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{{quote|When you hit this block... You'll bash out a specific number of [[coin]]s!|MC Ballyhoo|Mario Party 8}} | {{quote|When you hit this block... You'll bash out a specific number of [[coin]]s!|MC Ballyhoo|Mario Party 8}} | ||
[[Image:Spmcoinblock.PNG|thumb|A '''Coin Block''' from ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''.]] | [[Image:Spmcoinblock.PNG|thumb|A '''Coin Block''' from ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''.]] | ||
A '''Coin Block''' is a term used to describe a [[Brick]] or [[? Block]] that gives the [[Player]] a [[coin]]; usually, the term is used for a block that gives Players multiple coins. Coin-giving blocks have appeared in nearly every [[Mario (series)|''Mario'' game]], debuting in ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]''. For blocks that contain multiple coins, in most games there is a time limit for how long it will continue to give the player coins, instead of actually having a set number of coins. In ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'', striking a Coin | A '''Coin Block''' is a term used to describe a [[Brick]] or [[? Block]] that gives the [[Player]] a [[coin]]; usually, the term is used for a block that gives Players multiple coins. Coin-giving blocks have appeared in nearly every [[Mario (series)|''Mario'' game]], debuting in ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]''. For blocks that contain multiple coins, in most games there is a time limit for how long it will continue to give the player coins, instead of actually having a set number of coins. In ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'', striking a Coin Block enough times will produce a [[Super Mushroom]]. | ||
In ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', if [[Mario]] [[Flip]]s, he can see an image of a coin on the side of a Brick Block that gives him multiple coins. | In ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', if [[Mario]] [[Flip]]s, he can see an image of a coin on the side of a Brick Block that gives him multiple coins. | ||
Revision as of 17:29, June 15, 2011
- “When you hit this block... You'll bash out a specific number of coins!”
- —MC Ballyhoo, Mario Party 8
A Coin Block is a term used to describe a Brick or ? Block that gives the Player a coin; usually, the term is used for a block that gives Players multiple coins. Coin-giving blocks have appeared in nearly every Mario game, debuting in Super Mario Bros.. For blocks that contain multiple coins, in most games there is a time limit for how long it will continue to give the player coins, instead of actually having a set number of coins. In New Super Mario Bros., striking a Coin Block enough times will produce a Super Mushroom.
In Super Paper Mario, if Mario Flips, he can see an image of a coin on the side of a Brick Block that gives him multiple coins.
In Mario Party DS, if any character lands on a Space with a Coin Block, a block will appear and the character will have to hit the block to see how many coins can come out of it in five or ten seconds.
Trivia
- In the 2006 version of Nintendo Monopoly, Coin Block spaces and cards replace the traditional Community Chest ones. In the 2010 version, Brick Blocks are used instead.
