Bowser's bogus items: Difference between revisions

Bowser does not sell any useless items or provide a worthless service on either [[Bowser's Magma Mountain]] or [[Eternal Star]], where he steals either a [[Star]] or 20 [[coin]]s if they don't have at least 1 Star. He won't do anything if the player doesn't have any coins or Stars.

|When a player gets a flower with Bowser's face on it in the [[Goomba]] lottery, they are sent to Bowser, and he forcibly gives the player this item for 20 coins. It is just a spiked [[shell]] with a candle and frosting, and cannot be eaten. In ''Mario Party Superstars'', Bowser states that the cake is made out of rocks. In the last game, [[Bowser]] can give a [[Cursed Dice Block]] by paying him 11-20 coins, or King Koopa might give coins to the player if they are in last place with 0 coins.

|Bowser creates an inner tube that he says will allow the player to help the Yoshi and travel over the whirlpools. However, upon being put on the player, the inner tube shrinks and then bursts around the player. Bowser demands 30 coins for buying (and in this case, popping) his merchandise, making it the second most expensive bogus item. Like [[Peach's Birthday Cake]], in [[Mario Party Superstars]] Bowser may give a Cursed Dice Block for 11-20 coins to the player. He will also give coins to the player if they are in last place with no coins achieved.

|Bowser says he will shoot the player from his Bowser Cannon, but instead uses his claws to blast the player to a random area of the board (ironically, the cannon itself is never fired until the end of the game, where the last place player is launched out of it). The player will pay 20 coins (or all their coins if they have 20 or less) for the ride. Bowser can also give the player ride for free, if they have zero coins.

|Bowser forces the player to buy a Ztar. Unlike Ztars later in the ''Mario Party'' series, this one does not count as a negative star. However, the Ztar costs 40 [[coin]]s as opposed to a regular [[Star (Mario Party series)|Star]] costing 20, making it the most expensive of the bogus items. It should be noted, though, that immediately after "buying" the Ztar, the player will pass [[Koopa Troopa]] and earn back 10 coins (20 in the last 5 turns or if it is the 10th time someone has passed Koopa Troopa; 30 for the 20th time; 40 for the 30th time and etc).