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{{quote|What you will get is a [[File:Smg2 icon bronzestar.png|20px]] {{color|Bronze Star|red}}. If a [[File:Smg2 icon powerstar.png|20px]] {{color-link|Power Star|gold}} is what you seek, you must reach it by yourself.|Cosmic Spirit|Super Mario Galaxy 2}} | {{quote|What you will get is a [[File:Smg2 icon bronzestar.png|20px]] {{color|Bronze Star|red}}. If a [[File:Smg2 icon powerstar.png|20px]] {{color-link|Power Star|gold}} is what you seek, you must reach it by yourself.|Cosmic Spirit|Super Mario Galaxy 2}} | ||
'''Bronze Stars''' are | '''Bronze Stars''' are items similar to [[Power Star]]s that [[Mario]] can only get in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. They are almost exactly the same as normal Power Stars, except that they are bronze instead of gold and are depicted as being dull and rusty. They only appear if Mario asks the [[Cosmic Spirit]] to activate the Cosmic Guide mode. If this happens, the Power Star immediately becomes a Bronze Star. The Bronze Stars still add to the Power Star count, but if the player wishes to get a regular Power Star, they have to play through the level without the help of the Cosmic Spirit. However, even though Bronze Stars are counted as part of the player's Star total, they must not have any Bronze Stars in order to unlock [[Grandmaster Galaxy]]. Bronze Prankster Comet Stars can only be found in [[World S]], while only one Bronze Grand Star exists in the entire game, in [[Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla]]. | ||
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Revision as of 15:28, January 4, 2023
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| First appearance | Super Mario Galaxy 2 (2010) |
- “What you will get is a
red. If a 
gold is what you seek, you must reach it by yourself.” - —Cosmic Spirit, Super Mario Galaxy 2
Bronze Stars are items similar to Power Stars that Mario can only get in Super Mario Galaxy 2. They are almost exactly the same as normal Power Stars, except that they are bronze instead of gold and are depicted as being dull and rusty. They only appear if Mario asks the Cosmic Spirit to activate the Cosmic Guide mode. If this happens, the Power Star immediately becomes a Bronze Star. The Bronze Stars still add to the Power Star count, but if the player wishes to get a regular Power Star, they have to play through the level without the help of the Cosmic Spirit. However, even though Bronze Stars are counted as part of the player's Star total, they must not have any Bronze Stars in order to unlock Grandmaster Galaxy. Bronze Prankster Comet Stars can only be found in World S, while only one Bronze Grand Star exists in the entire game, in Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla.
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Bronze Power Star | |
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Bronze Prankster Comet Star | |
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Bronze Grand Star | |
Gallery
Mario near a Bronze Star in the Flip-Swap Galaxy.
Mario getting a Bronze Star.
A Grand Bronze Star.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | ブロンズスター Buronzu Sutā |
Bronze Star |
| Dutch | Bronzen ster |
Bronze Star |
| German | Bronzestern |
Bronze Star |
| Italian | Stella Bronzo |
Bronze Star |
| Spanish | Estrella de Bronce |
Bronze Star |
