Mario Party DS

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File:Example.jpgMedia:Example.oggTemplate:Infobox are stuffed in a pinball machine that Bowser Jr. uses to mess them up. The one who collected the most Stars in the pinball machine broke out and got ready to fight Bowser. Bowser threatened to shrink them once again, but just then Donkey Kong and Diddy arrived. DK, frantic for the free food, runs around and smashes the Minimizer. This brings the Mario gang to normal size, but Bowser reveals one more surprise - the Mega Morph Belt. The device transforms Bowser into Blockhead Bowser, and the heroes fight him by punching his golden Bowser Block, the weak spot.

Upon the Koopa King's defeat, Bowser and his son were tied up, and Mario took the final Sky Crystal from him. They formed to make a crystal DS, which was made exclusively for the fun challenge, Triangle Twisters. Bowser admits that he wanted the Sky Crystals just so that he could play the game. After hearing this, Mario decides to untie the two, and they all play Triangle Twisters together, thus ending the story. As for DK and Diddy, they eat the entire feast by themselves, and are quite satisfied. Template:Endspoiler

Characters

There are eight playable characters. The tiny characters will encounter friends and gigantic foes from the Marioverse.

Playable Characters

Team Names

In Tag Team Mode, each combination of characters create one unique Team name. This are the Team Names of each players.

  • Mario's team names
    • With Luigi: Mario Bros.
    • With Peach: Fan Favorites
    • With Daisy: Flower Players
    • With Wario: Foe Bros.
    • With Waluigi: 'Stache Stars
    • With Yoshi: Old Buddies
    • With Toad: Fungus Friends
  • Luigi's team names
    • With Peach: Green Peaches
    • With Daisy: Shy Sidekicks
    • With Wario: 'Stache Clashers
    • With Waluigi: Lean Meanies
    • With Yoshi: Green Machines
    • With Toad: Green Mushrooms
  • Peach' team names
    • With Daisy: Power Princesses
    • With Wario: Rotten Peaches
    • With Waluigi: Black Peaches
    • With Yoshi: Sweetie Pies
    • With Toad: Peachy 'Shrooms
  • Daisy's team names
    • With Wario: Wilted Flowers
    • With Waluigi: Skinny Stars
    • With Yoshi: Cutie Pies
    • With Toad: Button Mushrooms
  • Yoshi's team names
    • With Wario: Unlikely Pals
    • With Waluigi: Purple Dinos
    • With Toad: Star Supporters
  • Toad's team names
    • With Wario: Poison Mushrooms
    • With Waluigi: Bad Mushrooms
  • Wario's team names
    • With Waluigi: Bad Boys

Modes

  • Story Mode (1 Player): In this solo mode, the story is as mentioned. As players make their way to Bowser’s castle, they must win first place on each game board, then beat the Boss Minigame for each board.
  • Party Mode (1-4 Players): Compete against player or system-controlled players on a party board in a Battle Royale, Tag Battle or Duel Battle.
  • Minigame Mode (1-4 Players): Play six games that draw upon the pool of all minigames for challenges that don’t take place on the game boards: Free Play, Step It Up, Battle Cup, Score Scuffle, Boss Bash and Rocket Rascals.
  • Puzzle Mode (1-2 Players): Play six puzzle-action games, which include five classics from previous Mario Party games. This mode also includes the new touch-controlled Triangle Twisters, which has two play modes. In Frenzy Mode, players clear the field by twisting triangles so they connect with those of the same color. In Focus Mode, they twist them to build complex shapes, like turtles and pinwheels.
  • Multiplayer (2-4 Players): Using one game card, players can wirelessly share Party Mode and Minigame Mode (2-4 players), plus Puzzle Mode (2 players) and the download-only Extras Mode with nearby friends who have a Nintendo DS.
  • Extras Mode: Includes games that are designed for two-player gaming: cooperative Pen Pals and competitive Desert Duel.
  • Gallery Mode: Check out 150 prizes, which includes figures, music and cut-scenes.

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Items

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The Item Shop of Mario Party DS

Mario Party DS introduces two types of items that are used during gameboard gameplay: Normal items and new items called Hexes. Items are basically selfuse items that the player can use by itself; they can be perchased in Item Shops. Hexes are new items that players use to place them on spaces; they can be obtained by passing a Hex Area.

Normal Items

Hexes

Game Boards

Picture Name Description Boss Boss Mini-Game
Wiggler's Garden
Wiggler's Garden It is Wiggler's board. Find the star and buy it for 20 coins. Got the star, the star point will go to another location. Piranha Plant Feed and Seed
Toadette's Music Room
Toadette's Music Room It is Toadette's board. Collect Music Notes to gain Stars. Hammer Bro. Hammer Chime
DK's Stone Statue
DK's Stone Statue DK's board. The star on this board is always located on the second-to-last space. Players can buy multiple stars at once on this stage. Dry Bones Hexoskeleton
Kamek's Library
Kamek's Library It is Kamek's board. On this board there are three chests to find. Open a chest will cost 10 coins. One chest contains a star, one 5 coins and the other sends you back to start. Kamek Book Bash
Bowser's Pinball Machine It is Bowser's Pinball-themed board. Collect stars for 20 coins. Bowser Bowser's Block Party

Mini-games

Main article: Mario Party DS (mini-games)

Trivia

  • This is the second Mario Party without Koopa Kid at the Bowser spaces; the first was Mario Party 8.
  • This is the first Mario Party without a visual host character but the voice of the host.
  • The characters Hammer Bro, Birdo, Blooper, Dry Bones, Boo and Toadette were playable in the previous game, but not in this one. However, all but the second and third appear as supporting characters.
    • Although Birdo and Blooper do not appear, a pink Yoshi Egg appears in Memory Mash, and Blooper is mentioned in the description of the item Kamek's Inkwell.
  • This is the first Mario Party since Mario Party 4 to not have any Donkey Kong spaces.
  • This marks the first appearances of Diddy Kong and Bowser Jr. in a Mario Party game.

Gallery

Screen Shots

Official Art

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