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The Kamek Capsule first appears in Mario Party 5, where it can be thrown to a space on the board or used on the player for ten coins. Whoever lands on a space containing the capsule makes Kamek appear on his broomstick and use his magic to shuffle everyone's capsules. If the number of orbs is not divisible by 4, the player landing on the space will always receive one of the extra orbs. In Mario Party 6 and Mario Party 7, it is known as the Kamek Orb. It costs ten coins at the Orb Shop. Opponents that land on a space containing the orb summon Kamek, who uses his magic to give control of one of the Character Spaces they placed on the board to the owner of that space (three in Mario Party 7).
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Names in other languages[]
- German: Kamek-Kapsel, meaning "Kamek Capsule"
- Japanese: カメックカプセル (Kamekku kapuseru), meaning "Kamek Capsule"
- Spanish: Cápsula Kamek, meaning "Kamek Capsule"
Trivia[]
- Whenever someone lands on an opponent's Character Space that was set with a Kamek Orb in Mario Party 6, Kamek will always incorrectly announce that he is giving all of that player's Character Spaces on the board to their opponent instead of just one.
- In Mario Party 6, the description of the Kamek Orb, both in the instruction booklet and in the game, uses a male pronoun to describe the affected player.
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