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==Use== | ==Use== | ||
[[File:Dice Block (Mario Party Island Tour - Rolled).jpg|thumb|left|A Dice Block in ''[[Mario Party: Island Tour]]'' being used on a player's turn at [[Rocket Road]]. Using three [[Booster (Mario Party: Island Tour)|Booster]]s, the block rolls a 20.]] | [[File:Dice Block (Mario Party Island Tour - Rolled).jpg|thumb|left|A Dice Block in ''[[Mario Party: Island Tour]]'' being used on a player's turn at [[Rocket Road]]. Using three [[Booster (Mario Party: Island Tour)|Booster]]s, the block rolls a 20.]] | ||
To hit a Dice Block, the player needs to press {{button|A}} in most installments. In ''Mario Party 8'', {{button|wii|Wiimote}} is swung upwards. In ''[[Mario Party DS]]'', {{button|ds|Stylus}} can also be used to tap the block. In ''Mario Party: Island Tour'', {{button|3ds|stylus}} is used to | To hit a Dice Block, the player needs to press {{button|A}} in most installments. In ''Mario Party 8'', {{button|wii|Wiimote}} is swung upwards. In ''[[Mario Party DS]]'', {{button|ds|Stylus}} can also be used to tap the block. In ''Mario Party: Island Tour'', {{button|3ds|stylus}} is used to roll the block from the bottom screen up to the game screen (except for [[Kamek's Carpet Ride]] and [[Shy Guy's Shuffle City]]). In ''[[Mario Party 6]]'' and ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', the player can also use the [[Nintendo GameCube#Nintendo GameCube Microphone|Mic]] to hit the block. | ||
Normally whenever a character hits a Dice Block, they [[jump]] up and [[punch]] it with their right hand. Some characters, such as [[Waluigi]] and [[Donkey Kong]], do not jump when they hit the Dice Block, while other characters, such as [[Toad]] and [[Toadette]] (as well as [[Yoshi]] in the earlier titles), jump and hit it with their heads. | Normally whenever a character hits a Dice Block, they [[jump]] up and [[punch]] it with their right hand. Some characters, such as [[Waluigi]] and [[Donkey Kong]], do not jump when they hit the Dice Block, while other characters, such as [[Toad]] and [[Toadette]] (as well as [[Yoshi]] in the earlier titles), jump and hit it with their heads. | ||
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*'''[[Halfway Dice Block]]:''' This is a Dice Block that is numbered only 1–5. It is found in ''[[Mario Party DS]]'' only. | *'''[[Halfway Dice Block]]:''' This is a Dice Block that is numbered only 1–5. It is found in ''[[Mario Party DS]]'' only. | ||
*'''[[Warp Dice Block]]:''' When the player uses this in ''Mario Party DS'', they teleport to a random space before rolling the normal Dice Block. | *'''[[Warp Dice Block]]:''' When the player uses this in ''Mario Party DS'', they teleport to a random space before rolling the normal Dice Block. | ||
*'''[[Event Block]]:''' In ''[[Mario Party]]'', Boo, Koopa Troopa, or Bowser appears from this block. Boo steals coins and Stars from another player, Koopa Troopa gives the player 20 coins, and Bowser takes away the same number of coins that Koopa Troopa gives to the player. | *'''[[Event Block]]:''' In ''[[Mario Party]]'', [[Boo]], [[Koopa Troopa]], or [[Bowser]] appears from this block. Boo steals coins and Stars from another player, Koopa Troopa gives the player 20 coins, and Bowser takes away the same number of coins that Koopa Troopa gives to the player. | ||
*'''Cursed Block:''' After a player uses a [[Poison Mushroom|Cursed Mushroom]], this die turns purple, making the player use only the numbers 1, 2, and 3 (in ''[[Mario Party 5]]''{{'}}s [[Card Party]] and ''[[Mario Party 6]]''{{'}}s Solo Mode) or 1–5. When used as a regular item, this die is powerful when used against others and also useful to avoid spaces or areas. | *'''Cursed Block:''' After a player uses a [[Poison Mushroom|Cursed Mushroom]], this die turns purple, making the player use only the numbers 1, 2, and 3 (in ''[[Mario Party 5]]''{{'}}s [[Card Party]] and ''[[Mario Party 6]]''{{'}}s Solo Mode) or 1–5. When used as a regular item, this die is powerful when used against others and also useful to avoid spaces or areas. | ||
*'''Reverse Block:''' In ''[[Mario Party 3]]'', after a player uses a [[Reverse Mushroom]], this die makes the player go backwards. | *'''Reverse Block:''' In ''[[Mario Party 3]]'', after a player uses a [[Reverse Mushroom]], this die makes the player go backwards. | ||
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*'''[[Bronze Dice Block]]:''' This Bonus Dice Block from ''Mario Party: Island Tour'' allows the player to roll between two and eight spaces. It is given to the player who finishes a minigame for Bonus Dice Blocks in third place, and it rolls 2–7 in ''Mario Party: Star Rush''. | *'''[[Bronze Dice Block]]:''' This Bonus Dice Block from ''Mario Party: Island Tour'' allows the player to roll between two and eight spaces. It is given to the player who finishes a minigame for Bonus Dice Blocks in third place, and it rolls 2–7 in ''Mario Party: Star Rush''. | ||
*'''[[Custom Dice Block]]:''' This Dice Block from ''Mario Party: Island Tour'' allows the player to roll any number of their choice. | *'''[[Custom Dice Block]]:''' This Dice Block from ''Mario Party: Island Tour'' allows the player to roll any number of their choice. | ||
*'''[[Bowser Dice Block]]:''' This Dice Block allows the players to remain where they are instead of getting burned to move to other spaces as long as | *'''[[Bowser Dice Block]]:''' This Dice Block allows the players to remain where they are instead of getting burned to move to other spaces as long as they roll doubles. It appears only in [[Bowser's Peculiar Peak]]. In ''Mario Party 10'', this is used during Bowser Party. Bowser starts his turn with four blocks, and they can be used to catch up to the team. | ||
*'''[[Double Dice]]:''' Appearing in ''Mario Party DS'', ''Mario Party 10'', ''Mario Party: Star Rush'', and ''Mario Party Superstars'', this die allows the player to roll two Dice Blocks. | *'''[[Double Dice]]:''' Appearing in ''Mario Party DS'', ''Mario Party 10'', ''Mario Party: Star Rush'', and ''Mario Party Superstars'', this die allows the player to roll two Dice Blocks. | ||
*'''[[Triple Dice]]:''' Appearing in ''Mario Party DS'' and ''Mario Party Superstars'', this die allows the player to roll three Dice Blocks. | *'''[[Triple Dice]]:''' Appearing in ''Mario Party DS'' and ''Mario Party Superstars'', this die allows the player to roll three Dice Blocks. | ||
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==Profiles and statistics== | ==Profiles and statistics== | ||
===''Super Smash Bros.'' series=== | ===''Super Smash Bros.'' series=== | ||
====''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' | ====''Super Smash Bros. Brawl''==== | ||
{| | {{SSBB sticker | ||
| | |name=Dice Block | ||
|image=[[File:Dice Block Sticker.png]] | |||
|game=''[[Mario Party 8]]'' | |||
|effect=[Arm] - Attack +8 | |||
|usable_by=Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, Peach, Bowser | |||
}} | |||
|''[[Mario Party 8]]'' | |||
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====''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' spirit==== | ====''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' spirit==== | ||
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|Dut=Dobbelblok | |Dut=Dobbelblok | ||
|DutM=Dice Block, portmanteau of ''Dobbelsteen'' ("dice") and ''Blok'' ("block") | |DutM=Dice Block, portmanteau of ''Dobbelsteen'' ("dice") and ''Blok'' ("block") | ||
| | |Fre=Dé <small>(''Mario Party'')</small><br>Bloc Dé <small>(''Mario Party 2'' to ''Mario Party 8'')</small><br>Dé normal <small>(''Mario Party 9'' onwards)</small> | ||
| | |FreM=Dice<br>Dice Block<br>Normal Dice | ||
|Ger=Würfel-Block | |Ger=Würfel-Block | ||
|GerM=Dice Block | |GerM=Dice Block | ||