Pagoda Peak
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| Pagoda Peak | |||
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 Party Cruise layout .png) Solo Cruise layout | |||
| Appears in | Mario Party 7 | ||
| Availability | Default | ||
| Description | "Climb to the top of this one-track mountain road!" | ||
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- “Welcome to Pagoda Peak! This mountain is 4,000 years old! You can just smell the history. Right! Head for the mountaintop as you follow the single trail of Pagoda Peak. If you manage to reach the top, Master Koopa will sell you a Star. The price of a Star is 10 coins. Er, well...that's the price at first, you see. Every time someone reaches the peak, the price will go up. Right dreadful, that. Yes, it jumps to 20 coins... And then 30 coins... And so on... But a Star will never be more than 40 coins! I'll bet my dinner on it! Oh, and do stay on your guard. That scoundrel Bowser is out there somewhere!”
- —Toadsworth, Mario Party 7
Pagoda Peak is a board in Mario Party 7.
Overview[edit]
The board includes a board and two dojos. It features Japan-inspired building architecture and mountains based on those in China. Kung Fu Koopas run the Orb Huts, while the elderly Koopa Master gives a Star for 10 coins at the peak, changing 20, 30, and then 40 coins before resetting to 10 coins after a Star is bought each time. The goal in Solo Cruise is to get 100 coins to exchange for a Master Koopa T-Shirt on the peak.
Events[edit]
Five events can occur, depending on which Green Space is landed on:
- Near the start, Toadsworth offers the player to ride a rocket, with one taking them to the top and the other to the start.
- Near the Gongs of Fate involves the player bashing the gong to change the cost of the Star before receiving coins afterward.
- At Kung Fu Falls, the player jump kicks between platforms to collect coins while dodging logs. If all coins are obtained, the player gets a Star (or 50 coins in Solo Cruise).
- Next to Blazing Rock, the player repeatedly presses certain buttons to put out flames with their large fan. If successful, they go into a gave and get an Orb and sometimes coins or a Star if done fast enough.
- On the Chinese dragon's tongue, it pulls players on it into its mouth and spits them back to the start, inside of a blue fireball.
Bowser Time[edit]
One of four Bowser Time events can occur at Pagoda Peak, with Bowser determining one from the peak of the mountain:
- Bowser takes a souvenir photograph of every player, with a backdrop based on the Chinese novel Journey to the West. He forces 10 or 20 coins from each player but leaves without any player receiving the photo. This occurs in every board except Bowser's Enchanted Inferno!
- Bowser flattens an Orb Hut and replaces it with his own, titled Bowser City, forcing player to buy either a Koopa Kid Orb or a worthless item for 20 coins, then Koopa Kid either steals or uses it. This event can also occur in Grand Canal and Pyramid Park.
- Bowser destroys a bridge after jumping off of the mountain, preventing players from crossing it until the next turn.
- Bowser lands on a lower area, with the resulting tremor causing all players except those at the start to fall lower on the board.
Orbs[edit]
Spaces[edit]
Party Cruise[edit]
| Type of Space | Number of Spaces |
|---|---|
 Blue Spaces |
23 |
 Red Spaces |
5 (0 during the last four turns if all Red Spaces turn into Bowser Spaces) |
 Green Spaces |
6 |
 Mic Spaces |
2 |
 Duel Spaces |
3 |
 DK Spaces |
2 |
 Bowser Spaces |
1 (6 during the last four turns if all Red Spaces turn into Bowser Spaces) |
| Total of Spaces | 42 |
Solo Cruise[edit]
| Type of Space | Number of Spaces |
|---|---|
Blue Spaces |
18 |
Red Spaces |
3 |
Green Spaces |
4 |
Mic Spaces |
3 |
Duel Spaces |
6 |
DK Spaces |
3 |
Bowser Spaces |
3 |
| Total of Spaces | 40 |
Gallery[edit]
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ゴーゴーマウンテン[?] Gō Gō Maunten |
Go-Go Mountain | |
| French | Pic Pagode[?] | Pagoda Peak | |
| German | Pagodia[?] | - | |
| Italian | Picco Pagoda[?] | Pagoda Peak | |
| Spanish | Pico Pagoda[?] | Pagoda Peak |
Notes[edit]
- There is a real-life Pagoda Peak located in Antarctica.
