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|purpose=Summons Bowser, who usually causes a negative effect on players, such as stealing Stars, Coins, items or [[Mini Star]]s. | |purpose=Summons Bowser, who usually causes a negative effect on players, such as stealing Stars, Coins, items or [[Mini Star]]s. | ||
|first_appearance=''[[Mario Party]]'' ([[List of games by date#1998|1998]]) | |first_appearance=''[[Mario Party]]'' ([[List of games by date#1998|1998]]) | ||
|latest_appearance='' | |latest_appearance=''{{wp|Tetris 99}}'' (27th Maximus Cup, cameo) (2021)<br>''[[Mario Party Superstars]]'' ([[List of games by date#2021|2021]], ''Super Mario'' franchise) | ||
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{{quote|But then all [[DK Space]]s will turn into Bowser Spaces! Which is bad luck for the next one to stop on such spots! Bowser only brings misfortune!|MC Ballyhoo|Mario Party 8}} | {{quote|But then all [[DK Space]]s will turn into Bowser Spaces! Which is bad luck for the next one to stop on such spots! Bowser only brings misfortune!|MC Ballyhoo|Mario Party 8}} | ||
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*'''Coins For Bowser''': Bowser takes 10-50 Coins from that player. | *'''Coins For Bowser''': Bowser takes 10-50 Coins from that player. | ||
*'''Bowser Balloon Burst''': Like the original [[Balloon Burst (4-Player)|Balloon Burst]], but everyone aside from the winner of the minigame loses coins. If the minigame ends by a tie, everyone loses 10-50 coins.{{footnote|main|1}}{{footnote|main|3}} | *'''Bowser Balloon Burst''': Like the original [[Balloon Burst (4-Player)|Balloon Burst]], but everyone aside from the winner of the minigame loses coins. If the minigame ends by a tie, everyone loses 10-50 coins.{{footnote|main|1}}{{footnote|main|3}} | ||
*'''Bowser's Face Lift''': Like the original [[Face Lift]], but players that do not get 90 points or more lose coins. If all players achieve | *'''Bowser's Face Lift''': Like the original [[Face Lift]], but players that do not get 90 points or more lose coins. If all players achieve more than 90 points, Bowser steals up to 50 coins from the player who landed on his space.{{footnote|main|1}} | ||
*'''Bowser's Tug o' War''': Like [[Tug o' War]], except the losing side loses coins to Bowser, but if the minigame ends by a draw, everybody loses 10-50 coins.{{footnote|main|1}}{{footnote|main|2}}{{footnote|main|3}} | *'''Bowser's Tug o' War''': Like [[Tug o' War]], except the losing side loses coins to Bowser, but if the minigame ends by a draw, everybody loses 10-50 coins.{{footnote|main|1}}{{footnote|main|2}}{{footnote|main|3}} | ||
*'''Bash 'n' Cash''': Like the normal [[Bash 'n' Cash]], except any coins that the team of three collected go straight to Bowser. If the player doesn't get any coins stolen in the minigame, Bowser takes 15 Coins from them.{{footnote|main|2}} | *'''Bash 'n' Cash''': Like the normal [[Bash 'n' Cash]], except any coins that the team of three collected go straight to Bowser. If the player doesn't get any coins stolen in the minigame, Bowser takes 15 Coins from them.{{footnote|main|2}} | ||
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*'''Bowser Suit Giveaway''': Bowser gives the player a [[Bowser Suit]] for free. | *'''Bowser Suit Giveaway''': Bowser gives the player a [[Bowser Suit]] for free. | ||
If a player lands on a Bowser Space without any coins, Bowser will pay them | If a player lands on a Bowser Space without any coins, Bowser will pay them 20-50 coins and will not trigger an event. Unlike the first ''Mario Party'', no stars are lost if the player possesses any when this happens. | ||
The Bowser Phone will make a chosen player visit Bowser as if they landed on a Bowser Space. | The Bowser Phone will make a chosen player visit Bowser as if they landed on a Bowser Space. | ||
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More rarely, Bowser himself appears, flattening the player who landed on the space, and any others standing there. One of several named events is then activated like in previous games, but Bowser now decides the event himself, instead of picking from a roulette. The following four events may be selected by Bowser, three of which return from ''Mario Party 3'': | More rarely, Bowser himself appears, flattening the player who landed on the space, and any others standing there. One of several named events is then activated like in previous games, but Bowser now decides the event himself, instead of picking from a roulette. The following four events may be selected by Bowser, three of which return from ''Mario Party 3'': | ||
*'''Bowser Mini-Game''': Formatted as "'''Bowser Game'''" in the text that displays on screen when the event is announced, this new event is the most common, and involves the four players playing one of three Bowser Mini-Games. All three of these mini-games are hosted by Bowser and two Koopa Kids, and always end with one loser, who is burned by Bowser's fire breath and loses | *'''Bowser Mini-Game''': Formatted as "'''Bowser Game'''" in the text that displays on screen when the event is announced, this new event is the most common, and involves the four players playing one of three Bowser Mini-Games. All three of these mini-games are hosted by Bowser and two Koopa Kids, and always end with one loser, who is burned by Bowser's fire breath and loses coins or items. | ||
*'''Bowser Revolution''': Bowser now flashes blue during this event. | *'''Bowser Revolution''': Bowser now flashes blue during this event. | ||
*'''Bowser Shuffle''': Bowser now flashes blue during this event. | *'''Bowser Shuffle''': Bowser now flashes blue during this event. | ||
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====''Mario Party 5''==== | ====''Mario Party 5''==== | ||
In ''[[Mario Party 5]]'', the | In ''[[Mario Party 5]]'', the Bowser Suit event is removed and Koopa Kid no longer appears to take Coins from the player, while one new event is added. | ||
*'''Bowser Mini-Game''': Formatted differently than in ''Mario Party 4'' – any number of players may win or lose depending on their individual performance. Bowser will take Coins or [[Orb|capsules]] from any losers while sparing the winners. | *'''Bowser Mini-Game''': Formatted differently than in ''Mario Party 4'' – any number of players may win or lose depending on their individual performance. Bowser will take Coins or [[Orb|capsules]] from any losers while sparing the winners. | ||
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If a player lands on a Bowser Space and does not have any coins, Bowser gives them 10 coins. | If a player lands on a Bowser Space and does not have any coins, Bowser gives them 10 coins. | ||
In this game, only one Bowser Space appears on each board, and is placed on | In this game, only one Bowser Space appears on each board, and is placed on any red space at the start of the board, rather than having constant locations on each board. If a player receives a [[Bowser Capsule]], Bowser will appear and turn a Red Space into another Bowser Space. Also, during the [[Last Five Turns Event]], one of the roulette events will turn all [[Red Space]]s into Bowser Spaces. | ||
In Story Mode, there are no Bowser Spaces on the board by default, but they may be added by Bowser Capsules. If the player lands on a Bowser Space, Bowser takes half of their coins. If a Koopa Kid lands on a Bowser Space, Bowser gives them 5 coins. | In Story Mode, there are no Bowser Spaces on the board by default, but they may be added by Bowser Capsules. If the player lands on a Bowser Space, Bowser takes half of their coins. If a Koopa Kid lands on a Bowser Space, Bowser gives them 5 coins. | ||
====''Mario Party 6''==== | ====''Mario Party 6''==== | ||
In ''[[Mario Party 6]]'', Bowser Spaces only appear during the night in Party Mode, replaced by [[DK Space]]s during the day. The Bowser Revolution and Bowser Shuffle are removed from the event rotation, leaving only the following two events: | In ''[[Mario Party 6]]'', Bowser Spaces only appear during the night in Party Mode, replaced by [[DK Space]]s during the day. The Bowser Revolution and Bowser Shuffle are removed from the event rotation, Donkey Kong no longer appears to punch Bowser, and no new events were added, leaving only the following two events: | ||
*'''Bowser Mini-Game''': Once again the most common event, largely unchanged from their format in the previous game (though with a new set of mini-games). | *'''Bowser Mini-Game''': Once again the most common event, largely unchanged from their format in the previous game (though with a new set of mini-games). | ||
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In ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', the Bowser Bonus is removed, leaving only the Bowser Mini-Game, which is now divided into two events: | In ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', the Bowser Bonus is removed, leaving only the Bowser Mini-Game, which is now divided into two events: | ||
*'''Single-Player Bowser Mini-Game''': Now the more common of the two events, the player who landed on the space faces off against Bowser in one of three mini-games. Losing carries the penalty of the player's Coins or Stars being taken. | *'''Single-Player Bowser Mini-Game''': Now the more common of the two events, the player who landed on the space faces off against Bowser in one of three mini-games. Losing carries the penalty of the player's Coins or Stars being taken as usual. | ||
*'''Multiplayer Bowser Mini-Game''': Resembling the Bowser Mini-Games of the previous games, all four players participate in one of three mini-games where losing carries the penalty of the player's Coins or Stars being taken | *'''Multiplayer Bowser Mini-Game''': Resembling the Bowser Mini-Games of the previous games, all four players participate in one of three mini-games where losing carries the penalty of the player's Coins or Stars being taken. | ||
Multiplayer Bowser Mini-Games do not occur during Solo Mode, due to requiring four players. Additionally, Bowser steals stars instead of orbs from players who lose in minigames. | |||
''Mario Party 7'' also introduces [[Koopa Kid Space]]s, which have a similar effect to Bowser Spaces from the earlier titles, including events similar to the Bowser Revolution and Bowser Shuffle. | ''Mario Party 7'' also introduces [[Koopa Kid Space]]s, which have a similar effect to Bowser Spaces from the earlier titles, including events similar to the Bowser Revolution and Bowser Shuffle. | ||
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====''Mario Party 8''==== | ====''Mario Party 8''==== | ||
In ''[[Mario Party 8]]'', all DK Spaces are replaced with Bowser Spaces when someone lands on a DK Space, and vice versa. Bowser now performs events specific to each board, which are | In ''[[Mario Party 8]]'', all DK Spaces are replaced with Bowser Spaces when someone lands on a DK Space, and vice versa. Bowser now performs events specific to each board, which are in some way the inverse of what happens on DK Spaces and can be considered harmful to the player. The following events occur on each board: | ||
*'''[[DK's Treetop Temple]]''': Bowser moves the Star to a different location, similar to the [[Lucky Lamp]], [[Chomp Call]] and [[Tweester Orb|Tweester Capsule]] items from past games. This is the only Bowser event in ''Mario Party 8'' that can potentially benefit a player, as Bowser could possibly move the Star closer to them. | *'''[[DK's Treetop Temple]]''': Bowser moves the Star to a different location, similar to the [[Lucky Lamp]], [[Chomp Call]] and [[Tweester Orb|Tweester Capsule]] items from past games. This is the only Bowser event in ''Mario Party 8'' that can potentially benefit a player, as Bowser could possibly move the Star closer to them. | ||
*'''[[Goomba's Booty Boardwalk]]''': Bowser | *'''[[Goomba's Booty Boardwalk]]''': Bowser orders [[Lava Bubble]]s to attack the player three times. The player will have to jump to dodge the Lava Bubbles. Each successful hit costs the player 10 coins if the player fails to avoid them (losing 30 coins; 10 coins for each hit). If the player has zero coins, Bowser gives them 10 coins. | ||
*'''[[King Boo's Haunted Hideaway]]''': Bowser covers all the pitfalls with his own platforms. He then steals a Star from the first player who reaches one of his platforms. He steals all of the player's coins in [[Star Battle Arena]], but gives 10 coins to players who have zero coins | *'''[[King Boo's Haunted Hideaway]]''': Bowser covers all the pitfalls with his own platforms. He then steals a Star from the first player who reaches one of his platforms. He steals all of the player's coins in [[Star Battle Arena]], but gives 10 coins to players who have zero coins, sends them back to the start, and leaves. This also happens if the player has no Stars. Bowser also leaves if the house is shuffled by [[King Boo]], or if someone lands on a DK Space. | ||
*'''[[Shy Guy's Perplex Express]]''': Bowser's [[Bad-Breath Express]] overtakes the current locomotive. If the first player who reaches Bowser has a Star, he steals it. In [[Star Battle Arena]], he steals half of the player's coins, but gives 10 coins to players who have | *'''[[Shy Guy's Perplex Express]]''': Bowser's [[Bad-Breath Express]] overtakes the current locomotive. If the first player who reaches Bowser has a Star, he steals it. In [[Star Battle Arena]], he steals half of the player's coins, but gives 10 coins to players who have zero coins. If the player doesn't have any Stars, Bowser gives them ten coins. The Bad-Breath Express leaves once either someone passes Bowser, or if someone lands on a DK Space. | ||
*'''[[Koopa's Tycoon Town]]''': Bowser steals | *'''[[Koopa's Tycoon Town]]''': Bowser steals a lump of coins from one of the five main hotels, mainly those of the top three investors. If enough coins are taken, the hotel is downsized and the owner loses a star. | ||
*'''[[Bowser's Warped Orbit]]''': Bowser steals a Star from the player. If they | *'''[[Bowser's Warped Orbit]]''': Bowser steals a Star from the player. If they don't have any Stars, Bowser gives them 10 coins. | ||
In King Boo's Haunted Hideaway and Shy Guy's Perplex Express, Bowser's theme continues playing throughout the match until a player reaches Bowser or lands on a DK Space. | In King Boo's Haunted Hideaway and Shy Guy's Perplex Express, Bowser's theme continues playing throughout the match until a player reaches Bowser or lands on a DK Space. | ||
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====''Mario Party 9''==== | ====''Mario Party 9''==== | ||
Bowser Spaces return in ''[[Mario Party 9]]'', where they are usually | Bowser Spaces return in ''[[Mario Party 9]]'', where they are usually put on by Bowser as a "gift" for the captain after the players reach Green Toad. Bowser will ask if the captain wants "a whole bunch of" gifts. If the captain is a CPU player, they will always answer yes, resulting in slightly more Bowser Spaces. When a Bowser Space is landed on a board, Bowser activates a roulette, and one of the following events initiates: | ||
*'''Bowser Revolution (4 Bowser icons)''' | *'''Bowser Revolution (4 Bowser icons)''' | ||
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**This event is now as rare as "Get 10,000 Mini Stars/Bananas", since players are only playing for Mini Stars or Bananas. | **This event is now as rare as "Get 10,000 Mini Stars/Bananas", since players are only playing for Mini Stars or Bananas. | ||
*'''Lose Half of your Mini Stars/Bananas (4 Bowser icons)''' | *'''Lose Half of your Mini Stars/Bananas (4 Bowser icons)''' | ||
**Bowser steals half of the captain's Mini Stars | **Bowser steals half of the captain's Mini Stars. | ||
**If the captain is in last place, Bowser | **If the captain is in last place, Bowser won't take any Mini Stars and may instead double their Mini Stars. | ||
***If the last place captain is playing in DK's Jungle Ruins, Bowser often doubles their Bananas. | ***If the last place captain is playing in DK's Jungle Ruins, Bowser often doubles their Bananas. | ||
*'''[[Battle Space|Battle]] for half of your Mini Stars (4 Bowser icons)''' | *'''[[Battle Space|Battle]] for half of your Mini Stars (4 Bowser icons)''' | ||
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The following do not have a serious effect: | The following do not have a serious effect: | ||
*'''Get 300 | *'''Get 300 Items''' (Perilous Palace Path) | ||
*'''Warp directly to the goal | *'''Warp directly to the goal''' (Perilous Palace Path) | ||
*'''Get 100 | *'''Get 100 Items''' (Shy Guy's Shuffle City) | ||
*'''Go back 980 spaces | *'''Go back 980 spaces''' (Shy Guy's Shuffle City) | ||
*'''Receive a lifetime supply of cotton candy | *'''Receive a lifetime supply of cotton candy''' (Shy Guy's Shuffle City) | ||
*'''Listen to | *'''Listen to Bowsers tales of daring''' (Shy Guy's Shuffle City) | ||
Something similar happens when a player gets a Bowser Penalty. | Something similar happens when a player gets a Bowser Penalty. | ||
=====Bowser's Tower===== | =====Bowser's Tower===== | ||
*'''Fall | *'''Fall down 1 floor!''' | ||
**Bowser will push the player and Green Toad down one floor, causing them to play that floor again. | **Bowser will push the player and Green Toad down one floor, causing them to play that floor again. | ||
*''' | *'''Bowser's underlings get tougher!''' | ||
**The next minigame will have the computer players one level up. | **The next minigame will have the computer players one level up. | ||
**Example: Easy level to Normal level | **Example: Easy level to Normal level | ||
*''' | *'''Bowser's underlings get WAY tougher!''' | ||
**The next minigame will have the computer players two levels up. | **The next minigame will have the computer players two levels up. | ||
**Example: Easy level to Hard level | **Example: Easy level to Hard level | ||
Nothing happens if any of the following is selected: | Nothing happens if any of the following is selected: | ||
*'''Get 1,000,000 | *'''Get 1,000,000 Mario Party Points''' (Bowser's Tower) | ||
*'''Lose all your Mario Party Points | *'''Lose all of your Mario Party Points''' (Bowser's Tower) | ||
*'''Start again | *'''Start over again on the first floor''' (Bowser's Tower) | ||
*''' | *'''Go directly to the top floor''' (Bowser's Tower) | ||
====''Mario Party 10''==== | ====''Mario Party 10''==== | ||
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{{footnote|note|4|This event only appears in the second half of the match.}} | {{footnote|note|4|This event only appears in the second half of the match.}} | ||
If the player is in last place regardless of whether or not they have any coins or stars to lose, Bowser may give them 10 coins instead | If the player is in last place regardless of whether or not they have any coins or stars to lose, Bowser may give them 10 coins instead. | ||
===''Super Smash Bros. Brawl''=== | ===''Super Smash Bros. Brawl''=== | ||
The Bowser Space, using its appearance from ''Mario Party 6'', appears in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' as a [[Sticker (Super Smash Bros. Brawl)|Sticker]], but it is renamed '''Bowser Coin''' for unknown reasons. | The Bowser Space, using its appearance from ''Mario Party 6'', appears in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' as a [[Sticker (Super Smash Bros. Brawl)|Sticker]], but it is renamed '''Bowser Coin''' for unknown reasons. | ||
== | ==Official profiles and statistics== | ||
===''Mario Party 2''=== | ===''Mario Party 2''=== | ||
*'''Wii Virtual Console manual:''' ''"Bowser appears and causes trouble."'' | *'''Wii Virtual Console manual:''' ''"Bowser appears and causes trouble."'' | ||
===''Super Smash Bros. Brawl''=== | ===''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' sticker=== | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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|DutM=Bowser space | |DutM=Bowser space | ||
| | |Fra=Espace Bowser (MP1 and 2)<br>Case Kupa<ref>[https://www.nintendo64ever.com/Scans-Magazine,57,Le-Magazine-Officiel-Nintendo-13.html Official Nintendo French magazine N13], page 26</ref><br>Case Bowser (MP3+) | ||
|FraM=Bowser Space<br>Koopa Space<br>Bowser Space | |||
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|Ger=Bowser-Feld | |Ger=Bowser-Feld | ||
|GerM=Bowser Space | |GerM=Bowser Space | ||
|Spa=Espacio Bowser | |Spa=Espacio Bowser<br>Casilla de Bowser | ||
|SpaM=Bowser Space | |SpaM=Bowser Space | ||
|Ita=Spazio di Bowser<br>Spazio Bowser | |||
|Ita=Spazio di Bowser | |ItaM=Bowser's Space<br>Bowser Space | ||
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|PorA=Casa do Bowser | |PorA=Casa do Bowser | ||
|PorAM=Bowser's Space | |PorAM=Bowser's Space | ||
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|Rus=Поле Боузера | |Rus=Поле Боузера | ||
|RusR=Pole Bouzera | |RusR=Pole Bouzera | ||
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