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==Description==
==Description==
When 40 [[Power Star]]s are secured, glowing rabbits will start to randomly appear around the [[Peach's Castle|Mushroom Castle]] in place of the characters' other rabbits, though the chances of them appearing are rare. There are eight glowing rabbits in total; once all eight of them are caught, the player is rewarded with a [[key]] that unlocks the last door in the character-selection room, which houses a secret Power Star. Glowing rabbits no longer appear after the player finds all of them, and [[Boo]] laughs will be heard if the player enters the room again after obtaining its Star.
When 50 [[Power Star]]s are collected, glowing rabbits will start to randomly appear around the [[Peach's Castle|Mushroom Castle]] in place of the characters' other rabbits once that rabbit has been caught at least once. Each time the area a rabbit is in is loaded, there is a 1/32 chance for each eligible rabbit to be glowing, or a 1/16 chance if the player has collected at least 80 stars. This means it can be more efficient to wait to search for the glowing rabbits until more stars have been collected. There are eight glowing rabbits in total; once all eight of them are caught, the player is rewarded with a [[key]] that unlocks the last door in the character-selection room, which houses a secret Power Star. Glowing rabbits no longer appear after the player finds all of them, and [[Boo]] laughs will be heard if the player enters the room again after obtaining its Star.


The final glowing rabbit caught states that it is the eldest of the glowing rabbits. Additionally, they appear to be related to each other and are all male, as each rabbit then before the last one states that it is the "second fastest of [their] eight brothers."
The final glowing rabbit caught states that it is the eldest of the glowing rabbits. Additionally, they appear to be related to each other and are all male, as each rabbit then before the last one states that it is the "second fastest of [their] eight brothers."
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*It is possible to collect all eight glowing rabbits by repeatedly respawning a single rabbit or set of rabbits until one generates as glowing eight times. For example, as [[Yoshi]], the player can exit the castle's front door, after which there will always be three rabbits at the bridge's end. If one is glowing, the player can catch it. After doing so, the player can reenter the castle and then exit it again. They can continue doing this until they find another glowing rabbit and catch that one.
*It is possible to collect all eight glowing rabbits by repeatedly respawning a single rabbit or set of rabbits until one generates as glowing eight times. For example, as [[Yoshi]], the player can exit the castle's front door, after which there will always be three rabbits at the bridge's end. If one is glowing, the player can catch it. After doing so, the player can reenter the castle and then exit it again. They can continue doing this until they find another glowing rabbit and catch that one.
*By using a certain method involving restarting the game at certain points, the RNG of the rabbits can be manipulated to guarantee two glowing rabbits in the starting castle area each time the manipulation is completed <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gE4-rOcPNY Glowing Rabbit RNG Manipulation]</ref>. This allows glowing rabbits to be caught much more quickly and reliably.


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 15:25, October 2, 2021

A glowing rabbit

Glowing rabbits[1] are rare, shiny types of rabbits that appear only in Super Mario 64 DS. These rabbits appear to be white with sparkles appearing from their bodies. Much like the regular rabbits, glowing rabbits are modeled after MIPS from the original game.

Description

When 50 Power Stars are collected, glowing rabbits will start to randomly appear around the Mushroom Castle in place of the characters' other rabbits once that rabbit has been caught at least once. Each time the area a rabbit is in is loaded, there is a 1/32 chance for each eligible rabbit to be glowing, or a 1/16 chance if the player has collected at least 80 stars. This means it can be more efficient to wait to search for the glowing rabbits until more stars have been collected. There are eight glowing rabbits in total; once all eight of them are caught, the player is rewarded with a key that unlocks the last door in the character-selection room, which houses a secret Power Star. Glowing rabbits no longer appear after the player finds all of them, and Boo laughs will be heard if the player enters the room again after obtaining its Star.

The final glowing rabbit caught states that it is the eldest of the glowing rabbits. Additionally, they appear to be related to each other and are all male, as each rabbit then before the last one states that it is the "second fastest of [their] eight brothers."

When any glowing rabbit before the eighth rabbit is caught, the player gets a chance to save their progress.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Korean 빛나는 토끼
Binnaneun Tokki
Shining Rabbit

Trivia

  • It is possible to collect all eight glowing rabbits by repeatedly respawning a single rabbit or set of rabbits until one generates as glowing eight times. For example, as Yoshi, the player can exit the castle's front door, after which there will always be three rabbits at the bridge's end. If one is glowing, the player can catch it. After doing so, the player can reenter the castle and then exit it again. They can continue doing this until they find another glowing rabbit and catch that one.
  • By using a certain method involving restarting the game at certain points, the RNG of the rabbits can be manipulated to guarantee two glowing rabbits in the starting castle area each time the manipulation is completed [2]. This allows glowing rabbits to be caught much more quickly and reliably.

References