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[[Image:Gaddlight.JPG|thumb|The '''Gaddlight''' as seen from ''Mario Party 4''.]] | [[Image:Gaddlight.JPG|thumb|The '''Gaddlight''' as seen from ''Mario Party 4''.]] | ||
The '''Gaddlight''' is an item used in ''[[Mario Party 4]]''. When an opponent sends a [[Boo]] (from a [[Boo's Crystal Ball]]) to steal [[coin]]s or a [[Star]], the targeted player can automatically use it to flash light at the Boo, scaring it away (making the opponent | The '''Gaddlight''' is an item used in ''[[Mario Party 4]]''. When an opponent sends a [[Boo]] (from a [[Boo's Crystal Ball]]) to steal [[coin]]s or a [[Star]], the targeted player can automatically use it to flash light at the Boo, scaring it away (making the opponent unable to steal [[Coin]]s or a [[Star]] from them). It serves the same function as the [[Boo Repellent]] from ''[[Mario Party 3]]''. The Gaddlight can be thrown away to free up space in the player's inventory, though this counts as the player using an item on that turn. | ||
The item's name seems to indicate that it was invented by [[Professor Elvin Gadd]], although a symbol of his head (seen on most of his inventions) is absent from the item. | The item's name seems to indicate that it was invented by [[Professor Elvin Gadd]], although a symbol of his head (seen on most of his inventions) is absent from the item. | ||
Revision as of 16:43, February 16, 2015
File:Gaddlight.JPG
The Gaddlight as seen from Mario Party 4.
The Gaddlight is an item used in Mario Party 4. When an opponent sends a Boo (from a Boo's Crystal Ball) to steal coins or a Star, the targeted player can automatically use it to flash light at the Boo, scaring it away (making the opponent unable to steal Coins or a Star from them). It serves the same function as the Boo Repellent from Mario Party 3. The Gaddlight can be thrown away to free up space in the player's inventory, though this counts as the player using an item on that turn.
The item's name seems to indicate that it was invented by Professor Elvin Gadd, although a symbol of his head (seen on most of his inventions) is absent from the item.
