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==History== | ==History== | ||
===''Mario Party 5''=== | ===''Mario Party 5''=== | ||
The space first appears in ''[[Mario Party 5]]'', which is also the first ''Mario Party'' game where Donkey Kong leaves the playable roster until his appearance in ''[[Mario Party 10]]'' where he returns as a fully playable character. Only one DK | The space first appears in ''[[Mario Party 5]]'', which is also the first ''Mario Party'' game where Donkey Kong leaves the playable roster until his appearance in ''[[Mario Party 10]]'' where he returns as a fully playable character. Only one DK Space appears on each board, and it is placed on any existing blue space at the start of the board. Landing on a DK Space triggers one of three events: | ||
*'''DK Bonus''': Donkey Kong lets the player roll a [[Dice Block]] to get coins equal to the amount shown. | *'''DK Bonus''': Donkey Kong lets the player roll a [[Dice Block]] to get coins equal to the amount shown. | ||
*'''DK Minigame''': All players participate in a [[minigame]] where they collect [[banana]]s. At the end, Donkey Kong gives everyone [[coin]]s equal to the number of bananas that they got by once, twice, or even thrice (as he converts them into coins). | *'''DK Minigame''': All players participate in a [[minigame]] where they collect [[banana]]s. At the end, Donkey Kong gives everyone [[coin]]s equal to the number of bananas that they got by once, twice, or even thrice (as he converts them into coins). | ||