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*This is so far the only console ''Mario Party'', other than ''[[Mario Party 4]]'', not to add any new playable characters to the series.
*This is so far the only console ''Mario Party'', other than ''[[Mario Party 4]]'', not to add any new playable characters to the series.
*This is the first ''Mario Party'' game to not feature mini-games that involve rotating the Control Stick.  This is due to the fact that in the first ''Mario Party'', many players have gotten blisters on their hands after doing the Control Stick rotation mini-games several times.
*This is the first ''Mario Party'' game to not feature mini-games that involve rotating the Control Stick.  This is due to the fact that in the first ''Mario Party'', many players have gotten blisters on their hands after doing the Control Stick rotation mini-games several times.
*This is currently the only Mario Party on Nintendo 64 that has been released on virtual console


==Staff==
==Staff==

Revision as of 20:15, December 23, 2010

Template:Infobox Mario Party 2 is the sequel for the original Mario Party. Mario and the gang are fighting for the rights for a new amusement park, and whoever defeats Bowser gets the place named after him/her.

Objective and Rules

The objective is easy and similar to the previous Mario Party: obtain stars and defeat Bowser. This game introduces the first use of collectible items in Mario Party's history. (The first game had items, but they simply added optional rules or game modes to the game.) Each board has its own tricks and turns. The playable characters, as well as Bowser, wear different outfits based on the theme of the board.

Players can no longer lose coins in normal mini-games. Battle, Item, and Duel mini-games are introduced in Mario Party 2. Battle Mini-games give every player a chance to win 70% of the stocked Jackpot taken from players (usually a set amount). The top two get a 70/30 share, while the bottom two get nothing; a leftover coin is given randomly.

Story

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The cast argues over what to call their new land.

The game opens on a stage where Toad comes out to welcome guests and introduce the story of the play.

One day Mario and friends decide to create a new world. They name this new world Mario Land. But Wario is unhappy with that name, and introduces his own name; Wario Land. An argument breaks out on what to call this new world. Peach suddenly interupts the group claiming she has a name they can all agree on. She reveals her name to be Peach Land and the characters double over in irony. As the group continues to argue, a sinister event is taking place on the other side of the unnamed world.

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Bowser invades Mario Land.

Bowser has set his sights on this new land, and quickly begins invading it. A lone Koopa arrives to warn the group about Bowser's plans. However, since they are fighting they do not hear him. Toad then gets everyone's attention by saying whoever can beat Bowser will have the new land named after them. The cast quickly runs off to defeat Bowser and claim their prize.

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Bowser is defeated.

The story then takes the characters across six lands ending in Bowser Land. Bowser meets the group in a showdown showing his Metal Bowser power up and claims he is invincible. The character (depending on who won the board) then fights bowser and with the power of the stars, is able to throw him into orbit.

The game then resumes to the stage format with Mario and friends triumphantly standing over a defeated Bowser. Toad exclaims that they live in peace in the new Mario Land. (Which does not change depending on the character). The curtain falls and each character comes out for one final bow.

Playable Characters

Mario Luigi Princess Peach
Color Red Color Green(sometimes blue) Color Pink
Favorite Item Mushroom Favorite Item Skeleton Key Favorite Item Plunder Chest
Yoshi Wario Donkey Kong
Color Light Green Color Purple(sometimes yellow) Color Brown
Favorite Item Warp Block Favorite Item Dueling Glove Favorite Item Bowser Bomb

Items

An item can be bought at an item shop or in an item mini-game.

The following items can be bought in an item shop:

The offer of the shop varies with the number of turns played and the current rank of the player.

The following items can only be obtained in item mini-games, when landing on an Item Space:

A player can only hold one item at the same time.

Spaces

List of boards

Board Difficulty Villain
Pirate Land 1 out of 3 Cap'n Bowser
Western Land 1 out of 3 Bowser the Brash
Space Land 2 out of 3 Black Hole Bowser
Mystery Land 2 out of 3 Bowser Sphinx
Horror Land 3 out of 3 Wizard Bowser
Bowser Land 3 out of 3 King Bowser

The Bowser Land can be unlocked by playing on each other board for one time.

Mini-Games

It has been requested that this article be rewritten and expanded to include more information.

Main article: Mario Party 2 (mini-games)

Mini-Game Land

Main article: Mini-game Land

Here players can buy mini-games from Woody to play them. They can play freely or in the Mini-Game Stadium.

Puns

This is a list of puns from the Minigames in Mario Party 2.

4P Mini-games

2-vs.-2 Mini-games

1-vs.-3 Mini-games

Battle Minigames

Item Minigames

Trivia

  • Despite all characters wearing an outfit for a specific board in the last group picture, showing three characters with the flags and balloon from the mini-game Shy Guy Says, and three others with the balls from Bumper Balls, characters only wear their regular outfits in all mini-games, except Duel mini-games.
  • This is the first Mario Party in which the characters could store items. Though, in this game, characters could only hold one item at a time.
  • This is so far the only console Mario Party, other than Mario Party 4, not to add any new playable characters to the series.
  • This is the first Mario Party game to not feature mini-games that involve rotating the Control Stick. This is due to the fact that in the first Mario Party, many players have gotten blisters on their hands after doing the Control Stick rotation mini-games several times.
  • This is currently the only Mario Party on Nintendo 64 that has been released on virtual console

Staff

Main article: Mario Party 2/Staff

Artwork

Solo Pictures

Miscellaneous

External links


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