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Revision as of 18:54, December 31, 2023
| Shroom City | |
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| First appearance | Mario Party Advance (2005) |
| Greater location | Mushroom Kingdom |
| Inhabitants | Various |
Shroom City is a large city on an island in Mario Party Advance, which also consists of a city built on the islands below.
After the player finishes making their passport, they meet Toad, who tells them about all of the fun activities in Party World. Suddenly, Bowser and Koopa Kid drop in and squish Toad, scattering Gaddgets and minigames all over Shroom City. After they leave, Toad tells the player to collect the missing Gaddgets and minigames from Shroom City's locals.
Areas
- Town area (Mario's starting point)
- Seaside area (Luigi's starting point)
- Jungle area (Princess Peach's starting point)
- Horror area (Yoshi's starting point)
- Snow area
- Desert area
Description
In Mario Party Advance, there are fifty quests for the player to solve in order to get a Gaddget from a citizen or a minigame from Bowser. Bowser can only be confronted after a certain numbers of quests are completed, after which he will allow passage through one of the pipes, letting the player confront him. Once all the citizens' quests are complete, the Pipe House can be visited to confront Bowser for the final time.
Number of Spaces
- Green: 78
- Yellow: 179
- Red: 40
- 'M': 22
- Total: 319
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | キノコシティ Kinoko Shiti |
Mushroom City |
| German | Pilz-City |
Mushroom City |
| Italian | Fungolandia |
Shroomland |
| Spanish | Urbiñón |
From "champiñón" (mushroom) and "urbe" (city) |
