, these spaces can only be created by Bowser and Koopa Kid, and appear wherever they randomly toss a Koopa Kid Orb. However, they can be eliminated in the same manner as any normal character space, by either overriding them with different Orbs, or destroying them with Yoshi and Birdo's Egg Orb.
Whenever someone lands on a Koopa Kid Space, Koopa Kid will appear and do one of the following:
- Give the player a Cursed Mushroom.
- Redistribute everyone's coins evenly, like a Bowser Revolution.
- Make the player swap coins with someone via the roulette wheel (like the Goomba Orb in Mario Party 5.) In a team match, the two teams swap coins without a roulette.
- Use the Bowser Pipe to have the player switch positions with one other player.
- Make everyone switch places with one another (like a Bowser Shuffle).
- Shuffle everyone's Orbs, like the Kamek Orb did in Mario Party 5.
The game always starts with Bowser tossing three Koopa Kid Orbs somewhere on the board, and there are three more ways of adding additional ones:
- Getting a Koopa Kid Orb from an Orb Space, which Koopa Kid will use immediately.
- Being forced to buy a Koopa Kid Orb from Bowser's Shop, which Koopa Kid will then use.
- Someone getting the "Koopa Kid Space x10" option during the Last Four Turns event, where Bowser will toss ten Koopa Kid Orbs onto the board.
