Gem (Super Mario Party)

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Gem
The five gems in Super Mario Party
Appears in Super Mario Party (2018)

The Gems are five objects in Super Mario Party that the player obtains after completing the following challenges:

  • Gem of Spirit (yellow): Beat the Hard difficulty in Sound Stage. (A gem that is only rewarded to those who can let go of inhibition and allow their innermost spirits to shine.)
  • Gem of Courage (green): Play through every branch in River Survival. (A gem that is only awarded to those with the courage to face tumult and uncertainty to the end.)
  • Gem of Love (blue): Play all boards in the Partner Party mode. (A gem that is only rewarded to those selfless enough to put their own desires aside for the good of friends.)
  • Gem of Passion (purple): Beat the final minigame on End of the Road in Challenge Road. (A gem that is only awarded to those with an unshakable passion of minigames.)
  • Gem of Tenacity (red): Play all boards in the Mario Party mode. (A gem that is only awarded to those who persevere in the face of adversity.)

The Gems are then displayed on the plaza where the Super Star is designated. When all five gems are collected, they fuse together to create the victory podium, where the superstar stands. Collecting all five gems allows the player to view the final awards ceremony and the game's credits.

Gallery[edit]

  • Gem of Spirit

    Gem of Spirit

  • Gem of Courage

    Gem of Courage

  • Gem of Love

    Gem of Love

  • Gem of Passion

    Gem of Passion

  • Gem of Tenacity

    Gem of Tenacity

  • Victory Podium

    Victory Podium

Symbols[edit]

  • Gem of Spirit

    Gem of Spirit

  • Gem of Courage

    Gem of Courage

  • Gem of Love

    Gem of Love

  • Gem of Passion

    Gem of Passion

  • Gem of Tenacity

    Gem of Tenacity

Names in other languages[edit]

Gem[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese ジュエル
Jueru		 Jewel [1]
Chinese (Simplified) 宝石
Bǎoshí		 Jewel [?]
Chinese (Traditional) 寶石
Bǎoshí		 Jewel [?]
Dutch Edelsteen Gemstone [?]
French Joyau Jewel [2]
German Juwel Jewel [?]
Italian Gemma Gem [?]
Korean 주얼
Jueol		 Jewel [?]
Russian Самоцвет
Samotsvet		 Gemstone [?]
Spanish (Latin American) Gema Gem [?]
Spanish (European) Joya Jewel [?]

Gem of Spirit[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese 夢ゆめのジュエル
Yume no Jueru		 Jewel of Dreams [1]
Chinese (Simplified) 梦之宝石
Mèng zhī bǎoshí		 Jewel of Dream [?]
Chinese (Traditional) 夢之寶石
Mèng zhī bǎoshí		 Jewel of Dream [?]
Dutch Karakteredelsteen Character Gemstone [?]
French Joyau des rêves Jewel of Dreams [2]
German Traumjuwel Dream Jewel [?]
Italian Gemma dei sogni Gem of Dreams [?]
Korean 꿈의 주얼
Kkum-ui jueol		 Jewel of Dreams [?]
Russian Самоцвет духа
Samotsvet dukha		 Gemstone of Spirit [?]
Spanish (Latin American) Gema del ánimo Gem of Spirit [?]
Spanish (European) Joya del ánimo Jewel of Spirit [?]

Gem of Courage[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese 希望きぼうのジュエル
Kibō no Jueru		 Jewel of Hope [1]
Chinese (Simplified) 希望宝石
Xīwàng bǎoshí		 Jewel of Hope [?]
Chinese (Traditional) 希望寶石
Xīwàng bǎoshí		 Jewel of Hope [?]
Dutch Moededelsteen Mother Gemstone [?]
French Joyau de l'espoir Jewel of Hope [2]
German Mutjuwel Courage Jewel [?]
Italian Gemma della speranza Gem of Hope [?]
Korean 희망의 주얼
Huimang-ui jueol		 Jewel of Hope [?]
Russian Самоцвет мужества
Samotsvet muzhestva		 Gemstone of Courage [?]
Spanish (Latin American) Gema del valor Gem of Value [?]
Spanish (European) Joya del valor Jewel of Value [?]

Gem of Love[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese 友情ゆうじょうのジュエル
Yūjō no Jueru		 Jewel of Friendship [1]
Chinese (Simplified) 友情宝石
Yǒuqíng bǎoshí		 Jewel of Friendship [?]
Chinese (Traditional) 友情寶石
Yǒuqíng bǎoshí		 Jewel of Friendship [?]
Dutch Vriendschapsedelsteen Friendship Gemstone [?]
French Joyau de l'amitié Jewel of Friendship [2]
German Freundschaftsjuwel Friendship Jewel [?]
Italian Gemma dell'amicizia Gem of Friendship [?]
Korean 우정의 주얼
Ujeong-ui jueol		 Jewel of Friendship [?]
Russian Самоцвет любви
Samotsvet lyubvi		 Gemstone of Love [?]
Spanish (Latin American) Gema del amor Gem of Love [?]
Spanish (European) Joya del amor Jewel of Love [?]

Gem of Passion[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese 愛あいのジュエル
Ai no Jueru		 Jewel of Love [1]
Chinese (Simplified) 爱之宝石
Ài zhī bǎoshí		 Jewel of Passion [?]
Chinese (Traditional) 愛之寶石
Ài zhī bǎoshí		 Jewel of Passion [?]
Dutch Passie-edelsteen Passion Gemstone [?]
French Joyau de la passion Jewel of Passion [2]
German Leidenschaftsjuwel Passion Jewel [?]
Italian Gemma dell'amore Gem of Love [?]
Korean 사랑의 주얼
Salang-ui jueol		 Jewel of Love [?]
Russian Самоцвет увлеченности
Samotsvet uvlechennosti		 Gemstone of Passion [?]
Spanish (Latin American) Gema de la pasión Gem of Passion [?]
Spanish (European) Joya de la pasión Jewel of Passion [?]

Gem of Tenacity[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese 勇気ゆうきのジュエル
Yūki no Jueru		 Jewel of Courage [1]
Chinese (Simplified) 勇气宝石
Yǒngqì bǎoshí		 Jewel of Courage [?]
Chinese (Traditional) 勇氣寶石
Yǒngqì bǎoshí		 Jewel of Courage [?]
Dutch Krachtedelsteen Power Gemstone [?]
French Joyau du courage Jewel of Courage [2]
German Beharrlichkeitsjuwel Perseverance Jewel [?]
Italian Gemma del coraggio Gem of Courage [?]
Korean 용기의 주얼
Yong-giui jueol		 Jewel of Courage [?]
Russian Самоцвет стойкости
Samotsvet stoykosti		 Gemstone of Endurance [?]
Spanish (Latin American) Gema de la tenacidad Gem of Tenacity [?]
Spanish (European) Joya de la tenacidad Jewel of Tenacity [?]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f 【スーパーマリオパーティ】全クリア！？全てのジュエルを集めたら！ by ダイスチャンネル on YouTube
  2. ^ a b c d e f SUPER MARIO PARTY SWITCH- Tout les joyaux obtenus by Nikosoca on YouTube
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Super Mario Party
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