Koopa Party 6

Koopa Party 6 is the sixth installment of the Koopa Party series on a home console, the third Koopa Party game on the Nintendo GameCube, and the seventh overall in the series.
==Story==
In Koopa Party 6, the Koopa Troop experiences Brighton and Twila argue about which of the duo is better. Koopa Troopa tries to calm them down when their argument causes major disruption, but he is unable to do so. He decides to throw a Koopa Party and harness the power of the Stars to fill the Star Bank.
By collecting Stars, the Koopa Troop is able to obtain pages to the Prodigy Book. After filling out the Prodigy Book, Brighton and Twila glance at the Star Bank, filled with Stars. Noting how hard the Koopa Troop has worked to obtain the Stars, Brighton and Twila apologize for the hassle their argument has caused, and make up for it. TO show their appreciation, the duo sends the Stars into the sky.
==Items==
===Returning Items===
Image	Name 	Description
 	Dice Block 	The classic Dice Block allows you to roll any number from 1 to 10.
 	Double Dice Block	Having appeared in every installment so far, the Double Dice Block allows you to roll two dice.
 	Triple Dice Block	Having appeared in every installment so far, the Triple Dice Block allows you to roll three dice.
 	Mushroom 	Appearing in every game since Koopa Party 2 so far, the Mushroom allows you to add five spaces to your roll.
 	Golden Mushroom 	Appearing in every game since Koopa Party 2 so far, the Golden Mushroom allows you to add ten spaces to your roll.
 	Poison Mushroom 	Appearing in every game since Koopa Party 3 so far, the Poison Mushroom will subtract five spaces from your roll. However, you can use this on your opponents to minimize their chances of getting a Star. Note that if you roll a number below five, you will travel backward.
 	Green Shell 	First appearing in Koopa Party 4, the Green Shell allows you to defend yourself from Red Shells. You can also use it to hit a random opponent.
 	Red Shell 	First appearing in Koopa Party 4, the Red Shell allows you to target the nearest player, making them lose five Coins. It can be defended against using a Green Shell. You can also use it as a means of defense.
 	Banana 	Returning from Koopa Party 4, the Banana allows you to place it and cause players to slip, taking five of their Coins. It can also be used to block incoming Red Shells.
 	Lightning 	First appearing in Koopa Party 5, the Lightning allows you to strike everyone else and shrink them, making them lose half of their Coins and their items.
 	Blue Spiny Shell 	The Blue Spiny Shell has appeared in every game so far since Koopa Party 5. When used, it will target the leader, making that player lose half of their Coins and their items, as well as sending them to the start.
 	Fake Item Box 	The Fake Item Box has been in the series since Koopa Party 5 as an new item. When dropped, it will act as a roadblock that slips the player and makes them lose ten Coins. Unlike other items, it can't be used as a means of defense.
===New Items===
Image	Name 	Description
 	Slowgo Dice Block	New to Koopa Party 6, the Slowgo Dice Block allows you to roll a slow Dice Block anywhere from 1 to 10.
 	Cyan Shell 	The Cyan Shell is a new item in Koopa Party 6. When used, it will electrocute a random player, causing them to drop their items.
 	Blue Shell 	The Blue Shell makes its Koopa Party debut in Koopa Party 6. When used, it will freeze the nearest player, making them lose five Coins.
 	Star 	The Star has been carried over into Koopa Party 6 as a new item. When used, makes you invincible and allows you to defend yourself against any item.
==Boards==
Koopa Party 6 features six boards, five of which are available from the start. Although one board, Dread Kong's Treetop Temple, features the classic formula for obtaining a star (via reaching a Star Space and trading 20 Coins), the other five boards have unique conditions for collecting stars.
Image	Name 	Description
 	Treacherous Treetops	
 	Kamek's Laboratory 	
 	Luckville 	
 	Fireball Lake 	All players start with five Stars, and they must use Lightning to make players drop their Stars and collect them.
 	Adventurous Island 	
 	Aerial Castle 	This board can be bought for 50 Stars at the Star Bank. Players have to chase Dread Kong around during the day for a Star. After all four players have moved, Dread Kong rolls a Dice Block (two if he beats his chest) and moves that many spaces. At night, Dread Kong is replaced by Mario.
== Trivia ==
* This is the second of four Koopa Party games to release before its Mario Party counterpart, the first being Koopa Party Advance in 2003, the third being Koopa Party 8 in 2006, and the fourth being Koopa Party DS in 2007.
Category:Koopa Party Series
Category:2004
Category:GameCube Games
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