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'''Akiki''' is a tomboyish [[Ukiki]] and the niece of the mayor of the [[Jungle Area]], [[Ukiki (character)]]. In ''[[Mario Party Advance]]'', she believes that her uncle has been kidnapped and asks the player and [[Shroomlock]] to find him. The message Ukiki has left Akiki read, "bIg teAM cAT THElf bLAKE." - the capital letters spell "I am at the lake," referring to [[Loch Dorrie]]. Once the player finds Ukiki, he tells the playr that he faked his kidnapping, wanting to play a joke on Akiki. | '''Akiki''' is a tomboyish [[Ukiki]] and the niece of the mayor of the [[Jungle Area]], [[Ukiki (character)]]. In ''[[Mario Party Advance]]'', she believes that her uncle has been kidnapped and asks the player and [[Shroomlock]] to find him. The message Ukiki has left Akiki read, "bIg teAM cAT THElf bLAKE." - the capital letters spell "I am at the lake," referring to [[Loch Dorrie]]. Once the player finds Ukiki, he tells the playr that he faked his kidnapping, wanting to play a joke on Akiki. | ||
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Revision as of 17:52, June 17, 2016
Akiki is a tomboyish Ukiki and the niece of the mayor of the Jungle Area, Ukiki (character). In Mario Party Advance, she believes that her uncle has been kidnapped and asks the player and Shroomlock to find him. The message Ukiki has left Akiki read, "bIg teAM cAT THElf bLAKE." - the capital letters spell "I am at the lake," referring to Loch Dorrie. Once the player finds Ukiki, he tells the playr that he faked his kidnapping, wanting to play a joke on Akiki.
Names in other languages
Trivia
- Akiki's name first appeared on the scorechart for Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour, which was released two years before Mario Party Advance.
