Game Boy Advance - Revision history

The nice player: /* In the manga (Yumiko Sudō) */

2022-04-14T23:57:51Z

In the manga (Yumiko Sudō)

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	===In the [[Densetsu no Starfy (Yumiko Sudō)\|manga (Yumiko Sudō)]]===		===In the [[Densetsu no Starfy (Yumiko Sudō)\|manga (Yumiko Sudō)]]===
	[[File:Takeo's GBA.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Takeo]] holding his Game Boy Advance in chapter one of volume one, [[DSM01\|Going to the Human World Fii!]]]]		[[File:Takeo's GBA.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Takeo]] holding his Game Boy Advance in chapter one of volume one, [[DSM01\|Going to the Human World Fii!]]]]
	A Game Boy Advance appears in the [[Human World]], where it was owned by [[Takeo]] in chapter one of volume one, [[DSM01\|Going to the Human World Fii!]] until the [[jar]] fell from [[Pufftop]] and landed on it, breaking it. Afterwards, Takeo saw a shooting star and wished that the Game Boy Advance would be fixed, however, the 'shooting star' falls into Takeo's face and turns out to be [[Starfy]].		A Game Boy Advance appears in the [[Human World]], where it was owned by [[Takeo]] in chapter one of volume one, [[DSM01\|Going to the Human World Fii!]] until the [[jar]] fell from [[Pufftop]] and landed on it, breaking it. Afterwards, Takeo saw a shooting star and wished that the Game Boy Advance would be fixed, however, the "shooting star" falls into Takeo's face and turns out to be [[Starfy]].

	Takeo saved up much of his pocket money to earn the Game Boy Advance. He was going to show it to [[Rumi-chan]] (who he has a crush on) until it broke. Takeo commented that he wouldn't give the jar back to Starfy and [[Old Man Lobber]] until they compensate for the Game Boy Advance. Takeo believed that Starfy was actually a robot after Starfy joked that he would transform into a games console earlier, though he finds out that he isn't in chapter two, [[DSM02\|I'm a Prince Fii!]] after Takeo searched Starfy for a 'switch' but tickled Starfy causing him to fart.		Takeo saved up much of his pocket money to earn the Game Boy Advance. He was going to show it to [[Rumi-chan]] (who he has a crush on) until it broke. Takeo commented that he wouldn't give the jar back to Starfy and [[Old Man Lobber]] until they compensate for the Game Boy Advance. Takeo believed that Starfy was actually a robot after Starfy joked that he would transform into a games console earlier, though he finds out that he isn't in chapter two, [[DSM02\|I'm a Prince Fii!]] after Takeo searched Starfy for a 'switch' but tickled Starfy causing him to fart.

The nice player: /* In Densetsu no Starfy 3 */

2022-04-14T23:56:46Z

In Densetsu no Starfy 3

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	One of the stuff; the [[Densetsu no Starfy 3/Stuff#Clothes\|Chanchanko]], has Starfy or Starly wearing a red chanchanko with what may be an orange Game Boy Advance in the left (from Starfy's view) pocket. If it is a Game Boy Advance, it is flipped 90° clockwise from its intended horizontal orientation. It is possible that the object may not be a Game Boy Advance, but rather a phone, however.		One of the stuff; the [[Densetsu no Starfy 3/Stuff#Clothes\|Chanchanko]], has Starfy or Starly wearing a red chanchanko with what may be an orange Game Boy Advance in the left (from Starfy's view) pocket. If it is a Game Boy Advance, it is flipped 90° clockwise from its intended horizontal orientation. It is possible that the object may not be a Game Boy Advance, but rather a phone, however.
	[[File:DnS3 Clothes 4.png\|frame\|left\|The chanchanko with the possible Game Boy Advance]]		[[File:DnS3 Clothes 4.png\|frame\|left\|The chanchanko with the possible "Game Boy Advance"]]

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The nice player at 23:55, 14 April 2022

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	The second upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Micro\|Game Boy Micro]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイミクロ), which was released in 2005 and is the last system in the Game Boy line. It is a long-sized, miniature version of the Game Boy Advance that can play Game Boy Advance games but cannot play Game Boy or Game Boy Color games.		The second upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Micro\|Game Boy Micro]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイミクロ), which was released in 2005 and is the last system in the Game Boy line. It is a long-sized, miniature version of the Game Boy Advance that can play Game Boy Advance games but cannot play Game Boy or Game Boy Color games.

	All of the Game Boy Advance ''The Legendary Starfy'' games were ~~later~~ re-released for the Japanese [[Wii U]] Virtual Console.		All of the Game Boy Advance ''The Legendary Starfy'' games were re-released for the Japanese [[Wii U]] Virtual Console.

	==Cameo appearances==		==Cameo appearances==

The nice player at 23:54, 14 April 2022

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	The '''Game Boy Advance''' (Japanese: ゲームボーイアドバンス) is a handheld game console created by [[Nintendo]]. The first three [[The Legendary Starfy (series)\|''Densetsu no Starfy'']] games, ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' were released on this console.		The '''Game Boy Advance''' (Japanese: ゲームボーイアドバンス) is a handheld game console created by [[Nintendo]]. The first three [[The Legendary Starfy (series)\|''Densetsu no Starfy'']] games, ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' were released on this console.

	Two upgraded versions of the Game Boy Advance were made. The first upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Advance SP\|Game Boy Advance SP]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイアドバンスSP) that was released in 2003. It can play the same games as the Game Boy Advance, has a brighter screen and has a 'clam shell' design where the screen is attached to a hinge on the section where the controls are.		Two upgraded versions of the Game Boy Advance were made. The first upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Advance SP\|Game Boy Advance SP]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイアドバンスSP) that was released in 2003. It can play the same games as the Game Boy Advance, has a brighter screen and has a "clam shell" design where the screen is attached to a hinge on the section where the controls are.

	The second upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Micro\|Game Boy Micro]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイミクロ), which was released in 2005 and is the last system in the Game Boy line. It is a long-sized, miniature version of the Game Boy Advance that can play Game Boy Advance games but cannot play Game Boy or Game Boy Color games.		The second upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Micro\|Game Boy Micro]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイミクロ), which was released in 2005 and is the last system in the Game Boy line. It is a long-sized, miniature version of the Game Boy Advance that can play Game Boy Advance games but cannot play Game Boy or Game Boy Color games.

The nice player: Hmm, this is better.

2022-04-14T23:53:37Z

Hmm, this is better.

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	Two upgraded versions of the Game Boy Advance were made. The first upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Advance SP\|Game Boy Advance SP]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイアドバンスSP) that was released in 2003. It can play the same games as the Game Boy Advance, has a brighter screen and has a 'clam shell' design where the screen is attached to a hinge on the section where the controls are.		Two upgraded versions of the Game Boy Advance were made. The first upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Advance SP\|Game Boy Advance SP]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイアドバンスSP) that was released in 2003. It can play the same games as the Game Boy Advance, has a brighter screen and has a 'clam shell' design where the screen is attached to a hinge on the section where the controls are.

	The second upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Micro\|Game Boy Micro]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイミクロ), which was released in 2005, and is the last system in the Game Boy line. It is a long, miniature version of the Game Boy Advance that can play Game Boy Advance games but cannot play Game Boy or Game Boy Color games.		The second upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Micro\|Game Boy Micro]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイミクロ), which was released in 2005 and is the last system in the Game Boy line. It is a long-sized, miniature version of the Game Boy Advance that can play Game Boy Advance games but cannot play Game Boy or Game Boy Color games.

	All of the Game Boy Advance ''The Legendary Starfy'' games were later re-released for the Japanese [[Wii U]] Virtual Console.		All of the Game Boy Advance ''The Legendary Starfy'' games were later re-released for the Japanese [[Wii U]] Virtual Console.

The nice player at 23:53, 14 April 2022

2022-04-14T23:53:05Z

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	Two upgraded versions of the Game Boy Advance were made. The first upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Advance SP\|Game Boy Advance SP]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイアドバンスSP) that was released in 2003. It can play the same games as the Game Boy Advance, has a brighter screen and has a 'clam shell' design where the screen is attached to a hinge on the section where the controls are.		Two upgraded versions of the Game Boy Advance were made. The first upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Advance SP\|Game Boy Advance SP]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイアドバンスSP) that was released in 2003. It can play the same games as the Game Boy Advance, has a brighter screen and has a 'clam shell' design where the screen is attached to a hinge on the section where the controls are.

	The second upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Micro\|Game Boy Micro]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイミクロ), which was released in 2005 and is the last system in the Game Boy line. It is a long, miniature version of the Game Boy Advance that can play Game Boy Advance games but cannot play Game Boy or Game Boy Color games.		The second upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Micro\|Game Boy Micro]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイミクロ), which was released in 2005, and is the last system in the Game Boy line. It is a long, miniature version of the Game Boy Advance that can play Game Boy Advance games but cannot play Game Boy or Game Boy Color games.

	All of the Game Boy Advance ''The Legendary Starfy'' games were later re-released for the Japanese [[Wii U]] Virtual Console.		All of the Game Boy Advance ''The Legendary Starfy'' games were later re-released for the Japanese [[Wii U]] Virtual Console.

The nice player: /* In Densetsu no Starfy 3 */

2022-02-21T23:47:47Z

In Densetsu no Starfy 3

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	===In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''===		===In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''===
	[[File:Minigames GBA.png\|frame\|right\|The Game Boy Advance in Moe's House]]		[[File:Minigames GBA.png\|frame\|right\|The Game Boy Advance in Moe's House]]
	A purple Game Boy Advance ~~appears~~ on the floor in [[Moe's House]]. The player must select it to view the minigames menu. Another Game Boy Advance appears in Jojiro's Shop, where a [[Sand Snark]] plays it. After the player purchases every item from Jojiro's Shop, he or she can see the Sand Snark playing with the Game Boy Advance anytime by selecting the 'Playing...' (あそんでるよ...) option.		A purple Game Boy Advance is seen on the floor in [[Moe's House]]. The player must select it to view the minigames menu. Another Game Boy Advance appears in Jojiro's Shop, where a [[Sand Snark]] plays it. After the player purchases every item from Jojiro's Shop, he or she can see the Sand Snark playing with the Game Boy Advance anytime by selecting the 'Playing...' (あそんでるよ...) option.
	[[File:Sand Snark GBA.png\|frame\|left\|The [[Sand Snark]] playing with a Game Boy Advance]]		[[File:Sand Snark GBA.png\|frame\|left\|The [[Sand Snark]] playing with a Game Boy Advance]]
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The nice player: /* Cameo appearances */

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Cameo appearances

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	''See also: [[List of cameos]]''		''See also: [[List of cameos]]''

	The Game Boy Advance makes a cameo appearance in all three ''Densetsu no Starfy'' Game Boy Advance games and is owned by one of [[Moe's siblings]]. It is also seen in the [[Densetsu no Starfy (Yumiko Sudō)\|manga by Yumiko Sudō]] as well as ''[[Starfy Four Cell Theater]]''.		The Game Boy Advance makes a cameo appearance in all three ''Densetsu no Starfy'' Game Boy Advance games and is owned by one of [[Moe's siblings]]. It can also be seen in the [[Densetsu no Starfy (Yumiko Sudō)\|manga by Yumiko Sudō]] as well as ''[[Starfy Four Cell Theater]]''.

	A purple [[Terminology#G\|Game Boy Micro]] makes a cameo appearance in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''.		A purple [[Terminology#G\|Game Boy Micro]] makes a cameo appearance in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''.

The nice player: /* Cameo appearances */

2021-06-03T23:40:05Z

Cameo appearances

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	''See also: [[List of cameos]]''		''See also: [[List of cameos]]''

	The Game Boy Advance makes a cameo appearance in all three ''Densetsu no Starfy'' Game Boy Advance games and is owned by one of [[Moe's siblings]]. It also ~~appears~~ in the [[Densetsu no Starfy (Yumiko Sudō)\|manga by Yumiko Sudō]] as well as ''[[Starfy Four Cell Theater]]''.		The Game Boy Advance makes a cameo appearance in all three ''Densetsu no Starfy'' Game Boy Advance games and is owned by one of [[Moe's siblings]]. It is also seen in the [[Densetsu no Starfy (Yumiko Sudō)\|manga by Yumiko Sudō]] as well as ''[[Starfy Four Cell Theater]]''.

	A purple [[Terminology#G\|Game Boy Micro]] makes a cameo appearance in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''.		A purple [[Terminology#G\|Game Boy Micro]] makes a cameo appearance in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''.

The nice player at 23:37, 3 June 2021

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	Two upgraded versions of the Game Boy Advance were made. The first upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Advance SP\|Game Boy Advance SP]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイアドバンスSP) that was released in 2003. It can play the same games as the Game Boy Advance, has a brighter screen and has a 'clam shell' design where the screen is attached to a hinge on the section where the controls are.		Two upgraded versions of the Game Boy Advance were made. The first upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Advance SP\|Game Boy Advance SP]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイアドバンスSP) that was released in 2003. It can play the same games as the Game Boy Advance, has a brighter screen and has a 'clam shell' design where the screen is attached to a hinge on the section where the controls are.

	The second upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Micro\|Game Boy Micro]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイミクロ), which was released in 2005 and is the last system in the Game Boy line. It is a long, miniature version of the Game Boy Advance that can play Game Boy Advance games but cannot play Game Boy/Color games.		The second upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Micro\|Game Boy Micro]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイミクロ), which was released in 2005 and is the last system in the Game Boy line. It is a long, miniature version of the Game Boy Advance that can play Game Boy Advance games but cannot play Game Boy or Game Boy Color games.

	All of the Game Boy Advance ''The Legendary Starfy'' games were later re-released for Japanese [[Wii U]] Virtual Console.		All of the Game Boy Advance ''The Legendary Starfy'' games were later re-released for the Japanese [[Wii U]] Virtual Console.

	==Cameo appearances==		==Cameo appearances==

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	===In the [[Densetsu no Starfy (Yumiko Sudō)\|manga (Yumiko Sudō)]]===		===In the [[Densetsu no Starfy (Yumiko Sudō)\|manga (Yumiko Sudō)]]===
	[[File:Takeo's GBA.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Takeo]] holding his Game Boy Advance in chapter one of volume one, [[DSM01\|Going to the Human World Fii!]]]]		[[File:Takeo's GBA.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Takeo]] holding his Game Boy Advance in chapter one of volume one, [[DSM01\|Going to the Human World Fii!]]]]
	A Game Boy Advance appears in the [[Human World]], where it was owned by [[Takeo]] in chapter one of volume one, [[DSM01\|Going to the Human World Fii!]] until the [[jar]] fell from [[Pufftop]] and landed on it, breaking it. Afterwards, Takeo saw a shooting star and wished that the Game Boy Advance would be fixed, however, the 'shooting star' falls into Takeo's face and turns out to be [[Starfy]].		A Game Boy Advance appears in the [[Human World]], where it was owned by [[Takeo]] in chapter one of volume one, [[DSM01\|Going to the Human World Fii!]] until the [[jar]] fell from [[Pufftop]] and landed on it, breaking it. Afterwards, Takeo saw a shooting star and wished that the Game Boy Advance would be fixed, however, the "shooting star" falls into Takeo's face and turns out to be [[Starfy]].

	Takeo saved up much of his pocket money to earn the Game Boy Advance. He was going to show it to [[Rumi-chan]] (who he has a crush on) until it broke. Takeo commented that he wouldn't give the jar back to Starfy and [[Old Man Lobber]] until they compensate for the Game Boy Advance. Takeo believed that Starfy was actually a robot after Starfy joked that he would transform into a games console earlier, though he finds out that he isn't in chapter two, [[DSM02\|I'm a Prince Fii!]] after Takeo searched Starfy for a 'switch' but tickled Starfy causing him to fart.		Takeo saved up much of his pocket money to earn the Game Boy Advance. He was going to show it to [[Rumi-chan]] (who he has a crush on) until it broke. Takeo commented that he wouldn't give the jar back to Starfy and [[Old Man Lobber]] until they compensate for the Game Boy Advance. Takeo believed that Starfy was actually a robot after Starfy joked that he would transform into a games console earlier, though he finds out that he isn't in chapter two, [[DSM02\|I'm a Prince Fii!]] after Takeo searched Starfy for a 'switch' but tickled Starfy causing him to fart.

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	The '''Game Boy Advance''' (Japanese: ゲームボーイアドバンス) is a handheld game console created by [[Nintendo]]. The first three [[The Legendary Starfy (series)\|''Densetsu no Starfy'']] games, ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' were released on this console.		The '''Game Boy Advance''' (Japanese: ゲームボーイアドバンス) is a handheld game console created by [[Nintendo]]. The first three [[The Legendary Starfy (series)\|''Densetsu no Starfy'']] games, ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' were released on this console.

	Two upgraded versions of the Game Boy Advance were made. The first upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Advance SP\|Game Boy Advance SP]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイアドバンスSP) that was released in 2003. It can play the same games as the Game Boy Advance, has a brighter screen and has a 'clam shell' design where the screen is attached to a hinge on the section where the controls are.		Two upgraded versions of the Game Boy Advance were made. The first upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Advance SP\|Game Boy Advance SP]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイアドバンスSP) that was released in 2003. It can play the same games as the Game Boy Advance, has a brighter screen and has a "clam shell" design where the screen is attached to a hinge on the section where the controls are.

	The second upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Micro\|Game Boy Micro]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイミクロ), which was released in 2005 and is the last system in the Game Boy line. It is a long-sized, miniature version of the Game Boy Advance that can play Game Boy Advance games but cannot play Game Boy or Game Boy Color games.		The second upgrade to the Game Boy Advance is the "[[nwiki:Game Boy Micro\|Game Boy Micro]]" (Japanese: ゲームボーイミクロ), which was released in 2005 and is the last system in the Game Boy line. It is a long-sized, miniature version of the Game Boy Advance that can play Game Boy Advance games but cannot play Game Boy or Game Boy Color games.