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Mario Party Jamboree Characters Listening To Magic Conch Shell refers to a series of memes and fan art depicting characters from Mario Party Jamboree listening to the magic conch shell from SpongeBob SquarePants as it issues them an order. The redraw memes, which depict a character holding up a shell to their ear, were popularized on X / Twitter in late August through early September 2024.

Origin

On August 30th, 2024, X^[1] user @BlueFoxNick posted a screenshot of Princess Peach holding a conch shell to her ear taken from Mario Party Jamboree next to a screenshot of SpongeBob listening to the magic conch shell from the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Club SpongeBob," writing, "Seen the new Super Mario Party Jamboree footage… I have an idea for a meme drawing," garnering over 8,500 likes and 9,00 reposts in five days.

Spread

The post inspired numerous pieces of fan art and memes depicting Mario Party characters listening to the conch shell issue them an order, often related to screwing over another player in a game of Mario Party.

For example, on August 30th, 2024, X^[2] user @JashuoN posted a piece of art depicting the shell telling Mario to steal a star from a player, garnering over 17,000 likes in five days.

On August 31st, X^[3] user @CadoArt posted a piece of art showing the shell telling Peach to kill everyone, garnering over 50,000 likes in four days. On September 1st, DeviantArt^[4] user BlueFoxNick posted a piece of conch shell art that gained over 16 favorites in three days.

Also on September 1st, X^[5] user @SouljenX7 posted a piece of art following the trend in which the shell tells Mario to "throw the baby penguin off the cliff," a reference to Super Mario 64, garnering over 32,000 likes in three days.

On September 2nd, 2024, X^[6] user @SSNova64 posted a piece of art in which the shell tells Bowser to steal Bowser Jr.'s stars, garnering over 22,000 likes in two days.

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Related Memes

The Magic Conch Shell

The Magic Conch Shell refers to an item from the show Spongebob Squarepants. The item is frequently parodied due to the prophetic nature of the item, and how the characters in the show trust it without doubt.

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