Mario Party 10 for Nintendo Switch

Mario Party 10  for Nintendo Switch is a game for the Nintendo Switch. It is the eleventh home console installment in the Mario Party series, but unlike many other Mario Party home console instalments, this game is a port of the game Mario Party 10 for the Wii U, however there is more content than it's original. And there are a lot of main differences from the port.
For one, amiibo Party from the original game is scrapped and replaced with a new mode that fully returns to the old gameplay formula seen in all installments until Mario Party 8 and Mario Party DS. As such, all players will be able to move on their own, playing along with the gimmicks of the boards in order to get the most Stars and win the game. This mode is called Mario Party. Replacing the original Mario Party from the Wii U version. And for two. Duel Mode from Mario Party 3 is brought back into a new mode called Duel Party. However there are a lot of major differences. Mario Party: Star Rush's no waiting board gameplay is the main focus of the game, and two players have to collect a specific Minigame NPC as a partner to fight the opponent. And for three. The three different colored Toads are replaced by Three new hosts, they are Tumble, Toadsworth and MC Ballyhoo.
==Changes from Wii U to Switch==
===Menu Changes===
*Unlike the Wii U version, the game has a title screen.
*Unlike the Wii U version, the game has a CGI Opening animated by Digital Frontier. Like Mario Golf Toadstool Tour and Mario Power Tennis.
*Like the Hudson Soft Mario Parties, and Mario Party: The Top 100, the game adds a Save File System.
*The Main Menu actually has a setting unlike the Wii U version. The setting is a Restaurant.
*Like Mario Party 6, the modes on the menu have objects to represent them.
*A Story Mode has been added to the game.
*The Loading times have been cut down slightly.
*More modes have been added to the menu.
===Minigame Changes===
*Some of the Minigame Modes have been changed to have some credibility and themes, like in Mario Parties 5-9.
*There are some added Minigame Categories from past Mario Party games.
*Boss Minigames have been removed from the game, due to Mario Party being reworked.
===Playable Character Changes===
*DK is only playable in Bowser Party.
*Spike is removed from the playable catagory.
*A majority of past Mario Party playable characters enter the playable state, but not all of them make it.
===Party Mode Changes===
*Mario Party has been reworked, using the old board play formula from Mario Party games prior to 9. As such, the players can travel through nine different boards from past Mario Party games that use the formula, and one board from Mario Party: Island Tour. Since that game has themes for every board. But turns have been added to that board, like every other board.
*Duel Mode from Mario Party 3 has been brought back, renamed Duel Party and has a different board play style.
*Bowser Party has been altered slightly in order to make it more fair and more fun for the five players. But the play style remains unchanged.
===Other Changes===
*Some of the music has been rewritten to fit it in with the catagory of past Mario Party games, while some of the tracks are still kept it. While some of the Mario Party board tracks are reused tracks from past Mario Party games.
*In terms of graphics and animations. Some of the animations for the characters are remodeled.
==Plot==
One night, everyone is gathered at Peach's Castle for the Mushroom Kingdom's annual New Years Party. But just as they are about to do the big countdown, Bowser shows up and holds the kingdom hostage, he grabs the Star Clock and sucks up all the energy from it, causing him to grow massive. Now its up to Mario and his gang of party animals to stop Bowser once for all.
By collecting all the Stars, Mario and friends are able to shrink him down to size and force him to bring back the energy into the Star Clock. They finish the countdown and go back to Partying as usual.
==Gameplay==
The Nintendo Switch Mario Party 10 offers three basic modes of play: Mario Party, Bowser Party, and Duel Party each with their own unique styles of play, all located in the Party Parlor. Other modes include Minigame Match, Gallery Grub, Tumble's Puzzle Die, Bally's Coin Casino and Toadsworth's Gift Shop.
===Mario Party===
Unlike the Wii U version, this version of the mode "Mario Party" has the old gameplay style. Players have to travel across Ten different Boards, by jump punching a Dice Block one at a time to move across a board of spaces. The three hosts, Toadsworth, Tumble and MC Ballyhoo summon the four or eight characters to the board, and explain the rules. After explaining them, the characters jump punch the Dice Block, whoever gets the highest number is the one to go first on the board, whoever gets the lowest is the last to move.
Toadsworth will give out the location of the Star, and then the party will start.
After everyone has moved, the turn will be considered over and each player will participate in a randomly-selected minigame, depending on the color of the spaces all of the players will land on. After one player, a team of two players or a team of three players wins that minigame, they will receive ten coins.
Coins are used to purchase a Star. A Star costs exactly 20 Coins. So winning minigames is an advantage to getting a Star. It is also an advantage to buying items. 
However other types of Minigames don't give out ten coins. They only give out coins, depending on the amount of coins promised before that minigame starts. Like Battle Minigames, or Duel Minigames. Battle minigames occur at random, rare intervals where players have their coins put at stake and the reward is dependent on how well the player has done. Duel minigames are triggered by Duel Spaces, where players can win Duel minigames for a prize dependent on a roulette.
Bowser and DK also host their own minigames. DK Minigames have the four players trying to collect all the Bananas in the minigames before time runs out. The Bananas can be traded in for Coins. Depending on how many Bananas will be multiplied by the Coins. Bowser Minigames have the players trying to avoid getting killed by Bowser. Whoever gets caught by him loses their Items, Stars or Coins. Both characters have their own spaces that activate these minigames.
At the last four turns, the Last Four Turns Event occurs. Bowser appears to give Bowser Junior the current standings, while also inviting the last player or team to spin the bonus wheel, they also give the last player or team a special item. Some of the effects can help or hinder the players on the board, where one of them triples coins earned on Blue and Red Spaces while others involve Bowser Spaces being placed on all Red Spaces.
After all the turns are finished, on the board. Players will receive Bonus Stars, that are awarded based on achievements throughout the game. Whoever gets the most Stars in the end, wins the game.
===Bowser Party===
Much like Bowser Party from the Wii U version, four players travel in a vehicle to avoid getting eliminated by Bowser. Characters move around in vehicles taking turns being the captain and rolling the dice. Bowser's goal is to deplete all the other players' hearts, while the goal of the other players is to set up traps for him, on the board, to stop him from killing them.
Team Mario uses the Joy Cons, while Bowser uses a Handheld Nintendo Switch. If Bowser catches the team, he will force them to play a selected "Bowser Battle" minigame, where hearts are lost if the players are hit by his attacks. If all of the hearts from all four players should be completely depleted, Bowser wins. Normally, the minigames are fairly easy for Team Mario, but it is also likely for Bowser to become Angry and use much harder minigames. If Bowser becomes Furious via a Homestretch event, he is allowed to choose from three hard minigames.
A new feature added to this mode is the addition of DK as a helper for Team Mario. If at any point the vehicle lands on a DK Space, DK will show up and give the option to be a playable character, allowing a sixth player to play as him with a Handheld Nintendo Switch. However if at any point Bowser catches the team when DK is with them. DK will start a battle between the two. Resulting in a "DK Demolition" minigame, where if he wins Bowser is knocked back to the start of the board. However if he loses, he will be sent back to his space.
When they finally reach the homestretch of the board. Bowser Jr. appears, and the captain of Team Mario, has to fight him in a Bowser Junior Minigame, if the team loses they are knocked back several spaces, but if they win, then Bowser and Bowser Junior are launched into Space, strapped to rockets, by Team Mario.
===Duel Party===
Like Mario Party 3, the objective of the mode is to defeat the opponent by attacking them with partners. Each player has a heart gauge, consisting of five segments. The game is over when 20 turns end (when '20 turns' is selected in game length) or when one player's heart gauge is empty. If 20 turns have finished, the player with the most hearts is the winner. If heart counts tie, then the player with the most coins wins, but if that count also ties as well, the match is a tie.
Players start with one partner and can gain another (or replace one) when they reach their start space, which also gives them ten coins. Partners are given to the player at random using a roulette (on every third return, the player gets a "Lucky Roulette", which slows the roulette, allowing the player to more easily obtain a desired partner). Each partner has a salary where they are paid when the player's turn starts. If a player cannot afford to pay the salary, the partner(s) leave(s).
In the middle of every board is Belltop, a mechanical toy. Every time a player passes him, the numbers on his hat goes down by one. Whenever the hat reaches 0, all players go to him and play a Duel Minigame. After the winner receives his/her coin prize, the timer is reset to 5. Unlike Mario Party 3, players don't move in a straight line like in the original. Instead, the play style is more like the main mode of the 3DS title Mario Party: Star Rush, Toad Scramble, in which players all roll dice and move at the same time across a grid-like board.
The squares on the grids in this mode have now been replaced with different spaces, allowing players to get advantages or disadvantages from the places they land. In the original, all players would start as Toads, moving around the grid to gain characters with special dice blocks as members of their teams. However, this has been changed, players are able to pick which ever character they want to pick. 
==Minigame Match==
A mode that focuses on minigames, it is split up into nine ways to play: Free Play Fountain, Coin Challenge, Minigame Mad-House, Bowser Challenge, Kong Battle, Elevator Enclosure, Tree Trunkers, Beanstalk Bingo and Marathon Moon.
===Free Play Fountain===
Free Play Fountain is the mode where one can freely play unlocked minigames.
===Coin Challenge===
Like in the Wii U version four characters play minigames and win coins according to their ranking in the minigames. After three, five, or seven minigames, the character with the most coins is declared the winner.
===Minigame Mad-House===
Much like the Wii U version named Minigame Tournament. This mode has up to eight characters participating. Each round is a minigame, and characters who remain 1st and 2nd in the minigames make it to the next round. The final round is a head-to-head battle and the winner of the round claims tournament victory.
===Bowser Challenge===
In Bowser Challenge, the player plays all ten Bowser Battle minigames as Bowser, trying to take the highest quantity of hearts. After all the minigames are done, Bowser Jr. assesses Bowser's performance.
===Kong Battle===
Unlike Bowser Challenge, the player must compete in five DK Minigames in order to get the most Bananas. After all the minigames are finished, DK shows the score to the player.
===Elevator Enclousure===
Players have to fix the wires connecting to an elevator, by winning different minigames. Whoever wins the most minigames is the first to fix their elevator.
===Tree Trunkers===
Four players play Duel mini-games in a tournament-style grid to climb and ascend onto a tree. If players lose, they have to compete for the loser's round of being third instead of fourth.
===Beanstalk Bingo===
The players' goal in this game is to win mini-games to complete rows of spaces on their corresponding Bingo board. Before playing, players need to set the amount of rows required to win the game.
===Marathon Moon===
A solo game where players play a set of 100 consecutive mini-games in a row for a high score; losing one mini-game ends the game. One 4 Player, one 1-Vs-3, one 2-Vs-2, one Duel mini-game, and one Boss Minigame.
==Gallery Grub==
Different items bought in Toadsworth's Shop will be added here to be viewed at the player's discretion. Here, players are also allowed to listen to the bought music and sound effects. Players can watch Story Mode cutscenes when viewed at least once in it. Players can also check their records on how many times they played the boards in all three Party Modes.
==Tumble's Puzzle Die==
A mode hosted by Tumble. Here players can play alone in different Puzzle minigames from past Mario Party games. Similar to Mario Party DS, there are about seven minigames in this mode. This can be played freely without any limitations.
==Bally's Coin Casino==
In this mode hosted by MC Ballyhoo. Players can go online using Nintendo Network connection. Players can choose different modes to play online, Party Mode (Mario Party, Bowser Party, Duel Party) and Minigame Mode. They compete in different competitions to win Coins from MC Ballyhoo. Miis can be used in this mode as well. If players disconnect, their characters will be played by an AI of Normal difficulty for the rest of the game or until they reconnect.
==Toadsworth's Shop==
Here players can by different items, sound effects, music tracks, figurines and trophies. A few characters and two boards can also be bought in this shop, using Shine Sprites instead of Mario Party Points. Shine Sprites can be obtained by getting New Records in different Minigames that have time, centimetres, etc.
==Playable Characters==
Unlike the Wii U version of Mario Party 10, this version has a total of twenty characters. A bunch of characters from past Mario Party games appear here, but not all of them make the cut (Koopa Kid). Neither do two of the characters from the modern Mario Parties (Spike, Diddy Kong).
84px-MarioMP8.png|Mario
79px-LuigiMP8.png|Luigi
95px-PeachMP8.png|Peach
95px-YoshiMP8.png|Yoshi
104px-WarioMP8.png|Wario
128px-WaluigiMP8.png|Waluigi
92px-DaisyMP8.png|Daisy
92px-ToadMp8.png|Toad
111px-BooMP8.png|Boo
95px-BirdoMP8.png|Birdo*
101px-Toadette2MP8.png|Toadette*
102px-DrybonesMP8.png|Dry Bones*
103px-HammerbroMP8.png|Hammer Bro*
128px-BlooperMP8Mug.png|Blooper*
120px-Koopa_Screenshot_MP9.png|Koopa Troopa
120px-Magikoopa-CSS-Selected-MP9.png|Kamek
120px-ShyGuy-CSS-Selected-MP9.png|Sky Guy
87px-Rosalina_(ride_icon)_-_Mario_Party_10.png|Rosalina*
120px-Start_DonkeyDude_6.png|DK**
120px-GoBowzer6.png|Bowser**
==Boards==
===Mario Party Boards===
Name 	Description 	Origin 	Music
Mario's Rainbow Castle 	Players must reach the center ride Fwoosh up to the tower, where DK will wait with a Power Star for about 20 Coins, however if a player reaches DK and gets the star, DK will swap with Bowser. If players reach Bowser, he awards them  with a Ztar, taking a star away from them. After getting either star, the tower switches, replacing DK with Bowser. They both will launch you back to the start of the board.                                	Mario Party 	[]
Western Land 	Players are dressed as cowboys and have "Deputy" in their names. The main attraction is a train named Steamer, who travels around the board and stops at one of the three train stations. If a player wants to ride Steamer, he or she has to pay the toll of five coins. Once on, the player hits a block that decides which direction Steamer goes. If it shows Tumble's Head, it puffs forwards, if it shows a Goomba's head it puffs backwards. While riding Steamer, the player riding Steamer will hit a block, assigning what direction Steamer should move - either forward or backward. Steamer will move on his own if a player lands on a Happening Space. Any player hit by Steamer will be sent back to the starting space. There is also a milk shop run by Wiggler. When a player passes it, it will ask if the player wants to have a hootenany for 20 coins. Accepting the offer brings every other character to the shop for a hootenanny. 	Mario Party 2 	[]
Spiny Desert 	This desert-themed board has the players collect twenty Coins for them to purchase a Power Star from the Millennium Star. The most prominent feature of this board is the fact that there are two Millennium Stars: one that is a mirage (a fake), and one that is real. There is no way to differentiate the two from each other. When a player passes by the mirage, it will vanish. Another notable feature of this board is the two quicksand pits that are located on the lower-middle part of the board and the upper-middle part of the board. When a player lands on a Happening Space that is located around the perimeter of either quicksand pit, the quicksand pit will inhale all players standing on said perimeter. The other quicksand pit will then eject said players so they land on it's perimeter. The Action Time of this board is triggered if a player chooses to pass the path with two cacti. The player has to hit the A Button with correct timing in this Action Time. If the player fails at doing so, then either cacti will send the player bouncing away in another direction.	Mario Party 3 	[]
Goomba's Greedy Gala 	Players must make sure that they manage to obtain Stars by getting to Goomba, the host of this board. The most notable feature of this board is the roulette in the very middle of it. When players pass the roulette, a Goomba will ask for an optional payment of either five, ten or twenty Coins. The more a player pays to the Goomba, the more likely it is that the ball will land on the route closest to the Star. If the ball lands on a Star, then the player will procure 20 Coins, and they will also get to freely choose what path to trek down. 	Mario Party 4 	[]
Pirate Dream 	Created from dreams of adventure, the board is reminiscent of an abandoned, cavern mine and a seaside cliff with waterfalls, where players can search for treasure in some of the ? Spaces it provides. A pirate ship can be accessed on the bottom of the board. Thwomp gives players a lift to a higher part of the board for 10 coins. For the same price, Whomp lets players use the ladder he is blocking. Unlike it's origin game players have to find the source of the Sea in order to retrieve their Power Star. 	Mario Party 5 	[]
E.Gadd's Garage 	Unlike the origin game's goal. Players have to collect Star Orbs, and place them in the Shuffle-o-tron, which will then turn them into stars for the players. Star Orbs are considered as Items, and as a such take over one item slot each. Star Orbs can be bought for 20 coins. As the setting changes from Day to Night, the price of Star Orbs gets higher and higher. 	Mario Party 6 	[]
Neon Nation 	Neon Heights is a USA-themed board. On this board there are three Treasure Chests, which appear in random spots. If a player reaches a chest, Bowser Junior offers to open it for 10 coins. One chest contains a Star, another 20 coins, and the other one contains a Bob-omb, which blasts the player back to Start. Once the Star has been purchased, three new chests appear. The Day and Night setting from Mario Party 6 plays a role on this board as in Day time, there are Balloons instead of Chests, making it easier to tell which chest is which. 	Mario Party 7 	[]
King Boo's Haunted Hideaway	Players move through a mansion to try to find King Boo and get a star from him. Out of three rooms in the house, King Boo is in one of them. If the player stumbles in other rooms where King Boo is not hiding in, Red Boos come and toss the player in a hole, thus making the player go back to the start of the mansion. King Boo offers the star for ten coins once the player reaches him. After paying for that, everyone is taken out of the mansion for another shuffle with different rooms in the mansion. If the player lands on a DK space, DK will cover up the hole and offer the player a free star; if the player lands on a Bowser space, Bowser will cover up the hole and will steal a star for the player who comes to any room. 	Mario Party 8 	[]
Toadette's Music Room 	Unlike the origin game's goal, players have to collect different musical notes, and bring them to Toadette's piano, and play a melody, using those notes, which are now brought onto a sheet of Paper. This is where Action Time comes into play, players have to play the melody the notes have given. The buttons A, B , X, and Y are all notes given in an order in the melody. If the melody is played right, then the player receives a Power Star. The number of coins increases as the player buys more notes. 5 coins for the first time, then 10 coins, then 15 coins and so on until it costs 30 coins. It resets to 5 after the fifth note has been bought. 	Mario Party DS 	[]
Rocket Road 	Unlike the goal of the origin game, players have to reach the end of the board in order to get a Grand Star, held by Lubba. Boosters are used to help the player reach the end of the board faster. Once the player reaches the end of the board, Lubba will give the player the Grand Star and send them back to the start. The roads gets longer, once you are sent back to the start. 	Mario Party Island Tour	[]
===Bowser Party Boards===
Name 	Description 	Music
Mushroom  Park 	An amusement park board with Peach's Castle and several attractions. 	[]
Kamek's Haunted Trail	A haunted board with different areas based on a graveyard, haunted woods, and swamp. Taken over by Kamek.	[]
Whimsical Waters 	A lagoon-based board that has varying levels of depth underwater. 	[]
Airship Central 	A cloud board where players try to take down airships owned by Bowser. 	[]
Petey's Farm House 	A farm board full of Piranha Plants, owned by Petey Piranha. 	[]
Bowser's Chaos Castle	A board based upon Bowser's Castle, where Bowser is mostly likely to attack. 	[]
Luanr Loud-Station 	A Space Board, where the only thing involved is no gravity. 	
[]
===Duel Party Boards===
#Star Castle
#Waluigi Pinball
#DownTown Delfino
#Lamode Lawnchair
#Crumbleden Woods
#Bowser's Fiery Fridge
#Greedy Gluch
#Rosalina's Observatory 
#Game Guy's Money Tent
==Spaces ==
===Mario Party Spaces===
Image	Name 	Description                                               	Rarity
 	Blue Space 	The player that lands here will receive 3 coins, 5 coins if one of the last-five-turn bonuses is increasing the amount of coins received from Blue Spaces by two. 	Common
 	Red Space 	The player that lands here will lose 3 coins, 5 coins if one of the last-five turn bonuses is increasing the amount of coins taken by Red Spaces by two. Red Spaces can also transform into Bowser Spaces as one of the bonuses. 	Uncommon
 	Happening Space 	The player that lands here will activate a special event on a board depending on what location they land on this space. Sometimes this event can cause trouble for the player. 	Semi-Common
 	Jackpot Space 	The player that lands here will be sent into an area filled with coins and Blue Spaces for one dice roll. Even a Star makes an appearance. 	Rare
 	Bowser Space 	Bowser appears and hinders the player that lands on this stage in numerous ways; take coins or Stars from them, make all players partake in a Bowser Minigame or a Reverse Minigame, give all players the same amount of coins that the player that landed on the space has, and even can leave the player alone if they land on a certain option on the roulette...	Rare
 	DK Space 	A DK event occurs when landing on it. The most common event is playing a DK Minigame, but other events that can help players may happen too. 	Rare
 	Lottery Space 	The player who lands on this space will trigger a "Chance Time" event, and gains a random benefit from the roulette and the other players may be hindered from the roulette as well. It ranges from gaining some coins, Stars or Items from others or swapping coins, Stars or Items with others. 	Rare
 	Switchie Space 	Landing on this space, spawns Cappy, Mario's friend on his head. He will host different minigames that result in doubling up your Coins. 	Rare
 	Duel Space 	A Duel Minigame starts when landing on it. The player can choose a person to duel with, and can bet Coins, Stars, etc. The one that wins the duel, wins the bet. 	Uncommon
 	Character Space 	If the owner/owner team lands on it, they will earn ten coins. If other players land on it, the effect depends on what Hex is placed on there. 	Varies
 	Star Space* 	Stars can be bought for 20 Coins; only 1 per game board. 	Rare
 	Item Space* 	The player who reaches this space will receive a free, random Item. 	Semi-Common
 	Bowser Junior Space	Bowser Jr. appears and forces the player that landed on the space to partake in a Bowser Jr. Minigame. If he wins, the player loses some of their coins, and if they win, they will earn five coins. 	Rare
 	Diddy Kong Space 	Diddy Kong appears and gives the player to partake in a Diddy Kong. Minigame. If he wins, you don't win anything, if you win. He'll either give you a Special Item, double your Coins, or give you a Star. Depending on the roulette, that spins before the minigame starts. 	Rare
===Bowser Party Spaces===
*Dice Block Space- Gives the player a random Dice Block.
*Green Space- Does nothing.
*Lucky Space - Starts a beneficial event that helps the team.
*Unlucky Space - Starts an awful event that harms the team.
*Trap Space- Gives the team four traps each for Bowser to step on.
*Bowser Space - Spins a roulette that causes havoc to the player.
*DK Space- Allows DK to become a sixth playable character
*Health Space- Adds hearts to the player's health.
*+1 dice block for Bowser - Bowser Jr. appears and gives Bowser one extra dice block.
*-1 dice block for Bowser - Nabbit appears and steals one dice block from Bowser.
==Items==
Image    	Name  	                         Description           
 	Mushroom 	Adds another dice block for the player to use, allowing more movement.
 	Golden Mushroom	Adds two more dice blocks for the player to use, allowing greater movement.
 	Mini Mushroom 	Turns you tiny and slows the dice roll, making it easier to get the desired number on the dice block.
 	Mega Mushroom 	Turns you big and adds three more dice blocks to your roll, allowing excellent movement across the board.
 	Metal Mushroom 	Turns the user metallic. The player ignores any roadblocks they pass or land on.
 	Poison Mushroom	Lowers a rival's roll by 2.
 	Warp Box 	Teleports you to a place where one of your rivals are standing
 	Dueling Glove 	Slaps a rival in the face, starting a Duel Minigame. The prize for wining is half of their coins. The prize for losing is losing half of YOUR coins.
 	Red Boo Rose 	Sends out a Red Boo to steal one of your rivals Stars.
 	Warp Pipe 	Swaps the location of the player with a rival's location
 	Genie Lamp 	Allows you to be warped to the location of the Star. 
 	Chomp Call 	Brings out a Chain Chomp for you to ride so you can ride across the board and squash players, so you can steal their Stars.
 	Pocket Peepa 	Peepa will be summoned and will make the player invisible to all hazards on the boards.
 	Swap Card 	Dump all of your ho-hum items on a rival in exchange for all their sweet gear.
 	Mecha Fly Guy  	This handy wind-up toy can snatch an item away from one of your rivals.
 	Burrbo Band 	This band of Burrbos will keep you safe from any hazardous items, rivals might be using
 	Bowser Suit 	Let Bowser's might flow through you as you stomp on your rivals to steal their stars.
 	DK Suit 	Let DK's might flow through you as you throw Miracle Bananas in your own way to get a Star.
 	Lucky Card 	Triples the chances of keeping yourself out of Chance Time
 	Fire Flower 	Allows you to use three Fire Balls and any opponent that comes in your way will get burned.
 	Power Moon 	Charges up your speed in running across the board.
 	Paragoomba 	Swaps your location with another rival.
 	Hop-Chop 	When someone lands on the space where the Hop-Cop is, then they will be bounced right to a location given by a roulette with the rivals heads.
 	Whomp 	When an opposing player passes this space, a Whomp will appear and crush them.
 	Tweester 	When an opposing player passes this space, a Tweester will appear and take the player somewhere else on the board.
 	Bob-omb 	When an opposing player passes this space, a Bob-omb will appear and explode on them, sending them down to a lower part of the board.
 	Star Coin 	When using this item will allow the player to increase the cost of Stars for their rivals.
 	Zap 	When an opposing player passes this space, the player will lose three coins for every step they take.
 	Astro-Lanceur 	When a player lands on this space, they will be shot in the head by an Astro-Lanceur, and they will land back to the start of the board.
==Minigames==
===4-Player ===
#Shy Guy Shuffle
#Snake Block Party
#Cheep Cheep Leap
#Peepa Panic
#Balance Ball Brawl
#Bob-omb Bogey
#Spiked Ball Scramble
#Bouncy Brawl
#Fruit Scoot Scurry
#Goomba Gotcha
#Cliffside Crisis
#Dice 'n' Dash
#Fruit of the Doom
#Foo Me Once
#Rapid River Race
#Beeline Shrine
#Paintball Plunkbrains
#Ice Slide, You Slide
#Goomba Gallop
#Fruit Cahoot
#Magma Meltdown
#Found it? Pound it!
#Platform Push
#Pipe Sniper
#Bob-omb Combo
#Balloon Blast Bash
#Fuzzy Fliers
#Flash Forward
#Soar to Score 
===2 VS 2 ===
#Bobsled Battle
#Soccer Brawl
#Boo Burglars
#Murky Maze
#Ground Pound Pals
#Bouncy Bounty
#Bump, Set, Spike
#Revolving Relay
#Goombrat Combat
#Shape Up
#Tug-o-Tower
#Tractor Teeters
#Speak Out-Speak Up
#Pokey Panic
#Breather Bros
#Slampey Dunkey
#Dare or Scare
#Musical Mustabouts
#Chomp Chance
===1 VS 3===
#Hop, Drop, and Roll
#Bullet Bill Bullies
#Watermelon Whalin'
#Skewer Scurry
#Steal the Beat
#Movin' Mushrooms
#Bubble Squabble
#Cheep Cheep Check
#Keep-Away Mayhem
#Spring Fling
#Kicthen Picthen
#Electrosmash
#Little Damb
===Duel ===
#Lunar Light
#TrampoLant
#Picture Frame Peace
#Tilt to Tilt
#Decision Depression
#No Bone
#Ice Burger
===Battle===
#Hello I'm Hyper
#Quizical Quacks
#Control Seven
#Theathre Troubles
#Train Top-Hop
#Pass The Bomb
===DK===
#Banana Blitz
#Peeling Peaker
#Slice Me Home
#Double Kongo
===DK Demoltion===
#DK's Battle Banana
#DK's Destruction Donkey
#DK's Moon Monsters
#DK's Tree Traps
#DK's Arm Anchor
#DK's Snow Scrappers
#DK's Clockout Crack
#DK's Odd Out Odyssey
#DK's Rinho Rocko
#DK's Dino Depo
===Bowser===
#Window Wail
#Fiery Frogs
#Mount Madhouse 
#Trouble Clef
===Bowser Battle===
#Bowser's Bad Breath
#Bowser's Hammer Slammer
#Bowser's Fire Bar Fury
#Bowser's Wicked Wheel
#Bowser's Bogus Bingo
#Bowser's Painball
#Bowser's High Dive
#Bowser's Clawful Climb
#Bowser's Sinister Slots
#Bowser's Roulette Rage
===Bowser Junior===
#Clobber Cage
#Bonk Battle
#Slice Snake
===Diddy===
#Banana Wheel
#Treetop Tigers
#New Donkers, New Clonkers
===Switchie===
#Balloon Band
#Double Painbow
#Beat Block Banter
#Cheep Cheep Choice
===Puzzle===
#Mario's Puzzle Party
#Bob-omb Breakers
#Piece Out
#Block Star
#Stick and Spin
#Puzzle Pillars 
#Triangle Twisters
#Castle Clearout
#Jewel Drop
===Rare===
#Tennis Tubbyheads
#Lava Battle 
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