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|image=[[File:MP9 Boo's Horror Castle.png| | |image=[[File:MP9 Boo's Horror Castle.png|215px]] | ||
| | |appeared=''[[Mario Party 9]]'' | ||
| | |theme=Horror, Castle | ||
| | |unlockable=No | ||
|song=[[Boos Horror Castle - Mario Party 9.ogg]] | |||
}} | }} | ||
'''Boo's Horror Castle''' is one of the seven boards of ''[[Mario Party 9]]''. The players's default vehicle is the Flying Carpet. The unlockable vehicles for this board are the Float Mattress and the Boo Blanket. The mid-boss of this board is a giant [[Dry Bones]], fought in a small fort on a flat tower on the side of the castle. The stage boss is [[King Boo]]. | '''Boo's Horror Castle''' is one of the seven boards of ''[[Mario Party 9]]''. The players's default vehicle is the Flying Carpet. The unlockable vehicles for this board are the Float Mattress and the Boo Blanket. The mid-boss of this board is a giant [[Dry Bones]], fought in a small fort on a flat tower on the side of the castle. The stage boss is [[King Boo]]. | ||
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The players begin just outside the castle. They ride up the steps and go through the front door, arriving in a large antechamber. The players eventually leave through a door on the left side of the chamber, emerging on a walkway that leads to the mid-boss fortress. After the mid-boss (Dry Bones in solo mode) is fought, an ethereal blue trail appears in the remains of the fortress, allowing the players' vehicle to enter the castle again. | The players begin just outside the castle. They ride up the steps and go through the front door, arriving in a large antechamber. The players eventually leave through a door on the left side of the chamber, emerging on a walkway that leads to the mid-boss fortress. After the mid-boss (Dry Bones in solo mode) is fought, an ethereal blue trail appears in the remains of the fortress, allowing the players' vehicle to enter the castle again. | ||
After passing through several more rooms, the players emerge from the castle once more, using another glowing trail to reach the roof of the building. The players must navigate around the roof to reach a sealed Bowser Gate; to open the path, the captain must roll a number equal or higher to the number displayed on the gate. If they fail to breach the gate, the group must go around the roof again to get another chance, | After passing through several more rooms, the players emerge from the castle once more, using another glowing trail to reach the roof of the building. The players must navigate around the roof to reach a sealed Bowser Gate; to open the path, the captain must roll a number equal or higher to the number displayed on the gate. If they fail to breach the gate, the group must go around the roof again to get another chance-fortunately, the gate's number requirement decreases by 2 after every failed attempt to open it. Beyond the gate, players ride one last energy path to reach the tallest tower in the castle, where they must battle a Stage Boss (King Boo in solo mode) to complete the board. | ||
The characters ride a floating object on this board, either a carpet or a bed. The vehicle available from the start is the Flying Carpet. The Float Mattress and the Boo Blanket can be purchased from the Museum for 200 [[Mario Party | The characters ride a floating object on this board, either a carpet or a bed. The vehicle available from the start is the Flying Carpet. The Float Mattress and the Boo Blanket can be purchased from the Museum for 200 [[Mario Party Points|Party Points]] each. | ||
==Boos== | ==Boos== | ||
The main gimmicks and obstacles in Boo's Horror Castle are the [[Boo]] portraits scattered around the board. When the players pass a portrait, it spawns a Boo at the end of the turn. These Boos follow the players, moving three spaces at the end of each player's turn. If they catch up to the vehicle, the current captain will lose half of their [[Mini Star]]s and the Boo disappears | The main gimmicks and obstacles in Boo's Horror Castle are the [[Boo]] portraits scattered around the board. When the players pass a portrait, it spawns a Boo at the end of the turn. These Boos follow the players, moving three spaces at the end of each player's turn. If they catch up to the vehicle, the current captain will lose half of their [[Mini Star]]s and the Boo disappears. | ||
Several branches in the path lead to well-lit areas that the Boos cannot enter, providing temporary safety from the wandering ghosts. However, this can cause the Boos to actually end up in front of the players, forcing captains to limit their movement, and becoming especially difficult if other Boos are still pursuing the vehicle. | Several branches in the path lead to well-lit areas that the Boos cannot enter, providing temporary safety from the wandering ghosts. However, this can cause the Boos to actually end up in front of the players, forcing captains to limit their movement, and becoming especially difficult if other Boos are still pursuing the vehicle. | ||
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==Scaredy Rat Race== | ==Scaredy Rat Race== | ||
In this Captain Event, a [[Scaredy Rat]] appears and steals two, three | In this Captain Event, a [[Scaredy Rat]] appears and steals two, three or four Mini Stars from each player depending on how many players there are. The players give chase, still riding their vehicle. The Scaredy Rat rolls a [[1-2-3 Dice Block]] to escape along a course featuring several [[Dash Space]]s, and the players roll standard 1-6 [[Dice Block]]s in an order determined by the captain. If a player catches the Scaredy Rat, that player earns all of the stolen Mini Stars and the event ends. The event also ends if the Scaredy Rat reaches the end of the path and escapes, meaning that no player recovers the Mini Stars. | ||
==[[Deck Dry Bones]]== | ==[[Deck Dry Bones]]== | ||
To defeat Dry Bones, players must memorize the color and symbols on several cards as they flip face-down. When Dry Bones appears on a platform, the players must choose a card whose color matches that of Dry Bones' platform. Successful matches damage the enemy, earning players three points per hit | To defeat Dry Bones, players must memorize the color and symbols on several cards as they flip face-down. When Dry Bones appears on a platform, the players must choose a card whose color matches that of Dry Bones' platform. Successful matches damage the enemy, earning players three points per hit; unsuccessful matches do nothing. | ||
As Dry Bones takes damage, he summons more platforms, increasing the difficulty of choosing a matching card. He also begins adding cards with his own face on them; players who choose these cards get whacked with a bone, costing them a point. When Dry Bones loses half of his health, he begins swapping rows or columns of cards after they flip over, attempting to further confuse the players. | As Dry Bones takes damage, he summons more platforms, increasing the difficulty of choosing a matching card. He also begins adding cards with his own face on them; players who choose these cards get whacked with a bone, costing them a point. When Dry Bones loses half of his health, he begins swapping rows or columns of cards after they flip over, attempting to further confuse the players. | ||
==[[King Boo's Puzzle Attack]]== | ==[[King Boo's Puzzle Attack]]== | ||
King Boo's battle requires a quick eye and a fast hand. The players must try to line up multiple images of the same power-up. Once three or more are in a row, the items will fly at King Boo to inflict damage. The player will get one point for each power-up fired this way, with extra images in the line doing extra damage (e.g. if four [[Fire | King Boo's battle requires a quick eye and a fast hand. The players must try to line up multiple images of the same power-up. Once three or more are in a row, the items will fly at King Boo to inflict damage. The player will get one point for each power-up fired this way, with extra images in the line doing extra damage (e.g. if four [[Fire Flowers]] are in a row, the player will get four points). If the player lines up three [[Lightning|Lightning Bolt]]s, they will unleash a powerful attack, giving the player ten points and removing three points from all other players. | ||
Once King Boo's [[ | Once King Boo's [[HP]] drops below half, he will send Boos to harass the players. The Boos bob up and down, trying to chase the players' markers. If the Boos capture a player's marker, it will freeze and the player will have to shake the Wii Remote to break out. The ghosts can be briefly dispelled by lining up a Lightning Bolt attack, but King Boo will quickly replace them. | ||
Uniquely, this is the only boss minigame that awards ten points (instead of three) to the player who lands the final blow on the enemy. | Uniquely, this is the only boss minigame that awards ten points (instead of three) to the player who lands the final blow on the enemy. | ||
== | ==Official Description== | ||
*[[File:Flag of USA.png|22px]] ''"Spooky... This haunted castle is infested by Boos and Scaredy Rats. Look sharp!"'' | |||
*[[File:Flag of Europe.png|22px]] ''"As you and your party make your way through Boo’s Horror Castle on a floating bed, do your best to stay ahead of the ghostly Boo - who gives chase once you pass his portrait and helps himself to half of the Captain’s Mini Stars if he catches up."'' | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Wii MarioParty9 Website 05 Boo EN-H264.jpg|[[Boo]] about to take [[Mini Star]]s from [[Waluigi]]. | |||
File:Screenshot 41609.jpg|[[Luigi]], [[Mario]], [[Princess Daisy]] and [[Toad]] on the Flying Carpet. | |||
File:Mp9 e.jpg|The players near a Boo. | |||
MP9 | File:DeckDryBones1-MP9.png|The players, in Dry Bones's Boss Battle, [[Deck Dry Bones]]. | ||
MP9 | File:KingBooPuzzleAttack1-MP9.png|King Boo's Boss Battle, [[King Boo's Puzzle Attack]]. | ||
MP9FlyingCarpet.png|Flying Carpet, the starting vehicle | File:MP9FlyingCarpet.png|Flying Carpet, the starting vehicle. | ||
MP9FloatMattress.png|Float Mattress, an unlockable vehicle | File:MP9FloatMattress.png|Float Mattress, an unlockable vehicle. | ||
MP9BooBlanket.png|Boo Blanket, the unlockable boss themed vehicle | File:MP9BooBlanket.png|Boo Blanket, the unlockable boss themed vehicle. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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|Jap=ホラーキャッスル | |Jap=ホラーキャッスル | ||
|JapR= | |JapR=Horākyassuru | ||
|JapM=Horror Castle | |JapM=Horror Castle | ||
| | |SpaA=Mansión Bú | ||
| | |SpaAM=Boo Mansion | ||
| | |SpaE=Mansión Boo | ||
|SpaEM=Boo Mansion | |||
| | |Fra=Cauchemar au manoir | ||
| | |FraM=Nightmare at the mansion | ||
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|Ita=Lo spaventoso castello di Boo | |Ita=Lo spaventoso castello di Boo | ||
|ItaM=Boo's Scary Castle | |ItaM=Boo's Scary Castle | ||
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|KorR=Horeo Kasle | |KorR=Horeo Kasle | ||
|KorM=Horror Castle | |KorM=Horror Castle | ||
}} | }} | ||
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[[Category:Castles]] | [[Category:Castles]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Ghost Houses]] | ||
