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[[Image: | [[Image:CandyArea.jpg|right|thumb|A '''Candy''', before it is taken.]] | ||
'''Candies''' are special items found in ''[[Mario Party 8]]''. Replacing the [[Capsule]]s of ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', [[player]]s 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, a player will either change their physical appearance for a short time, or receive an enchanced ability of some nature. A single player can hold up to three candies, while a two-player team can hold five. | '''Candies''' are special items found in ''[[Mario Party 8]]''. Replacing the [[Capsule]]s of ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', [[player]]s 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, a player will either change their physical appearance for a short time, or receive an enchanced ability of some nature. A single player can hold up to three candies, while a two-player team can hold five. | ||
Revision as of 09:10, November 28, 2007
Candies are special items found in Mario Party 8. Replacing the Capsules of 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, a player will either change their physical appearance for a short time, or receive an enchanced ability of some nature. A single player can hold up to three candies, while a two-player team can hold five.
While free Candies can be earned by passing over Candy Spaces, there is no way to determine which Candy a player will receive upon crossing one. However, players can also visit Candy Shops, where they may 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 Red and Blue Spaces to create Character Spaces or roadblocks.
Additionally, the grand prize awarded to the winner of the Star Battle Arena is a year's supply of Candy.
