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*The capsule depicting a [[Toady]] is incorrectly labeled as "[[Magikoopa]] Capsule". Later ''Mario Party'' games correctly labeled it as "Toady Orb". | *The capsule depicting a [[Toady]] is incorrectly labeled as "[[Magikoopa]] Capsule". Later ''Mario Party'' games correctly labeled it as "Toady Orb". | ||
*This is the last ''Mario Party'' game in non-Japanese versions to feature a female announcer until ''[[Super Mario Party]]''. | *This is the last ''Mario Party'' game in non-Japanese versions (except the Dutch, European Portuguese and Russian versions of ''[[Mario Party: Island Tour]]'') to feature a female announcer until ''[[Super Mario Party]]''. | ||
*Nintendo of America promoted ''Mario Party 5'' with an ad campaign spoofing the actual presidential campaigns of the United States, where Mario and his friends "campaigned" against Bowser and his minions. Inconsistent with his appearance in the game itself and its artworks, Bowser appeared to use his N64-era design in material related to this campaign. Similarly, the campaign also used one of Mario's artworks from ''[[Mario Kart 64]]'' in addition to his actual GameCube-era artworks. | *Nintendo of America promoted ''Mario Party 5'' with an ad campaign spoofing the actual presidential campaigns of the United States, where Mario and his friends "campaigned" against Bowser and his minions. Inconsistent with his appearance in the game itself and its artworks, Bowser appeared to use his N64-era design in material related to this campaign. Similarly, the campaign also used one of Mario's artworks from ''[[Mario Kart 64]]'' in addition to his actual GameCube-era artworks. | ||
