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''This article is about the item '''Star'''. For information on the species visit '''[[Star (species)|this article]]'''. '' | ''This article is about the item '''Star'''. For information on the species visit '''[[Star (species)|this article]]'''. '' | ||
Many [[Mario]] games, including the ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' series and the ''[[Mario Kart]]'' series, use '''Stars''' (AKA '''Invincibility Stars''', '''Starmen''', '''Super Stars'''). After picking up a Star, via [[? Block]] or collecting it bouncing around, the user becomes temporarily | Many [[Mario]] games, including the ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' series and the ''[[Mario Kart]]'' series, use '''Stars''' (AKA '''Invincibility Stars''', '''Starmen''', '''Super Stars'''). After picking up a Star, via [[? Block]] or collecting it bouncing around, the user becomes temporarily invulnerable to all damage, except those of lava, deep water, falling, etc. Any projectiles or enemies that come into contact with the user of the Super Star while it is activate are either destroyed, damaged, or spun out (depending on the type of enemy and what game you are playing). The Star also increases the speed of the user substantially. The Star is undoubtedly one of the most powerful items in the [[Marioverse]]. | ||
Stars were used differently in ''[[Yoshi's Island]]'' when they were smiley faced, with blue shoes. They were found by killing certain enemies and hitting some ? Clouds. They were used when [[Baby Mario]] fell off Yoshi's back. The Stars would somehow make a bubble around the screaming infant, protecting him from the evil [[Toadies]] until the power of the Stars ran out. Every Star collected would add one second to the Star meter, and collecting 30 of them was essential to get a Perfect on a level. Also, "Super Stars" found only in a few levels (they looked like an ordinary Starman, but with no eyes) would seal Yoshi in a huge egg, and Baby Mario would become invincible, and somehow sport a Cape, which allowed him to glide long distances. After a certain amount of time, Yoshi would return to normal and Baby Mario once again would seat himself on his back, losing his cape and invulnerability. | Stars were used differently in ''[[Yoshi's Island]]'' when they were smiley faced, with blue shoes. They were found by killing certain enemies and hitting some ? Clouds. They were used when [[Baby Mario]] fell off Yoshi's back. The Stars would somehow make a bubble around the screaming infant, protecting him from the evil [[Toadies]] until the power of the Stars ran out. Every Star collected would add one second to the Star meter, and collecting 30 of them was essential to get a Perfect on a level. Also, "Super Stars" found only in a few levels (they looked like an ordinary Starman, but with no eyes) would seal Yoshi in a huge egg, and Baby Mario would become invincible, and somehow sport a Cape, which allowed him to glide long distances. After a certain amount of time, Yoshi would return to normal and Baby Mario once again would seat himself on his back, losing his cape and invulnerability. | ||
In ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'' games, [[Power Star|Power Stars]] are spread | In ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'' games, [[Power Star|Power Stars]] are spread throughout the worlds, and [[Mario]] (or in the [[Nintendo DS|DS]] remake, [[Mario]], [[Yoshi]], [[Luigi]], and [[Wario]]) must find them all. There are 7 power stars to collect in each world in the original version, 8 in the remake, and after finding most of them, the end boss, [[Bowser]], is unlocked. | ||
[[image:Stargalaxy.jpg|thumb|right|A beautiful new star in [[Super Mario Galaxy]].]] | [[image:Stargalaxy.jpg|thumb|right|A beautiful new star in [[Super Mario Galaxy]].]] | ||
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Stars are not to be confused with their [[Star (species)|species]], which may have been evolved stars. Stars have also been seen in the background of many [[Marioverse]] games. | Stars are not to be confused with their [[Star (species)|species]], which may have been evolved stars. Stars have also been seen in the background of many [[Marioverse]] games. | ||
{{Artifacts}} | {{Artifacts}} | ||
[[Category:Items]] | [[Category:Items]] | ||
[[Category: Mario Kart Items]] | [[Category: Mario Kart Items]] | ||
[[Category: Artifacts]] | [[Category: Artifacts]] | ||
Revision as of 16:51, December 21, 2006
This article is about the item Star. For information on the species visit this article.
Many Mario games, including the Super Mario Bros. series and the Mario Kart series, use Stars (AKA Invincibility Stars, Starmen, Super Stars). After picking up a Star, via ? Block or collecting it bouncing around, the user becomes temporarily invulnerable to all damage, except those of lava, deep water, falling, etc. Any projectiles or enemies that come into contact with the user of the Super Star while it is activate are either destroyed, damaged, or spun out (depending on the type of enemy and what game you are playing). The Star also increases the speed of the user substantially. The Star is undoubtedly one of the most powerful items in the Marioverse.
Stars were used differently in Yoshi's Island when they were smiley faced, with blue shoes. They were found by killing certain enemies and hitting some ? Clouds. They were used when Baby Mario fell off Yoshi's back. The Stars would somehow make a bubble around the screaming infant, protecting him from the evil Toadies until the power of the Stars ran out. Every Star collected would add one second to the Star meter, and collecting 30 of them was essential to get a Perfect on a level. Also, "Super Stars" found only in a few levels (they looked like an ordinary Starman, but with no eyes) would seal Yoshi in a huge egg, and Baby Mario would become invincible, and somehow sport a Cape, which allowed him to glide long distances. After a certain amount of time, Yoshi would return to normal and Baby Mario once again would seat himself on his back, losing his cape and invulnerability.
In Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS games, Power Stars are spread throughout the worlds, and Mario (or in the DS remake, Mario, Yoshi, Luigi, and Wario) must find them all. There are 7 power stars to collect in each world in the original version, 8 in the remake, and after finding most of them, the end boss, Bowser, is unlocked.
If a player passes a Star Space in the Mario Party series, they can pay 20 coins for one Star. The winner is whoever has the most Stars at the end of the game.
Stars are not to be confused with their species, which may have been evolved stars. Stars have also been seen in the background of many Marioverse games.
