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'''Character Spaces''' are [[Space (Mario Party series)|spaces]] in the ''[[Mario Party (series)|Mario Party]]'' series, making their debut in ''[[Mario Party 6]]'' and returning in ''[[Mario Party 7]]''. Players or teams make them by placing one of their [[Orb]]s on a space on the board. This makes the space theirs, and it has a picture of their heads to show that they own it (in ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', it is their icon or their designated team icon, being Team Dolphin, Team Seagull, Team Tuna, or Team Mollusk). There are two types of Character Spaces: Normal and Roadblock. While [[Koopa Kid Space]]s function like character spaces (hence the Manual showing "Character Spaces" next to their category name of "Miscellaneous Orbs"; this means they can be set and replaced by other orbs), players cannot throw the orbs that activate these spaces. Instead, Koopa Kid Spaces appear when a player receives a Koopa Kid Orb from passing an [[Orb Space]], a player receives a Koopa Kid Orb upon entering a [[Bowser]] Shop, or in the [[Last Five Turns Event]] when the roulette decides this.
'''Character Spaces''' are [[Space (Mario Party series)|spaces]] used in ''[[Mario Party 6]]'' and ''[[Mario Party 7]]''. Players or teams make them by placing one of their [[Orb]]s on a space on the board. This makes the space theirs, and it has a picture of their heads to show that they own it (in ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', it is their icon or their designated team icon, being Team Dolphin, Team Seagull, Team Tuna, or Team Mollusk). There are two types of Character Spaces: Normal and Roadblock. While [[Koopa Kid Space]]s function like character spaces (which means they can be set and replaced by orbs), players cannot throw the orbs that activate these spaces. Instead, Koopa Kid Spaces appear when a player receives a Koopa Kid Orb from passing an [[Orb Space]], a player receives a Koopa Kid Orb upon entering a [[Bowser]] Shop, or in the [[Last Five Turns Event]].


Normal Character Spaces consist of Orbs such as the [[Spiny Orb]] and the [[Pink Boo Orb]] and remain on the board until someone puts another orb in their place or they are destroyed by [[Yoshi]] or [[Birdo]] running over the spaces upon which the player casted the orb from which the spaces was created. Opponents who land here trigger the Orb, and they have to give whatever the space requests to the owner or the team of that space. Players or the players' allies that land on their own Character Space receive five [[coin]]s (15 in the last 4 or 5 turns).
Normal Character Spaces consist of Orbs such as the [[Spiny Orb]] and the [[Pink Boo Orb]] and remain on the board until someone puts another orb on it. Opponents who land here trigger the Orb, and they have to give whatever the space requests to the owner or the team of that space. Players or the players' allies that land on their own Character Space receive five [[coin]]s (15 in the last 4 or 5 turns).


Roadblock Character Spaces are not permanent. They are more similar to traps set for an opponent, and their owner is shown by a fainter version of the character's symbol, hovering slightly above them in ''Mario Party 6'' and engraved directly in the space that they were placed upon in ''Mario Party 7''. Any rival that passes an opponent's Roadblock Space triggers the trap and has to pay the price. Once a Roadblock is triggered, it disappears. Players or allies that pass their own Roadblocks are unaffected. In a team battle, Roadblocks strike their targeted team's leader, then the follower in order.
Roadblock Character Spaces are not permanent. They are more similar to traps set for an opponent. Any rival that passes an opponent's Roadblock Space triggers the trap and has to pay the price. Once a Roadblock is triggered, it disappears. Players or allies that pass their own Roadblocks are unaffected.


In ''Mario Party 6'', one of the [[Last Five Turns Event]]s added five random Character Spaces for the last place player to the board. In [[E. Gadd's Garage]], one of the [[Event Space|? Space]]s gave players or team the option of adding up to five random Character Spaces to the board for a price.
In ''Mario Party 6'', one of the [[Last Five Turns Event]]s added five random Character Spaces for the last place player to the board. In [[E. Gadd's Garage]], one of the [[Event Space|? Space]]s gave players or team the option of adding up to five random Character Spaces to the board for a price.

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