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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Mario Party, the Mecha Fly Guy is a toy that counts how many times the player can spin the Control Stick in 10 seconds. The maximum achievable score is 100. After achieving this, the Mecha Fly Guy will question the player's humanity. By the way, you spun the Control Stick 100 Times in 10 seconds. 19 urce: youtube.com user @icySpeedruns, youtube.com/watch?v=GNPOWE That is Amazing! Who.... WHAT are you?!?

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Mario Party 8, Dry Bones has an invisible cane at all times. His model has a cane attached to one hand, but it is always set to not be rendered. Here is Dry Bones in the default pose, with the cane being made visible. Source: torf.net user "Kraken", torf.net/File:MP8-DryBonesCaneModel.png; torf.net/File:MP8-DryBonesCaneModelBack.png

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Reverse Minigame! In Mario Party 9, one of Bowser's events is the "Reverse Minigame" event, whereby the players must play a game with reversed rules: whatever would normally cause a player to win is to be avoided, and the aim is to get the last place in the minigame. In every language except Italian, the event is simply called some rough translation of "Reverse Minigame" (e.g. "Minijuego inverso" in Spanish, etc.) Source: Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken in a Wii emulator, game: Mario Party 9 (NA/E, Wii) locoiginiM However, in the Italian version, a visual pun is introduced to the name of the event that is not present in any other versions. Here, the event is called "!ocoiginiM", which is literally "Minigioco!", Italian for "Minigame!", spelled backwards to show that the minigame has reversed rules in a more creative manner.

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The Mario Party 4 version of the Chance Time event, Reversal of Fortune, does not normally have an explanation screen. However, one still exists in the game's data. The preview reads "NOW PRINTING" and the rules of the game are simply "Mario". Reversal of Fortune? PRINTIN Mario Game Rules Source: torf.net user "JONI", torf.net/File:MP4-RoF_Explanation.png START Start Z Practice R Next :

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog On higher difficulties in Mario Party Superstars, CPU players may cheat by using Custom Dice Blocks to land precisely on spaces with hidden blocks, despite this knowledge being supposedly secret from all players. Details in image. 20 to the Mario Party Superstars contains an item called the Custom Dice Block, which allows the user to directly choose a number of spaces to move instead of rolling randomly as usual Normally, a Custom Dice Block would be used to either move more quickly across the board or to land on a specific beneficial space (e.g. a Bank Space). Here, the CPU Luigi player is using a Custom Dice Block in an odd manner. Despite being 20 spaces away from the star, he does not choose a high number to get there faster, nor does he choose to land on a special space. Instead, he chooses to roll a 1 to land on the ordinary Blue Space right next to him. Oh, wow! A hidden block! How very, very lucky for Luigi! However, as it tums out, there was a hidden block on that specific space, containing a star. Hidden blocks are supposed to be hidden, and the knowledge of where they are randomly placed on the board is not available to any of the human players. However, by being a CPU and having access to that information, Luigi cheats to make himself land exactly on that space. ource reddit.com user "GoDovneyonM.reddit.comhMARIOPARTYeommentshembs

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s Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In the Bowser Land board in Mario Party 2, landing on a Bank Space forces a player to pay coins instead of receiving them. An extremely rare event will happen if a player lands on the space with 0 coins; in that case, Banker Baby Bowser will take an entire star from the player. Welcome! Good day to you! O I'm afraid your 10-Coin loan is past due! BrK BANK WHAT?!? You haven't ANY Coins? Well, if you can't pay with Coins, then Ill have to take a Star! Qurce: goutube.com user "Theguswhoplaygames", youtube.comwatch?v=790vUMmLEM

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