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The '''Tweester Capsule''' first appears in ''[[Mario Party 5]]'', where it can be thrown to a space on the board, or used on the player for fifteen [[coin]]s. Its effect is making [[Tweester]] appear on the [[Star Space]] and move it to another location on the board. It serves the same purpose as the [[Chomp Call]] from ''[[Mario Party 4]]''. | The '''Tweester Capsule''' first appears in ''[[Mario Party 5]]'', where it can be thrown to a space on the board, or used on the player for fifteen [[coin]]s. Its effect is making [[Tweester]] appear on the [[Star Space]] and move it to another location on the board. It serves the same purpose as the [[Chomp Call]] from ''[[Mario Party 4]]'' and the [[Lucky Lamp]] from ''[[Mario Party 3]]''. | ||
In ''[[Mario Party 6]]'' and ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', it is an [[Orb]] (called the '''Tweester Orb''') that players can only place on a space as a roadblock trap (it costs five coins at the [[Orb Shop]]). Opponents that pass a space containing the Orb make Tweester appear to blow them away to another part of the board. If a player is under the effect of the [[Metal Mushroom Orb]], the Tweester still tries to blow away that player, but it dissipates shortly after with no effect. | In ''[[Mario Party 6]]'' and ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', it is an [[Orb]] (called the '''Tweester Orb''') that players can only place on a space as a roadblock trap (it costs five coins at the [[Orb Shop]]). Opponents that pass a space containing the Orb make Tweester appear to blow them away to another part of the board. If a player is under the effect of the [[Metal Mushroom Orb]], the Tweester still tries to blow away that player, but it dissipates shortly after with no effect. | ||