Candy Shop

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The Candy Shop in Mario Party 8
Daisy stopping at a Candy Shop
“Head to the nearest Candy Shop and load up on the sweet stuff! What's all the hubbub about Candy?”
—MC Ballyhoo, Mario Party 8

Candy Shops are stores found throughout the boards of Mario Party 8. These shops are where players can purchase Candies. Provided a player has at least five coins, the player is allowed to enter a Candy Shop. Candy Shops are always run by the local residents of the board, which are Spear Guys in DK's Treetop Temple, Piantas on Goomba's Booty Boardwalk, Red Boos in King Boo's Haunted Hideaway, Shy Guys on Shy Guy's Perplex Express, Koopa Troopas in Koopa's Tycoon Town, and Toadies in Bowser's Warped Orbit.

Inside a Candy Shop, the player is presented with three Candies to choose from. Candies cost between five to 20 coins, and may be sold for one of two prices depending on if the player is in either the top or bottom two places. Candy Shops have a variety of Candy for sale, which depends on which board is being played, as well as if the turn count is over or under halfway through. The Candy Shop will never stock a Candy that the player cannot afford, and the shop will attempt to avoid duplicates. If a player has too few coins for it to fully stock the store, it will default to stocking Twice Candy, even stocking duplicates if necessary.[1] When the game reaches the last turn, the Candy Shops are closed.

List of Candy Shop stocks by board[edit]

For clarity's sake, Candies that appear on the board exclusively via ? Candies are omitted, with the exception of Twice Candy, which can appear due to a failsafe requiring all Candies to be affordable to the player.

DK's Treetop Temple[edit]

Candy Price Availability
1st/2nd place 3rd/4th place 1st half 2nd half
Twice Candy 5 5 0% 0%
Thrice Candy 20 15 30% 20%
Springo Candy 20 10 20% 20%
Cashzap Candy 20 15 20% 10%
Bloway Candy 15 5 20% 0%
Bowlo Candy 15 5 10% 20%
Duelo Candy 20 10 0% 30%

Goomba's Booty Boardwalk[edit]

Candy Price Availability
1st/2nd place 3rd/4th place 1st half 2nd half
Twice Candy 5 5 10% 10%
Thrice Candy 20 15 30% 30%
Springo Candy 20 10 30% 10%
Bowlo Candy 10 5 10% 10%
Thwomp Candy 20 15 10% 10%
Duelo Candy 20 10 10% 30%

King Boo's Haunted Hideaway[edit]

Candy Price Availability
1st/2nd place 3rd/4th place 1st half 2nd half
Twice Candy 5 5 0% 0%
Thrice Candy 20 15 10% 10%
Springo Candy 20 10 30% 30%
Cashzap Candy 20 15 10% 10%
Vampire Candy 15 10 20% 0%
Thwomp Candy 20 15 10% 20%
Duelo Candy 20 10 20% 30%

Shy Guy's Perplex Express[edit]

Candy Price Availability
1st/2nd place 3rd/4th place 1st half 2nd half
Twice Candy 5 5 10% 0%
Thrice Candy 20 15 30% 30%
Slowgo Candy 15 10 10% 10%
Bowlo Candy 15 5 10% 20%
Thwomp Candy 20 15 20% 0%
Duelo Candy 20 10 20% 40%

Koopa's Tycoon Town[edit]

Candy Price Availability
1st/2nd place 3rd/4th place 1st half 2nd half
Twice Candy 5 5 0% 0%
Thrice Candy 20 15 10% 10%
Slowgo Candy 15 10 30% 10%
Cashzap Candy 20 15 30% 30%
Vampire Candy 15 10 10% 30%
Bowlo Candy 15 5 20% 20%

Bowser's Warped Orbit[edit]

Candy Price Availability
1st/2nd place 3rd/4th place 1st half 2nd half
Twice Candy 5 5 10% 0%
Slowgo Candy 15 10 10% 10%
Vampire Candy 15 10 0% 10%
Bullet Candy 20 15 40% 40%
Bowser Candy 20 10 40% 40%

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseキャンディショップ
Kyandi Shoppu
Candy Shop[2]
French (Canada)Boutique de BonbonsCandy Shop[3]
ItalianNegozio di CaramelleCandy Shop[?]
Korean캔디가게
Kaendigage
Candy Store[4]
Spanish (Latin America)Tienda de CaramelosCandy Store[3]

References[edit]

  1. ^ ZoomZike (November 19, 2023). Identifying Luck: Mario Party 8. YouTube. Retrieved October 18, 2026.
  2. ^ マリオパーティ8
  3. ^ a b Mario Party 8 manual
  4. ^ 마리오 파티 8