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==Note==
==Note==
*Binbōgami is based on the legendary {{w|Binbōgami|Japanese god of the same name}}.
*Binbōgami is based on {{w|Binbōgami|Japanese folkloric spirits of the same name}}.
*The character on Binbōgami's apron is び (''bi''), the first character in the hiragana spelling of his name.


[[Category:Konami and Hudson Soft properties]]
[[Category:Konami and Hudson Soft properties]]

Revision as of 11:08, 3 December 2021

Binbōgami is a spirit from Momotarō Densetsu.
Anguish and misfortune brought on by rolling a die? Perhaps he's actually the spirit of Mario Party.

Binbōgami (貧乏神, "Spirit of Poverty") is not really a villain, but every time he tries to help someone, such as Momotarō, he screws it up...and he never knows when to quit, so he keeps causing trouble.

He attacks with his giant die, which causes different bad things to happen to his foes depending on the outcome of its roll. A certain roll will turn Binbōgami himself into Mini-Bonbi, which greatly reduces his own offensive power. His best roll turns him into King Bonbi, which induces all four of the negative effects of his die in all his opponents at once. He can also attack with his flatulence.

Games

DreamMix TV World Fighters

Voice actor: Yasuhiro Takato (Japanese), Rika Komatsu (Mini-Bonbi, Japanese)

As part of DreamMix TV's attempt to pull in more ratings, Binbōgami was invited to battle bunches of other beings, including Optimus Prime and Megatron, on the television show World Fighters. DreamMix TV World Fighters

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