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{{about|the item from the ''Mario Party'' series|the [[Gaddget]] from ''[[Mario Party Advance]]''|[[Magic Lamp (Gaddget)]]|the magic lamp from ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]''|[[Aladdin's Lamp]]}}
{{about|the item from the ''Mario Party'' series|the [[Gaddget]] from ''[[Mario Party Advance]]''|[[Magic Lamp (Gaddget)]]|the magic lamp from ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]''|[[Aladdin's Lamp]]}}
[[File:Genie Lamp.PNG|thumb|The '''Genie Lamp''' from ''Mario Party 4''.]]
[[File:Genie Lamp.PNG|thumb|The '''Genie Lamp''' from ''Mario Party 4''.]]
The '''Magic Lamp''', also known as the '''Genie Lamp''', is an [[List of items|item]] in the [[Mario Party (series)|''Mario Party'' series]] that summons the [[Mushroom Genie]] or the [[Genie of the Lamp]] to take the player to the current location of the [[Power Star|Star]]. However, the player must still pay separately for the Star. A CPU player in ''[[Mario Party 3]]'' does not buy a Magic Lamp unless the player has enough coins to both get the Star and the Magic Lamp.
The '''Magic Lamp''', also known as the '''Genie Lamp'''<ref>''Mario Party 4'' instruction booklet, pg. 30</ref>, is an [[List of items|item]] in the [[Mario Party (series)|''Mario Party'' series]] that summons the [[Mushroom Genie]] or the [[Genie of the Lamp]] to take the player to the current location of the [[Power Star|Star]]. However, the player must still pay separately for the Star. A CPU player in ''[[Mario Party 3]]'' does not buy a Magic Lamp unless the player has enough coins to both get the Star and the Magic Lamp.


It is only available in ''[[Mario Party 2]]'', ''[[Mario Party 3]]'', and ''[[Mario Party 4]]''. Its equivalents in later ''Mario Party'' games are the [[Flutter Orb]] and the [[Star Pipe]].
It is only available in ''[[Mario Party 2]]'', ''[[Mario Party 3]]'', and ''[[Mario Party 4]]''. Its equivalents in later ''Mario Party'' games are the [[Flutter Orb]] and the [[Star Pipe]].
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==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jap=まほうのランプ<br>''Mahō no Ranpu''<br>まじんのランプ<br>''Majin no Ranpu'' (''Mario Party 4'')
|Jap=<span class="explain" title="まほう">魔法</span>のランプ<ref>''Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic'' instruction booklet, page 26.</ref><br>''Mahō no Ranpu''<br>まじんのランプ<br>''Majin no Ranpu'' (''Mario Party 4'')
|JapM=Magic Lamp <br>Genie Lamp (''Mario Party 4'')
|JapM=Magic Lamp<br><br>Genie Lamp (''Mario Party 4'')
|Ger=Zauberlampe
|Ger=Zauberlampe
|GerM=Magic Lamp
|GerM=Magic Lamp
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|FraM=Magic Lamp}}
|FraM=Magic Lamp}}


==References==
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Revision as of 07:12, July 10, 2017

This article is about the item from the Mario Party series. For the Gaddget from Mario Party Advance, see Magic Lamp (Gaddget). For the magic lamp from The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!, see Aladdin's Lamp.
File:Genie Lamp.PNG
The Genie Lamp from Mario Party 4.

The Magic Lamp, also known as the Genie Lamp[1], is an item in the Mario Party series that summons the Mushroom Genie or the Genie of the Lamp to take the player to the current location of the Star. However, the player must still pay separately for the Star. A CPU player in Mario Party 3 does not buy a Magic Lamp unless the player has enough coins to both get the Star and the Magic Lamp.

It is only available in Mario Party 2, Mario Party 3, and Mario Party 4. Its equivalents in later Mario Party games are the Flutter Orb and the Star Pipe.

A similar lamp appeared in Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic, which ended up being replaced with the Magic Potion in Super Mario Bros. 2.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese 魔法のランプ[2]
Mahō no Ranpu
まじんのランプ
Majin no Ranpu (Mario Party 4)

Magic Lamp

Genie Lamp (Mario Party 4)

German Zauberlampe
Magic Lamp

References

  1. ^ Mario Party 4 instruction booklet, pg. 30
  2. ^ Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic instruction booklet, page 26.