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[[File:MarioParty2Art9.png|100px|thumb|The '''Boo Bell'''.]]
[[File:MarioParty2Art9.png|100px|thumb|The '''Boo Bell'''.]]
The '''Boo Bell''' is an item that debuted in ''[[Mario Party 2]]''. It rarely appears and can only be obtained in an Item [[Minigame]]. Its use is to ring for [[Boo]] and ask him to steal [[coin]]s or a [[Power Star|star]], depending on how much the player can afford. In ''[[Mario Party 3]]'', it appears more frequently, as it can be purchased from [[Koopa Kid]].
The '''Boo Bell''' is an item that debuted in ''[[Mario Party 2]]''. It rarely appears and can only be obtained in an Item [[Minigame]]. Its use is to ring for [[Boo]] and ask him to steal [[coin]]s or a [[Star (Mario Party series)|star]], depending on how much the player can afford. In ''[[Mario Party 3]]'', it appears more frequently, as it can be purchased from [[Koopa Kid]].


The Boo Bell is replaced by [[Boo's Crystal Ball]] in ''[[Mario Party 4]]''.
The Boo Bell is replaced by [[Boo's Crystal Ball]] in ''[[Mario Party 4]]''.

Revision as of 12:09, November 15, 2017

The Boo Bell.

The Boo Bell is an item that debuted in Mario Party 2. It rarely appears and can only be obtained in an Item Minigame. Its use is to ring for Boo and ask him to steal coins or a star, depending on how much the player can afford. In Mario Party 3, it appears more frequently, as it can be purchased from Koopa Kid.

The Boo Bell is replaced by Boo's Crystal Ball in Mario Party 4.

The item returns in Mario Party: The Top 100, depicted with Boo's face imprinted. Players can use it to steal an opponent's star.

Name in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese テレベル[?]
Tereberu
Pormanteau of Teresa (Boo) and "bell".

Trivia

  • The Boo Bell may reference the medieval practice of burying the dead with a bell on a string tied to them (the bell being kept above-ground), so that if someone was buried alive, they could ring the bell so the grave keeper could dig them out.