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| − | Beginning with [[Super Mario Bros.]], stars have played a major part in the Super Mario series. Initially an invincibility powerup, they evolved to fulfill other purposes. |
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| + | The Star, Starman, or most often called the Super Star, is an item that appears commonly in the Mario franchise. It is usually used as a power-up. Mario most often collects it through a [[? Block]] or a [[Brick Block|Brick Block]], and it makes Mario have the temporary ability to be immune. |
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| + | '''Super Mario Bros., [[Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels]], ''''''[[Super Mario Land]],'''''' and [[Super Mario Land 2|Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins]] '''- Mario can collect a Star by hitting against a ? Block or Brick Block, and it gives short-lasting invincibility when gained. |
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| + | '''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]] '''- Stars can now be obtained by collecting 5 cherries in a level. |
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| − | ===Temporary Invincibility=== |
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| − | :''See: [[Starman (Mario)]]'' |
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| − | *[[Super Mario Bros.]] |
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| − | *[[Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels]] |
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| − | *[[Super Mario Bros. 2]] |
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| − | *[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]- stars also act as part of a jackpot card game where the prize is 1-ups |
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| − | *[[Super Mario World]] |
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| − | *[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]] |
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| − | *[[New Super Mario Bros.]] |
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| − | *[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]] |
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| − | *[[Super Paper Mario]] (modified to change the character into a giant 8-bit form) |
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| − | *[[Mario Strikers (series)]] |
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| − | *[[Mario Tennis (series)]] |
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| − | *[[Super Smash Bros. (series)]] |
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| − | *[[Super Mario Land]] |
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| − | *[[Super Mario Land 2]] |
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| − | *[[Super Mario Galaxy]] ([[Rainbow Star]]) |
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| − | *[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]] (Rainbow Star) |
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| + | '''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]] - '''At the goal, there is now a roulette of items. The Star will owe 4000 points to the player if hit. Get 3 Stars in a row, and you win 5 [[1-Up Mushroom]]s. They may also be obtained from a hittable block. |
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| − | ===Given for Completed Tasks=== |
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| − | :''See: [[Power Star]]'' |
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| − | + | '''[[Super Mario World]] - '''Stars can now be obtained by Roulette Blocks. |
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| − | *[[Super Mario Sunshine]]- Mario collects [[Shine Sprite]]s, which are designed as a special type of star |
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| − | *[[Super Mario Galaxy]]- Mario collects [[Grand Star]]s for defeating bosses among other major tasks, and regular stars elsewhere |
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| + | '''[[New Super Mario Bros.]] - '''Stars are now used in Multiplayer. They are called Big Stars, and whoever collects the most will win the game. |
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| − | ===Other Uses=== |
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| − | + | '''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]''', '''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]] - '''There are no Stars, but [[Rainbow Star]]s bring a similar resemblance. |
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| − | *[[Paper Mario]]- Mario again collects seven stars, but this time they assist him. |
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| − | *[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]- Shine Sprites are used to upgrade partners as well as in a jackpot bonus which will restore all of Mario's party's HP, FP, and star gauge. The object of the game is to collect the seven [[Crystal Star]]s. |
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| − | *[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]- part of a jackpot bonus game |
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| − | *[[New Super Mario Bros.]]- seen in minigames |
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| − | *[[Super Mario 64 DS]]- seen in minigames |
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| − | *[[Giant Mushroom]] |
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The Star, Starman, or most often called the Super Star, is an item that appears commonly in the Mario franchise. It is usually used as a power-up. Mario most often collects it through a ? Block or a Brick Block, and it makes Mario have the temporary ability to be immune.
Appearances + How To Obtain
Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, 'Super Mario Land,' and Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins - Mario can collect a Star by hitting against a ? Block or Brick Block, and it gives short-lasting invincibility when gained.
Super Mario Bros. 2 - Stars can now be obtained by collecting 5 cherries in a level.
Super Mario Bros. 3 - At the goal, there is now a roulette of items. The Star will owe 4000 points to the player if hit. Get 3 Stars in a row, and you win 5 1-Up Mushrooms. They may also be obtained from a hittable block.
Super Mario World - Stars can now be obtained by Roulette Blocks.
New Super Mario Bros. - Stars are now used in Multiplayer. They are called Big Stars, and whoever collects the most will win the game.
Super Mario Galaxy, Super Mario Galaxy 2 - There are no Stars, but Rainbow Stars bring a similar resemblance.
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