Party Cube

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The Party Cube is a giant white box found in Mario Party 4. In the game, Toad, Shy Guy, Boo, Koopa, and Goomba send invitations to Mario and his friends, allowing them to enter the Party Cube. Inside it are a lot of game boards and minigames.

The Party Cube is rather mysterious, first appearing inside a floating bag over Peach's Castle. Bystanders Mario, Luigi, Peach, Yoshi, Daisy, Donkey Kong, Wario, and Waluigi are initially frightened by the presence of this bag, which comes in an almost intimidating aura including dark clouds, though it eventually bursts to reveal the Party Cube. At this point, the characters are permitted to travel into the Party Cube, and the events of Mario Party 4 begin.

During Mario Party 4's end credits, the story of how the game's guide characters found the Party Cube is slowly revealed through a nostalgic-looking slideshow. Apparently, they came across it as a big blank block trapped in a Warp Pipe, later carving pictures of themselves in it with unknown intentions. This led to a series of events that slowly morphed them into their Mario Party 4 forms, often through other characters appearing and rewarding them with their thematic costumes Mario Party 4 players are familiar with. A Lakitu also gave them the invitations seen in the game's opening while they were working on the Party Cube, encouraging them to put it to its use. The Party Cube is last seen escaping into the stars, being chased by the guide characters.

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Name in others languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese パーティーキューブ[?]
Pātī kyūbu
Party Cube
French Ludicube[?] From ludique (playful) and cube
Portuguese (NOA) Cubo de jogos[1] Games cube
Spanish Cubo de los juegos[?] Cube of the games

References[edit]

  1. ^ NinTavito (November 22, 2022). Mario Party Superstars- Enciclopédia Completa em Português. Youtube. Retrieved October 22, 2024.