- Not to be confused with DK's Jungle Ruins.
| DK's Jungle Adventure | |||
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| Appears in | Mario Party | ||
| Difficulty | ★ | ||
| Availability | Default | ||
| Description | "Use your Star Power to find the secret of the ruins." | ||
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- “Here in the jungle stand the mysterious ruins. Rumor has it that a great treasure is hidden here. If you look for this treasure, surely one of you will find it. But beware! There are many traps in the jungle! Whatever you do, don’t step on the ? Spaces, as your safety cannot be guaranteed.”
- —Koopa Troopa, Mario Party
DK's Jungle Adventure is Donkey Kong's board in Mario Party. The board involves four players who compete to find Stars to open a chest in the ancient ruins; it can only be opened by the player with the most Stars. This board is formally considered the first of the game. It is also the only stage with two Boos.
At the end of the game, the winner joins all of their Stars together to form a giant one, which acts as a key for opening the chest. It contains a golden banana bunch, which the winner is rewarded with. The players in second and third place, Toad, Koopa, a Boo, and a Whomp watch. The player in fourth place is chased down the board by a rolling boulder.
EventsEdit
- Three Whomps guard the junctions on the board. If a player encounters one, they can pay ten Coins to access the path. Whomp continues to block the same path against other players unless they also pay. If a player does not pay Whomp, it blocks the other path after they move past it, which opens the initial path for the three other players.
- If a player encounters a Coin Stone, they can only pass it if they have 20 Coins. In that case, the Coin Stone hides and the player can decide on a path to take. If they do not have 20 Coins, nothing happens.
- If the player chooses to take Bowser's path (behind a Coin Stone), they are forced to buy a useless Gold-plated Bowser Statue for ten Coins.
- If a player lands on one of the nine Happening Spaces spread throughout the board, a boulder begins to roll from the north-east, then left, then down Bowser's path. Any players in the path of the rolling boulder try to escape it, but end up back towards the start, landing on a Blue Space (which takes effect, granting them three Coins).
SpacesEdit
The following table shows how many spaces there are on the board, and how many there are of a certain type.
| Type | Number |
|---|---|
 Blue Spaces |
59 |
 Red Spaces |
7 |
 Happening Spaces |
9 |
 ! Spaces |
0 |
 Mini-Game Spaces |
5 |
 Mushroom Spaces |
3 |
 Bowser Spaces |
3 |
| Total | 86 |
There are no ! Spaces initially on the board, though every time a Star is bought from Toad, an ! Space replaces the space he was on.
QuotesEdit
- Supposedly, there is treasure hidden somewhere in the ruins. Do you really think so?
- Rumor has it that the treasure is a banana made of gold. Did you know that?
- The ruin has many traps set in it, so be careful.
- Be courageous, don't let the traps get you, and keep on searching. Surely, the treasure can be found.
- You need a "key" to find the treasure, but where is the "key" to be found?
- It's just a hunch, but doesn't the stone coffin above the altar look a little strange? Doesn't it?
- But beware! There are many traps in this jungle! Whatever you do, don't step on the ? Spaces, as your safety cannot be guaranteed. – Koopa Troopa
- You wanna go down this path I'm on? – Whomp
- Then I'll move. - Whomp, if answered "yes"
- You hear a voice beyond the door: "People who don't have 20 Coins can't come this way!" – Coin Stone
- You're looking for treasure? Then let me give you this... This is a mystical secret! The Gold-plated Bowser Statue! I'll give you this for just 10 Coins! By the way, the Bowser Statue won't do a thing. Ah, hah, Hah, HAH, HAH! – Bowser
GalleryEdit
Board selection icon
English Logo
The map's cast artwork
The board without spaces
The introduction's background
The introduction
Starting area
DK traveling through the first half of the board
Mario is about to step on the Red Space.
Mario getting chased by a boulder
Mario makes four more spaces.
Yoshi receiving the Golden Bowser Statuette
The ending
Names in other languagesEdit
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ドンキーのジャングルアドベンチャー[?] Donkī no Janguru Adobenchā |
Donkey's Jungle Adventure | |
| French | La jungle de DK[?] | DK's Jungle | |
| La jungle de Donkey[1] | Donkey's jungle | ||
| German | Donkey Kongs Dschungel-Abenteuer[?] | Donkey Kong's Jungle Adventure | |
| Italian | L'Avventura di DK nella Giungla[2] | DK's Adventure in the Jungle |
TriviaEdit
- This board and Bowser's Magma Mountain are the only boards in the game with different names in the Japanese version; in DK's Jungle Adventure's case, it is named "Donkey's Jungle Adventure".
ReferencesEdit
- ^ Official Nintendo French magazine N13. Page 25.
- ^ 1999. Mario Party instruction booklet (JPG). Nintendo of Europe (Italian). Page 133.