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''This article is about Koopa Kids, [[Bowser]]'s identical looking minions. For Bowser's younger form go [[Baby Bowser|here]]. For the Bowser's youngest son, go [[Bowser Jr.|here]]. For the Koopalings, originally called Koopa Kids, go [[Koopalings|here]].'' | :''This article is about Koopa Kids, [[Bowser]]'s identical looking minions. For Bowser's younger form go [[Baby Bowser|here]]. For the Bowser's youngest son, go [[Bowser Jr.|here]]. For the Koopalings, originally called Koopa Kids, go [[Koopalings|here]].'' | ||
{{quote|Mr. Bowser will totally give me a raise after this.|Koopa Kid|Mario Party 7}} | {{quote|Mr. Bowser will totally give me a raise after this.|Koopa Kid|Mario Party 7}} |
Revision as of 14:52, June 26, 2007
- This article is about Koopa Kids, Bowser's identical looking minions. For Bowser's younger form go here. For the Bowser's youngest son, go here. For the Koopalings, originally called Koopa Kids, go here.
- “Mr. Bowser will totally give me a raise after this.”
- —Koopa Kid, Mario Party 7
The Koopa Kids (also known as Mini-Bowsers in PAL territories or Baby Bowsers in the first, second and third Mario Party game) (not to confuse with Baby Bowser) are minions of Bowser who have only appeared in the Mario Party series. The Koopa Kids resemble miniature versions of Bowser (and are nearly identical to Bowser Jr. and Baby Bowser and are usually attempting to crash the various parties Mario and his friends have. Originally, the Koopa Kids were nothing more than minions indirectly fought by the Mario crew, but in Mario Party 5 one was finally made playable (despite this Bowser shows them no mercy when they land on his space).
Mario Party 5 also introduced Green K. Kid, Red K. Kid and Blue K. Kid who, as their name simply, are colored differently. The aforementioned colored kids are one Koopa Kid split into three, its unknown if other Koopa Kids are capable of duplicating like this also.
It is unknown how many Koopa Kids there are, originally there seemed to be only a few, but Mario Party Advance seemed to imply that there are close to hundreds of them.
In Mario Party 7 Koopa Kid is no longer playable. He has his own orb that Bowser sometimes sells in his shops. When it's used it will add a Koopa Kid Space to the board.
Oddly, Koopa Kid did not appear in Mario Party 8.