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|image=[[File:SLday. | |image=[[File:SLday.jpg|250x300px|Daytime]]<br><small>Daytime</small><br>[[File:SLnight.jpg|250x300px|Nighttime]]<br><small>Nighttime</small> | ||
| | |appears_in=''[[Mario Party 6]]'' | ||
|availability=Default | |availability=Default | ||
|description= | |description=''"Have an urge to ride a hungry Chain-Chomp? Steal Stars in this frigid region!"'' | ||
| | |sample=Daytime<br>[[File:SnowflakeLake Day.oga]]<br>Nighttime<br>[[File:SnowflakeLake Night.oga]] | ||
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{{quote|Welcome to Snowflake Lake! Snowflake Lake doesn’t have a Star Space. Each player starts with 5 Stars, instead! You’ll have to sick Chain-Chomps on your rivals to take their Stars! It’ll cost you 20 coins to ride a Chain-Chomp however many spaces you get with a Dice Block. When you ride a Chain-Chomp, you’ll steal a Star from any rival you pass! You gotta get out there and ride those vicious Chain-Chomps to victory!|Brighton|Mario Party 6}} | |||
'''Snowflake Lake''' is a board in ''[[Mario Party 6]]''. It is a winter wonderland, similar to [[Chilly Waters]] in ''[[Mario Party 3]]''. This snowy board is surrounded by colorful evergreen trees, dog houses, and a few snowmen, along with a ski lift at the top-right corner of the board, and ice sculptures of a [[penguin]], [[Mario]], and his 8-bit form. In the center of the board is a small frozen pond that contains what appears to be the skeleton of a [[Bone Dragon]]. A [[Whomp]] blocks a path in front of an [[Orb Shop]], and charges 10 [[coin]]s for people to pass. Going this way will take the player to the right side of the frozen pond. | |||
There are no [[Star Space]]s on this board, nor does it feature any other method of buying [[Star (Mario Party series)|Star]]s. Instead, each player starts with 5 Stars (or more depending on the number of Star handicaps), and the objective of the board is to steal Stars from the other players by riding [[Chain Chomp]]s. There are four dog houses on the board, and when a player reaches one, they have the option of paying coins to ride a Chain Chomp. During the daytime, players can ride Chain Chomps at the cost of 20 coins for a [[Dice Block]] and move that many spaces from the dog house. For every player that the Chain Chomp passes, a Star is stolen from the victim and is given to the player riding the Chain Chomp. At night, players can purchase up to three Dice Blocks per ride, with each one costing 10 coins. Since this board has no Star Spaces, the only way that additional Stars can be received is from [[Donkey Kong]] via the [[DK Space]]. It is also possible for [[Bowser]] to steal a star if a player lands on a [[Bowser Space]]. This board's premise is later reused for the ''[[Mario Party 7]]'' board, [[Pyramid Park]]. | |||
Landing on one of the two [[Event Space|? Space]]s at the top of the board will make a snowman throw a large snowball that will roll along the path. This is similar to the big [[Mr. Blizzard]] from Chilly Waters, although there is no way to avoid this one. As it goes, it captures any players that are in the way and takes them back to the start. Landing on a ? Space next to the frozen pond activates a coin game. The rules are different depending on the time of day. During the daytime, [[Brighton]] will toss coins down to the players, who grab them while skating, until time is called. At night, players throw snowballs at each other to knock coins out of them for the taking. Also, during the night, large [[Freezie]]s appear, blocking the paths to the middle of the board. They will melt when daylight comes. Additionally, during the day, there are two ? Spaces near the frozen pond; at night, there are four. | |||
Landing on one of the two [[Event Space|? Space]]s at the top of the board will make a snowman throw a large snowball that will roll along the path. This is | |||
The board has a lot of [[Duel Space]]s. In fact, it is the only board in the game where a Duel Space can be reached on the first turn. | The board has a lot of [[Duel Space]]s. In fact, it is the only board in the game where a Duel Space can be reached on the first turn. | ||
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![[File:SpaceDonkey.png| | ![[File:SpaceDonkey.png|25px]][[File:SpaceBowser.png|25px]]<br>[[DK Space|DK]] or [[Bowser Space]]s | ||
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!Total of Spaces | !Total of Spaces | ||
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File:Orb SuperShroom - MP6.png|[[Super 'Shroom Orb]] | File:Orb SuperShroom - MP6.png|[[Super 'Shroom Orb]] | ||
File:Orb SluggishShroom - MP6.png|[[Sluggish 'Shroom Orb]] | File:Orb SluggishShroom - MP6.png|[[Sluggish 'Shroom Orb]] | ||
File:Orb MetalMushroom - MP6.png|[[Metal Mushroom Orb]] | |||
File:Orb WarpPipe - MP6.png|[[Warp Pipe Orb]] | |||
File:Orb Podoboo - MP6.png|[[Podoboo Orb]] | File:Orb Podoboo - MP6.png|[[Podoboo Orb]] | ||
File:Orb Tweester - MP6.png|[[Tweester Orb]] | File:Orb Tweester - MP6.png|[[Tweester Orb]] | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
MP6 Snowflake Lake Logo.png | |||
Snowflake Lake Party Mode logo.png | |||
Snowflake Lake Results logo.png | |||
Snowflake Lake Day and Night Panels.png | |||
Snowflake Lake Rotation BG.png | |||
Snowflake Lake Intro MP6.png | |||
Snow Bunnies 6.png | |||
MP6 Snowflake Lake Start.png | |||
Snowflake Lake Daytime!.png | |||
Snowflake Lake Nighttime!.png | |||
File:SnowflakeLake-IceSkating.png|? Space event: players go ice-skating for coins. | File:SnowflakeLake-IceSkating.png|? Space event: players go ice-skating for coins. | ||
File:SnowflakeLake-SnowballFight.png|? Space event: players participate in a snowball fight to steal coins from each other. | File:SnowflakeLake-SnowballFight.png|? Space event: players participate in a snowball fight to steal coins from each other. | ||
File:SnowflakeLake-Snowball.png|? Space event: A snowman throws a ball into the character's path, taking any character in its way | File:SnowflakeLake-Snowball.png|? Space event: A snowman throws a ball into the character's path, taking any character in its way to the start space. | ||
File:SnowflakeLake-Whacka.png|Luigi near a [[Whacka]] sign, near where Whackas pop up from. | File:SnowflakeLake-Whacka.png|Luigi near a [[Whacka]] sign, near where Whackas pop up from. | ||
File:SnowflakeLake-Whacka2.png|Luigi near another area where a Whacka can be found. | File:SnowflakeLake-Whacka2.png|Luigi near another area where a Whacka can be found. | ||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
|Jap= | |Jap=バトルマウンテン | ||
|JapR=Batoru Maunten | |JapR=Batoru Maunten | ||
|JapM=Battle Mountain | |JapM=Battle Mountain | ||
| | |Fre=Lac Flocon | ||
| | |FreM=Snowflake Lake | ||
|Ger=Schneeflocken-Park | |Ger=Schneeflocken-Park | ||
|GerM=Snowflake Park | |GerM=Snowflake Park | ||
|Spa=Lago helado | |Spa=Lago helado | ||
|SpaM=Frozen | |SpaM=Frozen Lake | ||
|Ita=Borgo Sottozero | |Ita=Borgo Sottozero | ||
|ItaM=Below-Zero Village | |ItaM=Below-Zero Village | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Mario Party | ==Trivia== | ||
*Out of all the boards in ''Mario Party 6'', this board has the highest amount of spaces, with a total of 72 spaces. | |||
{{Mario Party boards}} | |||
{{MP6}} | {{MP6}} | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Mountains]] | ||
[[Category:Snowscapes]] | [[Category:Snowscapes]] | ||
[[Category:Mario Party 6]] | [[Category:Mario Party 6 boards]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:15, October 29, 2024
| Snowflake Lake | |||
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 Daytime  Nighttime | |||
| Appears in | Mario Party 6 | ||
| Availability | Default | ||
| Description | "Have an urge to ride a hungry Chain-Chomp? Steal Stars in this frigid region!" | ||
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- “Welcome to Snowflake Lake! Snowflake Lake doesn’t have a Star Space. Each player starts with 5 Stars, instead! You’ll have to sick Chain-Chomps on your rivals to take their Stars! It’ll cost you 20 coins to ride a Chain-Chomp however many spaces you get with a Dice Block. When you ride a Chain-Chomp, you’ll steal a Star from any rival you pass! You gotta get out there and ride those vicious Chain-Chomps to victory!”
- —Brighton, Mario Party 6
Snowflake Lake is a board in Mario Party 6. It is a winter wonderland, similar to Chilly Waters in Mario Party 3. This snowy board is surrounded by colorful evergreen trees, dog houses, and a few snowmen, along with a ski lift at the top-right corner of the board, and ice sculptures of a penguin, Mario, and his 8-bit form. In the center of the board is a small frozen pond that contains what appears to be the skeleton of a Bone Dragon. A Whomp blocks a path in front of an Orb Shop, and charges 10 coins for people to pass. Going this way will take the player to the right side of the frozen pond.
There are no Star Spaces on this board, nor does it feature any other method of buying Stars. Instead, each player starts with 5 Stars (or more depending on the number of Star handicaps), and the objective of the board is to steal Stars from the other players by riding Chain Chomps. There are four dog houses on the board, and when a player reaches one, they have the option of paying coins to ride a Chain Chomp. During the daytime, players can ride Chain Chomps at the cost of 20 coins for a Dice Block and move that many spaces from the dog house. For every player that the Chain Chomp passes, a Star is stolen from the victim and is given to the player riding the Chain Chomp. At night, players can purchase up to three Dice Blocks per ride, with each one costing 10 coins. Since this board has no Star Spaces, the only way that additional Stars can be received is from Donkey Kong via the DK Space. It is also possible for Bowser to steal a star if a player lands on a Bowser Space. This board's premise is later reused for the Mario Party 7 board, Pyramid Park.
Landing on one of the two ? Spaces at the top of the board will make a snowman throw a large snowball that will roll along the path. This is similar to the big Mr. Blizzard from Chilly Waters, although there is no way to avoid this one. As it goes, it captures any players that are in the way and takes them back to the start. Landing on a ? Space next to the frozen pond activates a coin game. The rules are different depending on the time of day. During the daytime, Brighton will toss coins down to the players, who grab them while skating, until time is called. At night, players throw snowballs at each other to knock coins out of them for the taking. Also, during the night, large Freezies appear, blocking the paths to the middle of the board. They will melt when daylight comes. Additionally, during the day, there are two ? Spaces near the frozen pond; at night, there are four.
The board has a lot of Duel Spaces. In fact, it is the only board in the game where a Duel Space can be reached on the first turn.
Spaces[edit]
| Type of Space | Number of Spaces |
|---|---|
 Blue Spaces |
48 (daytime)
46 (nighttime) |
 Red Spaces |
7 |
 ? Spaces |
4 (daytime)
6 (nighttime) |
 Duel Spaces |
8 |
 Miracle Spaces |
2 |
  DK or Bowser Spaces |
3 |
| Total of Spaces | 72 |
Orbs[edit]
Gallery[edit]
? Space event: players go ice-skating for coins.
? Space event: players participate in a snowball fight to steal coins from each other.
? Space event: A snowman throws a ball into the character's path, taking any character in its way to the start space.
Luigi near a Whacka sign, near where Whackas pop up from.
Luigi near another area where a Whacka can be found.
A Snack Orb being used against a Chain Chomp attack.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | バトルマウンテン[?] Batoru Maunten |
Battle Mountain | |
| French | Lac Flocon[?] | Snowflake Lake | |
| German | Schneeflocken-Park[?] | Snowflake Park | |
| Italian | Borgo Sottozero[?] | Below-Zero Village | |
| Spanish | Lago helado[?] | Frozen Lake |
Trivia[edit]
- Out of all the boards in Mario Party 6, this board has the highest amount of spaces, with a total of 72 spaces.
