Starfy Wiki - User contributions [en]

Huffinfluff

2025-09-15T19:59:32Z

CrazyStarfyDawg:

{{Characters
|name = Huffinfluff
|image = [[File:HuffinFluff.jpg]]
|kana = ホワイトさん, ''White-san''
|species = Unknown, cloud-like creature
|affiliates = Unknown
|family= Their father (JP Ver only)
|residence=[[Skydye Heights]]
|homeland = The clouds
|firstgame = ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''
|latestgame = [[The Legendary Starfy]]
}}
'''Huffinfluff''' ('''White-san''' in Japan<ref>[http://blog.goo.ne.jp/akiko53_2004/e/339e23fa873944d9acd26d7fa47c5ab4 伝説のスタフィーたいけつ！ダイール海賊団キャラデータ～にじの海～ (in Japanese)]</ref>) is a giant cloud-like creature in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' who wears a [[wikipedia:straw hat|straw hat]] and sleeps most of the time. They are found in [[Skydye Heights]]. A display of Huffinfluff's current state replaces the touch screen tool when [[Starfy]] is in the same room as Huffinfluff. When [[Starfy]] wakes them up by ringing bells, they blow leaves which make Starfy rise. This ability is required to progress through the level. Eventually, Huffinfluff will calm down and fall asleep again if the bells are left alone.

==[[Toys|Toy]] description==
Eng Description: "All it takes is the sound of a bell for this guy to let loose some fierce winds. This jaunty fellow can help Starfy soar to new heights!" (#054)

JP Description: "When a ringing bell startles this lady, with a huff and a puff, she’ll start blowing wind. Apparently that straw hat on her head is a present from her dad."

==Trivia==
*In the English version of ''The Legendary Starfy'', on the Stage 6-3 quiz set by [[Moe's siblings]], the two answers for the "What's the name of the cloud guy?" question are Mr. Clouds and Huffinfluff (the correct answer), but in the Japanese version of ''The Legendary Starfy'' Mr. Clouds is referred to as "{{alttext|雲おじさん|くもおじさん}}". This may be a reference to the character called [[Kumo Ojisan]] in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''.
*Also in the Japanese version of the same quiz, the wording {{alttext|「雲のかたちをした子の名前は？」|What's the cloud shaped person's name?}} is used for the above question. The 子/Ko of this question is often used for girls and is popularly used in feminine names.
* In the Japanese version of their Toy description, it's stated that her straw hat is a gift from their father.

==References==
<references/>
{{clr}}
{{TLS5Navbox}}
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:The Legendary Starfy characters]]

Good Night……

2023-05-07T03:52:18Z

CrazyStarfyDawg:

[[File:TLS_Sleep.png|frame|right|[[The Legendary Starfy|TLS]] Sprite]]
'''Good Night……''' (Japanese: おやすみ…… <ref>''Densetsu no Starfy'' [[Nintendo]] Official Guidebook, [[Shogakukan]]</ref>) is an 'ability' in games in [[The Legendary Starfy|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. If [[Starfy]] or [[Starly]] are left idle for some time while standing, they will lie down and fall asleep. In the [[Nintendo DS]] games they sleep in a bed, while in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games, they sleep on the ground. In ''The Legendary Starfy'', if Starfy is [[Transforming Stone|transformed]], then he also sleeps on the ground, with the exception of [[Roostar]], who sleeps in a nest.

==Beds==
[[File:DnS4 Suspend Save Bed.png|frame|right|The pink bed that appears when a [[Suspend Save]] is being created.]]
*In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'', Starly sleeps on a pink bed when a [[Suspend Save]] is being created.
*In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' and ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'', Starfy sleeps on a blue bed with a dark blue trim. In ''Densetsu no Starfy 4'' an illustration of [[Mattel]] can be seen as Starfy turns it over, making it resemble a body pillow. (Due to a possible oversight Mattel appears on the sleeping mat in ''[[Super Princess Peach]]'' as well, even though it was released before ''Densetsu no Starfy 4'')
*In ''The Legendary Starfy'', Starly sleeps on a blue bed that looks like Starfy's but with two white stripes. In ''Densetsu no Starfy 4'' an illustration of a white smiley face can be seen as Starly turns it over.
===Gallery===
<gallery>
File:Starfy 1 sleeping.png|''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''
File:Starfystub2.png|''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' ([[Starfy]])
File:Starfy 3 Starly sleeping.png|''Densetsu no Starfy 3'' ([[Starly]])
File:Starfish sleeping bag Mattel SPP.png|''[[Super Princess Peach]]''
File:Starfy sleeping bag Mattel.png|''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' (Starfy), featuring [[Mattel]]
File:Starly sleeping bag smiley face.png|''Densetsu no Starfy 4'' (Starly), with a smiley face
File:Starfy sleeping bag TLS.png|''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' (Starfy) (also appears in [[The Legendary Starfy: Trial Version]] and both the Japanese and English versions)
File:Starly sleeping bag TLS.png|''The Legendary Starfy'' (Starly) (both Japanese and English versions)
File:Monstar Sleeping.png|[[Monstar]] (''The Legendary Starfy'')
File:Starpedo Sleeping.png|[[Starpedo]] (''The Legendary Starfy'')
File:Roostar Sleeping.png|Roostar (''The Legendary Starfy'')
File:Starfright Sleeping.png|[[Starfright]] (''The Legendary Starfy'')
</gallery>
{{clr}}

==References==
<references/>
{{TLS1Navbox}}
{{TLS2Navbox}}
{{TLS3Navbox}}
{{TLS4Navbox}}
{{TLS5Navbox}}
[[Category:Abilities]]

Old Man Lobber

2023-05-01T16:41:59Z

CrazyStarfyDawg:

{{FA}}
{{Characters
|name = Old Man Lobber
|image = [[File:LobJisan.png|200px]]
|kana = ロブじいさん, ''Rob-jiisan''
|korean = 로브할아버지, ''Robeuharabeoji''
|chinese = 龙虾爷爷, ''Lóngxiāyéye''
|species = Lobster
|affiliates = [[Starfy]], [[Starly]], [[Moe]], [[Papa Star]], [[Old Man Vern]]
|family="Mr. Lobber" (father)
|residence=[[Lobber's Cave]], [[Lobber's Villa]], [[Hotcha Springs]]
|firstgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''
|latestgame = ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''
}}

'''Old Man Lobber''' ('''Rob-jiisan''' in Japan, romanized in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' as '''Lobjii-san''') is an elderly lobster who usually helps [[Starfy]] learn new moves and gives him advice along his adventures.

He lives or used to live in a cave located on a small island called [[Lobber's Cave]]. In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' he lives in [[Lobber's Villa|a villa]] in the [[Amiy Kingdom]]. In ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'', he is found in [[Hotcha Springs]] as well as the hidden [[??? (stage)|??? stage]].

==Biography==
===Background===
During his youth, he along with [[Papa Star|Starfy's father]] saved the world from the evil demon [[Ogura]] and sealed him inside a magic [[jar]], thus bringing peace. Much of his life after that is unknown and he seemed to have not have had much contact with Starfy's father after the latter became the king of [[Pufftop Palace|Pufftop]] and had Starfy. He also knows [[Old Man Vern]] from when he was young.

===''Densetsu no Starfy''===
[[File:StarfyMeetsLobber.jpg|thumb|left|Old Man Lobber, finding Starfy after he fell from [[Pufftop|Pufftop Palace]]]]
Old Man Lobber finds Starfy after he fell out of [[Pufftop]]. He takes Starfy to his home to practice his basic abilities. After Starfy leaves Old Man Lobber's house they meet again much later in the game. Old Man Lobber tells Starfy and [[Moe]] more about [[Ogura]] at this point.
{{clr}}

===''Densetsu no Starfy 2''===
After falling out of Pufftop again, Starfy and Moe go to Lobber's Cave to ask him for advice on how to rescue [[Mama Star]], who has been kidnapped by Ogura as payback for Starfy sealing him in the Jar during the events of Starfy 1. Old Man Lobber had already received word of the situation, but tells the duo to not be hasty as Starfy would stand no chance as he is. Old Man Lobber then puts up signs so Starfy could remember his basic Abilities and waits for Starfy further into the cave. When Starfy meets up with Lobber, he shows Starfy a treasure chest which holds one of Pufftop’s [[Stuff]] inside, believing that it may be a memento Starfy can follow to find his mother.

{{spoiler}}

During the events of World 11, [[Ogura Castle|Ogura’s Castle]], Starfy and Moe eventually get caught in a poison gas trap that renders them unconscious. A mysterious figure (Lobber) then saves them from the trap, and explains in an anonymous note that they need to hit blocks to match the shape shown on the block over the room’s respective exit. The mysterious figure continues to leave anonymous notes throughout the remaining stages until 11-6. Starfy challenges Ogura but cannot damage him. Ogura then ends the battle handily, leaving Starfy hurt and defenseless. Moe tries to protect Starfy, but to no avail. Ogura, cloaked in flames, charges towards the duo, but before Ogura can finish them off, Lobber saves both of them and threatens to re-seal Ogura in the Jar if he does not put a stop to his evil ways. Ogura recalls his fight with a younger Lobber and Papa Star and angrily challenges Lobber to a fight. After a brief, but intense clash, neither of the two defeats the other, but Ogura flees further into the castle, heavily weakened. After a brief conversation, Lobber gives the duo the Jar and sends them off to fight and defeat Ogura.

During the events of the post game, Lobber informs Starfy of other things he can collect besides Treasures. Those items being Sheet Music and Stuff he has yet to find (both of which can be found in the stages the player played through during the main game. Ex. The Sheet Music for the Opening Theme is in 1-1, while refighting certain bosses, like Puchi Ogura #2, rewards the player with Stuff.)

{{endspoiler}}

===''Densetsu no Starfy 3''===
After falling out of Pufftop for the third time Starfy, Moe, and [[Starly]] start the adventure by visiting Old Man Lobber. After the events of the opening, the trio no longer have the Jar to once again defeat Ogura, so they seek out Lobber’s guidance. Lobber, initially shocked by the idea that there’s a villain stronger than Ogura, tells Starfy to read signs and remember his Abilities as usual. When Starfy meets with Lobber again, Lobber tells him that in spite of not having the Jar, that by meeting with allies and becoming stronger on his adventure, he will find a solution. Later, during the events of [[Misty Town]], the mist causes Ogura to remember his first fight against a younger Papa Star and Lobber, and gets angry, saying that he won’t lose this time, and boasting that by working with [[Evil|that man]], no one will stand a chance against him.

===''Densetsu no Starfy 4''===
After hearing about the distress in the [[Amiy Kingdom]] from [[Mattel]], Starfy returns to the sea along with Moe and Starly where they accidentally fall on Old Man Lobber's bonsai tree. Like in previous games he puts up signs for Starfy to remember his basic Abilities, but also asks him to bring him his [[Repair Kit| Bonsai Repair Kit]] so he can tend to his damaged bonsai. After returning with the Repair Kit, Lobber tells the trio to travel to other [[City|Cities]] to discover the identity of the person who stole the [[Mon Amour Stone]], and gives them the [[Densetsu no Starfy 4/Stuff#Clothes|Striped Swimsuit]]. During the events prior to entering the fourth stage of [[Lobber's Villa]], Lobber receives a call from [[Lovely]] and the others ([[Savako]] and [[Manianko]]) and tells Starfy, Starly, and Moe to head to [[Tree of Beginning| the Tree of Beginnings]]. When Starly asks where it is, Lobber holds up a rose that he says houses a [[Lovewizumi|fairy]] that could warp them directly to the second world. However, before Lobber could hand them the rose, [[Konk]] steals it and says that he’ll give it to Ruby, who will become his bride.

{{spoiler}}

During post game, if the player interacts with Lobber’s icon, he will tell Starfy and Starly how to defeat “True Dejeel” (しんデジール, Shin Dejeel in JP, lit. True Dejeel). He tells them that by collecting 36 [[Answer Cards]] to open the [[Tobira Majin King]]. They can do this by scouring stages for them, and by correctly solving the riddles given by [[Tobira Majin]], they can open up new areas that my hold other Answer Cards.

{{endspoiler}}

===''The Legendary Starfy''===
In ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'', he is first encountered in [[Hotcha Springs]] where he will give advice to Starfy to help him along his journey. Throughout the game the player can access a special feature called [[Lobber's Logbook]] on the bottom screen which keeps record of all the player's achievements.

{{Spoiler}}
==== Boss ====
[[File:SuperLobber.jpg|thumb|left|120px|Master Lobber's true power]]
After beating all ten worlds of ''The Legendary Starfy'', and beating certain time limits in each level of the last stage ([[??? (stage)|???]]), Starfy will be able to fight Old Man Lobber as a hidden, optional boss in Stage 10-7, known as Master Lobber (Japanese: マスター • ロブ) in this particular case. He is fought underwater and challenges Starfy, as a test to see how much he has progressed in his adventure, and how much he is worthy of his title of prince of Pufftop. Master Lobber will initially attack by holding up an energy shield around him and then charging at Starfy. If he dashes into the middle of the room, he will shoot Starfy with a shower bullets resembling something from Touhou.

When Master Lobber has one or two health points remaining, he will turn gold and use his "Clakkity" move, which involves charging at Starfy and crushing him. Old Man Lobber is invincible while he is gold, though he will eventually wear himself out, stop charging at Starfy, lose his golden hue and become vulnerable again. If Old Man Lobber touches Starfy while he is gold, Starfy will instantly lose all of his health points and receive a Game Over. This attack is very difficult to avoid compared to the attacks of other bosses fought prior to the main game's completion. To dodge this move, Starfy will have to perform a [[Turbo Swim]] in the right direction, for example by performing a Turbo Swim towards the top or bottom of the area when he is initially heading left or right and making Master Lobber charge off of the screen.
{{Endspoiler}}

====Toy Description====

''“Have you discovered the golden version of Old Man Lobber? He used to be a fighting master. Now Old Man Lobber offers wisdom to all of us!”''

JP Translation:
''“Have you seen this golden, shining form of Lobber yet? I’m too scared to tell you why he’s golden…”''

===''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''===
In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', Old Man Lobber appears as a [[smashwiki:Spirit|Spirit]], he is a advanced support spirit. When used, equips the fighter a [[smashwiki:Mr. Saturn|Mr. Saturn]]. His battle is against three [[Wario]]s who have increased power on throws and favors grabs and throws, the fight takes place on [[Smashwiki:Tortimer Island|Tortimer Island]].

==Hobby==
[[File:Old Man Lobber DnS4 bonsai.png|frame|right|Old Man Lobber and his bonsai near the beginning of ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''.]]
Old Man Lobber enjoys caring for [[wikipedia:bonsai|bonsai]]. In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'', according to the [[Densetsu no Starfy 3/Stuff#Accessories|bonsai accessory]] in the [[Stuff]], Old Man Lobber had a very precious bonsai that appears to have been destroyed with scissors.

In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'', he got a new bonsai tree. Near the beginning of the game, [[Starfy]], [[Starly]] and [[Moe]] land right in the middle of his bonsai tree, ruining it. To fix it, he asks Starfy to give him a [[Repair Kit]], while he can refer to the [[signboard]]s to remember his [[abilities]] along the way.

{{clr}}

==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="200">
File:Old Man Lobber GBC.png|Early artwork from [[Densetsu no Starfy (GBC)|''Densetsu no Starfy'' when it was under development for the Game Boy Color]].
File:Old Man Lobber early.jpg|Early ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' artwork.
File:Old Man Lobber1OA.jpg|Official artwork from ''Densetsu no Starfy''.
OldManLobberStick1OA.jpg|Official artwork of Old Man Lobber raising his stick from ''Densetsu no Starfy''.
DnS2 Old Man Lobber.png||Official artwork from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''.
File:Photo2.PNG|Lobber's [[Photograph]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''.
File:OldManLobber4OA.png|Official artwork of Old Man Lobber from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''.
File:OldManLobberStick4OA.png|Official artwork of Old Man Lobber raising his stick from ''Densetsu no Starfy 4''.
</gallery></center>

==Trivia==
*Old Man Lobber, like many old men in the series, uses the pronoun [[Japanese_First_Person_Pronouns#Washi_(儂/わし/ワシ)|Washi]] in Japanese.
*Near the beginning of ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'', Old Man Lobber says when no one is there that thanks to Starfy and others Ogura and [[Evil]] were defeated. He may actually be [[wiktionary:break the fourth wall|breaking the fourth wall]] because the word 'minna' (hiragana:"みんな") meaning 'everyone' is used at the beginning of the sentence. The full sentence is "みんな　スタフィーたちがオーグラやイーブルをたおしてくれたおかげじゃな".
*In the Japanese version of ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'', Lobber’s insta-kill attack reads 海老式最終奥義 (Ebishiki Saishu Ougi), which loosely translates to Lobster Style: Ultimate Technique.
*According to the Japanese version of [[Old Man Vern]]'s [[Moe Show]] episode, he and Vern used to play together up in Pufftop when they were younger, meaning that he, Vern, and Papa Star could all have been childhood friends.
**In the same Moe Show episode, it's also revealed that Lobber was pretty popular with girls when he was younger.

===Name origin===
From Lobster/Rob and お祖父さん (male senior citizen or "old man").
{{clr}}
{{TLS1Navbox}}
{{TLS2Navbox}}
{{TLS3Navbox}}
{{TLS4Navbox}}
{{TLS5Navbox}}
{{MangaNavbox}}
{{BossNavbox}}
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Bosses|Master Lobber]]
[[Category:Crustaceans]]
[[Category:Major characters]]
[[Category:The Legendary Starfy Bosses|Master Lobber]]
[[Category:Densetsu no Stafy characters]]
[[Category:Densetsu no Stafy 2 characters]]
[[Category:Densetsu no Stafy 3 characters]]
[[Category:Densetsu no Stafy 4 characters]]
[[Category:The Legendary Starfy characters]]
[[Category:Manga]]
[[Category:Male characters]]

User:CrazyStarfyDawg

2023-04-28T20:52:54Z

CrazyStarfyDawg: Created page with "{{User ASD}} {{User Konk}} {{User Starfy 5}} {{User Starfy Kirby}} {{User likes Cats}} {{User likes Dogs}} {{User Male}} {{User Sibling}} {{User hobby|play games and talk about Touhou}}"

{{User ASD}}

{{User Konk}}
{{User Starfy 5}}
{{User Starfy Kirby}}
{{User likes Cats}}
{{User likes Dogs}}
{{User Male}}
{{User Sibling}}
{{User hobby|play games and talk about Touhou}}

Kragen

2023-04-23T21:56:10Z

CrazyStarfyDawg:

{{Japanese}}
{{Bosses
|name=Kragen
|image=[[File:Kuragen1OA.jpg|170px]]
|kana=クラーゲン, ''Kurāgen''
|chinese=北海巨妖, ''Běihǎijùyāo''
|hp=5
|weakspot=The flashing tentacle
|species= Jellyfish
|affiliates=[[Ogura]], [[Mokumocchu]], [[Kaninari]]
|fought=[[Sea of Sky]]
|firstgame=''[[Densetsu no Starfy (GBC)]]''
|lastgame=''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''
}}
'''Kragen''' is a boss in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''. He, along with [[Mokumocchu]] and [[Kaninari]], are the bosses of [[Sea of Sky]] who were summoned by [[Ogura]]. To defeat him, Starfy must attack a special section of his tentacles while avoiding their tops, which when touched by Starfy will cause Starfy to get stuck and take damage. He will also attempt to hit Starfy by moving his tentacles from side to side, and their movement speed will increase as the battle progresses.

Before the game's release, Kragen appeared in a pre-release screenshot of [[Densetsu no Starfy (GBC)|''Densetsu no Starfy'' for the Game Boy Color]] on page 60 of the 2001 edition of the [[Game Boy Encyclopedia]].

<center><gallery position="center" widths="200">
File:KuragenA.PNG|Kragen appearing in his battle.
File:KuragenB.PNG|Kragen looking towards Starfy. Note that he takes up the entire GBA screen.
</gallery></center> {{clr}}
{{TLS1Navbox}}
{{BossNavbox}}
{{stub}}
[[Category:Bosses]]
[[Category:Densetsu no Stafy Bosses]]
[[Category:Densetsu no Stafy characters]]

The Legendary Starfy

2022-02-17T00:51:30Z

CrazyStarfyDawg:

{{GamesInfobox
|game title = The Legendary Starfy
|image = [[File:The_Legendary_Starfy_NA_Boxart.jpg|250px]]
|developer = [[TOSE]]/[[Nintendo]]
|publisher = [[Nintendo]]
|director = [[Miki Fujii]], [[Kazuki Yoshihara]], Assistant director: [[Yurie Hattori]]
|producer = [[Yasuhiro Minamimoto]], [[Hitoshi Yamagami]]
|composer = [[Morihiro Iwamoto]] (Sound), Voice of [[Starfy]]: [[Satomi Kōrogi]]
|characters = [[Koutarou Shinoki]]
|released = {{releasedate|Japan|July 10, 2008|USA|June 8, 2009|Australia|October 10, 2009}}
|genre = "Marine Action" game (platformer with elements of swimming in the water), Platformer
|rating = CERO: [[File:CERO_A.png|12px|CERO: All ages]] ESRB: [[File:ESRB_E.png|12px|ESRB: Everyone 6+]] ACB: [[File:ACB_G.png|15px|ACB: General]]
|platforms = [[Nintendo DS]]
|modes = Single player, Multiplayer (Single card and Multi-card)
|serialcode ='''NTR-YSSJ-JPN''' (Japanese version) '''NTR-Y5YE-USA''' ([[The Legendary Starfy#North American trial version|North American trial version]]) '''NTR-YSSE-USA''' (North American version) '''NTR-YSSE-AUS''' (Australian version)
}}
'''''The Legendary Starfy''''', known in Japan as '''''Densetsu no Stafy: Taiketsu! [[:Category:Daīru Pirate Squad|Daīru Kaizokudan]]''''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー　たいけつ！ダイール海賊団, literally ''Legendary Starfy Confrontation: [[Mashtooth]]'s Pirate Squad'', also referred to as '''''[The Legendary Starfy] Confrontation: Dire Pirate Squad''''' in [[Nintendo Power]]<ref>[[Nintendo Power]] magazine, Volume 244, Future Publishing, August 2009, pp. 73. Link: [http://www.nintendopower.com/images/NP244_Starfy.jpg]</ref>), is a "Marine Action" game produced by [[Nintendo]] and [[TOSE]] with elements of platforming, for the [[Nintendo DS]].

It is the first localized game in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. It was originally released in Japan on July 10, 2008, and on February 26, 2009 it appeared [http://web.archive.org/web/20090303215207/http://press.nintendo.com/articles.jsp?id=17588 on an upcoming list of videogames to be released in North America] on June 8, 2009 on the [http://press.nintendo.com/loginSplash.jsp Nintendo's Online Press Room] website. The game was actually released in North America one day earlier than scheduled.
[[File:TLS icon.png|frame|left|Game icon]]
{{clrl}}
==Story==
{{spoiler}}
While [[Starfy]] is sleeping in his bed, he is suddenly awoken by a [[Bunston|rabbit-like creature]] in a spacesuit that crashes through his ceiling. [[The Terrible Trio|Three shady goons]] appear and try to capture the creature, but Starfy fights them off using his [[Star Spin]]. The three figures vow revenge and leave and the rabbit creature runs away. Starfy wants to help him, and so follows his trail to the edge of [[Pufftop]]. Starfy's best friend [[Moe]] appears and discourages Starfy from helping it. Before they know it, they slip off the edge of Pufftop and plummet into the sea, beginning Starfy's adventure. Starfy and Moe go through [[Gluglug Lagoon]], where they find [[Big Squiddy]] is holding the creature. After chasing Big Squiddy down, the creature gives Starfy the Monstar ability, which he uses to free the creature, who believes they are allied with the three goons and runs to [[Hotcha Springs]]. After defeating Big Squiddy, they go there and find out the creature is named [[Bunston]]. He joins them because he finds that a [[shard]] found by Starfy helps him regain his memory, which reveals that he is the prince of a planet called [[Planet Bunnera|Bunnera]], which was attacked by goons. Bunston learns that he can give Starfy the [[Monstar]] ability. The three are then attacked by the [[Hot-Spring Snapper]]. Starfy proceeds to defeat it, and finds another shard. The three go to [[Chillydip Cove]], where Bunston learns the [[Starpedo]] ability. From two seals called [[Piplion]] and [[Puplion]], they learn that King Ping and his penguin goons have been troubling the area. Starfy defeats [[King Ping]] and finds a [[Shard]], and the three are launched to [[Sogwood Forest]]. There they meet the goons that attacked Bunston in the beginning, who turn out to be the "[[The Terrible Trio|Terrible Trio]]" of [[The Terrible Trio#Snips|Snips]], [[The Terrible Trio#Ronk|Ronk]], and [[The Terrible Trio#Papes|Papes]] and they want to kidnap Bunston. Starfy battles Papes, and after defeating him takes his Shard, which causes Bunston to remember his spaceship. Starfy and his friends go to [[Glitzem Grotto]], where they find Ronk and defeat him. Then he and Papes try to use a minecart to defeat Starfy, but once again he triumphs. Bunston then remembers that the Terrible Trio shot him down over Pufftop and that the shards are pieces of his ship. The three friends find out that they must collect the remaining shards so that Bunston can save his planet. They fall into [[Skydye Heights]], where the final member of the Terrible Trio, Snips, is lurking with another shard. After defeating her, the player finds out the Trio's real boss has taken Bunnera and Bunston is the last Bunneran left, so the Terrible Trio was sent to capture him. As the heroes head to the [[S.S. Logwater]] to find the last shard, the Trio regroups, and thinks about giving up, but their boss threatens them into continuing, so they follow. Starfy makes it past a giant [[snark]] called [[Mega Snark]], only to find the Terrible Trio again. Starfy defeats all three again, but they try to use a "secret weapon" against him called the [[The Terrible Trio#The Paper-Cut Crusher|Paper-Cut Crusher]]. In order for Starfy to defeat The Terrible Trio during this attack, he must beat them in a Rock-Paper-Scissors game. When Starfy beats them at this, he, Moe, and Bunston take off for Bunnera. It is revealed that the Bunnerans could shapeshift because of a power inside them, which is how he transformed to help Starfy. The Trio's boss, who it turns out is the space pirate [[Mashtooth]], wanted to absorb this power to become powerful enough to take over the galaxy, and to do that he requires Bunston. This is why he sent Snips, Ronk, and Papes after Bunston. When Bunnera Castle was attacked, Bunston fled in his spaceship.
{{endspoiler}}

==Stages==
*[[Gluglug Lagoon]]
*[[Hotcha Springs]]
*[[Chillydip Cove]]
*[[Sogwood Forest]]
*[[Glitzem Grotto]]
*[[Skydye Heights]]
*[[S.S. Logwater]]
*[[Planet Bunnera]]
*[[Pufftop]]
*[[??? (stage)|???]]
*[[Stage (blank) (The Legendary Starfy)|(blank name) (test stage partially unused, used for ability demonstrations)]]

==Items==

Unlike previous games in the series, ''The Legendary Starfy'' has relatively few [[Item]]s. Items in this game are not listed in any Items menu, except for Heart Gems which are stored on [[Bunston's Collection]]. Bunston's Collection stores up to three at a time but momentarily for a third. When a third Heart Gem is collected the Heart Gem icons are removed.

Bunston's Powers are also listed on Bunston's Collection and the [[Collection]]. Icons of the powers are added to the menu whenever the player obtains the relevant [[Transforming Stone]], or in the case of [[Monstar]] when Bunston's Collection is first unlocked. If the player has an upgraded Transforming Stone, a star is marked next to the icon.

{|
{| align=top style="background: #082567; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; border: 5px solid #000000; color: black"
|-
|
{| border=1 width="100%" align=left class="sortable" style="background: aqua; border:1px solid #000000; border-collapse:collapse;"
|-style="background: #082567"
!Number
!Sprite
!Name
!Japanese name
!Location
!Description
|-
|*
|[[File:TLS Big Pearl.png|56px|link=Pearl]]
|[[Pearl|Big Pearl]]
|?
|Many
|{{alttextB|"Starfy loves pearls! They replenish his energy, so collect as many as you can! You can also use them to buy bonus items for Starfy! Push the R button to check out Moe's Case on the Map screen to do some shopping, Starfy style!"|しんじゅをとるとスタフィーの先気をかいふくすることができますおかねとしてもつかうことができるのでしんじゅをたくさんあつめてマップにあるキョロスケさまのカバンにおかいものに行ってみましょう!}}
|-
|*
|[[File:TLS Pearl.png|56px|link=Pearl]]
|[[Pearl]]
|しんじゅ, ''Shinju''
|Many
|None
|-
|1
|[[File:Red Pearl sprite.png|56px|link=Red Pearl]]
|[[Red Pearl]]
|あかいしんじゅ, ''Akai Shinju''
|[[Gluglug Lagoon]] (Stage 1-2)
|None
|-
|2
|[[File:TLS Heart Gem sprite.png|56px|link=Heart Gem]]
|[[Heart Gem]]
|コンペイトウ, ''Konpeitou''
|[[Heart Gem|Many]]{{alttextB|*|Stages 1-7, 2-5, 2-6, 3-6, 3-7, 4-5, 4-6, 5-5, 5-6, 5-7, 6-5, 6-6, 7-5, 7-6, 8-6}}
|None
|-
|3
|[[File:Starpedo Transforming Stone.png|56px|link=Transforming Stone]][[File:Monstar Upgraded Transforming Stone.png|56px|link=Transforming Stone]] [[File:Starpedo Upgraded Transforming Stone.png|56px|link=Transforming Stone]] [[File:Roostar Transforming Stone.png|56px|link=Transforming Stone]] [[File:Starfright Transforming Stone.png|56px|link=Transforming Stone]] [[File:Roostar Upgraded Transforming Stone.png|56px|link=Transforming Stone]] [[File:Starfright Upgraded Transforming Stone.png|56px|link=Transforming Stone]]
|[[Transforming Stone]]
|へんしんの石, ''Henshin no Ishi''
|[[Transforming Stone|Various Areas]]{{alttextB|*|Monstar: Previously owned by Monstar and then Bunston. Presumably given to Starfy in Gluglug Lagoon (1-3) 'Mysterious Powers'. Upgraded Monstar: 2-7, Starpedo: 3-3, Upgraded Starpedo: 4-7, Roostar: 6-1, Starfright: 7-1, Upgraded Roostar: 7-7, Upgraded Starfright: 8-7}}
|None
|-
|4
|[[File:GlowingMushroom sprite.png|56px|link=Glowing Mushroom]]
|[[Glowing Mushroom]]
|ひかるキノコ, ''Hikaru Kinoko''
|[[Sogwood Forest]] (Stages 4-1, 4-4, 4-5)
|None
|-
|4
|[[File:Rainbow Droplet.png|56px|link=Rainbow Droplet]]
|[[Rainbow Droplet]]
|にじのしずく, ''Niji no Shizuku''
|[[Skydye Heights]] (Stage 6-2)
|None
|}
|}
|}

==Gallery==
===Character Artwork===

<center><gallery position="center" widths="200px">
File:Starfy5.png|<center>{{white|[[Starfy]]}}
File:Starfy5OA.png|<center>{{white|Starfy}}
File:Star_Spin.png|<center>{{white|Starfy}}
File:Star_Spin2.png|<center>{{white|Starfy}}
File:Starly.jpg|<center>{{white|[[Starly]]}}
File:Moe.png|<center>{{white|[[Moe]]}}
File:Bunston.jpg|<center>{{white|[[Bunston]]}}
File:Monstar.jpg|<center>{{white|[[Monstar]]}}
File:StarfyStarpedo.jpg|<center>{{white|[[Starpedo]]}}
File:Roostar.jpg|<center>{{white|[[Roostar]]}}
File:GhostForm.jpg|<center>{{white|[[Starfright]]}}
File:Snips.jpg|<center>{{white|[[Snips]]}}
File:Ronk.jpg|<center>{{white|[[Ronk]]}}
File:Papes.jpg|<center>{{white|[[Papes]]}}
File:Mermaid.png|<center>{{white|[[Mermaid]]}}
File:LobJisan.png|<center>{{white|[[Old Man Lobber]]}}
</gallery></center>

===Box Art===

<center><gallery position="center" widths="170px">
File:The_Legendary_Starfy_NA_Boxart.jpg|<center>{{white|North American box art}}
File:The_Legendary_Starfy_JP_Boxart.jpg|<center>{{white|Japanese box art}}
File:The_Legendary_Starfy_AU_Boxart.jpg|<center>{{white|Australasian box art}}
File:The_Legendary_Starfy_Cover_Art.jpg|<center>{{white|North America and Australasia cover art used for the box art}}
File:StarfyLogo.jpg|<center>{{white|North American Logo}}
</gallery></center>

==List of glitches==
{{Main|List of glitches in the Nintendo DS games}}

Follow the link above for a list of glitches in ''Densetsu no Starfy 4'' and ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''.

==List of soundtrack==
{{main|The Legendary Starfy/Soundtrack}}

There are at least 80 pieces of music in this game. After defeating Mashtooth, the [[Sea Jams#In The Legendary Starfy|Sea Jams]] becomes available as an option in [[Moe's Case]], and allows the player to scroll through and listen to 79 different tracks. For unknown reasons, the unnamed theme played when viewing the instructions for the [[Dumpling Master]] minigame is unavailable in the Sea Jams.

==List of [[Stuff]]==
{{main|The Legendary Starfy/Stuff}}

The Legendary Starfy features 58 [[Stuff]] for dress-up. These are split into the categories 'Clothes', 'Extras', 'Specials' and '[[Bunston]]'.

*'Clothes' are the basic items that Starfy and [[Starly]] can wear.
*'Extras' are objects that can be worn/held with 'Clothes'.
*'Specials' are scenes that combine matching 'Clothes' and 'Extras' to present a scene. They can be unlocked by wearing the right items.
*'Bunston' is a category for wearable versions of [[Bunston]]'s Powers.

Follow the link above for a list of Stuff with screenshots and details on how to unlock each item.

==List of [[Toy]]s==
{{main|The Legendary Starfy/Toys}}

There are 127 toys in this game. A random toy is obtainable for 5 [[pearl]]s from the Toys section in [[Moe's Case]] after defeating Mashtooth.

== Regional Differences ==
{{main|The Legendary Starfy/Regional Differences}}

During the localization process of ''The Legendary Starfy'', various changes were made to the game so that it would appeal to audiences from the United States and Australia.

Follow the link above for information about regional differences in the game, and other differences related to the game's distribution.

==Side Quests==
{{main|Side Quest}}

'''Side Quests''', also known as '''Sub-Events''' are tasks branching off each level of every Stage in The Legendary Starfy, with the exception of [[Pufftop]] and [[??? (stage)|??? Stage]], the first level of each Stage and its [[???? (Areas)|secret levels]]. Completing these Side Quests for the first time will unlock three secret levels in each Stage, referred to as 'Area Secret (number)' or '????' on the map screen. If Starfy revisits a Side Quest after completing it, there are no further rewards. There are a total of 24 Side Quests.

Follow the link above for a list of locations and further details about each Side Quest.

==Staff records and strategies==
{{main|The Legendary Starfy/Staff records and strategies}}
Follow the link above for the staff records for [[Dumpling Master]], [[Big Bossdown]] and [[??? (stage)|Stage 10]], with their strategies in Japanese.

==List of unused content==
{{main|The Legendary Starfy/Unused content}}

The article above is a list of features that are not accessible in the game.

==Credits==
{{main|The Legendary Starfy/Credits}}
Follow the link above for the Staff Credits of ''The Legendary Starfy''.

==North American trial version==
[[File:TLS NA Trial Version logo.png|frame|right|Title screen logo]]
{{main|The Legendary Starfy: Trial Version}}.
A North American trial version was released, presumably to be displayed/played in stores. The amount of things that players can do in the trial version are limited and only small parts of [[Gluglug Lagoon]] and [[Chillydip Cove]] are featured. The main activities in the trial version are saving [[Herman]]'s [[Coddies]] and fighting [[King Ping]].
[[File:TLS Not for Resale.jpg|thumb|left|150px|NOT FOR RESALE Game Card]]
{{clr}}

==Japanese trial version==
A Japanese trial version was available for [[nwiki:DS Download Station|DS Stations]] as part of the Touch! Try! DS series, but specific details about it and whether it is just a Japanese version of the North American trial version are unknown.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20081008001505/http://www.nintendo.co.jp:80/ds/ds_station/touch_try/index.html Touch! Try! DS page]</ref><ref>[https://sites.google.com/view/camcamsdumblolsite/starfy ChainSwordCS's documentation site]</ref>

==Quizzes==
[[File:Starly search question.jpg|thumb|right|350px|The [[Starly]] search question in the North American ''The Legendary Starfy'' manual]]
After clearing [[area]]s, [[Moe's siblings]] will appear at some point in previously cleared areas to ask Starfy questions. These are known as [[quiz]]zes.

Additionally, there have been two different types of quizzes relating to ''The Legendary Starfy''.

The first quiz, [[Moe's Character Advice]] is a [[wikipedia:Adobe Flash|Flash]] game hosted on the [[List of official The Legendary Starfy series websites#Japanese mini-site|official Japanese mini-site for ''The Legendary Starfy'']]. It asks a series of questions to determine what character the player is most like.

The second quiz is called the "[[Starly]] search question" and is not digital. It is asked in one of the [[Moe's Corner]] (Japanese: キョロスケのおまけコーナー, ''Kyorosuke's Extra Corner'') messages in the manual, and the player has to count how many times Starly appears. The answer is fifteen times.

==See also==
*[[The Legendary Starfy/English text dump]] (text dump of English version)
*[[The Legendary Starfy/Japanese text dump]] (text dump of Japanese version)
*[[Starfy Wiki:Grammar conventions#In The Legendary Starfy|''The Legendary Starfy'' capitalization patterns]].

==Trivia==

''Note: This section contains some mature content. Viewer discretion is advised.''

*Ronk, Papes, and Snips' names are a parody of Rock Paper Scissors where Ronk is rock, Papes is paper, and Snips is scissors.
*In [[Pufftop|Stage 9]], a Pufftop guard said that two people who were like [[Starfy]] and [[Moe]] fell off of [[Pufftop]] 10 years ago. This may imply that there was once a grand adventure near Pufftop before Starfy was born.
*The Boss level "Get Ready to Ronk", is a reference to the phrase "get ready to rock".
*The artwork of the game make the characters look like plush dolls, unlike the previous games.
*All the games from the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] are referenced by various [[Pufftop Guard]]s and [[Starly]] in [[the Pufftop Legends]].
*This is the first and only game except the one instance in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' which all the transformations shares the same life bar as [[Starfy]] and it is possible to get damaged and continue crossing a room in a level with a transformation without returning to the beginning of the room.
*The Nintendo DS menu game icon for ''The Legendary Starfy'''s filename is "stafy4_icon", even though this is the fifth game.
*According to a [http://kotaku.com/ Kotaku] article about Nintendo Treehouse, a division of [[Nintendo]] responsible for game localization, a "Bihldorff" reveals that during the localization of ''The Legendary Starfy'', the team encountered an error where in a line for "one of the ancillary characters", there was profanity. This error was apparently quickly removed from the game after it was discovered.<ref>[http://kotaku.com/inside-the-treehouse-the-people-who-help-make-nintendo-1301809672 Nintendo's Secret Weapon - Kotaku April 22nd 2014]</ref> It is not known however if this was confused for [[Densetsu no Starfy/Regional differences|an English prototype of the original Game Boy Advance game]].
*It is believed that the English version of ''The Legendary Starfy'' and ''[[wikirby:Kirby Returns to Dreamland|Kirby's Return to Dream Land]]'' may have used the same font as a basis.
*[[Commercial|A special promotion appeared in the discontinued 2007-2010 third party Nicktropolis game]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ek1OvjeoBxY YouTube video by MrSpongebob252]</ref>
{{clr}}

==External links==
*[http://www.starfy.com/?cid=eml09DSNL05010 The Legendary Starfy - North American official site].
*[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ds/yssj/index.html The Legendary Starfy - Japanese official site] ''(in Japanese)''
*[http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/emzhNTUrIKERPORLjoM0Nmqltc2F9zVm Official Nintendo.com web page for ''The Legendary Starfy''].
*[http://www.nintendo.com.au/catalogue/attr/form_name/view_product/product_id/1306 Official Nintendo of Australia web page for ''The Legendary Starfy''].

==References==
<references/>

{{clr}}
{{TLS5Navbox}}
{{SeriesNavbox}}

[[Category:Games]]
[[Category:The Legendary Starfy merchandise]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]