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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

2025-04-06T04:23:25Z

Jubei:

{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Side Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko Sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], and hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

'''Original Characters''' was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Starfy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Starfy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Starfy Breakout Clone''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Starfy no Burokku Kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorns would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

'''Starfy Story''' (Japanese: スタフィー物語, ''Starfy Monogatari'') was a turn-based role playing game staring Starfy made using [[wikipedia:RPG Maker 2003|RPG Maker 2003]]. It was made by So when they were only a student, and currently it can only be experienced as a video on their YouTube channel. The game primarily uses default RPG Maker sprites with only a few custom sprites, which So claims was out of convenience. As consequence, most of the characters are human. The game was not strictly set in the Starfy series universe, featuring characters from other franchises such as [[Bulbapedia:Oddish (Pokémon)|Oddish]] from [[Bulbapedia:Pokémon|Pokémon]]. Due to RPG Maker 2003's inability to import music from third party sources, So had to create music using [[wikipedia:jp:ツクールシリーズ|Tsukuru Kanaderu]]. According to So, they made the game's story sad in a way they consider forced.<ref>[https://x.com/e_happy_holiday/status/956301275959738368 X/Twitter thread by So]</ref>

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th, 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist is called the "Kid" like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid.

There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'']] stage====

[[File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|thumb|left|250px|[[Lobber's Cave]] in I wanna get the five stars!]]

The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies.

At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock.

West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) is an unfinished [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed with the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam].

On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that they were looking for someone to make the fan game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> they have now cancelled it.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser demo, and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, and required UnityWebPlayer in order to run, which that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. UnityGameUploader has since went offline, making the demo unplayable via web browser. The demo has since been independently archived. Now the desktop program Uniplayer must be used to play it. UnityWebPlayer is also still necessary, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
[[File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy's surroundings after the demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.]]

The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games. To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
[[File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy in water near the field in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block.

[[File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 (4?) ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 (5?) ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested they wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Future Plans===
[[File:Starfy 3D HP concept art.png|thumb|right|250px|Concept art for a health system in Starfy 3D.]]

For version 4 of the demo, beanjam planned on making blocks like the ones in the official Legendary Starfy games, as well as a tree. After finishing the stage, beanjam wanted to make a health system using hearts to represent hit points, which they made concept art for.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref> Below is a table of what the controls are in English.

{|
{| 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;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w Jinraku TC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the [[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]] engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by Jinraku TC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on Jinraku TC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 Jinraku TC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack for Moe's Adventure consists of ''The Legendary Starfy'' soundtrack remixes that Jinraku TC had also been uploaded to their accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

==Starfy Framework==
[[File:StarfyFramework.png|thumb|left|250px|The itch.io thumbnail of Starfy Framwork.]]

'''Starfy Framework''' is a [[wikipedia:Source-available software|source-available]] framework for making [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan games in [[wikipedia:Godot (game engine)|Godot]] created by [https://the8bitleaf.itch.io The8BitLeaf] and released in June of 2024. It was initially made to study the mechanics of marine platforming games in order to aid in the development of his own game. This processes was documented in a YouTube video, in which The8BitLeaf also expressed little interest in releasing it publicly. However, after a receiving a request to turn this experiment into a framework, The8BitLeaf uploaded it to his [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]] page.

As a game Starfy Framework is currently playable in-browser on its itch.io page. It only has one continuous level with no end point beyond walking off screen. This level is structured in a way that allows the player to explore all of Starfy's available moves. Starfy has access to moves [[Swim]], [[Turbo Swim]], [[Surf Jump]], [[Walk]], [[Dash]], [[Jump]], [[Star Spin]], [[Mighty Star Spin]], and [[Glide]]. Starfy Framework uses level sprites from the version of [[Lobber's Cave]] from [[Densetsu no Starfy 3|''Densetsu no Starfy 3'']] and player sprites from [[The Legendary Starfy|''The Legendary Starfy'']].

==The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic==
[[File:PollutionPanic.webp|thumb|right|250px|The Game Jolt thumbnail of The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic.]]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic''' is an in-development [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed by [https://gamejolt.com/@SuperrONNY8 SuperrONNY8] made in [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)| Unity]]. It revolves around a mysterious pollution suddenly plaguing the land. Starfy's friends, both new and old, are helping him to figure out who's behind it. It is a [[wikipedia:Metroidvania|Metroidvania]] with a focus of switching characters depending on if you are in the sky, on the land, or in the sea. It currently has a page on [[wikipedia:Game Jolt|Game Jolt]] were progress updates and teasers are posted. SuperrONNY8 also makes YouTube videos showing off pre-alpha game play. The project is currently open for new members, so if you'd like to help in it's creation, contact SuperONNY8 on [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] or [[wikipedia:Bluesky|Bluesky]].

==Mushroom Kingdom Fusion==
[[File:MKF.png|thumb|left|250px|The title screen of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion''' is a [[mariowiki:Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]] fan game that is currently hosted on [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]]. It is a Crossover with elements, characters, and settings from a multitude of other video games. The game consists of mechanics primarily from the [[wikipedia:Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] and [[Game Boy Advance]] renditions of [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 2|Super Mario Bros. 2]], [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]], and [[mariowiki:Super Mario World|Super Mario World]]. Enemy characters include standard ''Super Mario'' enemies, demonic beings, alien creatures, and human soldiers. The game features items from the ''Super Mario'' series and weaponry originally used by the Covenant races in ''[[wikipedia:Halo (franchise)|Halo]]'', in addition to suit items that bestow upon the main playable characters the guise and abilities of certain characters from the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man|Mega Man]]'' series. Characters featured in MKF include [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[mariowiki:Wario|Wario]] and [[mariowiki:Waluigi|Waluigi]] plus a roster of characters from other video game franchises (such as ''[[wikipedia:Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'', ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Ghosts 'n Goblins|Ghosts 'n Goblins]]'', and ''Mega Man''). The game design is influenced by franchises such as ''Sonic the Hedgehog'', ''[[wikipedia:Doom (franchise)|Doom]]'', and ''Mega Man'' and various [[Nintendo]] titles.<ref>[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/MushroomKingdomFusion Mushroom Kingdom Fusion (Video Game) - TV Tropes]</ref>

[[File:MKFStarfy.png|thumb|right|250px|Kirby with the Starfy ability in Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]
On the 20th of December 2024 version 0.9 of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion was released. This version, among other features, added [[wikirby:Kirby|Kirby]] to the roster of playable characters. He for the most part plays as he does in the [[wikirby:Kirby (series)|''Kirby'' series]], [[wikirby:copy ability|copy abilities]] and all. However, upon obtaining a [[mariowiki:Hammer Suit|Hammer Suit]] Kirby will miraculously transform into Starfy. In this form Kirby can [[Turbo Swim]] and [[Star Spin]].

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==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Starfy Breakout Clone.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNy8PEaPSvM So's YouTube video showcasing Starfy Story]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki]
*[https://archive.org/details/i-wanna-get-the-five-stars Archive of the game]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

'''Starfy Framework'''
*[https://the8bitleaf.itch.io/starfy-framework Link to the fan game framework]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YZpG4ZG5ww The8BitLeaf's YouTube video]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic'''
*[https://gamejolt.com/games/unofficial-starfy-6/921975 Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLEuPOsaMF8LJBGgRlg9OdeGvkuA49UCB Pre-alpha game play Youtube videos]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion'''
*[https://fusion-fangaming.itch.io/mushroom-kingdom-fusion Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SoZsDImaf0 The Version 0.9 Trailer]

==References==
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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

2025-04-06T03:48:11Z

Jubei:

{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Side Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko Sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], and hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

'''Original Characters''' was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Starfy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Starfy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Starfy Breakout Clone''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Starfy no Burokku Kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorns would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

'''Starfy Story''' (Japanese: スタフィー物語, ''Starfy Monogatari'') was a turn-based role playing game staring Starfy made using [[wikipedia:RPG Maker 2003|RPG Maker 2003]]. It was made by So when they were only a student, and currently it can only be experienced as a video on their YouTube channel. The game primarily uses default RPG Maker sprites with only a few custom sprites, which So claims was out of convenience. As consequence, most of the characters are human. The game was not strictly set in the Starfy series universe, featuring characters from other franchises such as [[Bulbapedia:Oddish (Pokémon)|Oddish]] from [[Bulbapedia:Pokémon|Pokémon]]. Due to RPG Maker 2003's inability to import music from third party sources, So had to create music using [[wikipedia:jp:ツクールシリーズ|Tsukuru Kanaderu]]. According to So, they made the game's story sad in a way they consider forced.<ref>[https://x.com/e_happy_holiday/status/956301275959738368 X/Twitter Thread by So]</ref>

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th, 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist is called the "Kid" like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid.

There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'']] stage====

[[File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|thumb|left|250px|[[Lobber's Cave]] in I wanna get the five stars!]]

The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies.

At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock.

West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) is an unfinished [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed with the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam].

On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that they were looking for someone to make the fan game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> they have now cancelled it.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser demo, and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, and required UnityWebPlayer in order to run, which that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. UnityGameUploader has since went offline, making the demo unplayable via web browser. The demo has since been independently archived. Now the desktop program Uniplayer must be used to play it. UnityWebPlayer is also still necessary, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
[[File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy's surroundings after the demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.]]

The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games. To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
[[File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy in water near the field in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block.

[[File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 (4?) ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 (5?) ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested they wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Future Plans===
[[File:Starfy 3D HP concept art.png|thumb|right|250px|Concept art for a health system in Starfy 3D.]]

For version 4 of the demo, beanjam planned on making blocks like the ones in the official Legendary Starfy games, as well as a tree. After finishing the stage, beanjam wanted to make a health system using hearts to represent hit points, which they made concept art for.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref> Below is a table of what the controls are in English.

{|
{| 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;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w Jinraku TC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the [[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]] engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by Jinraku TC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on Jinraku TC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 Jinraku TC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack for Moe's Adventure consists of ''The Legendary Starfy'' soundtrack remixes that Jinraku TC had also been uploaded to their accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

==Starfy Framework==
[[File:StarfyFramework.png|thumb|left|250px|The itch.io thumbnail of Starfy Framwork.]]

'''Starfy Framework''' is a [[wikipedia:Source-available software|source-available]] framework for making [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan games in [[wikipedia:Godot (game engine)|Godot]] created by [https://the8bitleaf.itch.io The8BitLeaf] and released in June of 2024. It was initially made to study the mechanics of marine platforming games in order to aid in the development of his own game. This processes was documented in a YouTube video, in which The8BitLeaf also expressed little interest in releasing it publicly. However, after a receiving a request to turn this experiment into a framework, The8BitLeaf uploaded it to his [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]] page.

As a game Starfy Framework is currently playable in-browser on its itch.io page. It only has one continuous level with no end point beyond walking off screen. This level is structured in a way that allows the player to explore all of Starfy's available moves. Starfy has access to moves [[Swim]], [[Turbo Swim]], [[Surf Jump]], [[Walk]], [[Dash]], [[Jump]], [[Star Spin]], [[Mighty Star Spin]], and [[Glide]]. Starfy Framework uses level sprites from the version of [[Lobber's Cave]] from [[Densetsu no Starfy 3|''Densetsu no Starfy 3'']] and player sprites from [[The Legendary Starfy|''The Legendary Starfy'']].

==The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic==
[[File:PollutionPanic.webp|thumb|right|250px|The Game Jolt thumbnail of The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic.]]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic''' is an in-development [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed by [https://gamejolt.com/@SuperrONNY8 SuperrONNY8] made in [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)| Unity]]. It revolves around a mysterious pollution suddenly plaguing the land. Starfy's friends, both new and old, are helping him to figure out who's behind it. It is a [[wikipedia:Metroidvania|Metroidvania]] with a focus of switching characters depending on if you are in the sky, on the land, or in the sea. It currently has a page on [[wikipedia:Game Jolt|Game Jolt]] were progress updates and teasers are posted. SuperrONNY8 also makes YouTube videos showing off pre-alpha game play. The project is currently open for new members, so if you'd like to help in it's creation, contact SuperONNY8 on [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] or [[wikipedia:Bluesky|Bluesky]].

==Mushroom Kingdom Fusion==
[[File:MKF.png|thumb|left|250px|The title screen of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion''' is a [[mariowiki:Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]] fan game that is currently hosted on [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]]. It is a Crossover with elements, characters, and settings from a multitude of other video games. The game consists of mechanics primarily from the [[wikipedia:Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] and [[Game Boy Advance]] renditions of [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 2|Super Mario Bros. 2]], [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]], and [[mariowiki:Super Mario World|Super Mario World]]. Enemy characters include standard ''Super Mario'' enemies, demonic beings, alien creatures, and human soldiers. The game features items from the ''Super Mario'' series and weaponry originally used by the Covenant races in ''[[wikipedia:Halo (franchise)|Halo]]'', in addition to suit items that bestow upon the main playable characters the guise and abilities of certain characters from the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man|Mega Man]]'' series. Characters featured in MKF include [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[mariowiki:Wario|Wario]] and [[mariowiki:Waluigi|Waluigi]] plus a roster of characters from other video game franchises (such as ''[[wikipedia:Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'', ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Ghosts 'n Goblins|Ghosts 'n Goblins]]'', and ''Mega Man''). The game design is influenced by franchises such as ''Sonic the Hedgehog'', ''[[wikipedia:Doom (franchise)|Doom]]'', and ''Mega Man'' and various [[Nintendo]] titles.<ref>[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/MushroomKingdomFusion Mushroom Kingdom Fusion (Video Game) - TV Tropes]</ref>

[[File:MKFStarfy.png|thumb|right|250px|Kirby with the Starfy ability in Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]
On the 20th of December 2024 version 0.9 of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion was released. This version, among other features, added [[wikirby:Kirby|Kirby]] to the roster of playable characters. He for the most part plays as he does in the [[wikirby:Kirby (series)|''Kirby'' series]], [[wikirby:copy ability|copy abilities]] and all. However, upon obtaining a [[mariowiki:Hammer Suit|Hammer Suit]] Kirby will miraculously transform into Starfy. In this form Kirby can [[Turbo Swim]] and [[Star Spin]].

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==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Starfy Breakout Clone.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNy8PEaPSvM So's YouTube video showcasing Starfy Story]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki]
*[https://archive.org/details/i-wanna-get-the-five-stars Archive of the game]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

'''Starfy Framework'''
*[https://the8bitleaf.itch.io/starfy-framework Link to the fan game framework]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YZpG4ZG5ww The8BitLeaf's YouTube video]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic'''
*[https://gamejolt.com/games/unofficial-starfy-6/921975 Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLEuPOsaMF8LJBGgRlg9OdeGvkuA49UCB Pre-alpha game play Youtube videos]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion'''
*[https://fusion-fangaming.itch.io/mushroom-kingdom-fusion Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SoZsDImaf0 The Version 0.9 Trailer]

==References==
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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

2025-04-06T03:42:39Z

Jubei:

{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Side Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko Sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], and hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

'''Original Characters''' was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Starfy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Starfy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Starfy Breakout Clone''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Starfy no Burokku Kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorns would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

'''Starfy Story''' (Japanese: スタフィー物語, ''Starfy Monogatari'') was a turn-based role playing game staring Starfy made using [[wikipedia:RPG Maker 2003|RPG Maker 2003]]. It was made by So when they were only a student, and currently it can only be experienced as a video on their YouTube channel. The game primarily uses default RPG Maker sprites with only a few custom sprites, which So claims was out of convenience. As consequence, most of the characters are human. The game was not strictly set in the Starfy series universe, featuring characters from other franchises such as [[Bulbapedia:Oddish (Pokémon)|Oddish]] from [[Bulbapedia:Pokémon|Pokémon]]. Due to RPG Maker 2003's inability to import music from any other source, So had to create music using [[wikipedia:jp:ツクールシリーズ|Tsukuru Kanaderu]]. According to So, they made the game's story sad in a way they consider forced.<ref>[https://x.com/e_happy_holiday/status/956301275959738368 X/Twitter Thread by So]</ref>

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th, 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist is called the "Kid" like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid.

There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'']] stage====

[[File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|thumb|left|250px|[[Lobber's Cave]] in I wanna get the five stars!]]

The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies.

At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock.

West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) is an unfinished [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed with the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam].

On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that they were looking for someone to make the fan game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> they have now cancelled it.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser demo, and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, and required UnityWebPlayer in order to run, which that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. UnityGameUploader has since went offline, making the demo unplayable via web browser. The demo has since been independently archived. Now the desktop program Uniplayer must be used to play it. UnityWebPlayer is also still necessary, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
[[File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy's surroundings after the demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.]]

The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games. To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
[[File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy in water near the field in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block.

[[File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 (4?) ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 (5?) ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested they wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Future Plans===
[[File:Starfy 3D HP concept art.png|thumb|right|250px|Concept art for a health system in Starfy 3D.]]

For version 4 of the demo, beanjam planned on making blocks like the ones in the official Legendary Starfy games, as well as a tree. After finishing the stage, beanjam wanted to make a health system using hearts to represent hit points, which they made concept art for.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref> Below is a table of what the controls are in English.

{|
{| 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;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w Jinraku TC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the [[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]] engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by Jinraku TC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on Jinraku TC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 Jinraku TC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack for Moe's Adventure consists of ''The Legendary Starfy'' soundtrack remixes that Jinraku TC had also been uploaded to their accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

==Starfy Framework==
[[File:StarfyFramework.png|thumb|left|250px|The itch.io thumbnail of Starfy Framwork.]]

'''Starfy Framework''' is a [[wikipedia:Source-available software|source-available]] framework for making [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan games in [[wikipedia:Godot (game engine)|Godot]] created by [https://the8bitleaf.itch.io The8BitLeaf] and released in June of 2024. It was initially made to study the mechanics of marine platforming games in order to aid in the development of his own game. This processes was documented in a YouTube video, in which The8BitLeaf also expressed little interest in releasing it publicly. However, after a receiving a request to turn this experiment into a framework, The8BitLeaf uploaded it to his [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]] page.

As a game Starfy Framework is currently playable in-browser on its itch.io page. It only has one continuous level with no end point beyond walking off screen. This level is structured in a way that allows the player to explore all of Starfy's available moves. Starfy has access to moves [[Swim]], [[Turbo Swim]], [[Surf Jump]], [[Walk]], [[Dash]], [[Jump]], [[Star Spin]], [[Mighty Star Spin]], and [[Glide]]. Starfy Framework uses level sprites from the version of [[Lobber's Cave]] from [[Densetsu no Starfy 3|''Densetsu no Starfy 3'']] and player sprites from [[The Legendary Starfy|''The Legendary Starfy'']].

==The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic==
[[File:PollutionPanic.webp|thumb|right|250px|The Game Jolt thumbnail of The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic.]]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic''' is an in-development [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed by [https://gamejolt.com/@SuperrONNY8 SuperrONNY8] made in [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)| Unity]]. It revolves around a mysterious pollution suddenly plaguing the land. Starfy's friends, both new and old, are helping him to figure out who's behind it. It is a [[wikipedia:Metroidvania|Metroidvania]] with a focus of switching characters depending on if you are in the sky, on the land, or in the sea. It currently has a page on [[wikipedia:Game Jolt|Game Jolt]] were progress updates and teasers are posted. SuperrONNY8 also makes YouTube videos showing off pre-alpha game play. The project is currently open for new members, so if you'd like to help in it's creation, contact SuperONNY8 on [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] or [[wikipedia:Bluesky|Bluesky]].

==Mushroom Kingdom Fusion==
[[File:MKF.png|thumb|left|250px|The title screen of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion''' is a [[mariowiki:Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]] fan game that is currently hosted on [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]]. It is a Crossover with elements, characters, and settings from a multitude of other video games. The game consists of mechanics primarily from the [[wikipedia:Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] and [[Game Boy Advance]] renditions of [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 2|Super Mario Bros. 2]], [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]], and [[mariowiki:Super Mario World|Super Mario World]]. Enemy characters include standard ''Super Mario'' enemies, demonic beings, alien creatures, and human soldiers. The game features items from the ''Super Mario'' series and weaponry originally used by the Covenant races in ''[[wikipedia:Halo (franchise)|Halo]]'', in addition to suit items that bestow upon the main playable characters the guise and abilities of certain characters from the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man|Mega Man]]'' series. Characters featured in MKF include [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[mariowiki:Wario|Wario]] and [[mariowiki:Waluigi|Waluigi]] plus a roster of characters from other video game franchises (such as ''[[wikipedia:Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'', ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Ghosts 'n Goblins|Ghosts 'n Goblins]]'', and ''Mega Man''). The game design is influenced by franchises such as ''Sonic the Hedgehog'', ''[[wikipedia:Doom (franchise)|Doom]]'', and ''Mega Man'' and various [[Nintendo]] titles.<ref>[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/MushroomKingdomFusion Mushroom Kingdom Fusion (Video Game) - TV Tropes]</ref>

[[File:MKFStarfy.png|thumb|right|250px|Kirby with the Starfy ability in Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]
On the 20th of December 2024 version 0.9 of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion was released. This version, among other features, added [[wikirby:Kirby|Kirby]] to the roster of playable characters. He for the most part plays as he does in the [[wikirby:Kirby (series)|''Kirby'' series]], [[wikirby:copy ability|copy abilities]] and all. However, upon obtaining a [[mariowiki:Hammer Suit|Hammer Suit]] Kirby will miraculously transform into Starfy. In this form Kirby can [[Turbo Swim]] and [[Star Spin]].

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==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Starfy Breakout Clone.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNy8PEaPSvM So's YouTube video showcasing Starfy Story]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki]
*[https://archive.org/details/i-wanna-get-the-five-stars Archive of the game]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

'''Starfy Framework'''
*[https://the8bitleaf.itch.io/starfy-framework Link to the fan game framework]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YZpG4ZG5ww The8BitLeaf's YouTube video]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic'''
*[https://gamejolt.com/games/unofficial-starfy-6/921975 Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLEuPOsaMF8LJBGgRlg9OdeGvkuA49UCB Pre-alpha game play Youtube videos]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion'''
*[https://fusion-fangaming.itch.io/mushroom-kingdom-fusion Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SoZsDImaf0 The Version 0.9 Trailer]

==References==
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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

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Jubei:

{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Side Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko Sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], and hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

'''Original Characters''' was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Starfy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Starfy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Starfy Breakout Clone''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Starfy no Burokku Kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorns would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

'''Starfy Story''' (Japanese: スタフィー物語, ''Starfy Monogatari'') was a turn-based role playing game staring Starfy made using [[wikipedia:RPG Maker 2003|RPG Maker 2003]]. It was made by So when they were only a student, and currently it can only be experienced as a video on their YouTube channel. The game primarily uses default RPG Maker sprites with only a few custom sprites, which So claims was out of convenience. As consequence, most of the characters are human. The game was not strictly set in the Starfy series universe, featuring characters from other franchises such as [[Bulbapedia:Oddish (Pokémon)|Oddish]] from [[Bulbapedia:Pokémon|Pokémon]]. Due to RPG Maker 2003's inability to import music from any other source, So had to create music using [[wikipedia:jp:ツクールシリーズ|Tsukuru Kanaderu]]. According to So, they made the game's story sad in a way they consider forced.<ref>[https://x.com/e_happy_holiday/status/956301275959738368 So's X/Twitter]</ref>

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th, 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist is called the "Kid" like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid.

There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'']] stage====

[[File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|thumb|left|250px|[[Lobber's Cave]] in I wanna get the five stars!]]

The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies.

At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock.

West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) is an unfinished [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed with the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam].

On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that they were looking for someone to make the fan game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> they have now cancelled it.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser demo, and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, and required UnityWebPlayer in order to run, which that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. UnityGameUploader has since went offline, making the demo unplayable via web browser. The demo has since been independently archived. Now the desktop program Uniplayer must be used to play it. UnityWebPlayer is also still necessary, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
[[File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy's surroundings after the demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.]]

The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games. To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
[[File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy in water near the field in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block.

[[File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 (4?) ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 (5?) ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested they wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Future Plans===
[[File:Starfy 3D HP concept art.png|thumb|right|250px|Concept art for a health system in Starfy 3D.]]

For version 4 of the demo, beanjam planned on making blocks like the ones in the official Legendary Starfy games, as well as a tree. After finishing the stage, beanjam wanted to make a health system using hearts to represent hit points, which they made concept art for.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref> Below is a table of what the controls are in English.

{|
{| 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;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w Jinraku TC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the [[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]] engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by Jinraku TC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on Jinraku TC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 Jinraku TC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack for Moe's Adventure consists of ''The Legendary Starfy'' soundtrack remixes that Jinraku TC had also been uploaded to their accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

==Starfy Framework==
[[File:StarfyFramework.png|thumb|left|250px|The itch.io thumbnail of Starfy Framwork.]]

'''Starfy Framework''' is a [[wikipedia:Source-available software|source-available]] framework for making [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan games in [[wikipedia:Godot (game engine)|Godot]] created by [https://the8bitleaf.itch.io The8BitLeaf] and released in June of 2024. It was initially made to study the mechanics of marine platforming games in order to aid in the development of his own game. This processes was documented in a YouTube video, in which The8BitLeaf also expressed little interest in releasing it publicly. However, after a receiving a request to turn this experiment into a framework, The8BitLeaf uploaded it to his [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]] page.

As a game Starfy Framework is currently playable in-browser on its itch.io page. It only has one continuous level with no end point beyond walking off screen. This level is structured in a way that allows the player to explore all of Starfy's available moves. Starfy has access to moves [[Swim]], [[Turbo Swim]], [[Surf Jump]], [[Walk]], [[Dash]], [[Jump]], [[Star Spin]], [[Mighty Star Spin]], and [[Glide]]. Starfy Framework uses level sprites from the version of [[Lobber's Cave]] from [[Densetsu no Starfy 3|''Densetsu no Starfy 3'']] and player sprites from [[The Legendary Starfy|''The Legendary Starfy'']].

==The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic==
[[File:PollutionPanic.webp|thumb|right|250px|The Game Jolt thumbnail of The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic.]]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic''' is an in-development [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed by [https://gamejolt.com/@SuperrONNY8 SuperrONNY8] made in [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)| Unity]]. It revolves around a mysterious pollution suddenly plaguing the land. Starfy's friends, both new and old, are helping him to figure out who's behind it. It is a [[wikipedia:Metroidvania|Metroidvania]] with a focus of switching characters depending on if you are in the sky, on the land, or in the sea. It currently has a page on [[wikipedia:Game Jolt|Game Jolt]] were progress updates and teasers are posted. SuperrONNY8 also makes YouTube videos showing off pre-alpha game play. The project is currently open for new members, so if you'd like to help in it's creation, contact SuperONNY8 on [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] or [[wikipedia:Bluesky|Bluesky]].

==Mushroom Kingdom Fusion==
[[File:MKF.png|thumb|left|250px|The title screen of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion''' is a [[mariowiki:Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]] fan game that is currently hosted on [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]]. It is a Crossover with elements, characters, and settings from a multitude of other video games. The game consists of mechanics primarily from the [[wikipedia:Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] and [[Game Boy Advance]] renditions of [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 2|Super Mario Bros. 2]], [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]], and [[mariowiki:Super Mario World|Super Mario World]]. Enemy characters include standard ''Super Mario'' enemies, demonic beings, alien creatures, and human soldiers. The game features items from the ''Super Mario'' series and weaponry originally used by the Covenant races in ''[[wikipedia:Halo (franchise)|Halo]]'', in addition to suit items that bestow upon the main playable characters the guise and abilities of certain characters from the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man|Mega Man]]'' series. Characters featured in MKF include [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[mariowiki:Wario|Wario]] and [[mariowiki:Waluigi|Waluigi]] plus a roster of characters from other video game franchises (such as ''[[wikipedia:Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'', ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Ghosts 'n Goblins|Ghosts 'n Goblins]]'', and ''Mega Man''). The game design is influenced by franchises such as ''Sonic the Hedgehog'', ''[[wikipedia:Doom (franchise)|Doom]]'', and ''Mega Man'' and various [[Nintendo]] titles.<ref>[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/MushroomKingdomFusion Mushroom Kingdom Fusion (Video Game) - TV Tropes]</ref>

[[File:MKFStarfy.png|thumb|right|250px|Kirby with the Starfy ability in Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]
On the 20th of December 2024 version 0.9 of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion was released. This version, among other features, added [[wikirby:Kirby|Kirby]] to the roster of playable characters. He for the most part plays as he does in the [[wikirby:Kirby (series)|''Kirby'' series]], [[wikirby:copy ability|copy abilities]] and all. However, upon obtaining a [[mariowiki:Hammer Suit|Hammer Suit]] Kirby will miraculously transform into Starfy. In this form Kirby can [[Turbo Swim]] and [[Star Spin]].

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==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Starfy Breakout Clone.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNy8PEaPSvM So's YouTube video showcasing Starfy Story]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki]
*[https://archive.org/details/i-wanna-get-the-five-stars Archive of the game]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

'''Starfy Framework'''
*[https://the8bitleaf.itch.io/starfy-framework Link to the fan game framework]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YZpG4ZG5ww The8BitLeaf's YouTube video]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic'''
*[https://gamejolt.com/games/unofficial-starfy-6/921975 Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLEuPOsaMF8LJBGgRlg9OdeGvkuA49UCB Pre-alpha game play Youtube videos]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion'''
*[https://fusion-fangaming.itch.io/mushroom-kingdom-fusion Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SoZsDImaf0 The Version 0.9 Trailer]

==References==
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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

2025-04-06T03:37:02Z

Jubei:

{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Side Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko Sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], and hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

'''Original Characters''' was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Starfy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Starfy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Starfy Breakout Clone''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Starfy no Burokku Kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorns would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

'''Starfy Story''' (Japanese: スタフィー物語, ''Starfy Monogatari'') was a turn-based role playing game staring Starfy made using [[wikipedia:RPG Maker 2003|RPG Maker 2003]]. It was made by So when they were only a student, and currently it can only be experienced as a video on their YouTube channel. The game primarily uses default RPG Maker sprites with only a few custom sprites, which So claims was out of convenience. As consequence, most of the characters are human. The game was not strictly set in the Starfy series universe, featuring characters from other franchises such as [[Bulbapedia:Oddish (Pokémon)|Oddish]] from [[Bulbapedia:Pokémon|Pokémon]]. Due to RPG Maker 2003's inability to import music from any other source, So had to create music using [[wikipedia:jp:ツクールシリーズ|Tsukuru Kanaderu]]. According to So, they made the game's story sad in a way they consider forced.<ref>[https://x.com/e_happy_holiday/status/956301275959738368]</ref>

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th, 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist is called the "Kid" like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid.

There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'']] stage====

[[File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|thumb|left|250px|[[Lobber's Cave]] in I wanna get the five stars!]]

The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies.

At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock.

West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) is an unfinished [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed with the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam].

On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that they were looking for someone to make the fan game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> they have now cancelled it.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser demo, and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, and required UnityWebPlayer in order to run, which that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. UnityGameUploader has since went offline, making the demo unplayable via web browser. The demo has since been independently archived. Now the desktop program Uniplayer must be used to play it. UnityWebPlayer is also still necessary, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
[[File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy's surroundings after the demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.]]

The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games. To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
[[File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy in water near the field in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block.

[[File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 (4?) ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 (5?) ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested they wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Future Plans===
[[File:Starfy 3D HP concept art.png|thumb|right|250px|Concept art for a health system in Starfy 3D.]]

For version 4 of the demo, beanjam planned on making blocks like the ones in the official Legendary Starfy games, as well as a tree. After finishing the stage, beanjam wanted to make a health system using hearts to represent hit points, which they made concept art for.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref> Below is a table of what the controls are in English.

{|
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|-
|
{| border=1 width="100%" align=left class="sortable" style="background: aqua; border:1px solid #000000; border-collapse:collapse;"
|-style="background: #082567;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w Jinraku TC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the [[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]] engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by Jinraku TC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on Jinraku TC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 Jinraku TC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack for Moe's Adventure consists of ''The Legendary Starfy'' soundtrack remixes that Jinraku TC had also been uploaded to their accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

==Starfy Framework==
[[File:StarfyFramework.png|thumb|left|250px|The itch.io thumbnail of Starfy Framwork.]]

'''Starfy Framework''' is a [[wikipedia:Source-available software|source-available]] framework for making [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan games in [[wikipedia:Godot (game engine)|Godot]] created by [https://the8bitleaf.itch.io The8BitLeaf] and released in June of 2024. It was initially made to study the mechanics of marine platforming games in order to aid in the development of his own game. This processes was documented in a YouTube video, in which The8BitLeaf also expressed little interest in releasing it publicly. However, after a receiving a request to turn this experiment into a framework, The8BitLeaf uploaded it to his [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]] page.

As a game Starfy Framework is currently playable in-browser on its itch.io page. It only has one continuous level with no end point beyond walking off screen. This level is structured in a way that allows the player to explore all of Starfy's available moves. Starfy has access to moves [[Swim]], [[Turbo Swim]], [[Surf Jump]], [[Walk]], [[Dash]], [[Jump]], [[Star Spin]], [[Mighty Star Spin]], and [[Glide]]. Starfy Framework uses level sprites from the version of [[Lobber's Cave]] from [[Densetsu no Starfy 3|''Densetsu no Starfy 3'']] and player sprites from [[The Legendary Starfy|''The Legendary Starfy'']].

==The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic==
[[File:PollutionPanic.webp|thumb|right|250px|The Game Jolt thumbnail of The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic.]]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic''' is an in-development [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed by [https://gamejolt.com/@SuperrONNY8 SuperrONNY8] made in [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)| Unity]]. It revolves around a mysterious pollution suddenly plaguing the land. Starfy's friends, both new and old, are helping him to figure out who's behind it. It is a [[wikipedia:Metroidvania|Metroidvania]] with a focus of switching characters depending on if you are in the sky, on the land, or in the sea. It currently has a page on [[wikipedia:Game Jolt|Game Jolt]] were progress updates and teasers are posted. SuperrONNY8 also makes YouTube videos showing off pre-alpha game play. The project is currently open for new members, so if you'd like to help in it's creation, contact SuperONNY8 on [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] or [[wikipedia:Bluesky|Bluesky]].

==Mushroom Kingdom Fusion==
[[File:MKF.png|thumb|left|250px|The title screen of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion''' is a [[mariowiki:Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]] fan game that is currently hosted on [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]]. It is a Crossover with elements, characters, and settings from a multitude of other video games. The game consists of mechanics primarily from the [[wikipedia:Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] and [[Game Boy Advance]] renditions of [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 2|Super Mario Bros. 2]], [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]], and [[mariowiki:Super Mario World|Super Mario World]]. Enemy characters include standard ''Super Mario'' enemies, demonic beings, alien creatures, and human soldiers. The game features items from the ''Super Mario'' series and weaponry originally used by the Covenant races in ''[[wikipedia:Halo (franchise)|Halo]]'', in addition to suit items that bestow upon the main playable characters the guise and abilities of certain characters from the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man|Mega Man]]'' series. Characters featured in MKF include [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[mariowiki:Wario|Wario]] and [[mariowiki:Waluigi|Waluigi]] plus a roster of characters from other video game franchises (such as ''[[wikipedia:Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'', ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Ghosts 'n Goblins|Ghosts 'n Goblins]]'', and ''Mega Man''). The game design is influenced by franchises such as ''Sonic the Hedgehog'', ''[[wikipedia:Doom (franchise)|Doom]]'', and ''Mega Man'' and various [[Nintendo]] titles.<ref>[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/MushroomKingdomFusion Mushroom Kingdom Fusion (Video Game) - TV Tropes]</ref>

[[File:MKFStarfy.png|thumb|right|250px|Kirby with the Starfy ability in Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]
On the 20th of December 2024 version 0.9 of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion was released. This version, among other features, added [[wikirby:Kirby|Kirby]] to the roster of playable characters. He for the most part plays as he does in the [[wikirby:Kirby (series)|''Kirby'' series]], [[wikirby:copy ability|copy abilities]] and all. However, upon obtaining a [[mariowiki:Hammer Suit|Hammer Suit]] Kirby will miraculously transform into Starfy. In this form Kirby can [[Turbo Swim]] and [[Star Spin]].

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==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Starfy Breakout Clone.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNy8PEaPSvM So's YouTube video showcasing Starfy Story]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki]
*[https://archive.org/details/i-wanna-get-the-five-stars Archive of the game]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

'''Starfy Framework'''
*[https://the8bitleaf.itch.io/starfy-framework Link to the fan game framework]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YZpG4ZG5ww The8BitLeaf's YouTube video]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic'''
*[https://gamejolt.com/games/unofficial-starfy-6/921975 Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLEuPOsaMF8LJBGgRlg9OdeGvkuA49UCB Pre-alpha game play Youtube videos]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion'''
*[https://fusion-fangaming.itch.io/mushroom-kingdom-fusion Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SoZsDImaf0 The Version 0.9 Trailer]

==References==
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List of The Legendary Starfy series fansites

2025-03-25T21:32:30Z

Jubei:

This page is a list of [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fansites by language.

==English==

===Pufftop (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/dcM3kxFbZE Pufftop], named after the [[Pufftop]] kingdom Starfy's family rules over, is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It is the official [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] server for the inactive [https://www.reddit.com/r/thelegendarystarfy The Legendary Starfy subreddit], though it has come to gain an identity of its own. It is currently owned by [https://x.com/KoopsReturns Koops]. His position gives him the “Papa Star” role, named after [[Papa Star|Starfy’s father]]. Eleanor was originally the server owner, but she latter passed her ownership onto Koops. Eleanor currently holds the “Retired Old man Lobber” role, a reference to both the [[Old Man Lobber|character]] and her retirement status. The admins of the server are given the "Pufftop Veteran" role while moderators are given the “Pufftop Guards” role. This is a reference the characters known as [[Pufftop Guard|Pufftop Guards]]. Server bots are named after various bosses from the Starfy series and are given the “Boss” role. Sever ranks are named after the [[Lobber's Logbook]] ranks. Members who contribute to the fan community though translations, speedruns, or various creative mediums are given special roles. Some members have been given roles named after various characters from the series upon request.

Pufftop features channels for both Starfy series related and off topic discussion. Activity on the server is consistent and it continues to gain new members. Due to this, it can be argued that Pufftop is the most popular dedicated Starfy series fan space on the internet.

===Starfy Translation Team (Discord)===

Originally made by {{user|Torchickens}} as a space for work on the [[Fan translations of The Legendary Starfy series|fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy]], the [https://discord.gg/tKMhja2rgK Starfy Translation Team] Discord server has since expanded into a general hub for all Starfy series related translation efforts. Torchickens herself has stepped down from her role as project organizer for the the Densetsu no Starfy fan translation, though she maintains ownership of the server.

===The Legendary Starfy Forum (ProBoards)===

[https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net The Legendary Starfy Forum] is a forum about the Starfy series. It was established by [https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net/user/1 Graphite] in 2015 using the [[wikipedia:ProBoards|ProBoards]] hosting service. The forum contains different board categories consisting of a “General” category for forum information and updates, a “Starfy” category for discussing the Starfy series, and an “Off topic” category for fan works and miscellaneous discussion. Prior to the opening of this forum, a different forum about the Starfy series was established by MBArceus in 2010. The forum used the now defunct ZetaBoards hosting service.

Discussion about the Starfy series is also available on a dedicated [https://www.niwanetwork.org/forums/index.php?board=44.0 Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance board] of the NIWA Community Forums. However, after a few posts it ceased to receive much activity.

===Project Pufftop (X/Twitter)===

[https://x.com/ProjectPufftop2 Project Pufftop] is an [[wikipedia:Twitter|X/Twitter]] account made to campaign for an official the revival the Starfy series. In practice the account mainly retweets Starfy series related tweets by other users. It is run by Koops and [https://leavesss.carrd.co falllingleavess].

===The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki (Neocities)===

Pufftop admin and Starfy series fan artist [https://comicfury.com/profile.php?username=TiramisuGrenouille TiramisuGrenouille] is the creator of [https://thestarofsandocean.neocities.org The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki]. It is a website dedicated to TiramisuGrenouille’s Starfy fan comic of the same name. The web comic takes place in an alternate universe where characters from the Starfy series are humans in the wild west. There is also a [https://discord.gg/CUpAMuc9Hq Discord server] for fans of the project.

===Starfy Fan Club (Weebly)===

[https://starfyfanclub.weebly.com/index.html Starfy Fan Club] is a website dedicated to the Starfy series hosted on [[wikipedia:Weebly|Weebly]]. The earliest archived version of the site is from 2012. The site is rather bear bones, but it includes eight pages. “Home” is the home page of the website. "Starfy Gossip" is a shoutbox where people can discuss the Starfy series. "Starfy Facts" is a list of a couple facts about the Starfy series. "TLS Characters" is a set of brief descriptions for some of the characters present in The Legendary Starfy. "TLS Cheats" is a list of five unlockable features in The Legendary Starfy. "Fan Club" is where people can add themselves to the titular fan club. "Starfy Tunez" is a page featuring a few YouTube rips of [[The Legendary Starfy| The Legendary Starfy's]] original sound track. "Starfy Vs. Kirby" asks the viewer to participate in a defunct Crowdsignal poll.

===Starfy's Journal (SmackJeeves)===

[https://web.archive.org/web/20160914191351/http://www.smackjeeves.com/comicprofile.php?id=63938 Starfy's Journal] was a Starfy fan comic created by [https://web.archive.org/web/20150323055435/http://www.smackjeeves.com/profile.php?id=64594 ExileNK] and hosted on SmackJeeves. The fan comic prorated itself the be "the first known Starfy comic" in the west, which is likely true. After June 4th, 2010 the fan comic went on an indeterminate hiatus. On December 31st, 2020 SmackJeeves was taken offline, bringing down Starfy's Journal with it. The fan comic has been [https://archive.org/details/smackjeeves-63938 archived].

===Salt Water Stafi===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20080207015108/http://www.saltwaterstafi.com Salt Water Stafi], also known as Saltwater Stafi or SALT WATER STAFI was an English fansite of the Starfy series run by [https://www.nintendolife.com/users/Corbs Corbie Dillard], a writer for Nintendo Life; a video game blog and review website, where he is known under the username Corbs. On August 27, 2007 the website moved to its own domain name.

The website included links to the official websites for Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 and mirrored the Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 FAQs on GameFAQs, with permission from the original authors. The website also included links to Corbie Dillard's personal Starfy collection, a page summarizing the history of The Legendary Starfy series called "History of Stafi 101" and a link to an annotated version of the Densetsu no Starfy 2 Stage Select map. For example, the stage names are incorrect and that “Kyorosuke's Shop” should be “Kyorosuke's House,” while 'HadeHirai's Photo Shop' should be “Lovely's Shop.”

In the comments of Corbie's Nintendo Life article, Starfy Finally Coming to North America!, Corbie posted on April 21st, 2009 that "Salt Water Stafi isn't gone yet" and is "just being reworked."

===Starfy Wiki===
{{main|Starfy Wiki:About}}
[[Main Page|Starfy Wiki]], known in full as '''The Legendary Starfy Wiki''' is a Wiki with various information about ''The Legendary Starfy'' series. The Wiki was founded on Wikia by {{user|BattleFranky202}} on May 30, 2009.

There are currently two Starfy Wikis - one hosted on [[Main Page|starfywiki.org]] (currently hosted by {{user|Michael}}, alias "Tappy", the webmaster of [http://www.hyrule.net Hyrule.net]) and an outdated one hosted on [http://starfy.wikia.com starfy.wikia.com]. This is due to the Wiki being forked by {{user|Michael}} on to the new domain name in early January 2011. All of the pages were imported, while images were re-uploaded separately.

The choice for Starfy Wiki to have its own domain name originated from the local staff's desires for the Wiki to become independent and possibly become part of the [[nwiki:Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance|Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance]] (NIWA) — an alliance promoting Wikis about [[Nintendo]] to stay independent and remain outside of the control of external companies. Starfy Wiki became a member of the NIWA on April 28, 2011. It is also affiliated with [[Starfy_Wiki:Affiliates|a number of other websites]].

==Japanese==

===Colorful Planet===

[http://www.colorfulplanet.net Colorful Planet] is the the personal multipurpose website of [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/59540773 mustard_pudding] (Japanese: 洋芥子ぷりん) where they post their fan works based on Nintendo properties. The Splatoon series is currently their primary focus, but some works based on the Stary series and other properties are still hosted there. However, most fan works that were not based on Splatoon have been removed.

A former companion site to Colorful Planet under the name [http://web.archive.org/web/20210304084321/http://stafykirby.blog17.fc2.com Sauce is Soy Sauce] (Japanese: ソースはしょう油で) was also created by mustard_pudding. It was hosted on [[wikipedia:FC2 (portal)|FC2]]. The site originally severed as a personal blog, but it is now defunct. That role has now been taken on by Colorful Planet itself among its other roles.

===At This Late Hour (FC2)===
[http://imasara217.blog33.fc2.com At This Late Hour] (Japanese: 今更, Imasara) is an abandoned Japanese blog previously run by [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/330783 Little Y] (Japanese: りとるY) hosted on FC2. It was there Little Y would post their fan art based on Nintendo properties, mostly the Starfy series. The blog began on August 14, 2008 and was last updated on January 1, 2018.

The blog has since been replaced by Little Y’s personal [https://twitter.com/little_y17 X/Twitter account]. While they still share their fan art of Nintendo properties, including the Starfy series, most of their tweets revolve around their experiences playing video games for the Nintendo Switch.

===Starfy Alliance (FC2)===
[http://sutahimitu.fc2web.com/sutadou/sutafi-doumei.html Starfy Alliance] (Japanese: スタフィー同盟) is a website hosted on FC2 that hosts web banners for those who want to be a part of the titular Starfy Alliance. This alliance is informal, as all it takes to become a member is either using one of the site’s banners on your own website or simply proclaiming your love of the Starfy series if you do not have a website.

===Original Characters (FC2)===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20200106191101/https://originalcharacters.net Original Characters] is a now defunct website established by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile So] (Japanese: そー) that was hosted on FC2. It was made as a platform for people to share their own original characters. Early in the site’s history large sections of it were dedicated to fan works based on other properties, including the [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Starfy series]. These sections were later removed from the site former, but they were still viable via an on site archive section. The Starfy series section was robust, featuring fan art, fan fiction, and [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm fan games]. Around 2020 the whole site, including it’s archives, was taken down.

So also runs a personal profile site with miscellaneous information about them. They used to list and link to many of their video games and websites, but all mention of those as also deleted around 2020. However, their artwork is still available via self hosted archives on the site.

===Legendary Adventure (FC2)===

[http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com Legendary Adventure] (Japanese: 伝説のアドベンチャー) was a website hosted on FC2. The website offered tips, cheats and glitches for ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Tomato Adventure|Tomato Adventure]]'', ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and other games, such as those in the ''[http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/company/10626.html Quiz Magic Academy]'' series. The website also had a blog and bulletin board. The website currently appears to be offline but cached versions of [https://web.archive.org/web/20131211220010/http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com/ the main page] and [http://archive.today/NQlac its Imadame glitch documentation] exist.

==See also==
*[[List of official The Legendary Starfy series websites]]

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List of The Legendary Starfy series fansites

2025-03-24T01:50:46Z

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This page is a list of [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fansites by language.

==English==

===Pufftop (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/dcM3kxFbZE Pufftop], named after the [[Pufftop]] kingdom Starfy's family rules over, is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It is the official [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] server for the inactive [https://www.reddit.com/r/thelegendarystarfy The Legendary Starfy subreddit], though it has come to gain an identity of its own. It is currently owned by [https://x.com/KoopsReturns Koops]. His position gives him the “Papa Star” role, named after [[Papa Star|Starfy’s father]]. Eleanor was originally the server owner, but she latter passed her ownership onto Koops. Eleanor currently holds the “Retired Old man Lobber” role, a reference to both the [[Old Man Lobber|character]] and her retirement status. The admins of the server are given the "Pufftop Veteran" role while moderators are given the “Pufftop Guards” role. This is a reference the characters known as [[Pufftop Guard|Pufftop Guards]]. Server bots are named after various bosses from the Starfy series and are given the “Boss” role. Sever ranks are named after the [[Lobber's Logbook]] ranks. Members who contribute to the fan community though translations, speedruns, or various creative mediums are given special roles. Some members have been given roles named after various characters from the series upon request.

Pufftop features channels for both Starfy series related and off topic discussion. Activity on the server is consistent and it continues to gain new members. Due to this, it can be argued that Pufftop is the most popular dedicated Starfy series fan space on the internet.

===Starfy Translation Team (Discord)===

Originally made by {{user|Torchickens}} as a space for work on the [[Fan translations of The Legendary Starfy series|fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy]], the [https://discord.gg/tKMhja2rgK Starfy Translation Team] Discord server has since expanded into a general hub for all Starfy series related translation efforts. Torchickens herself has stepped down from her role as project organizer for the the Densetsu no Starfy fan translation, though she maintains ownership of the server.

===The Legendary Starfy Forum (ProBoards)===

[https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net The Legendary Starfy Forum] is a forum about the Starfy series. It was established by [https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net/user/1 Graphite] in 2015 using the [[wikipedia:ProBoards|ProBoards]] hosting service. The forum contains different board categories consisting of a “General” category for forum information and updates, a “Starfy” category for discussing the Starfy series, and an “Off topic” category for fan works and miscellaneous discussion. Prior to the opening of this forum, a different forum about the Starfy series was established by MBArceus in 2010. The forum used the now defunct ZetaBoards hosting service.

Discussion about the Starfy series is also available on a dedicated [https://www.niwanetwork.org/forums/index.php?board=44.0 Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance board] of the NIWA Community Forums. However, after a few posts it ceased to receive much activity.

===Project Pufftop (X/Twitter)===

[https://x.com/ProjectPufftop2 Project Pufftop] is an [[wikipedia:Twitter|X/Twitter]] account made to campaign for an official the revival the Starfy series. In practice the account mainly retweets Starfy series related tweets by other users. It is run by Koops and [https://leavesss.carrd.co falllingleavess].

===The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki (Neocities)===

Pufftop admin and Starfy series fan artist [https://comicfury.com/profile.php?username=TiramisuGrenouille TiramisuGrenouille] is the creator of [https://thestarofsandocean.neocities.org The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki]. It is a website dedicated to TiramisuGrenouille’s Starfy fan comic of the same name. The web comic takes place in an alternate universe where characters from the Starfy series are humans in the wild west. There is also a [https://discord.gg/CUpAMuc9Hq Discord server] for fans of the project.

===Starfy Fan Club (Weebly)===

[https://starfyfanclub.weebly.com/index.html Starfy Fan Club] is a website dedicated to the Starfy series hosted on [[wikipedia:Weebly|Weebly]]. The earliest archived version of the site is from 2012. The site is rather bear bones, but it includes eight pages. “Home” is the home page of the website. "Starfy Gossip" is a shoutbox where people can discuss the Starfy series. "Starfy Facts" is a list of a couple facts about the Starfy series. "TLS Characters" is a set of brief descriptions for some of the characters present in The Legendary Starfy. "TLS Cheats" is a list of five unlockable features in The Legendary Starfy. "Fan Club" is where people can add themselves to the titular fan club. "Starfy Tunez" is a page featuring a few YouTube rips of [[The Legendary Starfy| The Legendary Starfy's]] original sound track. "Starfy Vs. Kirby" asks the viewer to participate in a defunct Crowdsignal poll.

===Starfy's Journal (SmackJeeves)===

[https://web.archive.org/web/20160914191351/http://www.smackjeeves.com/comicprofile.php?id=63938 Starfy's Journal] was a Starfy fan comic created by [https://web.archive.org/web/20150323055435/http://www.smackjeeves.com/profile.php?id=64594 ExileNK] and hosted on SmackJeeves.The fan comic prorated itself the be "the first known Starfy comic" in the west, which is likely true. After June 4th, 2010 the fan comic went on an indeterminate hiatus. On December 31st, 2020 SmackJeeves was taken offline, bringing down Starfy's Journal with it. The fan comic has been [https://archive.org/details/smackjeeves-63938 archived].

===Salt Water Stafi===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20080207015108/http://www.saltwaterstafi.com Salt Water Stafi], also known as Saltwater Stafi or SALT WATER STAFI was an English fansite of the Starfy series run by [https://www.nintendolife.com/users/Corbs Corbie Dillard], a writer for Nintendo Life; a video game blog and review website, where he is known under the username Corbs. On August 27, 2007 the website moved to its own domain name.

The website included links to the official websites for Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 and mirrored the Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 FAQs on GameFAQs, with permission from the original authors. The website also included links to Corbie Dillard's personal Starfy collection, a page summarizing the history of The Legendary Starfy series called "History of Stafi 101" and a link to an annotated version of the Densetsu no Starfy 2 Stage Select map. For example, the stage names are incorrect and that “Kyorosuke's Shop” should be “Kyorosuke's House,” while 'HadeHirai's Photo Shop' should be “Lovely's Shop.”

In the comments of Corbie's Nintendo Life article, Starfy Finally Coming to North America!, Corbie posted on April 21st, 2009 that "Salt Water Stafi isn't gone yet" and is "just being reworked."

===Starfy Wiki===
{{main|Starfy Wiki:About}}
[[Main Page|Starfy Wiki]], known in full as '''The Legendary Starfy Wiki''' is a Wiki with various information about ''The Legendary Starfy'' series. The Wiki was founded on Wikia by {{user|BattleFranky202}} on May 30, 2009.

There are currently two Starfy Wikis - one hosted on [[Main Page|starfywiki.org]] (currently hosted by {{user|Michael}}, alias "Tappy", the webmaster of [http://www.hyrule.net Hyrule.net]) and an outdated one hosted on [http://starfy.wikia.com starfy.wikia.com]. This is due to the Wiki being forked by {{user|Michael}} on to the new domain name in early January 2011. All of the pages were imported, while images were re-uploaded separately.

The choice for Starfy Wiki to have its own domain name originated from the local staff's desires for the Wiki to become independent and possibly become part of the [[nwiki:Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance|Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance]] (NIWA) — an alliance promoting Wikis about [[Nintendo]] to stay independent and remain outside of the control of external companies. Starfy Wiki became a member of the NIWA on April 28, 2011. It is also affiliated with [[Starfy_Wiki:Affiliates|a number of other websites]].

==Japanese==

===Colorful Planet===

[http://www.colorfulplanet.net Colorful Planet] is the the personal multipurpose website of [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/59540773 mustard_pudding] (Japanese: 洋芥子ぷりん) where they post their fan works based on Nintendo properties. The Splatoon series is currently their primary focus, but some works based on the Stary series and other properties are still hosted there. However, most fan works that were not based on Splatoon have been removed.

A former companion site to Colorful Planet under the name [http://web.archive.org/web/20210304084321/http://stafykirby.blog17.fc2.com Sauce is Soy Sauce] (Japanese: ソースはしょう油で) was also created by mustard_pudding. It was hosted on [[wikipedia:FC2 (portal)|FC2]]. The site originally severed as a personal blog, but it is now defunct. That role has now been taken on by Colorful Planet itself among its other roles.

===At This Late Hour (FC2)===
[http://imasara217.blog33.fc2.com At This Late Hour] (Japanese: 今更, Imasara) is an abandoned Japanese blog previously run by [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/330783 Little Y] (Japanese: りとるY) hosted on FC2. It was there Little Y would post their fan art based on Nintendo properties, mostly the Starfy series. The blog began on August 14, 2008 and was last updated on January 1, 2018.

The blog has since been replaced by Little Y’s personal [https://twitter.com/little_y17 X/Twitter account]. While they still share their fan art of Nintendo properties, including the Starfy series, most of their tweets revolve around their experiences playing video games for the Nintendo Switch.

===Starfy Alliance (FC2)===
[http://sutahimitu.fc2web.com/sutadou/sutafi-doumei.html Starfy Alliance] (Japanese: スタフィー同盟) is a website hosted on FC2 that hosts web banners for those who want to be a part of the titular Starfy Alliance. This alliance is informal, as all it takes to become a member is either using one of the site’s banners on your own website or simply proclaiming your love of the Starfy series if you do not have a website.

===Original Characters (FC2)===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20200106191101/https://originalcharacters.net Original Characters] is a now defunct website established by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile So] (Japanese: そー) that was hosted on FC2. It was made as a platform for people to share their own original characters. Early in the site’s history large sections of it were dedicated to fan works based on other properties, including the [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Starfy series]. These sections were later removed from the site former, but they were still viable via an on site archive section. The Starfy series section was robust, featuring fan art, fan fiction, and [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm fan games]. Around 2020 the whole site, including it’s archives, was taken down.

So also runs a personal profile site with miscellaneous information about them. They used to list and link to many of their video games and websites, but all mention of those as also deleted around 2020. However, their artwork is still available via self hosted archives on the site.

===Legendary Adventure (FC2)===

[http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com Legendary Adventure] (Japanese: 伝説のアドベンチャー) was a website hosted on FC2. The website offered tips, cheats and glitches for ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Tomato Adventure|Tomato Adventure]]'', ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and other games, such as those in the ''[http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/company/10626.html Quiz Magic Academy]'' series. The website also had a blog and bulletin board. The website currently appears to be offline but cached versions of [https://web.archive.org/web/20131211220010/http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com/ the main page] and [http://archive.today/NQlac its Imadame glitch documentation] exist.

==See also==
*[[List of official The Legendary Starfy series websites]]

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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

2024-12-22T07:06:07Z

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{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Horizontal Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], and hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

'''Original Characters''' was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a Portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Starfy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Starfy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Breaking Down the Starfy Block''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Starfy no burokku kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorn would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist is called the "Kid" like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid.

There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'']] stage====

[[File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|thumb|left|250px|[[Lobber's Cave]] in I wanna get the five stars!]]

The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies.

At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock.

West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) is an unfinished [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed with the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam].

On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that they were looking for someone to make the fan game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> they have now cancelled it.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser demo, and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, and required UnityWebPlayer in order to run, which that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. UnityGameUploader has since went offline, making the demo unplayable via web browser. The demo has since been independently archived. Now the desktop program Uniplayer must be used to play it. UnityWebPlayer is also still necessary, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
[[File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy's surroundings after the demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.]]

The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games. To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
[[File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy in water near the field in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block.

[[File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 (4?) ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 (5?) ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested they wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Future Plans===
[[File:Starfy 3D HP concept art.png|thumb|right|250px|Concept art for a health system in Starfy 3D.]]

For version 4 of the demo, beanjam planned on making blocks like the ones in the official Legendary Starfy games, as well as a tree. After finishing the stage, beanjam wanted to make a health system using hearts to represent hit points, which they made concept art for.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref> Below is a table of what the controls are in English.

{|
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|-
|
{| border=1 width="100%" align=left class="sortable" style="background: aqua; border:1px solid #000000; border-collapse:collapse;"
|-style="background: #082567;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w Jinraku TC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the [[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]] engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by Jinraku TC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on Jinraku TC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 Jinraku TC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack for Moe's Adventure consists of ''The Legendary Starfy'' soundtrack remixes that Jinraku TC had also uploaded to their accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

==Starfy Framework==
[[File:StarfyFramework.png|thumb|left|250px|The itch.io thumbnail of Starfy Framwork.]]

'''Starfy Framework''' is a [[wikipedia:Source-available software|source-available]] framework for making [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan games in [[wikipedia:Godot (game engine)|Godot]] created by [https://the8bitleaf.itch.io The8BitLeaf] and released in June of 2024. It was initially made to study the mechanics of marine platforming games in order to aid in the development of his own game. This processes was documented in a YouTube video, in which The8BitLeaf also expressed little interest in releasing it publicly. However, after a receiving a request to turn this experiment into a framework, The8BitLeaf uploaded it to his [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]] page.

As a game Starfy Framework is currently playable in-browser on its itch.io page. It only has one continuous level with no end point beyond walking off screen. This level is structured in a way that allows the player to explore all of Starfy's available moves. Starfy has access to moves [[Swim]], [[Turbo Swim]], [[Surf Jump]], [[Walk]], [[Dash]], [[Jump]], [[Star Spin]], [[Mighty Star Spin]], and [[Glide]]. Starfy Framework uses level sprites from the version of [[Lobber's Cave]] from [[Densetsu no Starfy 3|''Densetsu no Starfy 3'']] and player sprites from [[The Legendary Starfy|''The Legendary Starfy'']].

==The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic==
[[File:PollutionPanic.webp|thumb|right|250px|The Game Jolt thumbnail of The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic.]]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic''' is an in-development [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed by [https://gamejolt.com/@SuperrONNY8 SuperrONNY8] made in [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)| Unity]]. It revolves around a mysterious pollution suddenly plaguing the land. Starfy's friends, both new and old, are helping him to figure out who's behind it. It is a [[wikipedia:Metroidvania|Metroidvania]] with a focus of switching characters depending on if you are in the sky, on the land, or in the sea. It currently has a page on [[wikipedia:Game Jolt|Game Jolt]] were progress updates and teasers are posted. SuperrONNY8 also makes YouTube videos showing off pre-alpha game play. The project is currently open for new members, so if you'd like to help in it's creation, contact SuperONNY8 on [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] or [[wikipedia:Bluesky|Bluesky]].

==Mushroom Kingdom Fusion==
[[File:MKF.png|thumb|left|250px|The title screen of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion''' is a [[mariowiki:Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]] fan game that is currently hosted on [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]]. It is a Crossover with elements, characters, and settings from a multitude of other video games. The game consists of mechanics primarily from the [[wikipedia:Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] and [[Game Boy Advance]] renditions of [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 2|Super Mario Bros. 2]], [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]], and [[mariowiki:Super Mario World|Super Mario World]]. Enemy characters include standard ''Super Mario'' enemies, demonic beings, alien creatures, and human soldiers. The game features items from the ''Super Mario'' series and weaponry originally used by the Covenant races in ''[[wikipedia:Halo (franchise)|Halo]]'', in addition to suit items that bestow upon the main playable characters the guise and abilities of certain characters from the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man|Mega Man]]'' series. Characters featured in MKF include [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[mariowiki:Wario|Wario]] and [[mariowiki:Waluigi|Waluigi]] plus a roster of characters from other video game franchises (such as ''[[wikipedia:Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'', ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Ghosts 'n Goblins|Ghosts 'n Goblins]]'', and ''Mega Man''). The game design is influenced by franchises such as ''Sonic the Hedgehog'', ''[[wikipedia:Doom (franchise)|Doom]]'', and ''Mega Man'' and various [[Nintendo]] titles.<ref>[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/MushroomKingdomFusion Mushroom Kingdom Fusion (Video Game) - TV Tropes]</ref>

[[File:MKFStarfy.png|thumb|right|250px|Kirby with the Starfy ability in Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]
On the 20th of December 2024 version 0.9 of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion was released. This version, among other features, added [[wikirby:Kirby|Kirby]] to the roster of playable characters. He for the most part plays as he does in the [[wikirby:Kirby (series)|''Kirby'' series]], [[wikirby:copy ability|copy abilities]] and all. However, upon obtaining a [[mariowiki:Hammer Suit|Hammer Suit]] Kirby will miraculously transform into Starfy. In this form Kirby can [[Turbo Swim]] and [[Star Spin]].

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==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Breaking Down the Starfy Block.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki]
*[https://archive.org/details/i-wanna-get-the-five-stars Archive of the game]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

'''Starfy Framework'''
*[https://the8bitleaf.itch.io/starfy-framework Link to the fan game framework]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YZpG4ZG5ww The8BitLeaf's YouTube video]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic'''
*[https://gamejolt.com/games/unofficial-starfy-6/921975 Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLEuPOsaMF8LJBGgRlg9OdeGvkuA49UCB Pre-alpha game play Youtube videos]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion'''
*[https://fusion-fangaming.itch.io/mushroom-kingdom-fusion Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SoZsDImaf0 The Version 0.9 Trailer]

==References==
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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

2024-12-22T06:49:46Z

Jubei:

{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Horizontal Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], and hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

'''Original Characters''' was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a Portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Starfy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Starfy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Breaking Down the Starfy Block''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Starfy no burokku kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorn would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist is called the "Kid" like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid.

There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'']] stage====

[[File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|thumb|left|250px|[[Lobber's Cave]] in I wanna get the five stars!]]

The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies.

At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock.

West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) is an unfinished [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed with the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam].

On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that he was looking for someone to make the fan game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> they have now cancelled it.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser demo, and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, and required UnityWebPlayer in order to run, which that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. UnityGameUploader has since went offline, making the demo unplayable via web browser. The demo has since been independently archived. Now the desktop program Uniplayer must be used to play it. UnityWebPlayer is also still necessary, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
[[File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy's surroundings after the demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.]]

The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games. To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
[[File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy in water near the field in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block.

[[File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 (4?) ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 (5?) ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested he wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Future Plans===
[[File:Starfy 3D HP concept art.png|thumb|right|250px|Concept art for a health system in Starfy 3D.]]

For version 4 of the demo, beanjam planned on making blocks like in the official Legendary Starfy games, as well as a tree. After the stage was to be finished, beanjam wanted to make a health system based using hearts to represent hit points, and made concept art for it.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref> Below is a table of what the controls are in English.

{|
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|-
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{| border=1 width="100%" align=left class="sortable" style="background: aqua; border:1px solid #000000; border-collapse:collapse;"
|-style="background: #082567;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w Jinraku TC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the [[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]] engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by Jinraku TC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on Jinraku TC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 Jinraku TC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack for Moe's Adventure consists of ''The Legendary Starfy'' soundtrack remixes that Jinraku TC had also uploaded to their accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

==Starfy Framework==
[[File:StarfyFramework.png|thumb|left|250px|The itch.io thumbnail of Starfy Framwork.]]

'''Starfy Framework''' is a [[wikipedia:Source-available software|source-available]] framework for making [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan games in [[wikipedia:Godot (game engine)|Godot]] created by [https://the8bitleaf.itch.io The8BitLeaf] and released in June of 2024. It was initially made to study the mechanics of marine platforming games in order to aid in the development of his own game. This processes was documented in a YouTube video, in which The8BitLeaf also expressed little interest in releasing it publicly. However, after a receiving a request to turn this experiment into a framework, The8BitLeaf uploaded it to his [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]] page.

As a game Starfy Framework is currently playable in-browser on its itch.io page. It only has one continuous level with no end point beyond walking off screen. This level is structured in a way that allows the player to explore all of Starfy's available moves. Starfy has access to moves [[Swim]], [[Turbo Swim]], [[Surf Jump]], [[Walk]], [[Dash]], [[Jump]], [[Star Spin]], [[Mighty Star Spin]], and [[Glide]]. Starfy Framework uses level sprites from the version of [[Lobber's Cave]] from [[Densetsu no Starfy 3|''Densetsu no Starfy 3'']] and player sprites from [[The Legendary Starfy|''The Legendary Starfy'']].

==The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic==
[[File:PollutionPanic.webp|thumb|right|250px|The Game Jolt thumbnail of The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic.]]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic''' is an in-development [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed by [https://gamejolt.com/@SuperrONNY8 SuperrONNY8] made in [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)| Unity]]. It revolves around a mysterious pollution suddenly plaguing the land. Starfy's friends, both new and old, are helping him to figure out who's behind it. It is a [[wikipedia:Metroidvania|Metroidvania]] with a focus of switching characters depending on if you are in the sky, on the land, or in the sea. It currently has a page on [[wikipedia:Game Jolt|Game Jolt]] were progress updates and teasers are posted. SuperrONNY8 also makes YouTube videos showing off pre-alpha game play. The project is currently open for new members, so if you'd like to help in it's creation, contact SuperONNY8 on [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] or [[wikipedia:Bluesky|Bluesky]].

==Mushroom Kingdom Fusion==
[[File:MKF.png|thumb|left|250px|The title screen of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion''' is a [[mariowiki:Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]] fan game that is currently hosted on [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]]. It is a Crossover with elements, characters, and settings from a multitude of other video games. The game consists of mechanics primarily from the [[wikipedia:Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] and [[Game Boy Advance]] renditions of [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 2|Super Mario Bros. 2]], [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]], and [[mariowiki:Super Mario World|Super Mario World]]. Enemy characters include standard ''Super Mario'' enemies, demonic beings, alien creatures, and human soldiers. The game features items from the ''Super Mario'' series and weaponry originally used by the Covenant races in ''[[wikipedia:Halo (franchise)|Halo]]'', in addition to suit items that bestow upon the main playable characters the guise and abilities of certain characters from the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man|Mega Man]]'' series. Characters featured in MKF include [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[mariowiki:Wario|Wario]] and [[mariowiki:Waluigi|Waluigi]] plus a roster of characters from other video game franchises (such as ''[[wikipedia:Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'', ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Ghosts 'n Goblins|Ghosts 'n Goblins]]'', and ''Mega Man''). The game design is influenced by franchises such as ''Sonic the Hedgehog'', ''[[wikipedia:Doom (franchise)|Doom]]'', and ''Mega Man'' and various [[Nintendo]] titles.<ref>[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/MushroomKingdomFusion Mushroom Kingdom Fusion (Video Game) - TV Tropes]</ref>

[[File:MKFStarfy.png|thumb|right|250px|Kirby with the Starfy ability in Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]
On the 20th of December 2024 version 0.9 of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion was released. This version, among other features, added [[wikirby:Kirby|Kirby]] to the roster of playable characters. He for the most part plays as he does in the [[wikirby:Kirby (series)|''Kirby'' series]], [[wikirby:copy ability|copy abilities]] and all. However, upon obtaining a [[mariowiki:Hammer Suit|Hammer Suit]] Kirby will miraculously transform into Starfy. In this form Kirby can [[Turbo Swim]] and [[Star Spin]].

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==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Breaking Down the Starfy Block.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki]
*[https://archive.org/details/i-wanna-get-the-five-stars Archive of the game]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

'''Starfy Framework'''
*[https://the8bitleaf.itch.io/starfy-framework Link to the fan game framework]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YZpG4ZG5ww The8BitLeaf's YouTube video]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic'''
*[https://gamejolt.com/games/unofficial-starfy-6/921975 Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLEuPOsaMF8LJBGgRlg9OdeGvkuA49UCB Pre-alpha game play Youtube videos]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion'''
*[https://fusion-fangaming.itch.io/mushroom-kingdom-fusion Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SoZsDImaf0 The Version 0.9 Trailer]

==References==
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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

2024-12-22T06:44:50Z

Jubei:

{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Horizontal Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], and hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

'''Original Characters''' was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a Portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Starfy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Starfy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Breaking Down the Starfy Block''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Starfy no burokku kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorn would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist is called the "Kid" like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid.

There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'']] stage====

[[File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|thumb|left|250px|[[Lobber's Cave]] in I wanna get the five stars!]]

The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies.

At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock.

West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) is an unfinished [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed with the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam].

On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that he was looking for someone to make the fan game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> they have now cancelled it.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser demo, and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, and required UnityWebPlayer in order to run, which that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. UnityGameUploader has since went offline, making the demo unplayable via web browser. The demo has since been independently archived. Now the desktop program Uniplayer must be used to play it. UnityWebPlayer is also still necessary, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
[[File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy's surroundings after the demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.]]

The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games. To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
[[File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy in water near the field in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block.

[[File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.]]

South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 (4?) ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 (5?) ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested he wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Future Plans===
[[File:Starfy 3D HP concept art.png|thumb|right|250px|Concept art for a health system in Starfy 3D.]]

For version 4 of the demo, beanjam planned on making blocks like in the official Legendary Starfy games, as well as a tree. After the stage was to be finished, beanjam wanted to make a health system based using hearts to represent hit points, and made concept art for it.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref> Below is a table of what the controls are in English.

{|
{| 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;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w Jinraku TC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the [[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]] engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by Jinraku TC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on Jinraku TC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 Jinraku TC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack for Moe's Adventure consists of ''The Legendary Starfy'' soundtrack remixes that Jinraku TC had also uploaded to their accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

==Starfy Framework==
[[File:StarfyFramework.png|thumb|left|250px|The itch.io thumbnail of Starfy Framwork.]]

'''Starfy Framework''' is a [[wikipedia:Source-available software|source-available]] framework for making [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan games in [[wikipedia:Godot (game engine)|Godot]] created by [https://the8bitleaf.itch.io The8BitLeaf] and released in June of 2024. It was initially made to study the mechanics of marine platforming games in order to aid in the development of his own game. This processes was documented in a YouTube video, in which The8BitLeaf also expressed little interest in releasing it publicly. However, after a receiving a request to turn this experiment into a framework, The8BitLeaf uploaded it to his [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]] page.

As a game Starfy Framework is currently playable in-browser on its itch.io page. It only has one continuous level with no end point beyond walking off screen. This level is structured in a way that allows the player to explore all of Starfy's available moves. Starfy has access to moves [[Swim]], [[Turbo Swim]], [[Surf Jump]], [[Walk]], [[Dash]], [[Jump]], [[Star Spin]], [[Mighty Star Spin]], and [[Glide]]. Starfy Framework uses level sprites from the version of [[Lobber's Cave]] from [[Densetsu no Starfy 3|''Densetsu no Starfy 3'']] and player sprites from [[The Legendary Starfy|''The Legendary Starfy'']].

==The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic==
[[File:PollutionPanic.webp|thumb|right|250px|The Game Jolt thumbnail of The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic.]]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic''' is an in-development [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] fan game developed by [https://gamejolt.com/@SuperrONNY8 SuperrONNY8] made in [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)| Unity]]. It revolves around a mysterious pollution suddenly plaguing the land. Starfy's friends, both new and old, are helping him to figure out who's behind it. It is a [[wikipedia:Metroidvania|Metroidvania]] with a focus of switching characters depending on if you are in the sky, on the land, or in the sea. It currently has a page on [[wikipedia:Game Jolt|Game Jolt]] were progress updates and teasers are posted. SuperrONNY8 also makes YouTube videos showing off pre-alpha game play. The project is currently open for new members, so if you'd like to help in it's creation, contact SuperONNY8 on [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] or [[wikipedia:Bluesky|Bluesky]].

==Mushroom Kingdom Fusion==
[[File:MKF.png|thumb|left|250px|The title screen of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion''' is a [[mariowiki:Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]] fan game. It is a Crossover with elements, characters, and settings from a multitude of other video games. The game consists of mechanics primarily from the [[wikipedia:Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] and [[Game Boy Advance]] renditions of [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 2|Super Mario Bros. 2]], [[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]], and [[mariowiki:Super Mario World|Super Mario World]]. Enemy characters include standard ''Super Mario'' enemies, demonic beings, alien creatures, and human soldiers. The game features items from the ''Super Mario'' series and weaponry originally used by the Covenant races in ''[[wikipedia:Halo (franchise)|Halo]]'', in addition to suit items that bestow upon the main playable characters the guise and abilities of certain characters from the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man|Mega Man]]'' series. Characters featured in MKF include [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[mariowiki:Wario|Wario]] and [[mariowiki:Waluigi|Waluigi]] plus a roster of characters from other video game franchises (such as ''[[wikipedia:Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'', ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Ghosts 'n Goblins|Ghosts 'n Goblins]]'', and ''Mega Man''). The game design is influenced by franchises such as ''Sonic the Hedgehog'', ''[[wikipedia:Doom (franchise)|Doom]]'', and ''Mega Man'' and various [[Nintendo]] titles.<ref>[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/MushroomKingdomFusion Mushroom Kingdom Fusion (Video Game) - TV Tropes]</ref>

[[File:MKFStarfy.png|thumb|right|250px|Kirby with the Starfy ability in Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.]]
On the 20th of December 2024 version 0.9 of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion was released. This version, among other features, added [[wikirby:Kirby|Kirby]] to the roster of playable characters. He for the most part plays as he does in the [[wikirby:Kirby (series)|''Kirby'' series]], [[wikirby:copy ability|copy abilities]] and all. However, upon obtaining a [[mariowiki:Hammer Suit|Hammer Suit]] Kirby will miraculously transform into Starfy. In this form Kirby can [[Turbo Swim]] and [[Star Spin]].

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==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Breaking Down the Starfy Block.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki]
*[https://archive.org/details/i-wanna-get-the-five-stars Archive of the game]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

'''Starfy Framework'''
*[https://the8bitleaf.itch.io/starfy-framework Link to the fan game framework]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YZpG4ZG5ww Link to The8BitLeaf's YouTube video]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic'''
*[https://gamejolt.com/games/unofficial-starfy-6/921975 Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLEuPOsaMF8LJBGgRlg9OdeGvkuA49UCB Link to pre-alpha game play Youtube videos]

'''Mushroom Kingdom Fusion'''
*[https://fusion-fangaming.itch.io/mushroom-kingdom-fusion Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SoZsDImaf0 Version 0.9 Trailer]

==References==
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File:MKFStarfy.png

2024-12-22T03:31:23Z

Jubei: Kirby with the Starfy ability in Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.

== Summary ==
Kirby with the Starfy ability in Mushroom Kingdom Fusion.
== Licensing ==
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File:MKF.png

2024-12-22T03:18:31Z

Jubei: The title screen of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion

== Summary ==
The title screen of Mushroom Kingdom Fusion
== Licensing ==
{{Fairuse}}

List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

2024-12-13T01:35:48Z

Jubei:

{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here.}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Horizontal Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], and hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

'''Original Characters''' was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a Portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Stafy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Stafy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Breaking Down the Starfy Block''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Stafy no burokku kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorn would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users called [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist is called the "Kid" like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid. There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage====
The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies. At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock. West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) was a work in progress for an unofficial [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] game created using the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam]. On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts in five videos from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that he was looking for someone to make the fan-game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> it has now been cancelled.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser [http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html demo], and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, but the website has since went offline, making the demo unplayable on browser. Back then, in order to play it, UnityWebPlayer needed to be installed, but that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. The demo has since been independently archived. Now, in order to play it, the program desktop Uniplayer must be used. UnityWebPlayer is still necessary to play the demo, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games.

To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested he wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref>

Below is a table of what the controls are in English:

{|
{| 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;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fan game featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w JinrakuTC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the ''[[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]]'' engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by JinrakuTC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on JinrakuTC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 JinrakuTC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack to Moe's Adventure is also available as videos on both of JinrakuTC's accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

==Starfy Framework==

[[File:StarfyFramework.png|thumb|left|250px|The itch.io thumbnail of Starfy Framwork.]]

'''Starfy Framework''' is a [[wikipedia:Source-available software|source-available]] framework for making [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fan games in [[wikipedia:Godot (game engine)|Godot]] created by [https://the8bitleaf.itch.io The8BitLeaf] and released in June of 2024. It was initially made to study the mechanics of marine platforming games in order to aid in the development of his own game. This processes was documented in a YouTube video, in which The8BitLeaf also expressed little interest in releasing it publicly. However, after a receiving a request to turn this experiment into a framework, The8BitLeaf uploaded it to his [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]] page.

As a game Starfy Framework is currently playable in-browser on its itch.io page. It only has one continuous level with no end point beyond walking off screen. This level is structured in a way that allows the player to explore all of Starfy's available moves. Starfy has access to moves [[Swim]], [[Turbo Swim]], [[Surf Jump]], [[Walk]], [[Dash]], [[Jump]], [[Star Spin]], [[Mighty Star Spin]], and [[Glide]]. Starfy Framework uses level sprites from the version of [[Lobber's Cave]] from [[Densetsu no Starfy 3|''Densetsu no Starfy 3'']] and player sprites from [[The Legendary Starfy|''The Legendary Starfy'']].

==The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic==

[[File:PollutionPanic.webp|thumb|right|250px| The Game Jolt thumbnail of The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic.]]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic''' is an in development [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fan game developed by [https://gamejolt.com/@SuperrONNY8 SuperrONNY8] made in [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)| Unity]]. It currently has a page on [[wikipedia:Game Jolt|Game Jolt]] were progess updates and teasers are posted. SuperrONNY8 also makes YouTube videos showing off pre-alpha game play.

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==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Breaking Down the Starfy Block.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|[[Lobber's Cave]] in "I wanna get the five stars!"
File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|Starfy's surroundings after the UnityGameUploader demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|Starfy in water near the field, in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua]
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki]
*[https://archive.org/details/i-wanna-get-the-five-stars Archive of the game]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

'''Starfy Framework'''
*[https://the8bitleaf.itch.io/starfy-framework Link to the fan game framework]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YZpG4ZG5ww Link to The8BitLeaf's YouTube video]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic'''
*[https://gamejolt.com/games/unofficial-starfy-6/921975 Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLEuPOsaMF8LJBGgRlg9OdeGvkuA49UCB Link to pre-alpha game play Youtube videos]

==References==
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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

2024-10-13T02:01:06Z

Jubei:

{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here.}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Horizontal Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], and hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

'''Original Characters''' was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a Portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Stafy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Stafy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Breaking Down the Starfy Block''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Stafy no burokku kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorn would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users called [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist is called the "Kid" like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid. There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage====
The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies. At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock. West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) was a work in progress for an unofficial [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] game created using the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam]. On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts in five videos from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that he was looking for someone to make the fan-game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> it has now been cancelled.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser [http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html demo], and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, but the website has since went offline, making the demo unplayable on browser. Back then, in order to play it, UnityWebPlayer needed to be installed, but that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. The demo has since been independently archived. Now, in order to play it, the program desktop Uniplayer must be used. UnityWebPlayer is still necessary to play the demo, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games.

To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested he wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref>

Below is a table of what the controls are in English:

{|
{| 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;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fan game featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w JinrakuTC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the ''[[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]]'' engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by JinrakuTC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on JinrakuTC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 JinrakuTC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack to Moe's Adventure is also available as videos on both of JinrakuTC's accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

==Starfy Framework==

[[File:StarfyFramework.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy Framwork's itch.io thumbnail.]]

'''Starfy Framework''' is a [[wikipedia:Source-available software|source-available]] framework for making [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fan games in [[wikipedia:Godot (game engine)|Godot]] created by [https://the8bitleaf.itch.io The8BitLeaf] and released in June of 2024. It was initially made to study the mechanics of marine platforming games in order to aid in the development of his own game. This processes was documented in a YouTube video, in which The8BitLeaf also expressed little interest in releasing it publicly. However, after a receiving a request to turn this experiment into a framework, The8BitLeaf uploaded it to his [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]] page.

As a game Starfy Framework is currently playable in-browser on its itch.io page. It only has one continuous level with no end point beyond walking off screen. This level is structured in a way that allows the player to explore all of Starfy's available moves. Starfy has access to moves [[Swim]], [[Turbo Swim]], [[Surf Jump]], [[Walk]], [[Dash]], [[Jump]], [[Star Spin]], [[Mighty Star Spin]], and [[Glide]]. Starfy Framework uses level sprites from the version of [[Lobber's Cave]] from [[Densetsu no Starfy 3|''Densetsu no Starfy 3'']] and player sprites from [[The Legendary Starfy|''The Legendary Starfy'']].

==The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic==

[[File:PollutionPanic.webp|thumb|right|250px|The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic's Game Jolt thumbnail.]]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic''' is an in development [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fan game developed by [https://gamejolt.com/@SuperrONNY8 SuperrONNY8] made in [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)| Unity]]. It currently has a page on [[wikipedia:Game Jolt|Game Jolt]] were progess updates and teasers are posted. SuperrONNY8 also makes YouTube videos showing off pre-alpha game play.

{{clrr}}

==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Breaking Down the Starfy Block.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|[[Lobber's Cave]] in "I wanna get the five stars!"
File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|Starfy's surroundings after the UnityGameUploader demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|Starfy in water near the field, in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua]
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki]
*[https://archive.org/details/i-wanna-get-the-five-stars Archive of the game]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

'''Starfy Framework'''
*[https://the8bitleaf.itch.io/starfy-framework Link to the fan game framework]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YZpG4ZG5ww Link to The8BitLeaf's YouTube video]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic'''
*[https://gamejolt.com/games/unofficial-starfy-6/921975 Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLEuPOsaMF8LJBGgRlg9OdeGvkuA49UCB Link to pre-alpha game play Youtube videos]

==References==
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List of The Legendary Starfy series fansites

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Jubei:

This page is a list of [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fansites by language.

==English==

===Pufftop (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/dcM3kxFbZE Pufftop], named after the [[Pufftop]] kingdom Starfy's family rules over, is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It is the official [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] server for the inactive [https://www.reddit.com/r/thelegendarystarfy The Legendary Starfy subreddit], though it has come to gain an identity of its own. It is currently owned by [https://x.com/KoopsReturns Koops]. His position gives him the “Papa Star” role, named after [[Papa Star|Starfy’s father]]. Eleanor was originally the server owner, but she latter passed her ownership onto Koops. Eleanor currently holds the “Retired Old man Lobber” role, a reference to both the [[Old Man Lobber|character]] and her retirement status. The admins of the server are given the "Pufftop Veteran" role while moderators are given the “Pufftop Guards” role. This is a reference the characters known as [[Pufftop Guard|Pufftop Guards]]. Server bots are named after various bosses from the Starfy series and are given the “Boss” role. Sever ranks are named after the [[Lobber's Logbook]] ranks. Members who contribute to the fan community though translations, speedruns, or various creative mediums are given special roles. Some members have been given roles named after various characters from the series upon request.

Pufftop features channels for both Starfy series related and off topic discussion. Activity on the server is consistent and it continues to gain new members. Due to this, it can be argued that Pufftop is the most popular dedicated Starfy series fan space on the internet.

===Starfy Translation Team (Discord)===

Originally made by {{user|Torchickens}} as a space for work on the [[Fan translations of The Legendary Starfy series|fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy]], the [https://discord.gg/tKMhja2rgK Starfy Translation Team] Discord server has since expanded into a general hub for all Starfy series related translation efforts. Torchickens herself has stepped down from her role as project organizer for the the Densetsu no Starfy fan translation, though she maintains ownership of the server.

===The Legendary Starfy Forum (ProBoards)===

[https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net The Legendary Starfy Forum] is a forum about the Starfy series. It was established by [https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net/user/1 Graphite] in 2015 using the [[wikipedia:ProBoards|ProBoards]] hosting service. The forum contains different board categories consisting of a “General” category for forum information and updates, a “Starfy” category for discussing the Starfy series, and an “Off topic” category for fan works and miscellaneous discussion. Prior to the opening of this forum, a different forum about the Starfy series was established by MBArceus in 2010. The forum used the now defunct ZetaBoards hosting service.

Discussion about the Starfy series is also available on a dedicated [https://www.niwanetwork.org/forums/index.php?board=44.0 Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance board] of the NIWA Community Forums. However, after a few posts it ceased to receive much activity.

===Project Pufftop (X/Twitter)===

[https://x.com/ProjectPufftop2 Project Pufftop] is an [[wikipedia:Twitter|X/Twitter]] account made to campaign for an official the revival the Starfy series. In practice the account mainly retweets Starfy series related tweets by other users. It is run by Koops and [https://leavesss.carrd.co falllingleavess].

===The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki (Neocities)===

Pufftop admin and Starfy series fan artist [https://comicfury.com/profile.php?username=TiramisuGrenouille TiramisuGrenouille] is the creator of [https://thestarofsandocean.neocities.org The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki]. It is a website dedicated to TiramisuGrenouille’s web comic of the same name. The web comic takes place in an alternate universe where characters from the Starfy series are humans in the wild west. There is also has a [https://discord.gg/CUpAMuc9Hq Discord server] for fans of the project.

===Starfy Fan Club (Weebly)===

[https://starfyfanclub.weebly.com/index.html Starfy Fan Club] is a website dedicated to the Starfy series hosted on [[wikipedia:Weebly|Weebly]]. The earliest archived version of the site is from 2012. The site is rather bear bones, but it includes eight pages. “Home” is the home page of the website. "Starfy Gossip" is a shoutbox where people can discuss the Starfy series. "Starfy Facts" is a list of a couple facts about the Starfy series. "TLS Characters" is a set of brief descriptions for some of the characters present in The Legendary Starfy. "TLS Cheats" is a list of five unlockable features in The Legendary Starfy. "Fan Club" is where people can add themselves to the titular fan club. "Starfy Tunez" is a page featuring a few YouTube rips of [[The Legendary Starfy| The Legendary Starfy's]] original sound track. "Starfy Vs. Kirby" asks the viewer to participate in a defunct Crowdsignal poll.

===Salt Water Stafi===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20080207015108/http://www.saltwaterstafi.com Salt Water Stafi], also known as Saltwater Stafi or SALT WATER STAFI was an English fansite of the Starfy series run by [https://www.nintendolife.com/users/Corbs Corbie Dillard], a writer for Nintendo Life; a video game blog and review website, where he is known under the username Corbs. On August 27, 2007 the website moved to its own domain name.

The website included links to the official websites for Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 and mirrored the Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 FAQs on GameFAQs, with permission from the original authors. The website also included links to Corbie Dillard's personal Starfy collection, a page summarizing the history of The Legendary Starfy series called "History of Stafi 101" and a link to an annotated version of the Densetsu no Starfy 2 Stage Select map. For example, the stage names are incorrect and that “Kyorosuke's Shop” should be “Kyorosuke's House,” while 'HadeHirai's Photo Shop' should be “Lovely's Shop.”

In the comments of Corbie's Nintendo Life article, Starfy Finally Coming to North America!, Corbie posted on April 21st, 2009 that "Salt Water Stafi isn't gone yet" and is "just being reworked."

===Starfy Wiki===
{{main|Starfy Wiki:About}}
[[Main Page|Starfy Wiki]], known in full as '''The Legendary Starfy Wiki''' is a Wiki with various information about ''The Legendary Starfy'' series. The Wiki was founded on Wikia by {{user|BattleFranky202}} on May 30, 2009.

There are currently two Starfy Wikis - one hosted on [[Main Page|starfywiki.org]] (currently hosted by {{user|Michael}}, alias "Tappy", the webmaster of [http://www.hyrule.net Hyrule.net]) and an outdated one hosted on [http://starfy.wikia.com starfy.wikia.com]. This is due to the Wiki being forked by {{user|Michael}} on to the new domain name in early January 2011. All of the pages were imported, while images were re-uploaded separately.

The choice for Starfy Wiki to have its own domain name originated from the local staff's desires for the Wiki to become independent and possibly become part of the [[nwiki:Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance|Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance]] (NIWA) — an alliance promoting Wikis about [[Nintendo]] to stay independent and remain outside of the control of external companies. Starfy Wiki became a member of the NIWA on April 28, 2011. It is also affiliated with [[Starfy_Wiki:Affiliates|a number of other websites]].

==Japanese==

===Colorful Planet===

[http://www.colorfulplanet.net Colorful Planet] is the the personal multipurpose website of [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/59540773 mustard_pudding] (Japanese: 洋芥子ぷりん) where they post their fan works based on Nintendo properties. The Splatoon series is currently their primary focus, but some works based on the Stary series and other properties are still hosted there. However, most fan works that were not based on Splatoon have been removed.

A former companion site to Colorful Planet under the name [http://web.archive.org/web/20210304084321/http://stafykirby.blog17.fc2.com Sauce is Soy Sauce] (Japanese: ソースはしょう油で) was also created by mustard_pudding. It was hosted on [[wikipedia:FC2 (portal)|FC2]]. The site originally severed as a personal blog, but it is now defunct. That role has now been taken on by Colorful Planet itself among its other roles.

===At This Late Hour (FC2)===
[http://imasara217.blog33.fc2.com At This Late Hour] (Japanese: 今更, Imasara) is an abandoned Japanese blog previously run by [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/330783 Little Y] (Japanese: りとるY) hosted on FC2. It was there Little Y would post their fan art based on Nintendo properties, mostly the Starfy series. The blog began on August 14, 2008 and was last updated on January 1, 2018.

The blog has since been replaced by Little Y’s personal [https://twitter.com/little_y17 X/Twitter account]. While they still share their fan art of Nintendo properties, including the Starfy series, most of their tweets revolve around their experiences playing video games for the Nintendo Switch.

===Starfy Alliance (FC2)===
[http://sutahimitu.fc2web.com/sutadou/sutafi-doumei.html Starfy Alliance] (Japanese: スタフィー同盟) is a website hosted on FC2 that hosts web banners for those who want to be a part of the titular Starfy Alliance. This alliance is informal, as all it takes to become a member is either using one of the site’s banners on your own website or simply proclaiming your love of the Starfy series if you do not have a website.

===Original Characters (FC2)===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20200106191101/https://originalcharacters.net Original Characters] is a now defunct website established by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile So] (Japanese: そー) that was hosted on FC2. It was made as a platform for people to share their own original characters. Early in the site’s history large sections of it were dedicated to fan works based on other properties, including the [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Starfy series]. These sections were later removed from the site former, but they were still viable via an on site archive section. The Starfy series section was robust, featuring fan art, fan fiction, and [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm fan games]. Around 2020 the whole site, including it’s archives, was taken down.

So also runs a personal profile site with miscellaneous information about them. They used to list and link to many of their video games and websites, but all mention of those as also deleted around 2020. However, their artwork is still available via self hosted archives on the site.

===Legendary Adventure (FC2)===

[http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com Legendary Adventure] (Japanese: 伝説のアドベンチャー) was a website hosted on FC2. The website offered tips, cheats and glitches for ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Tomato Adventure|Tomato Adventure]]'', ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and other games, such as those in the ''[http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/company/10626.html Quiz Magic Academy]'' series. The website also had a blog and bulletin board. The website currently appears to be offline but cached versions of [https://web.archive.org/web/20131211220010/http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com/ the main page] and [http://archive.today/NQlac its Imadame glitch documentation] exist.

==See also==
*[[List of official The Legendary Starfy series websites]]

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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

2024-10-08T21:13:42Z

Jubei:

{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here.}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Horizontal Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], and hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

'''Original Characters''' was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a Portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Stafy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Stafy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Breaking Down the Starfy Block''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Stafy no burokku kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorn would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users called [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist is called the "Kid" like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid. There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage====
The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies. At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock. West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) was a work in progress for an unofficial [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] game created using the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam]. On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts in five videos from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that he was looking for someone to make the fan-game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> it has now been cancelled.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser [http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html demo], and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, but the website has since went offline, making the demo unplayable on browser. Back then, in order to play it, UnityWebPlayer needed to be installed, but that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. The demo has since been independently archived. Now, in order to play it, the program desktop Uniplayer must be used. UnityWebPlayer is still necessary to play the demo, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games.

To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested he wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref>

Below is a table of what the controls are in English:

{|
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|-
|
{| border=1 width="100%" align=left class="sortable" style="background: aqua; border:1px solid #000000; border-collapse:collapse;"
|-style="background: #082567;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fan game featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w JinrakuTC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the ''[[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]]'' engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by JinrakuTC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on JinrakuTC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 JinrakuTC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack to Moe's Adventure is also available as videos on both of JinrakuTC's accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

==Starfy Framework==

[[File:StarfyFramework.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy Framwork's itch.io thumbnail.]]

'''Starfy Framework''' is a [[wikipedia:Source-available software|source-available]] framework for making [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fan games in [[wikipedia:Godot (game engine)|Godot]] created by [https://the8bitleaf.itch.io The8BitLeaf] released in June of 2024. It was initially made to study the mechanics of marine platforming games in order to aid in the development of his own game. This processes was documented in a YouTube video, in which The8BitLeaf also expressed little interest in releasing it publicly. However, after a receiving a request to turn this experiment into a framework, The8BitLeaf uploaded it to his [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]] page.

As a game Starfy Framework is currently playable in-browser on its itch.io page. It only has one continuous level with no end point beyond walking off screen. This level is structured in a way that allows the player to explore all of Starfy's available moves. Starfy has access to moves [[Swim]], [[Turbo Swim]], [[Surf Jump]], [[Walk]], [[Dash]], [[Jump]], [[Star Spin]], [[Mighty Star Spin]], and [[Glide]]. Starfy Framework uses level sprites from the version of [[Lobber's Cave]] from [[Densetsu no Starfy 3|''Densetsu no Starfy 3'']] and player sprites from [[The Legendary Starfy|''The Legendary Starfy'']].

==The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic==

[[File:PollutionPanic.webp|thumb|right|250px|The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic's Game Jolt thumbnail.]]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic''' is an in development [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fan game developed by [https://gamejolt.com/@SuperrONNY8 SuperrONNY8] made in [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)| Unity]]. It currently has a page on [[wikipedia:Game Jolt|Game Jolt]] were progess updates and teasers are posted. SuperrONNY8 also makes YouTube videos showing off pre-alpha game play.

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==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Breaking Down the Starfy Block.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|[[Lobber's Cave]] in "I wanna get the five stars!"
File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|Starfy's surroundings after the UnityGameUploader demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|Starfy in water near the field, in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua]
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki]
*[https://archive.org/details/i-wanna-get-the-five-stars Archive of the game]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

'''Starfy Framework'''
*[https://the8bitleaf.itch.io/starfy-framework Link to the fan game framework]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YZpG4ZG5ww Link to The8BitLeaf's YouTube video]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic'''
*[https://gamejolt.com/games/unofficial-starfy-6/921975 Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLEuPOsaMF8LJBGgRlg9OdeGvkuA49UCB Link to pre-alpha game play Youtube videos]

==References==
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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

2024-10-08T20:56:37Z

Jubei:

{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here.}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Horizontal Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], and hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

'''Original Characters''' was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a Portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Stafy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Stafy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Breaking Down the Starfy Block''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Stafy no burokku kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorn would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users called [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist is called the "Kid" like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid. There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage====
The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies. At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock. West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) was a work in progress for an unofficial [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] game created using the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam]. On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts in five videos from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that he was looking for someone to make the fan-game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> it has now been cancelled.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser [http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html demo], and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, but the website has since went offline, making the demo unplayable on browser. Back then, in order to play it, UnityWebPlayer needed to be installed, but that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. The demo has since been independently archived. Now, in order to play it, the program desktop Uniplayer must be used. UnityWebPlayer is still necessary to play the demo, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games.

To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested he wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref>

Below is a table of what the controls are in English:

{|
{| 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;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fan game featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w JinrakuTC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the ''[[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]]'' engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by JinrakuTC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on JinrakuTC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 JinrakuTC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack to Moe's Adventure is also available as videos on both of JinrakuTC's accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

==Starfy Framework==

[[File:StarfyFramework.png|thumb|left|250px|Starfy Framwork's itch.io thumbnail.]]

'''Starfy Framework''' is a [[wikipedia:Source-available software|source-available]] framework for making [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fan games in [[wikipedia:Godot (game engine)|Godot]] created by [https://the8bitleaf.itch.io The8BitLeaf] released in June of 2024. It was initially made to study the mechanics of marine platforming games in order to aid in the development of his own game. This processes was documented in a YouTube video, in which The8BitLeaf also expressed little interest in releasing it publicly. However, after a receiving a request to turn this experiment into a framework, The8BitLeaf uploaded it to his [[wikipedia:itch.io|itch.io]] page.

As a game Starfy Framework is currently playable in-browser on its itch.io page. It only has one continuous level with no end point beyond walking off screen. This level is structured in a way that allows the player to explore all of Starfy's available moves. Starfy has access to moves [[Swim]], [[Turbo Swim]], [[Surf Jump]], [[Walk]], [[Dash]], [[Jump]], [[Star Spin]], [[Mighty Star Spin]], and [[Glide]]. Starfy Framework uses level sprites from the version of [[Lobber's Cave]] from [[Densetsu no Starfy 3|''Densetsu no Starfy 3'']] and player sprites from [[The Legendary Starfy|''The Legendary Starfy'']].

==The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic==

[[File:PollutionPanic.webp|thumb|right|250px|The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic's Game Jolt thumbnail.]]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic''' is an in development [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fan game developed by [https://gamejolt.com/@SuperrONNY8 SuperrONNY8]. It currently has a page on [[wikipedia:Game Jolt]] were progess updates and teasers are posted. SuperrONNY8 also makes YouTube videos showing off pre-alpha game play.

{{clrr}}

==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Breaking Down the Starfy Block.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|[[Lobber's Cave]] in "I wanna get the five stars!"
File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|Starfy's surroundings after the UnityGameUploader demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|Starfy in water near the field, in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua]
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki]
*[https://archive.org/details/i-wanna-get-the-five-stars Archive of the game]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

'''Starfy Framework'''
*[https://the8bitleaf.itch.io/starfy-framework Link to the fan game framework]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YZpG4ZG5ww Link to The8BitLeaf's YouTube video]

'''The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic'''
*[https://gamejolt.com/games/unofficial-starfy-6/921975 Link to the fan game]
*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLEuPOsaMF8LJBGgRlg9OdeGvkuA49UCB Link to pre-alpha game play Youtube videos]

==References==
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Jubei: The Legendary Starfy: Pollution Panic's Game Jolt thumbnail.

== Summary ==
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== Licensing ==
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Jubei: Starfy Framwork's itch.io thumbnail.

== Summary ==
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== Licensing ==
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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

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Jubei:

{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here.}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Horizontal Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], and hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

[https://originalcharacters.net '''Original Characters'''] was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a Portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Stafy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Stafy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Breaking Down the Starfy Block''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Stafy no burokku kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorn would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users called [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist is called the "Kid" like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid. There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage====
The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies. At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock. West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) was a work in progress for an unofficial [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] game created using the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam]. On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts in five videos from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that he was looking for someone to make the fan-game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> it has now been cancelled.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser [http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html demo], and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, but the website has since went offline, making the demo unplayable on browser. Back then, in order to play it, UnityWebPlayer needed to be installed, but that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. The demo has since been independently archived. Now, in order to play it, the program desktop Uniplayer must be used. UnityWebPlayer is still necessary to play the demo, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games.

To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested he wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref>

Below is a table of what the controls are in English:

{|
{| 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;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a fan [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' game]] featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w JinrakuTC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the ''[[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]]'' engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by JinrakuTC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on JinrakuTC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 JinrakuTC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack to Moe's Adventure is also available as videos on both of JinrakuTC's accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

{{clrr}}

==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Breaking Down the Starfy Block.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|[[Lobber's Cave]] in "I wanna get the five stars!"
File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|Starfy's surroundings after the UnityGameUploader demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|Starfy in water near the field, in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan-game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua]
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki]
*[https://archive.org/details/i-wanna-get-the-five-stars Archive of the game]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

==References==
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==A couple things==
# Do you mind if I add an "Affiliates" section to the sidebar, but not include the NIWA Wikis we are directly affiliated with? (Maybe we should just add all the NIWA Wikis to our Affiliates page like WiKirby anyway...)
# Your talkpage is 37 kilobytes long, perhaps it is time for an Archive... (TFB, Star Light, BattleFranky, and Kage could probably use an archive as well o.o)

Also, I was going to mention those next time we were on Skype, but I decided to mention those here because I made a coding error > < --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 19:31, 13 April 2012 (EDT)

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Where is that to do list of all the disambiguation pages you want made? I can get them done soon :) --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 16:24, 24 April 2012 (CDT)
:Alright, thanks, I'll get them done ASAP. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 19:17, 25 April 2012 (CDT)

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We've gotten the CheckUser extension - I suggest you contact Beast to give everyone the rights. :p --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 12:11, 29 April 2012 (CDT)

==Inactivity==
I'll be inactive for a little bit, but I check up on the wiki every day to see if there is something that needs me. I won't be doing any editing though :/ Procrastination sucks :/ --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 18:18, 4 May 2012 (CDT)
:That exam is on my birthday... :p --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 16:45, 10 May 2012 (CDT)

== RE: ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' music ==

Eh, I'll probably update all the track names eventually, right now I'm taking screenshots of all the key items in the GBA games as well as their Japanese descriptions. Hmm that is interesting, I do have a skype now so I guess we can talk about it some more if you want.

That song should be on there, I was able to find it right away on youtube. Try searching "Starfy 4 World 7 Map" on the search bar on youtube, and it should be the top video there. I also don't mind if we install an extension to embed audio files. -[[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] 00:20, 16 May 2012 (CDT)
:Mine is "kage2347" and I will usually appear "away" or sometimes "invisible" when I'm online. And yeah probably xD. [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] 09:44, 20 May 2012 (CDT)

== [[Squeak Squeak Panic]] ==
So basically you want me to put the two sprites into a gallery without them looking weird? [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] 09:44, 20 May 2012 (CDT)

==Re:==
Sorry for the absence, I'm not dead, lol. I've had a long, busy, and rough May, and haven't had time for the wiki. I'll be more active over the summer. Please give everyone my apologies, and if I am needed, email me and I will respond. I'll be back around the end of June. Sorry!! --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 18:05, 28 May 2012 (CDT)

== Re: Attack Powers ==

Sure, we can put them all into a list :D, either grouping them by stage or grouping them together by three central groups: enemies, obstacles, and bosses. And alright thanks! [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] 10:26, 29 May 2012 (CDT)
: Do you mind if I make a table for obstacles in your list? And also where would [[Arumarji]] fit in that list since he is capable of causing damage as well. [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] 12:30, 29 May 2012 (CDT)
::I suppose we could add Friends as a sub-title if you want, either way I have all the obstacles up there now. [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] 13:24, 29 May 2012 (CDT)
:::Well, other than the tornadoes that make you dizzy, the breakable blocks, and the other obstacles that don't cause damage to you, I say it is good for now on attack power! [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] 08:50, 5 June 2012 (CDT)

==Thanks==
Thanks! :D I'll do some wiki editing... eventually. E3 was disappointing. Pikmin 3 looks fun, and the 2 Mario games and NintendoLand, but kinda disappointing, I was expecting a Metroid. :/ --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 20:44, 5 June 2012 (CDT)
:Yeah. To be honest, I am not excited about the two new Mario games. Pikmin 3 looks interesting. NintendoLand is actually much better than it seems, as I've heard. An F-Zero attraction was announced, and it seems like a Yoshi and Balloon Fight attraction will be coming. Nintendo posted pictures of all the series icons that will be in NintendoLand, and there was a Yoshi Egg and a Balloon. Is P-100 being published by Nintendo? Game and Wario looks interesting. Rayman Legends looks fantastic. I don't like Scribblenauts all too much, because I always come up with boring words. The "core" games announced look fun. Though, I'm not interested in ZombiU or Batman.

:Everyone is saying Ubisoft won E3, and I could agree with that. Sony and Microsoft also bombed.

:Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon and Paper Mario: Sticker Star look fun. Nintendo shouldn't have announced those until this year, in my honest opinion though. I'm still anticipating Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance and Heroes of Ruin. I believe Nintendo gave other third-party titles the spotlight, but I cannot remember which. There is still the 3DS thing today, I think Animal Crossing will be showed off, and hopefully a couple new titles. Next year's E3 will be much better, I think. At least I get to keep my money this year, lol. I'll just ask for everything for Christmas (except for the Wii U) since I have a lot of relatives.

:The titles for the Wii U I am excited for are... Pikmin 3 and Rayman Legends. I need more info on Game and Wario, NintendoLand, and P-100 before I consider those. Of course I'll get the New Mario Bros. U, but, it won't be a "must have". If Nintendo had simply ''announced'' a Metroid, a Star Fox, or a F-Zero, I would be content. However, they did not. Oh well. I'm expecting better from the 3DS conference today. Other than that, I get to keep my money. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 17:18, 6 June 2012 (CDT)

::I remember Project Hammer. Project P-100 looks pretty sweet though. I hope it becomes a series for Nintendo. I've actually been pleased with Nintendo's effors lately. They are bringing us newer IPs and reviving older ones. I don't like the fact they are giving us all these Mario games though. Make a Metroid, a F-Zero, a Star Fox. I do want to see more new franchises from Nintendo though. You live in Europe, so it doesn't apply to you, but I hope they announce a Fire Emblem Awakening NA release. I can't wait to see more of Luigi's Mansion Dark Moon, Paper Mario, and Animal Crossing as well as newer titles.

::I'm sorry to hear about your financial troubles, I was in the same boat not too long ago. Both my Mom and Dad were out of a job. My Dad works for real estate and the person who managed it all died. He found old friends of his working in real estate, and made a deal with them. My Mom couldn't find and nursing work after being laid off. She's found work, but is still having trouble finding a good job. However, I have two older sisters who are really successful, and they give support to my dad. (My parents are divorced) Things have gotten better for us, though. I'm sorry to hear about your dad as well. I can understand because I've had an uncle close to us who died 2 1/2 years ago. I also had my step-grandmother die. We've been doing better much better now, though. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 19:02, 6 June 2012 (CDT)
:::By "classic", I mean Kid Icarus, Punch Out!!, Donkey Kong Country, the return to 2D Mario, Sin and Punishment, etc. Nintendo has been reviving more well-known games like that. A Balloon Fight and Ice Climber game would be nice. Ice Climber could be an amazing platformer. The word "Ice" is holding it back for me though. If they were to revive it, they would need to do a whole lot. Ice setting would get boring. Maybe just "Climber", but even if they kept the name "Ice Climber", and had ice themes, I'm sure Nintendo could do something.

:::Luigi's Mansion Dark Moon looks really cool. I like the whole multiple mansions idea, and I can't wait to see where the series goes from here. Paper Mario Sticker Star looks incredible, but are there partners? If not, then I will be massively upset. Partners rule. I enjoyed Super Paper Mario, but the first two games were superior to it. I really like how in Sticker Star, real life objects can be affect everything. I really want to hear something about Animal Crossing: Jump Out. Animal Crossing is probably my most played Nintendo franchise in hours total trying to collect everything. stupic golden axe... I hope you can get eaten by sharks when swimming. Kind of like the scorpions and tarantulas. I hope Nintendo does more unique things with it though. I'm still not exactly excited for the two new mario games. Mario Bros. 2 feels like a Wario game. Mario Bros. U looks more interesting, and if I ever play multiplayer, I would definitely use the GamePad and kill all my friends :P As for Fire Emblem... Yay! That's all.

:::The 3DS Conference and E3 in particular stunk. I'm not going to bother with Castlevania. Were there any other 3rd party titles shown that looked good aside from Epic Mickey and Scribblenauts? Aside from Kingdom Hearts and Heroes of Ruin? Oh well, like I said, I can keep my money. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 03:35, 9 June 2012 (CDT)

::::Also, is Beast going to give us the Checkuser rights? --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 19:03, 10 June 2012 (CDT)

:::::That's be cool, I'd still really like to see a new Ice Climber game. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 19:03, 18 June 2012 (CDT)

::::::Did you hear? Sakarai is trying to bring back old characters to the next Smash brothers. This means that older characters may get the Pit route eventually and get their own game again! Also, Namco is working on it. I am a bit upset with the 3DS XL. I'm going to pass on it. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 16:08, 22 June 2012 (CDT)

==Re:Welcome Back==
Thanks for the warm welcome back Torchickens! Great to see thing here are okay! And yeah I got my computer problems sorted out... sadly at a 500$ cost... anyway I hope things havent changed much around here unless its for the better. :) -[[User:The Forgotten Beast|The Forgotten Beast]] 20:30, 26 July 2012 (CDT)

==I'm alive==
Sorry for the major lack of activity here on Starfy Wiki. I've been rather busy XP. I hope to get back to my online stuff at the end of September, because I'm quite busy right now. I'm also at a gaming convention (PAX Prime) in Seattle for the next week, and I've been busy planning this out and such. Anyways, just wanted to let you know I'm not dead :P --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 13:20, 1 September 2012 (CDT)

==Ok, this time I'm really back==
Yeah... I've been gone for awhile, haven't I? Sorry about that. I've been busy with school stuff. I'll be back to regular editing soon, hopefully. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 15:12, 7 February 2013 (CST)
:Yes, I did :P I mainly got a ton of plushies. I also got a Wii U, but I don't play it much. Nintendo Land can only entertain for so long. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 09:38, 9 February 2013 (CST)
::Nintendo Land got boring after a few weeks. I haven't played New Super Mario Bros. U yet do to lack of time, but I'll get around to it. I've been mainly just playing old GBA games in my free time. The only Kirby game I played through recently is Kirby's Nightmare in Dreamland. I'm currently replaying Pokemon Emerald. :P --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 11:53, 10 February 2013 (CST)
:::I really liked Donkey Kong Crash Course. It was probably the only thing that kept me playing. I just started New Super Mario Bros. U today, it's really good. I probably won't play any further until I can get someone to play with. I haven't played Scribblenauts as of recently, Unlimited looks great, maybe I'll pick it up sometime. The Wii U hasn't really caught my attention as a whole though, I like playing handhelds better now :P. Maybe playing Wind Waker in HD will get me interested, haha. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 21:44, 11 February 2013 (CST)

==Hi==
Long time no talk. I still do weekly checkups on this wiki, and you're always so active. You recently hit 15,000 edits to this wiki, which is absolutely insane, haha. You keep this wiki alive :P --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 04:37, 7 September 2013 (UTC)

==Favicon==
Is it just me or is the Favicon broken? --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 06:18, 17 November 2013 (UTC)

== I really owe you apologies! ==

I was supposed to add the other manga chapters a long time ago! Are you going to add synopsis for the other chapters now? If not, I can still do it and that is my plan for the weekend! Though if you'd rather do it now, I completely understand... [[User:Star Light|Star Light]] ([[User talk:Star Light|talk]]) 21:37, 26 November 2013 (UTC)

== Thanks/Main Page ==

Thanks Torchickens. I know, I cropped the image so I can use it for the main page. xD Anyways, I may not stay for way too long, but I'll tweak some stuff a little while I'm here. ^^ [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] ([[User talk:Kagegamer12|talk]]) 18:19, 31 December 2013 (UTC)

:Should "Jams" in the Sea Jams category at the main page also be lowercased to match the consistency of the categories as well? [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] ([[User talk:Kagegamer12|talk]]) 18:32, 31 December 2013 (UTC)

::Alright, gotcha! [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] ([[User talk:Kagegamer12|talk]]) 18:43, 31 December 2013 (UTC)

==Sorry! Sorry!==
Oh crud Torch, I just saw the message you left me on Toriko Wiki back on October! I'm so sorry for not replying to it sooner! Are you still doing the new skin thing? If so what kind of skin would you like? No bubbles? Beach with sky? Etc something? -[[User:The Forgotten Beast|The Forgotten Beast]] ([[User talk:The Forgotten Beast|talk]]) 06:41, 6 January 2014 (UTC)
:I actually once tried to add a skyline to the skin but it didn't look so good what with the little artwork I was working with at the time... Anyway I'll see what I can do since now we have a bigger resource. -[[User:The Forgotten Beast|The Forgotten Beast]] ([[User talk:The Forgotten Beast|talk]]) 01:51, 7 January 2014 (UTC)

Template complete! Let me know if you need anything else. -[[User:The Forgotten Beast|The Forgotten Beast]] ([[User talk:The Forgotten Beast|talk]]) 16:12, 30 January 2014 (UTC)

==Main Page==
Sorry I'm late Torch and (somewhat late) Merry Christmas! What's the problem with the main page? Can you explain it to me in detail? -[[User:The Forgotten Beast|The Forgotten Beast]] ([[User talk:The Forgotten Beast|talk]]) 22:01, 26 December 2014 (UTC)
:That's OK. Yes. When you are on the Main Page itself (not any other page, it seems), the font size for the sidebar text, the tabs at the top of the page (user page, discussion, edit...) and the user links ((username), my talk, my preferences(...)) is made smaller. Additionally, the Starfy Wiki logo is cut off (you can't see all of Starly or Moe). The problem occurred when I added a new module called "[[:Template:SocialMedia]]" to [[:Template:Main Page]] Here is a picture to demonstrate this better. [http://i5.minus.com/iZ3zTf2axu8Ax.png] [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 00:28, 27 December 2014 (UTC)
::I finally fixed it! It turns out, all it needed was an added "</div>". Let me know if there's anything else I can do Torch! Merry "late" Christmas and a Happy New Year! -[[User:The Forgotten Beast|The Forgotten Beast]] ([[User talk:The Forgotten Beast|talk]]) 04:09, 29 December 2014 (UTC)
::OK, thank you very much Beast! Cool to hear that it wasn't hard for you to fix. Happy New Year! I wonder what 2015 will be like. [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 13:22, 31 December 2014 (UTC)

== Re: Welcome back ==

Yep, yep, no problem! Hope you had a nice Christmas as well! :) --{{User:Starphoria/Signature}} 00:12, 5 January 2015 (UTC)
:I also updated the main page a bit. I moved the 'Social Media' section over to the right column and archived some of the older updates in the 'News' section to even out the two columns and reduce the amount of scrolling on the main page. Hope it looks good. --{{User:Starphoria/Signature}} 00:22, 5 January 2015 (UTC)

== Favicon ==

Is it just me or is the Favicon not working? I am using Google Chrome; it might be a browser issue but I am not entirely sure. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 23:33, 21 January 2015 (UTC)
:Awesome, I see it. Thanks. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 01:07, 25 January 2015 (UTC)

==Account Creation Issues?==
Hey Torchikens, a user named ToastUltimatum has been attempting to make a Starfy Wiki account for awhile now and has been experiencing issues that he is not experiencing at other NIWA wikis. It seems that the issue is exclusive to Starfy Wiki. I'll give you the direct quote from him so that you can look into the situation more (if there is a problem at all), just thought that I would let you know:

*[10:03:34 AM] TaleOfTheToaster: Right, I've been trying to make an account on Starfy Wiki for the past few minutes, but the CAPTCHA question won't show up. And when I ignore it and hit Create account anyway, I just get a server error on IE and a blank screen on Firefox, so clearly the CAPTCHA is necessary despite it not showing up
*[10:03:36 AM] TaleOfTheToaster: Does anyone else wanna try making an account?
*[10:12:32 AM] TaleOfTheToaster: And yes, I have cookies enabled
*[10:16:14 AM] TaleOfTheToaster: I also got the CAPTCHA to load on Golden Sun Universe, so I think there must just be a problem with Starfy Wiki"

--[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 19:25, 24 March 2015 (UTC)
:It is a problem for me too. I'll add a page to the top notice for account creation requests, since I can create new accounts if I'm signed in. [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 20:47, 24 March 2015 (UTC)

== Re: Thank you ==

It's my pleasure. I have been working on and off on The Legendary Starfy in regards to speedrunning for years, and recently decided to get into the Japan only games. Very enjoyable series. I pretty much found those glitches while speedrunning the games, and I just found another graphical glitch while doing a run of the first game, which i just took the time to learn, (https://www.twitch.tv/diamond44444444/v/107860449). In regards to the correction for the enemy cards, I spent about 45 minutes looking for the Upon in 9-3 when I was getting 100% and I didn't want anybody else to fall victim to that.
I saw your channel on youtube a few months ago (At least I think it's your channel) and saw the skip you found in 5-5 of Densetsu no Stafy 2 and other things. That skip in particular was pretty cool and saves approximately 40-60 seconds in a speedrun, but given that it's already over an hour into a 4+ hour run I really won't be doing it in an RTA.
(I don't know exactly how to use this talk feature, so my apologies if i'm doing something wrong)
-[[User:Diamond|Diamond]] ([[User talk:Diamond|talk]]) 04:50, 20 December 2016 (UTC)

Re: Curious. Guidebooks do have the occasional error in them, so I guess it is understandable.
On the topic of the 5-5 skip and the original person who discovered it, I was going through that TASlog that you have in the description of that video and was looking at the video names for Stafy. A few ones really caught my eye, including the stafy3-stapy-doublejump (I'm implying that it applies to Stafi), the stafy3-rocket, the stafy2-cornerboost, and especially the stafy1_pearl_glitch. I would presume that you have accessed these files before since you found the 5-5 skip from it, so are you able to access these files and tell me what they are comprised of? I'm also curious what exactly is in the stafy2 parts of those files, since the game has not had much development in terms of speedrunning except for a really bad RTA that I did and an incomplete TAS that comprises only 3 levels.
In regards to the stafy1_pearl_glitch, if it pertains to obtaining pearls fast I would really like to know about it, since grinding pearls in that game for a 100% speedrun would be extremely tedious and annoying, almost as much so as in The Legendary Starfy 100%, which requires ~30 goes through 9-7 to get enough pearls. [[User:Diamond|Diamond]] ([[User talk:Diamond|talk]]) 00:36, 22 December 2016 (UTC)Diamond

== Re: Quotes Header ==

Uhhh I'm not sure if I'm doing this right lol.

Hello!

Cool, I'll get started on adding the headers. And thanks! Gotta keep this wiki alive somehow. :)

== Enemy Genders ==

So, starting with [[Nubble]], I've decided to "help" the wiki by adding the enemies' genders. I was wondering if this would fly with you, since i try to source my statments with the toys/trading cards/figurines. I hope you are OK with this. [[User:Derpyunikitty|Derpyunikitty]] ([[User talk:Derpyunikitty|talk]]) 03:16, 12 January 2018 (UTC)

== Captcha ==

Hi the wiki always asks me for a captcha. However, I find it to be time consuming and sorta annoying. Is there another way to prevent bots from registering? I also had to try a captcha like 7 times before sending this message as well. [[User:Results May Vary|Results May Vary]] ([[User talk:Results May Vary|talk]]) 23:54, 3 November 2018 (UTC)
:Ah hey thanks looks like that does work. The captchas may drive away potential legitimate editors though, so. [[User:Results May Vary|Results May Vary]] ([[User talk:Results May Vary|talk]]) 01:54, 4 November 2018 (UTC)
::Also, i just realized that registration captchas in questy format is how the spambots did not register any longer in wikirby (whatever that might mean). Fukaba just told me, so. [[User:Results May Vary|Results May Vary]] ([[User talk:Results May Vary|talk]]) 01:56, 4 November 2018 (UTC)

== Language barrier ==

The difficult thing about helping out on Starfy Wiki is the language barrier. Almost all the games are in Japanese, and i cant speak Japanese. Are you able to speak the language? [[User:Results May Vary|Results May Vary]] ([[User talk:Results May Vary|talk]]) 02:29, 4 November 2018 (UTC)
:Do you not want the association because of bad memories? Community? [[User:Results May Vary|Results May Vary]] ([[User talk:Results May Vary|talk]]) 04:29, 4 November 2018 (UTC)

== Hi! ==

Hey Torchickens! Sorry I didn't see this until now... I've been doing fine despite being usually busy with life. Do you like your current flat? This wiki pretty much covered a majority of the content from the Starfy series in all other aspects. It has been a long time since Starfy has had a new game, but at least Starfy returns in the new Smash. Mermaid also returned in the new Smash as a spirit. Also thanks for keeping maintenance for the wiki after all this time! What kind of RPG game have you been making? Did you also try out the recent remake of Kanto? --[[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] ([[User talk:Kagegamer12|talk]]) 04:13, 10 December 2018 (UTC)

:At the very least, you will own a place that you can call your very own. ^^ it is nice that the Smash series made more than one reference to the Starfy series. The game could have only mentioned Starfy alone, but the game decided to add other Starfy series characters in there as well.

:Sounds pretty deep, let me know of the progress you made with the game after awhile. Celeste kind of looked tough, but I might give it a look some day. Well you should join a group that shares your struggle if it will make you less lonely as a result. Most likely those people would share that discrimination as well, and there is more strength united than if tackled alone.

:I can agree to that. It is much better if projects can be done at your own pace than doing them on either a deadline or in a bad time. :D

:I also picked the Eevee version! While I do prefer battling over the Pokemon Go catch mechanics, I like having Pokemon show up visibly. I can pick and choose who I want to catch without having to deal with random encounters all the time. The arrangement does sound pretty nice despite not being able to use a bike in that game.

:Well I've tried out some of the recent Nintendo games like Super Mario Odyssey, Kirby Star Allies, Breath of the Wild, Mega Man 11, and Pokemon Ultra Moon. Have you heard of Undertale? The game seems most similar to Earthbound, but it is pretty unique on its own. The characters are all great and memorable, and the story changes based on how you deal with enemies and bosses. You can even potentially beat the game without killing anyone. --[[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] ([[User talk:Kagegamer12|talk]]) 21:35, 31 December 2018 (UTC)

::Yeah! Smash Bros has really done a good job showing off obscure Nintendo games and characters in general. My favorite obscure series personally is Chibi Robo.

::It is your game, so convey your message how you want it to be seen by others. I played a bit of VVVVVVV, it was alright. I also tried out Gunman Clive and Cave Story for the 3DS. Gunman Clive was a pretty decent run 'n gun platformer. You can even play as a duck that can only dodge everything. Cave Story was a pretty good intense platformer too with interesting characters and plot.

::As long as the two of remain good friends with each other, you won't be alone. ^^

::Yeah, I think Evie is a nice name too! Right, especially in caves where these encounters happen all the time.

::Well, it can get pretty dark if you kill monsters in that game, and the underground itself may seem unsettling in certain areas. However, the game does have some dynamic and quirky characters. If you spare your enemies they will become your friends. If you try to kill everyone, certain bosses will fight you as if you are the true evil of this world. While Flowey is scary, the rest of the characters aren't that bad. Your character can literally go on a date with a couple of the bosses.

::I've done a marathon of all the Classic, X, and Starforce games in the past including some of the spinoffs. What do you think of the Mega Man series in general?

::Happy New Year to you too! Yeah I have the game, and I beaten the story mode. I don't really have a main yet, but I liked playing as Little Mac against the spirits. Yeah, the spirits board adds some replayability once everything else is done. [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] ([[User talk:Kagegamer12|talk]]) 00:32, 20 January 2019 (UTC)

== Starfy 1 & 2 on iQue GBA ==

I dont know if you've heard the news but official translations (iQue GBA) of Starfy 1 & 2 have been recently discovered.

http://hiddenpalace.org/Densetsu_no_Stafy_(prototype)
http://hiddenpalace.org/Densetsu_no_Stafy_2_(prototype)

[[User:Results May Vary|Results May Vary]] ([[User talk:Results May Vary|talk]]) 13:48, 25 March 2019 (UTC)
:You're welcome. Sorry for linking to ROMS--these are official after all. Would it be ok to post title screen from it? [[User:Results May Vary|Results May Vary]] ([[User talk:Results May Vary|talk]]) 22:45, 25 March 2019 (UTC)

== Captcha 2 ==

I wasn't able to come to my computer yesterday, so coming back to the site today, I find a lot of spam spanning from Friday evening. I'm not able to take care of it all right now, I have more important matters to get to. Is there any way you can convince the site admins to install a better captcha so this doesn't happen again? And is there a way you can remove all the recent talk pages and/or mass block recent accounts? [[User:Alex95|Alex95]] ([[User talk:Alex95|talk]]) 16:51, 2 September 2019 (UTC)
:Yeah, I pinged Tappy (rather, Starfy Wiki as a whole) in Discord a few days ago and he went ahead with a wiki update and cleared out all the spam. Doesn't seem like the captcha problem was fixed, though. [[User:Alex95|Alex95]] ([[User talk:Alex95|talk]]) 16:12, 9 September 2019 (UTC)

You wanna try getting in touch with him again to set up a proper QuestyCaptcha? [[User:Alex95|Alex95]] ([[User talk:Alex95|talk]]) 17:52, 24 February 2021 (UTC)

== Leaks ==

Just because there's new information obtained illegally doesn't mean we shouldn't cover it. The content is official, and as long as we don't directly link to the content itself, we should be fine. Otherwise, we'd be pretending the information doesn't exist at all, which would be inaccurate. [[User:Alex95|Alex95]] ([[User talk:Alex95|talk]]) 23:32, 4 August 2020 (UTC)

== RE: Insect ==

So I've managed to locate a "master table" of every object in every map. There's a table at <tt>0x15C018</tt> that's 23 pointers long, 1 for each stage. Inside each of those pointers is another table of pointers corresponding to each area, and inside ''those'' pointers is another table for each map, which leads to 4 bytes telling you how many objects are in the map, and the next 4 bytes are a pointer to the map's array of object data (24 bytes specify each object). I've been meaning to put all my findings into a Google site to be easier to read, it's taking a while 'cause I can't make classic Google sites anymore and have to make a "New" one. (this is also a reminder to migrate ''your'' Google site soon).

This is another situation where editing the ROM directly is just much more efficient. For a fast way to look at objects, I changed the 4 bytes at <tt>0x19CC98</tt>. This is <tt>0x00000003</tt> by default and affects one of the first pearls you see in Stage 1-1 (subsequent visits). To get the insect, I just changed this value to <tt>0x00000005</tt>. I can most likely change this pearl to other objects (like doors), but they'll break unless I adjust the behavior parameters (the 16 following bytes in the ROM). [[User:Dimedime|Dimedime]] ([[User talk:Dimedime|talk]]) 14:14, 17 February 2021 (UTC)

Oh yeah, I've tallied every object in every map, and it appears that this insect is ''completely'' unreferenced in the game, even in the test stage. So, the only way to make it to appear is to replace an existing object like I did with editing the ROM. [[User:Dimedime|Dimedime]] ([[User talk:Dimedime|talk]]) 14:16, 17 February 2021 (UTC)
:Thank you so much! ^^ I'll experiment with this information. I was actually trying to do the same (just a way to spawn any enemy or object though really) at some point but gave up until I had more insight; so this really helps, and I can probably use that to make articles for every unique (indexed) object in Starfy 2. Maybe Starfy 3 and maybe even 1 use the same kind of data structure? Interesting, while speculating, I wonder if it's in Starfy 1 too, and/or what kind of unused objects the original may have. I also wondered about the jellyfish character which according to an interview Starfy was originally considered to be, but if there's anything left of it at all maybe it just became [[Jueri]]. [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 15:36, 17 February 2021 (UTC)
:Oh no, sorry to hear that and I hope they don't break the old Google Sites completely. Thanks I'll back up everything from my sites for now. Also I reached my storage limit on it recently so had to delete one of the "other game save files", but it was a Looney Tunes game and (I overlooked) the save I had didn't even make it far in the story or complete it, so I suppose that was reasonable. [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 15:39, 17 February 2021 (UTC)

== Need help ==

I am trying to browse using the “Random page” function but it doesn’t work. Do you know what is happening? [[User:MarioStarGuy|MarioStarGuy]] ([[User talk:MarioStarGuy|talk]]) 06:51, 28 March 2021 (EST)
:Works fine for me. Sometimes the wiki throws up 500 errors, though. [[User:Alex95|Alex95]] ([[User talk:Alex95|talk]]) 15:16, 28 March 2021 (UTC)
::Sorry to hear it's not working :(. Can you send a screenshot of it not working/the error message(s) please? Can forward it to [[User:Michael|the webmaster]]. [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 15:52, 28 March 2021 (UTC)

== Heyo! ==

Just wondering if you would let me do some interface work on this wiki (or enable personal CSS for me). I'd love to do some major redesigns on this wiki, especially with some actual assets to use. -- [[User:PanchamBro|PanchamBro]] ([[User talk:PanchamBro|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/PanchamBro|contributions]]) 20:36, 3 September 2021 (UTC)
:Hi! ^^ Sure, would be happy to, but it's usually {{user|Michael}} who manages the site as the webmaster/does the technical work. He used to be called Tappy on Skype a long time ago, but unsure what he's called now on Discord. Can look into it for you. Thanks. [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 17:32, 5 September 2021 (UTC)

== File upload is limited to 2MB ==

I've found 11 higher quality character artworks for ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' from a Nintendo E3 2009 Press Kit, but three of them are slightly larger than 2MB, and one is 11MB. Can you temporarily raise the restriction so I could upload these? Also, who is the owner of this domain and are they around? -[[User:Vipz|Vipz]] ([[User talk:Vipz|talk]]) 08:35, 29 January 2022 (UTC)

Slight update: Managed to upload 2 of those and a logo as new versions. I can't upload/make new files/filepages as a new editor. Many of them were also converted to PNG, whereas I have JPGs. -[[User:Vipz|Vipz]] ([[User talk:Vipz|talk]]) 08:57, 29 January 2022 (UTC)

== Interface admin? ==

Hey there! I was wondering if you'd be willing to make me an interface admin. I'd like to do some adjustments to make the wiki more accessible, and resolve some issues such as overflowing bullets, etc. I've described some changes I'd like to make at [[MediaWiki_talk:Monobook.css]]. Thank you! '''~[[User:SuperHamster|''Super''Hamster]]''' [[User talk:SuperHamster|Talk]] [[Special:Contribs/SuperHamster|Contribs]] 20:37, 13 May 2023 (UTC)
:Sure ^^. Thank you. [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 11:22, 15 May 2023 (UTC)

== Nintendo Switch Online ==

Good Morning,
Two days ago, it was announced that the original 3 Starfy games were going to be added to the Nintendo Switch Online service. Doing my normal browsing of the Nintendo Wikis, I checked this wiki's main page to see if they had caught the news, and to my surprise nothing was listed there. If I was able to, I would of added the news myself but I cannot. I've gone and edited the pages for the games added to address the news, but would you be able to edit the wiki's news page? Thank you, and have a great day. --[[User:Logangsta|Logangsta]] ([[User talk:Logangsta|talk]]) 01:23, 14 July 2024 (UTC)
:Sorry, some miscommunication. For whatever reason password reset got glitched for me on Torchickens. I'll check my emails again. I'm losing my mind as I stayed up 6 days straight. [[User:SiriusDevoured|SiriusDevoured]] ([[User talk:SiriusDevoured|talk]]) 14:09, 30 July 2024 (UTC)

== Main Page Social Media Links==
I believe the social media portion of the main page is in need of an overhaul. To start, the Pufftop Discord server has effectively replaced the Starfy subreddit it spawned from, and is multitudes more popular than it ever was. I believe a link to the Discord would should replace the link to the inactive subreddit. Next, Colorful Planet for years now has failed at their end of the bargain with the banner-for-banner relationship. The site is almost entirely scrubbed of any Starfy content, including referrals to this Wiki. Further, Starfy's Journal is a decade old unfinished web comic that is currently a dead link. Now is the perfect opportunity to replace it with a link to the Star of Sand Ocean Wiki, a new and regularly updated pair of Starfy web comics. Furthermore, I do not believe that the Starfy Fan Club should have been featured in the first place. It was clearly made by someone young in their spare time, and has not been updated since. Finally, the YouTube topic function has updated and the current link is dead. Now there is an individual channel for each of the five games.

Two more things. First, I think there should be a link to the [http://sutahimitu.fc2web.com/sutadou/sutafi-doumei.html Starfy Alliance]. It is also an old website without updates, but I think it would be cool if people sill made themselves members of the alliance. Second, the Project Pufftop Twitter account should be featured, if only to represent the Twitter presence of Starfy fans. -- [[User:Jubei|Jubei]] ([[User talk:Jubei|talk]]) 17:02, 6 October 2024 (UTC)

List of The Legendary Starfy series fansites

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Jubei:

This page is a list of [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fansites by language.

==English==

===Pufftop (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/dcM3kxFbZE Pufftop], named after the [[Pufftop]] kingdom Starfy's family rules over, is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It is the official [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] server for the inactive [https://www.reddit.com/r/thelegendarystarfy The Legendary Starfy subreddit], though it has come to gain an identity of its own. It is currently owned by [https://x.com/KoopsReturns Koops]. His position gives him the “Papa Star” role, named after [[Papa Star|Starfy’s father]]. Eleanor was originally the server owner, but she latter passed her ownership onto Koops. Eleanor currently holds the “Retired Old man Lobber” role, a reference to both the [[Old Man Lobber|character]] and her retirement status. The admins of the server are given the "Pufftop Veteran" role while moderators are given the “Pufftop Guards” role. This is a reference the characters known as [[Pufftop Guard|Pufftop Guards]]. Server bots are named after various bosses from the Starfy series and are given the “Boss” role. Sever ranks are named after the [[Lobber's Logbook]] ranks. Members who contribute to the fan community though translations, speedruns, or various creative mediums are given special roles. Some members have been given roles named after various characters from the series upon request.

Pufftop features channels for both Starfy series related and off topic discussion. Activity on the server is consistent and it continues to gain new members. Due to this, it can be argued that Pufftop is the most popular dedicated Starfy series fan space on the internet.

===Starfy Translation Team (Discord)===

Originally made by {{user|Torchickens}} as a space for work on the [[Fan translations of The Legendary Starfy series|fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy]], the [https://discord.gg/tKMhja2rgK Starfy Translation Team] Discord server has since expanded into a general hub for all Starfy series related translation efforts. Torchickens herself has stepped down from her role as project organizer for the the Densetsu no Starfy fan translation, though she maintains ownership of the server.

===The Legendary Starfy Forum (ProBoards)===

[https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net The Legendary Starfy Forum] is a forum about the Starfy series. It was established by [https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net/user/1 Graphite] in 2015 using the [[wikipedia:ProBoards|ProBoards]] hosting service. The forum contains different board categories consisting of a “General” category for forum information and updates, a “Starfy” category for discussing the Starfy series, and an “Off topic” category for fan works and miscellaneous discussion. Prior to the opening of this forum, a different forum about the Starfy series was established by MBArceus in 2010. The forum used the now defunct ZetaBoards hosting service.

Discussion about the Starfy series is also available on a dedicated [https://www.niwanetwork.org/forums/index.php?board=44.0 Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance board] of the NIWA Community Forums. However, after a few posts it ceased to receive much activity.

===Project Pufftop (Twitter)===

[https://x.com/ProjectPufftop2 Project Pufftop] is an [[wikipedia:Twitter|X/Twitter]] account made to campaign for an official the revival the Starfy series. In practice the account mainly retweets Starfy series related tweets by other users. It is run by Koops and [https://leavesss.carrd.co falllingleavess].

===The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki (Neocities)===

Pufftop admin and Starfy series fan artist [https://comicfury.com/profile.php?username=TiramisuGrenouille TiramisuGrenouille] is the creator of [https://thestarofsandocean.neocities.org The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki]. It is a website dedicated to TiramisuGrenouille’s web comic of the same name. The web comic takes place in an alternate universe where characters from the Starfy series are humans in the wild west. There is also has a [https://discord.gg/CUpAMuc9Hq Discord server] for fans of the project.

===Starfy Fan Club (Weebly)===

[https://starfyfanclub.weebly.com/index.html Starfy Fan Club] is a website dedicated to the Starfy series hosted on [[wikipedia:Weebly|Weebly]]. The earliest archived version of the site is from 2012. The site is rather bear bones, but it includes eight pages. “Home” is the home page of the website. "Starfy Gossip" is a shoutbox where people can discuss the Starfy series. "Starfy Facts" is a list of a couple facts about the Starfy series. "TLS Characters" is a set of brief descriptions for some of the characters present in The Legendary Starfy. "TLS Cheats" is a list of five unlockable features in The Legendary Starfy. "Fan Club" is where people can add themselves to the titular fan club. "Starfy Tunez" is a page featuring a few YouTube rips of [[The Legendary Starfy| The Legendary Starfy's]] original sound track. "Starfy Vs. Kirby" asks the viewer to participate in a defunct Crowdsignal poll.

===Salt Water Stafi===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20080207015108/http://www.saltwaterstafi.com Salt Water Stafi], also known as Saltwater Stafi or SALT WATER STAFI was an English fansite of the Starfy series run by [https://www.nintendolife.com/users/Corbs Corbie Dillard], a writer for Nintendo Life; a video game blog and review website, where he is known under the username Corbs. On August 27, 2007 the website moved to its own domain name.

The website included links to the official websites for Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 and mirrored the Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 FAQs on GameFAQs, with permission from the original authors. The website also included links to Corbie Dillard's personal Starfy collection, a page summarizing the history of The Legendary Starfy series called "History of Stafi 101" and a link to an annotated version of the Densetsu no Starfy 2 Stage Select map. For example, the stage names are incorrect and that “Kyorosuke's Shop” should be “Kyorosuke's House,” while 'HadeHirai's Photo Shop' should be “Lovely's Shop.”

In the comments of Corbie's Nintendo Life article, Starfy Finally Coming to North America!, Corbie posted on April 21st, 2009 that "Salt Water Stafi isn't gone yet" and is "just being reworked."

===Starfy Wiki===
{{main|Starfy Wiki:About}}
[[Main Page|Starfy Wiki]], known in full as '''The Legendary Starfy Wiki''' is a Wiki with various information about ''The Legendary Starfy'' series. The Wiki was founded on Wikia by {{user|BattleFranky202}} on May 30, 2009.

There are currently two Starfy Wikis - one hosted on [[Main Page|starfywiki.org]] (currently hosted by {{user|Michael}}, alias "Tappy", the webmaster of [http://www.hyrule.net Hyrule.net]) and an outdated one hosted on [http://starfy.wikia.com starfy.wikia.com]. This is due to the Wiki being forked by {{user|Michael}} on to the new domain name in early January 2011. All of the pages were imported, while images were re-uploaded separately.

The choice for Starfy Wiki to have its own domain name originated from the local staff's desires for the Wiki to become independent and possibly become part of the [[nwiki:Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance|Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance]] (NIWA) — an alliance promoting Wikis about [[Nintendo]] to stay independent and remain outside of the control of external companies. Starfy Wiki became a member of the NIWA on April 28, 2011. It is also affiliated with [[Starfy_Wiki:Affiliates|a number of other websites]].

==Japanese==

===Colorful Planet===

[http://www.colorfulplanet.net Colorful Planet] is the the personal multipurpose website of [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/59540773 mustard_pudding] (Japanese: 洋芥子ぷりん) where they post their fan works based on Nintendo properties. The Splatoon series is currently their primary focus, but some works based on the Stary series and other properties are still hosted there. However, most fan works that were not based on Splatoon have been removed.

A former companion site to Colorful Planet under the name [http://web.archive.org/web/20210304084321/http://stafykirby.blog17.fc2.com Sauce is Soy Sauce] (Japanese: ソースはしょう油で) was also created by mustard_pudding. It was hosted on [[wikipedia:FC2 (portal)|FC2]]. The site originally severed as a personal blog, but it is now defunct. That role has now been taken on by Colorful Planet itself among its other roles.

===At This Late Hour (FC2)===
[http://imasara217.blog33.fc2.com At This Late Hour] (Japanese: 今更, Imasara) is an abandoned Japanese blog previously run by [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/330783 Little Y] (Japanese: りとるY) hosted on FC2. It was there Little Y would post their fan art based on Nintendo properties, mostly the Starfy series. The blog began on August 14, 2008 and was last updated on January 1, 2018.

The blog has since been replaced by Little Y’s personal [https://twitter.com/little_y17 X/Twitter account]. While they still share their fan art of Nintendo properties, including the Starfy series, most of their tweets revolve around their experiences playing video games for the Nintendo Switch.

===Starfy Alliance (FC2)===
[http://sutahimitu.fc2web.com/sutadou/sutafi-doumei.html Starfy Alliance] (Japanese: スタフィー同盟) is a website hosted on FC2 that hosts web banners for those who want to be a part of the titular Starfy Alliance. This alliance is informal, as all it takes to become a member is either using one of the site’s banners on your own website or simply proclaiming your love of the Starfy series if you do not have a website.

===Original Characters (FC2)===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20200106191101/https://originalcharacters.net Original Characters] is a now defunct website established by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile So] (Japanese: そー) that was hosted on FC2. It was made as a platform for people to share their own original characters. Early in the site’s history large sections of it were dedicated to fan works based on other properties, including the [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Starfy series]. These sections were later removed from the site former, but they were still viable via an on site archive section. The Starfy series section was robust, featuring fan art, fan fiction, and [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm fan games]. Around 2020 the whole site, including it’s archives, was taken down.

So also runs a personal profile site with miscellaneous information about them. They used to list and link to many of their video games and websites, but all mention of those as also deleted around 2020. However, their artwork is still available via self hosted archives on the site.

===Legendary Adventure (FC2)===

[http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com Legendary Adventure] (Japanese: 伝説のアドベンチャー) was a website hosted on FC2. The website offered tips, cheats and glitches for ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Tomato Adventure|Tomato Adventure]]'', ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and other games, such as those in the ''[http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/company/10626.html Quiz Magic Academy]'' series. The website also had a blog and bulletin board. The website currently appears to be offline but cached versions of [https://web.archive.org/web/20131211220010/http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com/ the main page] and [http://archive.today/NQlac its Imadame glitch documentation] exist.

==See also==
*[[List of official The Legendary Starfy series websites]]

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List of The Legendary Starfy series fansites

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Jubei:

This page is a list of [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fansites by language.

==English==

===Pufftop (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/dcM3kxFbZE Pufftop], named after the [[Pufftop]] kingdom Starfy's family rules over, is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It is the official [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] server for the inactive [https://www.reddit.com/r/thelegendarystarfy The Legendary Starfy subreddit], though it has come to gain an identity of its own. It is currently owned by [https://x.com/KoopsReturns Koops]. His position gives him the “Papa Star” role, named after [[Papa Star|Starfy’s father]]. Eleanor was originally the server owner, but she latter passed her ownership onto Koops. Eleanor currently holds the “Retired Old man Lobber” role, a reference to both the [[Old Man Lobber|character]] and her retirement status. The admins of the server are given the "Pufftop Veteran" role while moderators are given the “Pufftop Guards” role. This is a reference the characters known as [[Pufftop Guard|Pufftop Guards]]. Server bots are named after various bosses from the Starfy series and are given the “Boss” role. Sever ranks are named after the [[Lobber's Logbook]] ranks. Members who contribute to the fan community though translations, speedruns, or various creative mediums are given special roles. Some members have been given roles named after various characters from the series upon request.

Pufftop features channels for both Starfy series related and off topic discussion. Activity on the server is consistent and it continues to gain new members. Due to this, it can be argued that Pufftop is the most popular dedicated Starfy series fan space on the internet.

===Starfy Translation Team (Discord)===

Originally made by {{user|Torchickens}} as a space for work on the [[Fan translations of The Legendary Starfy series|fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy]], the [https://discord.gg/tKMhja2rgK Starfy Translation Team] server has since expanded into a general hub for all Starfy series related translation efforts. Torchickens herself has stepped down from her role as project organizer for the the Densetsu no Starfy fan translation, though she maintains ownership of the server.

===The Legendary Starfy Forum (ProBoards)===

[https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net The Legendary Starfy Forum] is a forum about the Starfy series. It was established by [https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net/user/1 Graphite] in 2015 using the [[wikipedia:ProBoards|ProBoards]] hosting service. The forum contains different board categories consisting of a “General” category for forum information and updates, a “Starfy” category for discussing the Starfy series, and an “Off topic” category for fan works and miscellaneous discussion. Prior to the opening of this forum, a different forum about the Starfy series was established by MBArceus in 2010. The forum used the now defunct ZetaBoards hosting service.

Discussion about the Starfy series is also available on a dedicated [https://www.niwanetwork.org/forums/index.php?board=44.0 Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance board] of the NIWA Community Forums. However, after a few posts it ceased to receive much activity.

===Project Pufftop (Twitter)===

[https://x.com/ProjectPufftop2 Project Pufftop] is an [[wikipedia:Twitter|X/Twitter]] account made to campaign for an official the revival the Starfy series. In practice the account mainly retweets Starfy series related tweets by other users. It is run by Koops and [https://leavesss.carrd.co falllingleavess].

===The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki (Neocities)===

Pufftop admin and Starfy series fan artist [https://comicfury.com/profile.php?username=TiramisuGrenouille TiramisuGrenouille] is the creator of [https://thestarofsandocean.neocities.org The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki]. It is a website dedicated to TiramisuGrenouille’s web comic of the same name. The web comic takes place in an alternate universe where characters from the Starfy series are humans in the wild west. There is also has a [https://discord.gg/CUpAMuc9Hq Discord server] for fans of the project.

===Starfy Fan Club (Weebly)===

[https://starfyfanclub.weebly.com/index.html Starfy Fan Club] is a website dedicated to the Starfy series hosted on [[wikipedia:Weebly|Weebly]]. The earliest archived version of the site is from 2012. The site is rather bear bones, but it includes eight pages. “Home” is the home page of the website. "Starfy Gossip" is a shoutbox where people can discuss the Starfy series. "Starfy Facts" is a list of a couple facts about the Starfy series. "TLS Characters" is a set of brief descriptions for some of the characters present in The Legendary Starfy. "TLS Cheats" is a list of five unlockable features in The Legendary Starfy. "Fan Club" is where people can add themselves to the titular fan club. "Starfy Tunez" is a page featuring a few YouTube rips of [[The Legendary Starfy| The Legendary Starfy's]] original sound track. "Starfy Vs. Kirby" asks the viewer to participate in a defunct Crowdsignal poll.

===Salt Water Stafi===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20080207015108/http://www.saltwaterstafi.com Salt Water Stafi], also known as Saltwater Stafi or SALT WATER STAFI was an English fansite of the Starfy series run by [https://www.nintendolife.com/users/Corbs Corbie Dillard], a writer for Nintendo Life; a video game blog and review website, where he is known under the username Corbs. On August 27, 2007 the website moved to its own domain name.

The website included links to the official websites for Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 and mirrored the Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 FAQs on GameFAQs, with permission from the original authors. The website also included links to Corbie Dillard's personal Starfy collection, a page summarizing the history of The Legendary Starfy series called "History of Stafi 101" and a link to an annotated version of the Densetsu no Starfy 2 Stage Select map. For example, the stage names are incorrect and that “Kyorosuke's Shop” should be “Kyorosuke's House,” while 'HadeHirai's Photo Shop' should be “Lovely's Shop.”

In the comments of Corbie's Nintendo Life article, Starfy Finally Coming to North America!, Corbie posted on April 21st, 2009 that "Salt Water Stafi isn't gone yet" and is "just being reworked."

===Starfy Wiki===
{{main|Starfy Wiki:About}}
[[Main Page|Starfy Wiki]], known in full as '''The Legendary Starfy Wiki''' is a Wiki with various information about ''The Legendary Starfy'' series. The Wiki was founded on Wikia by {{user|BattleFranky202}} on May 30, 2009.

There are currently two Starfy Wikis - one hosted on [[Main Page|starfywiki.org]] (currently hosted by {{user|Michael}}, alias "Tappy", the webmaster of [http://www.hyrule.net Hyrule.net]) and an outdated one hosted on [http://starfy.wikia.com starfy.wikia.com]. This is due to the Wiki being forked by {{user|Michael}} on to the new domain name in early January 2011. All of the pages were imported, while images were re-uploaded separately.

The choice for Starfy Wiki to have its own domain name originated from the local staff's desires for the Wiki to become independent and possibly become part of the [[nwiki:Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance|Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance]] (NIWA) — an alliance promoting Wikis about [[Nintendo]] to stay independent and remain outside of the control of external companies. Starfy Wiki became a member of the NIWA on April 28, 2011. It is also affiliated with [[Starfy_Wiki:Affiliates|a number of other websites]].

==Japanese==

===Colorful Planet===

[http://www.colorfulplanet.net Colorful Planet] is the the personal multipurpose website of [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/59540773 mustard_pudding] (Japanese: 洋芥子ぷりん) where they post their fan works based on Nintendo properties. The Splatoon series is currently their primary focus, but some works based on the Stary series and other properties are still hosted there. However, most fan works that were not based on Splatoon have been removed.

A former companion site to Colorful Planet under the name [http://web.archive.org/web/20210304084321/http://stafykirby.blog17.fc2.com Sauce is Soy Sauce] (Japanese: ソースはしょう油で) was also created by mustard_pudding. It was hosted on [[wikipedia:FC2 (portal)|FC2]]. The site originally severed as a personal blog, but it is now defunct. That role has now been taken on by Colorful Planet itself among its other roles.

===At This Late Hour (FC2)===
[http://imasara217.blog33.fc2.com At This Late Hour] (Japanese: 今更, Imasara) is an abandoned Japanese blog previously run by [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/330783 Little Y] (Japanese: りとるY) hosted on FC2. It was there Little Y would post their fan art based on Nintendo properties, mostly the Starfy series. The blog began on August 14, 2008 and was last updated on January 1, 2018.

The blog has since been replaced by Little Y’s personal [https://twitter.com/little_y17 X/Twitter account]. While they still share their fan art of Nintendo properties, including the Starfy series, most of their tweets revolve around their experiences playing video games for the Nintendo Switch.

===Starfy Alliance (FC2)===
[http://sutahimitu.fc2web.com/sutadou/sutafi-doumei.html Starfy Alliance] (Japanese: スタフィー同盟) is a website hosted on FC2 that hosts web banners for those who want to be a part of the titular Starfy Alliance. This alliance is informal, as all it takes to become a member is either using one of the site’s banners on your own website or simply proclaiming your love of the Starfy series if you do not have a website.

===Original Characters (FC2)===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20200106191101/https://originalcharacters.net Original Characters] is a now defunct website established by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile So] (Japanese: そー) that was hosted on FC2. It was made as a platform for people to share their own original characters. Early in the site’s history large sections of it were dedicated to fan works based on other properties, including the [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Starfy series]. These sections were later removed from the site former, but they were still viable via an on site archive section. The Starfy series section was robust, featuring fan art, fan fiction, and [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm fan games]. Around 2020 the whole site, including it’s archives, was taken down.

So also runs a personal profile site with miscellaneous information about them. They used to list and link to many of their video games and websites, but all mention of those as also deleted around 2020. However, their artwork is still available via self hosted archives on the site.

===Legendary Adventure (FC2)===

[http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com Legendary Adventure] (Japanese: 伝説のアドベンチャー) was a website hosted on FC2. The website offered tips, cheats and glitches for ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Tomato Adventure|Tomato Adventure]]'', ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and other games, such as those in the ''[http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/company/10626.html Quiz Magic Academy]'' series. The website also had a blog and bulletin board. The website currently appears to be offline but cached versions of [https://web.archive.org/web/20131211220010/http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com/ the main page] and [http://archive.today/NQlac its Imadame glitch documentation] exist.

==See also==
*[[List of official The Legendary Starfy series websites]]

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List of The Legendary Starfy series fansites

2024-10-06T20:07:35Z

Jubei:

This page is a list of [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fansites by language.

==English==

===Pufftop (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/dcM3kxFbZE Pufftop], named after the [[Pufftop]] kingdom Starfy's family rules over, is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It is the official [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] server for the inactive [https://www.reddit.com/r/thelegendarystarfy The Legendary Starfy subreddit], though it has come to gain an identity of its own. It is currently owned by [https://x.com/KoopsReturns Koops]. His position gives him the “Papa Star” role, named after [[Papa Star|Starfy’s father]]. Eleanor was originally the server owner, but she latter passed her ownership onto Koops. Eleanor currently holds the “Retired Old man Lobber” role, a reference to both the [[Old Man Lobber|character]] and her retirement status. The admins of the server are given the "Pufftop Veteran" role while moderators are given the “Pufftop Guards” role. This is a reference the characters known as [[Pufftop Guard|Pufftop Guards]]. Server bots are named after various bosses from the Starfy series and are given the “Boss” role. Sever ranks are named after the [[Lobber's Logbook]] ranks. Members who contribute to the fan community though translations, speedruns, or various creative mediums are given special roles. Some members have been given roles named after various characters from the series upon request.

Pufftop features channels for both Starfy series related and off topic discussion. Activity on the server is consistent and it continues to gain new members. Due to this, it can be argued that Pufftop is the most popular dedicated Starfy series fan space on the internet.

===Starfy Translation Team (Discord)===

Originally made by {{user|Torchickens}} as a space for work on the [[Fan translations of The Legendary Starfy series|fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy]], the [https://discord.gg/tKMhja2rgK Starfy Translation Team] server has since expanded into a general hub for all Starfy series related translation efforts. Torchickens herself has stepped down from her role as project organizer for the the Densetsu no Starfy fan translation, though she maintains ownership of the server.

===The Legendary Starfy Forum (ProBoards)===

[https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net The Legendary Starfy Forum] is a forum about the Starfy series. It was established by [https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net/user/1 Graphite] in 2015 using the [[wikipedia:ProBoards|ProBoards]] hosting service. The forum contains different board categories consisting of a “General” category for forum information and updates, a “Starfy” category for discussing the Starfy series, and an “Off topic” category for fan works and miscellaneous discussion. Prior to the opening of this forum, a different forum about the Starfy series was established by MBArceus in 2010. The forum used the now defunct ZetaBoards hosting service.

Discussion about the Starfy series is also available on a dedicated [https://www.niwanetwork.org/forums/index.php?board=44.0 Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance board] of the NIWA Community Forums. However, after a few posts it ceased to receive much activity.

===Project Pufftop (Twitter)===

[https://x.com/ProjectPufftop2 Project Pufftop] is an [[wikipedia:Twitter|X/Twitter]] account made to campaign for an official the revival the Starfy series. In practice the account mainly retweets Starfy series related tweets by other users. It is run by Koops and [https://leavesss.carrd.co falllingleavess].

===The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki (Neocities)===

Pufftop admin and Starfy series fan artist [https://comicfury.com/profile.php?username=TiramisuGrenouille TiramisuGrenouille] is the creator of [https://thestarofsandocean.neocities.org The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki]. It is a website dedicated to TiramisuGrenouille’s web comic of the same name. The web comic takes place in an alternate universe where characters from the Starfy series are humans in the wild west. There is also has a [https://discord.gg/CUpAMuc9Hq Discord server] for fans of the project.

===Starfy Fan Club (Weebly)===

[https://starfyfanclub.weebly.com/index.html Starfy Fan Club] is a website dedicated to the Starfy series hosted on [[wikipedia:Weebly|Weebly]]. The earliest archived version of the site is from 2012. The site is rather bear bones, but it includes eight pages. “Home” is the home page of the website. "Starfy Gossip" is a shoutbox where people can discuss the Starfy series. "Starfy Facts" is a list of a couple facts about the Starfy series. "TLS Characters" is a set of brief descriptions for some of the characters present in The Legendary Starfy. "TLS Cheats" is a list of five unlockable features in The Legendary Starfy. "Fan Club" is where people can add themselves to the titular fan club. "Starfy Tunez" is a blank page. "Starfy Vs. Kirby" asks the viewer to participate in a defunct Crowdsignal poll.

===Salt Water Stafi===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20080207015108/http://www.saltwaterstafi.com Salt Water Stafi], also known as Saltwater Stafi or SALT WATER STAFI was an English fansite of the Starfy series run by [https://www.nintendolife.com/users/Corbs Corbie Dillard], a writer for Nintendo Life; a video game blog and review website, where he is known under the username Corbs. On August 27, 2007 the website moved to its own domain name.

The website included links to the official websites for Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 and mirrored the Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 FAQs on GameFAQs, with permission from the original authors. The website also included links to Corbie Dillard's personal Starfy collection, a page summarizing the history of The Legendary Starfy series called "History of Stafi 101" and a link to an annotated version of the Densetsu no Starfy 2 Stage Select map. For example, the stage names are incorrect and that “Kyorosuke's Shop” should be “Kyorosuke's House,” while 'HadeHirai's Photo Shop' should be “Lovely's Shop.”

In the comments of Corbie's Nintendo Life article, Starfy Finally Coming to North America!, Corbie posted on April 21st, 2009 that "Salt Water Stafi isn't gone yet" and is "just being reworked."

===Starfy Wiki===
{{main|Starfy Wiki:About}}
[[Main Page|Starfy Wiki]], known in full as '''The Legendary Starfy Wiki''' is a Wiki with various information about ''The Legendary Starfy'' series. The Wiki was founded on Wikia by {{user|BattleFranky202}} on May 30, 2009.

There are currently two Starfy Wikis - one hosted on [[Main Page|starfywiki.org]] (currently hosted by {{user|Michael}}, alias "Tappy", the webmaster of [http://www.hyrule.net Hyrule.net]) and an outdated one hosted on [http://starfy.wikia.com starfy.wikia.com]. This is due to the Wiki being forked by {{user|Michael}} on to the new domain name in early January 2011. All of the pages were imported, while images were re-uploaded separately.

The choice for Starfy Wiki to have its own domain name originated from the local staff's desires for the Wiki to become independent and possibly become part of the [[nwiki:Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance|Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance]] (NIWA) — an alliance promoting Wikis about [[Nintendo]] to stay independent and remain outside of the control of external companies. Starfy Wiki became a member of the NIWA on April 28, 2011. It is also affiliated with [[Starfy_Wiki:Affiliates|a number of other websites]].

==Japanese==

===Colorful Planet===

[http://www.colorfulplanet.net Colorful Planet] is the the personal multipurpose website of [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/59540773 mustard_pudding] (Japanese: 洋芥子ぷりん) where they post their fan works based on Nintendo properties. The Splatoon series is currently their primary focus, but some works based on the Stary series and other properties are still hosted there. However, most fan works that were not based on Splatoon have been removed.

A former companion site to Colorful Planet under the name [http://web.archive.org/web/20210304084321/http://stafykirby.blog17.fc2.com Sauce is Soy Sauce] (Japanese: ソースはしょう油で) was also created by mustard_pudding. It was hosted on [[wikipedia:FC2 (portal)|FC2]]. The site originally severed as a personal blog, but it is now defunct. That role has now been taken on by Colorful Planet itself among its other roles.

===At This Late Hour (FC2)===
[http://imasara217.blog33.fc2.com At This Late Hour] (Japanese: 今更, Imasara) is an abandoned Japanese blog previously run by [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/330783 Little Y] (Japanese: りとるY) hosted on FC2. It was there Little Y would post their fan art based on Nintendo properties, mostly the Starfy series. The blog began on August 14, 2008 and was last updated on January 1, 2018.

The blog has since been replaced by Little Y’s personal [https://twitter.com/little_y17 X/Twitter account]. While they still share their fan art of Nintendo properties, including the Starfy series, most of their tweets revolve around their experiences playing video games for the Nintendo Switch.

===Starfy Alliance (FC2)===
[http://sutahimitu.fc2web.com/sutadou/sutafi-doumei.html Starfy Alliance] (Japanese: スタフィー同盟) is a website hosted on FC2 that hosts web banners for those who want to be a part of the titular Starfy Alliance. This alliance is informal, as all it takes to become a member is either using one of the site’s banners on your own website or simply proclaiming your love of the Starfy series if you do not have a website.

===Original Characters (FC2)===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20200106191101/https://originalcharacters.net Original Characters] is a now defunct website established by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile So] (Japanese: そー) that was hosted on FC2. It was made as a platform for people to share their own original characters. Early in the site’s history large sections of it were dedicated to fan works based on other properties, including the [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Starfy series]. These sections were later removed from the site former, but they were still viable via an on site archive section. The Starfy series section was robust, featuring fan art, fan fiction, and [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm fan games]. Around 2020 the whole site, including it’s archives, was taken down.

So also runs a personal profile site with miscellaneous information about them. They used to list and link to many of their video games and websites, but all mention of those as also deleted around 2020. However, their artwork is still available via self hosted archives on the site.

===Legendary Adventure (FC2)===

[http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com Legendary Adventure] (Japanese: 伝説のアドベンチャー) was a website hosted on FC2. The website offered tips, cheats and glitches for ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Tomato Adventure|Tomato Adventure]]'', ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and other games, such as those in the ''[http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/company/10626.html Quiz Magic Academy]'' series. The website also had a blog and bulletin board. The website currently appears to be offline but cached versions of [https://web.archive.org/web/20131211220010/http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com/ the main page] and [http://archive.today/NQlac its Imadame glitch documentation] exist.

==See also==
*[[List of official The Legendary Starfy series websites]]

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Horun

2024-10-06T17:05:20Z

Jubei:

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{{Characters
|name = Horun
|image = [[File:Horun1OA.jpg|150px]]
|kana = ホルーン, ''Horūn''
|fanname= Horun
|species = Ammonite
|affiliates = [[Starfy]], [[Moe]]
|residence = [[Undersea Temple]], [[Yo-Ho Mountains]]
|firstgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''
|latestgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''
}}
'''Horun''' is a character who resembles an ammonite with bird wings and rabbit ears. He only appears in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''.

==In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''==

In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', Horun is found in [[Undersea Temple]]. Horun is attacked by [[Doppel]], then he mistakes [[Starfy]] for Doppel and tries to attack him. Once he realizes who he really is, he helps him and [[Moe]] find [[Pufftop]]. Horun reveals that Pufftop was once part of Undersea Temple.

==In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''==
In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', Horun is found in [[Area]] 4 of [[Yo-Ho Mountains]]. [[Moe]] asks Horun where the 'Yellow [[Puchi Ogura]]' is ({{PuchiOgura|7}}) and Horun replies that he saw someone in the clouds just below [[Pufftop]] (Yo-Ho Mountains Area 5). He tells Starfy how to get past the [[Demeka]].

Horun is later found in Area 5 with Starfy, Moe and Puchi Ogura #7. Puchi Ogura #7 throws a bomb that makes a hole in the ground, separating Starfy and Moe from Horun. Horun tells them that he is waiting later on. Starfy and Moe catch up with Horun at the boss door after entering several rooms and dodging Puchi Ogura #7's bombs.

==Gallery==
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File:Photo26.PNG|Horun's [[Photograph]].
File:Horun1.PNG|Horun's sprite.
File:Duria Antiquior.jpg|''Duria Antiquior'' Horun's likely inspiration.
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==Trivia==
Horun's design is likely based on early 19th century reconstructions of ammonites. They were depicted as having dorsal tentacles resembling rabbit ears, which they used as sails to travel across the ocean surface. These reconstructions were based on the widely believed behavior of [[wikipedia:Argonaut (animal)|argonauts]], extant animals that visually resemble ammonites. In truth, argonauts use their dorsal tentacles to create their shell-like egg cases, and ammonites likely never had the feature in the first place.
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User talk:Torchickens

2024-10-06T17:02:34Z

Jubei:

<div style="border: 1px solid aqua; background: lightblue; padding: 0.5em; margin: 0.5em 0.5em 1em; text-align: center;">'''[[User talk:Torchickens|Current]]''' | '''[[User talk:Torchickens/Archive 1|Archive 1 (Jan 29, 2011- April 14, 2012)]]''' | </div>
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==A couple things==
# Do you mind if I add an "Affiliates" section to the sidebar, but not include the NIWA Wikis we are directly affiliated with? (Maybe we should just add all the NIWA Wikis to our Affiliates page like WiKirby anyway...)
# Your talkpage is 37 kilobytes long, perhaps it is time for an Archive... (TFB, Star Light, BattleFranky, and Kage could probably use an archive as well o.o)

Also, I was going to mention those next time we were on Skype, but I decided to mention those here because I made a coding error > < --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 19:31, 13 April 2012 (EDT)

==To-Do List==
Where is that to do list of all the disambiguation pages you want made? I can get them done soon :) --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 16:24, 24 April 2012 (CDT)
:Alright, thanks, I'll get them done ASAP. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 19:17, 25 April 2012 (CDT)

==Check User==
We've gotten the CheckUser extension - I suggest you contact Beast to give everyone the rights. :p --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 12:11, 29 April 2012 (CDT)

==Inactivity==
I'll be inactive for a little bit, but I check up on the wiki every day to see if there is something that needs me. I won't be doing any editing though :/ Procrastination sucks :/ --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 18:18, 4 May 2012 (CDT)
:That exam is on my birthday... :p --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 16:45, 10 May 2012 (CDT)

== RE: ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' music ==

Eh, I'll probably update all the track names eventually, right now I'm taking screenshots of all the key items in the GBA games as well as their Japanese descriptions. Hmm that is interesting, I do have a skype now so I guess we can talk about it some more if you want.

That song should be on there, I was able to find it right away on youtube. Try searching "Starfy 4 World 7 Map" on the search bar on youtube, and it should be the top video there. I also don't mind if we install an extension to embed audio files. -[[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] 00:20, 16 May 2012 (CDT)
:Mine is "kage2347" and I will usually appear "away" or sometimes "invisible" when I'm online. And yeah probably xD. [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] 09:44, 20 May 2012 (CDT)

== [[Squeak Squeak Panic]] ==
So basically you want me to put the two sprites into a gallery without them looking weird? [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] 09:44, 20 May 2012 (CDT)

==Re:==
Sorry for the absence, I'm not dead, lol. I've had a long, busy, and rough May, and haven't had time for the wiki. I'll be more active over the summer. Please give everyone my apologies, and if I am needed, email me and I will respond. I'll be back around the end of June. Sorry!! --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 18:05, 28 May 2012 (CDT)

== Re: Attack Powers ==

Sure, we can put them all into a list :D, either grouping them by stage or grouping them together by three central groups: enemies, obstacles, and bosses. And alright thanks! [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] 10:26, 29 May 2012 (CDT)
: Do you mind if I make a table for obstacles in your list? And also where would [[Arumarji]] fit in that list since he is capable of causing damage as well. [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] 12:30, 29 May 2012 (CDT)
::I suppose we could add Friends as a sub-title if you want, either way I have all the obstacles up there now. [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] 13:24, 29 May 2012 (CDT)
:::Well, other than the tornadoes that make you dizzy, the breakable blocks, and the other obstacles that don't cause damage to you, I say it is good for now on attack power! [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] 08:50, 5 June 2012 (CDT)

==Thanks==
Thanks! :D I'll do some wiki editing... eventually. E3 was disappointing. Pikmin 3 looks fun, and the 2 Mario games and NintendoLand, but kinda disappointing, I was expecting a Metroid. :/ --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 20:44, 5 June 2012 (CDT)
:Yeah. To be honest, I am not excited about the two new Mario games. Pikmin 3 looks interesting. NintendoLand is actually much better than it seems, as I've heard. An F-Zero attraction was announced, and it seems like a Yoshi and Balloon Fight attraction will be coming. Nintendo posted pictures of all the series icons that will be in NintendoLand, and there was a Yoshi Egg and a Balloon. Is P-100 being published by Nintendo? Game and Wario looks interesting. Rayman Legends looks fantastic. I don't like Scribblenauts all too much, because I always come up with boring words. The "core" games announced look fun. Though, I'm not interested in ZombiU or Batman.

:Everyone is saying Ubisoft won E3, and I could agree with that. Sony and Microsoft also bombed.

:Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon and Paper Mario: Sticker Star look fun. Nintendo shouldn't have announced those until this year, in my honest opinion though. I'm still anticipating Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance and Heroes of Ruin. I believe Nintendo gave other third-party titles the spotlight, but I cannot remember which. There is still the 3DS thing today, I think Animal Crossing will be showed off, and hopefully a couple new titles. Next year's E3 will be much better, I think. At least I get to keep my money this year, lol. I'll just ask for everything for Christmas (except for the Wii U) since I have a lot of relatives.

:The titles for the Wii U I am excited for are... Pikmin 3 and Rayman Legends. I need more info on Game and Wario, NintendoLand, and P-100 before I consider those. Of course I'll get the New Mario Bros. U, but, it won't be a "must have". If Nintendo had simply ''announced'' a Metroid, a Star Fox, or a F-Zero, I would be content. However, they did not. Oh well. I'm expecting better from the 3DS conference today. Other than that, I get to keep my money. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 17:18, 6 June 2012 (CDT)

::I remember Project Hammer. Project P-100 looks pretty sweet though. I hope it becomes a series for Nintendo. I've actually been pleased with Nintendo's effors lately. They are bringing us newer IPs and reviving older ones. I don't like the fact they are giving us all these Mario games though. Make a Metroid, a F-Zero, a Star Fox. I do want to see more new franchises from Nintendo though. You live in Europe, so it doesn't apply to you, but I hope they announce a Fire Emblem Awakening NA release. I can't wait to see more of Luigi's Mansion Dark Moon, Paper Mario, and Animal Crossing as well as newer titles.

::I'm sorry to hear about your financial troubles, I was in the same boat not too long ago. Both my Mom and Dad were out of a job. My Dad works for real estate and the person who managed it all died. He found old friends of his working in real estate, and made a deal with them. My Mom couldn't find and nursing work after being laid off. She's found work, but is still having trouble finding a good job. However, I have two older sisters who are really successful, and they give support to my dad. (My parents are divorced) Things have gotten better for us, though. I'm sorry to hear about your dad as well. I can understand because I've had an uncle close to us who died 2 1/2 years ago. I also had my step-grandmother die. We've been doing better much better now, though. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 19:02, 6 June 2012 (CDT)
:::By "classic", I mean Kid Icarus, Punch Out!!, Donkey Kong Country, the return to 2D Mario, Sin and Punishment, etc. Nintendo has been reviving more well-known games like that. A Balloon Fight and Ice Climber game would be nice. Ice Climber could be an amazing platformer. The word "Ice" is holding it back for me though. If they were to revive it, they would need to do a whole lot. Ice setting would get boring. Maybe just "Climber", but even if they kept the name "Ice Climber", and had ice themes, I'm sure Nintendo could do something.

:::Luigi's Mansion Dark Moon looks really cool. I like the whole multiple mansions idea, and I can't wait to see where the series goes from here. Paper Mario Sticker Star looks incredible, but are there partners? If not, then I will be massively upset. Partners rule. I enjoyed Super Paper Mario, but the first two games were superior to it. I really like how in Sticker Star, real life objects can be affect everything. I really want to hear something about Animal Crossing: Jump Out. Animal Crossing is probably my most played Nintendo franchise in hours total trying to collect everything. stupic golden axe... I hope you can get eaten by sharks when swimming. Kind of like the scorpions and tarantulas. I hope Nintendo does more unique things with it though. I'm still not exactly excited for the two new mario games. Mario Bros. 2 feels like a Wario game. Mario Bros. U looks more interesting, and if I ever play multiplayer, I would definitely use the GamePad and kill all my friends :P As for Fire Emblem... Yay! That's all.

:::The 3DS Conference and E3 in particular stunk. I'm not going to bother with Castlevania. Were there any other 3rd party titles shown that looked good aside from Epic Mickey and Scribblenauts? Aside from Kingdom Hearts and Heroes of Ruin? Oh well, like I said, I can keep my money. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 03:35, 9 June 2012 (CDT)

::::Also, is Beast going to give us the Checkuser rights? --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 19:03, 10 June 2012 (CDT)

:::::That's be cool, I'd still really like to see a new Ice Climber game. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 19:03, 18 June 2012 (CDT)

::::::Did you hear? Sakarai is trying to bring back old characters to the next Smash brothers. This means that older characters may get the Pit route eventually and get their own game again! Also, Namco is working on it. I am a bit upset with the 3DS XL. I'm going to pass on it. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 16:08, 22 June 2012 (CDT)

==Re:Welcome Back==
Thanks for the warm welcome back Torchickens! Great to see thing here are okay! And yeah I got my computer problems sorted out... sadly at a 500$ cost... anyway I hope things havent changed much around here unless its for the better. :) -[[User:The Forgotten Beast|The Forgotten Beast]] 20:30, 26 July 2012 (CDT)

==I'm alive==
Sorry for the major lack of activity here on Starfy Wiki. I've been rather busy XP. I hope to get back to my online stuff at the end of September, because I'm quite busy right now. I'm also at a gaming convention (PAX Prime) in Seattle for the next week, and I've been busy planning this out and such. Anyways, just wanted to let you know I'm not dead :P --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 13:20, 1 September 2012 (CDT)

==Ok, this time I'm really back==
Yeah... I've been gone for awhile, haven't I? Sorry about that. I've been busy with school stuff. I'll be back to regular editing soon, hopefully. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 15:12, 7 February 2013 (CST)
:Yes, I did :P I mainly got a ton of plushies. I also got a Wii U, but I don't play it much. Nintendo Land can only entertain for so long. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 09:38, 9 February 2013 (CST)
::Nintendo Land got boring after a few weeks. I haven't played New Super Mario Bros. U yet do to lack of time, but I'll get around to it. I've been mainly just playing old GBA games in my free time. The only Kirby game I played through recently is Kirby's Nightmare in Dreamland. I'm currently replaying Pokemon Emerald. :P --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 11:53, 10 February 2013 (CST)
:::I really liked Donkey Kong Crash Course. It was probably the only thing that kept me playing. I just started New Super Mario Bros. U today, it's really good. I probably won't play any further until I can get someone to play with. I haven't played Scribblenauts as of recently, Unlimited looks great, maybe I'll pick it up sometime. The Wii U hasn't really caught my attention as a whole though, I like playing handhelds better now :P. Maybe playing Wind Waker in HD will get me interested, haha. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 21:44, 11 February 2013 (CST)

==Hi==
Long time no talk. I still do weekly checkups on this wiki, and you're always so active. You recently hit 15,000 edits to this wiki, which is absolutely insane, haha. You keep this wiki alive :P --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 04:37, 7 September 2013 (UTC)

==Favicon==
Is it just me or is the Favicon broken? --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 06:18, 17 November 2013 (UTC)

== I really owe you apologies! ==

I was supposed to add the other manga chapters a long time ago! Are you going to add synopsis for the other chapters now? If not, I can still do it and that is my plan for the weekend! Though if you'd rather do it now, I completely understand... [[User:Star Light|Star Light]] ([[User talk:Star Light|talk]]) 21:37, 26 November 2013 (UTC)

== Thanks/Main Page ==

Thanks Torchickens. I know, I cropped the image so I can use it for the main page. xD Anyways, I may not stay for way too long, but I'll tweak some stuff a little while I'm here. ^^ [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] ([[User talk:Kagegamer12|talk]]) 18:19, 31 December 2013 (UTC)

:Should "Jams" in the Sea Jams category at the main page also be lowercased to match the consistency of the categories as well? [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] ([[User talk:Kagegamer12|talk]]) 18:32, 31 December 2013 (UTC)

::Alright, gotcha! [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] ([[User talk:Kagegamer12|talk]]) 18:43, 31 December 2013 (UTC)

==Sorry! Sorry!==
Oh crud Torch, I just saw the message you left me on Toriko Wiki back on October! I'm so sorry for not replying to it sooner! Are you still doing the new skin thing? If so what kind of skin would you like? No bubbles? Beach with sky? Etc something? -[[User:The Forgotten Beast|The Forgotten Beast]] ([[User talk:The Forgotten Beast|talk]]) 06:41, 6 January 2014 (UTC)
:I actually once tried to add a skyline to the skin but it didn't look so good what with the little artwork I was working with at the time... Anyway I'll see what I can do since now we have a bigger resource. -[[User:The Forgotten Beast|The Forgotten Beast]] ([[User talk:The Forgotten Beast|talk]]) 01:51, 7 January 2014 (UTC)

Template complete! Let me know if you need anything else. -[[User:The Forgotten Beast|The Forgotten Beast]] ([[User talk:The Forgotten Beast|talk]]) 16:12, 30 January 2014 (UTC)

==Main Page==
Sorry I'm late Torch and (somewhat late) Merry Christmas! What's the problem with the main page? Can you explain it to me in detail? -[[User:The Forgotten Beast|The Forgotten Beast]] ([[User talk:The Forgotten Beast|talk]]) 22:01, 26 December 2014 (UTC)
:That's OK. Yes. When you are on the Main Page itself (not any other page, it seems), the font size for the sidebar text, the tabs at the top of the page (user page, discussion, edit...) and the user links ((username), my talk, my preferences(...)) is made smaller. Additionally, the Starfy Wiki logo is cut off (you can't see all of Starly or Moe). The problem occurred when I added a new module called "[[:Template:SocialMedia]]" to [[:Template:Main Page]] Here is a picture to demonstrate this better. [http://i5.minus.com/iZ3zTf2axu8Ax.png] [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 00:28, 27 December 2014 (UTC)
::I finally fixed it! It turns out, all it needed was an added "</div>". Let me know if there's anything else I can do Torch! Merry "late" Christmas and a Happy New Year! -[[User:The Forgotten Beast|The Forgotten Beast]] ([[User talk:The Forgotten Beast|talk]]) 04:09, 29 December 2014 (UTC)
::OK, thank you very much Beast! Cool to hear that it wasn't hard for you to fix. Happy New Year! I wonder what 2015 will be like. [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 13:22, 31 December 2014 (UTC)

== Re: Welcome back ==

Yep, yep, no problem! Hope you had a nice Christmas as well! :) --{{User:Starphoria/Signature}} 00:12, 5 January 2015 (UTC)
:I also updated the main page a bit. I moved the 'Social Media' section over to the right column and archived some of the older updates in the 'News' section to even out the two columns and reduce the amount of scrolling on the main page. Hope it looks good. --{{User:Starphoria/Signature}} 00:22, 5 January 2015 (UTC)

== Favicon ==

Is it just me or is the Favicon not working? I am using Google Chrome; it might be a browser issue but I am not entirely sure. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 23:33, 21 January 2015 (UTC)
:Awesome, I see it. Thanks. --[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 01:07, 25 January 2015 (UTC)

==Account Creation Issues?==
Hey Torchikens, a user named ToastUltimatum has been attempting to make a Starfy Wiki account for awhile now and has been experiencing issues that he is not experiencing at other NIWA wikis. It seems that the issue is exclusive to Starfy Wiki. I'll give you the direct quote from him so that you can look into the situation more (if there is a problem at all), just thought that I would let you know:

*[10:03:34 AM] TaleOfTheToaster: Right, I've been trying to make an account on Starfy Wiki for the past few minutes, but the CAPTCHA question won't show up. And when I ignore it and hit Create account anyway, I just get a server error on IE and a blank screen on Firefox, so clearly the CAPTCHA is necessary despite it not showing up
*[10:03:36 AM] TaleOfTheToaster: Does anyone else wanna try making an account?
*[10:12:32 AM] TaleOfTheToaster: And yes, I have cookies enabled
*[10:16:14 AM] TaleOfTheToaster: I also got the CAPTCHA to load on Golden Sun Universe, so I think there must just be a problem with Starfy Wiki"

--[[User:Starphoria|'''Star''']][[User Talk:Starphoria|'''phoria''']] ([[Special:Contributions/Starphoria|C]]·[[Special:Editcount/Starphoria|E]]) 19:25, 24 March 2015 (UTC)
:It is a problem for me too. I'll add a page to the top notice for account creation requests, since I can create new accounts if I'm signed in. [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 20:47, 24 March 2015 (UTC)

== Re: Thank you ==

It's my pleasure. I have been working on and off on The Legendary Starfy in regards to speedrunning for years, and recently decided to get into the Japan only games. Very enjoyable series. I pretty much found those glitches while speedrunning the games, and I just found another graphical glitch while doing a run of the first game, which i just took the time to learn, (https://www.twitch.tv/diamond44444444/v/107860449). In regards to the correction for the enemy cards, I spent about 45 minutes looking for the Upon in 9-3 when I was getting 100% and I didn't want anybody else to fall victim to that.
I saw your channel on youtube a few months ago (At least I think it's your channel) and saw the skip you found in 5-5 of Densetsu no Stafy 2 and other things. That skip in particular was pretty cool and saves approximately 40-60 seconds in a speedrun, but given that it's already over an hour into a 4+ hour run I really won't be doing it in an RTA.
(I don't know exactly how to use this talk feature, so my apologies if i'm doing something wrong)
-[[User:Diamond|Diamond]] ([[User talk:Diamond|talk]]) 04:50, 20 December 2016 (UTC)

Re: Curious. Guidebooks do have the occasional error in them, so I guess it is understandable.
On the topic of the 5-5 skip and the original person who discovered it, I was going through that TASlog that you have in the description of that video and was looking at the video names for Stafy. A few ones really caught my eye, including the stafy3-stapy-doublejump (I'm implying that it applies to Stafi), the stafy3-rocket, the stafy2-cornerboost, and especially the stafy1_pearl_glitch. I would presume that you have accessed these files before since you found the 5-5 skip from it, so are you able to access these files and tell me what they are comprised of? I'm also curious what exactly is in the stafy2 parts of those files, since the game has not had much development in terms of speedrunning except for a really bad RTA that I did and an incomplete TAS that comprises only 3 levels.
In regards to the stafy1_pearl_glitch, if it pertains to obtaining pearls fast I would really like to know about it, since grinding pearls in that game for a 100% speedrun would be extremely tedious and annoying, almost as much so as in The Legendary Starfy 100%, which requires ~30 goes through 9-7 to get enough pearls. [[User:Diamond|Diamond]] ([[User talk:Diamond|talk]]) 00:36, 22 December 2016 (UTC)Diamond

== Re: Quotes Header ==

Uhhh I'm not sure if I'm doing this right lol.

Hello!

Cool, I'll get started on adding the headers. And thanks! Gotta keep this wiki alive somehow. :)

== Enemy Genders ==

So, starting with [[Nubble]], I've decided to "help" the wiki by adding the enemies' genders. I was wondering if this would fly with you, since i try to source my statments with the toys/trading cards/figurines. I hope you are OK with this. [[User:Derpyunikitty|Derpyunikitty]] ([[User talk:Derpyunikitty|talk]]) 03:16, 12 January 2018 (UTC)

== Captcha ==

Hi the wiki always asks me for a captcha. However, I find it to be time consuming and sorta annoying. Is there another way to prevent bots from registering? I also had to try a captcha like 7 times before sending this message as well. [[User:Results May Vary|Results May Vary]] ([[User talk:Results May Vary|talk]]) 23:54, 3 November 2018 (UTC)
:Ah hey thanks looks like that does work. The captchas may drive away potential legitimate editors though, so. [[User:Results May Vary|Results May Vary]] ([[User talk:Results May Vary|talk]]) 01:54, 4 November 2018 (UTC)
::Also, i just realized that registration captchas in questy format is how the spambots did not register any longer in wikirby (whatever that might mean). Fukaba just told me, so. [[User:Results May Vary|Results May Vary]] ([[User talk:Results May Vary|talk]]) 01:56, 4 November 2018 (UTC)

== Language barrier ==

The difficult thing about helping out on Starfy Wiki is the language barrier. Almost all the games are in Japanese, and i cant speak Japanese. Are you able to speak the language? [[User:Results May Vary|Results May Vary]] ([[User talk:Results May Vary|talk]]) 02:29, 4 November 2018 (UTC)
:Do you not want the association because of bad memories? Community? [[User:Results May Vary|Results May Vary]] ([[User talk:Results May Vary|talk]]) 04:29, 4 November 2018 (UTC)

== Hi! ==

Hey Torchickens! Sorry I didn't see this until now... I've been doing fine despite being usually busy with life. Do you like your current flat? This wiki pretty much covered a majority of the content from the Starfy series in all other aspects. It has been a long time since Starfy has had a new game, but at least Starfy returns in the new Smash. Mermaid also returned in the new Smash as a spirit. Also thanks for keeping maintenance for the wiki after all this time! What kind of RPG game have you been making? Did you also try out the recent remake of Kanto? --[[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] ([[User talk:Kagegamer12|talk]]) 04:13, 10 December 2018 (UTC)

:At the very least, you will own a place that you can call your very own. ^^ it is nice that the Smash series made more than one reference to the Starfy series. The game could have only mentioned Starfy alone, but the game decided to add other Starfy series characters in there as well.

:Sounds pretty deep, let me know of the progress you made with the game after awhile. Celeste kind of looked tough, but I might give it a look some day. Well you should join a group that shares your struggle if it will make you less lonely as a result. Most likely those people would share that discrimination as well, and there is more strength united than if tackled alone.

:I can agree to that. It is much better if projects can be done at your own pace than doing them on either a deadline or in a bad time. :D

:I also picked the Eevee version! While I do prefer battling over the Pokemon Go catch mechanics, I like having Pokemon show up visibly. I can pick and choose who I want to catch without having to deal with random encounters all the time. The arrangement does sound pretty nice despite not being able to use a bike in that game.

:Well I've tried out some of the recent Nintendo games like Super Mario Odyssey, Kirby Star Allies, Breath of the Wild, Mega Man 11, and Pokemon Ultra Moon. Have you heard of Undertale? The game seems most similar to Earthbound, but it is pretty unique on its own. The characters are all great and memorable, and the story changes based on how you deal with enemies and bosses. You can even potentially beat the game without killing anyone. --[[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] ([[User talk:Kagegamer12|talk]]) 21:35, 31 December 2018 (UTC)

::Yeah! Smash Bros has really done a good job showing off obscure Nintendo games and characters in general. My favorite obscure series personally is Chibi Robo.

::It is your game, so convey your message how you want it to be seen by others. I played a bit of VVVVVVV, it was alright. I also tried out Gunman Clive and Cave Story for the 3DS. Gunman Clive was a pretty decent run 'n gun platformer. You can even play as a duck that can only dodge everything. Cave Story was a pretty good intense platformer too with interesting characters and plot.

::As long as the two of remain good friends with each other, you won't be alone. ^^

::Yeah, I think Evie is a nice name too! Right, especially in caves where these encounters happen all the time.

::Well, it can get pretty dark if you kill monsters in that game, and the underground itself may seem unsettling in certain areas. However, the game does have some dynamic and quirky characters. If you spare your enemies they will become your friends. If you try to kill everyone, certain bosses will fight you as if you are the true evil of this world. While Flowey is scary, the rest of the characters aren't that bad. Your character can literally go on a date with a couple of the bosses.

::I've done a marathon of all the Classic, X, and Starforce games in the past including some of the spinoffs. What do you think of the Mega Man series in general?

::Happy New Year to you too! Yeah I have the game, and I beaten the story mode. I don't really have a main yet, but I liked playing as Little Mac against the spirits. Yeah, the spirits board adds some replayability once everything else is done. [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] ([[User talk:Kagegamer12|talk]]) 00:32, 20 January 2019 (UTC)

== Starfy 1 & 2 on iQue GBA ==

I dont know if you've heard the news but official translations (iQue GBA) of Starfy 1 & 2 have been recently discovered.

http://hiddenpalace.org/Densetsu_no_Stafy_(prototype)
http://hiddenpalace.org/Densetsu_no_Stafy_2_(prototype)

[[User:Results May Vary|Results May Vary]] ([[User talk:Results May Vary|talk]]) 13:48, 25 March 2019 (UTC)
:You're welcome. Sorry for linking to ROMS--these are official after all. Would it be ok to post title screen from it? [[User:Results May Vary|Results May Vary]] ([[User talk:Results May Vary|talk]]) 22:45, 25 March 2019 (UTC)

== Captcha 2 ==

I wasn't able to come to my computer yesterday, so coming back to the site today, I find a lot of spam spanning from Friday evening. I'm not able to take care of it all right now, I have more important matters to get to. Is there any way you can convince the site admins to install a better captcha so this doesn't happen again? And is there a way you can remove all the recent talk pages and/or mass block recent accounts? [[User:Alex95|Alex95]] ([[User talk:Alex95|talk]]) 16:51, 2 September 2019 (UTC)
:Yeah, I pinged Tappy (rather, Starfy Wiki as a whole) in Discord a few days ago and he went ahead with a wiki update and cleared out all the spam. Doesn't seem like the captcha problem was fixed, though. [[User:Alex95|Alex95]] ([[User talk:Alex95|talk]]) 16:12, 9 September 2019 (UTC)

You wanna try getting in touch with him again to set up a proper QuestyCaptcha? [[User:Alex95|Alex95]] ([[User talk:Alex95|talk]]) 17:52, 24 February 2021 (UTC)

== Leaks ==

Just because there's new information obtained illegally doesn't mean we shouldn't cover it. The content is official, and as long as we don't directly link to the content itself, we should be fine. Otherwise, we'd be pretending the information doesn't exist at all, which would be inaccurate. [[User:Alex95|Alex95]] ([[User talk:Alex95|talk]]) 23:32, 4 August 2020 (UTC)

== RE: Insect ==

So I've managed to locate a "master table" of every object in every map. There's a table at <tt>0x15C018</tt> that's 23 pointers long, 1 for each stage. Inside each of those pointers is another table of pointers corresponding to each area, and inside ''those'' pointers is another table for each map, which leads to 4 bytes telling you how many objects are in the map, and the next 4 bytes are a pointer to the map's array of object data (24 bytes specify each object). I've been meaning to put all my findings into a Google site to be easier to read, it's taking a while 'cause I can't make classic Google sites anymore and have to make a "New" one. (this is also a reminder to migrate ''your'' Google site soon).

This is another situation where editing the ROM directly is just much more efficient. For a fast way to look at objects, I changed the 4 bytes at <tt>0x19CC98</tt>. This is <tt>0x00000003</tt> by default and affects one of the first pearls you see in Stage 1-1 (subsequent visits). To get the insect, I just changed this value to <tt>0x00000005</tt>. I can most likely change this pearl to other objects (like doors), but they'll break unless I adjust the behavior parameters (the 16 following bytes in the ROM). [[User:Dimedime|Dimedime]] ([[User talk:Dimedime|talk]]) 14:14, 17 February 2021 (UTC)

Oh yeah, I've tallied every object in every map, and it appears that this insect is ''completely'' unreferenced in the game, even in the test stage. So, the only way to make it to appear is to replace an existing object like I did with editing the ROM. [[User:Dimedime|Dimedime]] ([[User talk:Dimedime|talk]]) 14:16, 17 February 2021 (UTC)
:Thank you so much! ^^ I'll experiment with this information. I was actually trying to do the same (just a way to spawn any enemy or object though really) at some point but gave up until I had more insight; so this really helps, and I can probably use that to make articles for every unique (indexed) object in Starfy 2. Maybe Starfy 3 and maybe even 1 use the same kind of data structure? Interesting, while speculating, I wonder if it's in Starfy 1 too, and/or what kind of unused objects the original may have. I also wondered about the jellyfish character which according to an interview Starfy was originally considered to be, but if there's anything left of it at all maybe it just became [[Jueri]]. [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 15:36, 17 February 2021 (UTC)
:Oh no, sorry to hear that and I hope they don't break the old Google Sites completely. Thanks I'll back up everything from my sites for now. Also I reached my storage limit on it recently so had to delete one of the "other game save files", but it was a Looney Tunes game and (I overlooked) the save I had didn't even make it far in the story or complete it, so I suppose that was reasonable. [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 15:39, 17 February 2021 (UTC)

== Need help ==

I am trying to browse using the “Random page” function but it doesn’t work. Do you know what is happening? [[User:MarioStarGuy|MarioStarGuy]] ([[User talk:MarioStarGuy|talk]]) 06:51, 28 March 2021 (EST)
:Works fine for me. Sometimes the wiki throws up 500 errors, though. [[User:Alex95|Alex95]] ([[User talk:Alex95|talk]]) 15:16, 28 March 2021 (UTC)
::Sorry to hear it's not working :(. Can you send a screenshot of it not working/the error message(s) please? Can forward it to [[User:Michael|the webmaster]]. [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 15:52, 28 March 2021 (UTC)

== Heyo! ==

Just wondering if you would let me do some interface work on this wiki (or enable personal CSS for me). I'd love to do some major redesigns on this wiki, especially with some actual assets to use. -- [[User:PanchamBro|PanchamBro]] ([[User talk:PanchamBro|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/PanchamBro|contributions]]) 20:36, 3 September 2021 (UTC)
:Hi! ^^ Sure, would be happy to, but it's usually {{user|Michael}} who manages the site as the webmaster/does the technical work. He used to be called Tappy on Skype a long time ago, but unsure what he's called now on Discord. Can look into it for you. Thanks. [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 17:32, 5 September 2021 (UTC)

== File upload is limited to 2MB ==

I've found 11 higher quality character artworks for ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' from a Nintendo E3 2009 Press Kit, but three of them are slightly larger than 2MB, and one is 11MB. Can you temporarily raise the restriction so I could upload these? Also, who is the owner of this domain and are they around? -[[User:Vipz|Vipz]] ([[User talk:Vipz|talk]]) 08:35, 29 January 2022 (UTC)

Slight update: Managed to upload 2 of those and a logo as new versions. I can't upload/make new files/filepages as a new editor. Many of them were also converted to PNG, whereas I have JPGs. -[[User:Vipz|Vipz]] ([[User talk:Vipz|talk]]) 08:57, 29 January 2022 (UTC)

== Interface admin? ==

Hey there! I was wondering if you'd be willing to make me an interface admin. I'd like to do some adjustments to make the wiki more accessible, and resolve some issues such as overflowing bullets, etc. I've described some changes I'd like to make at [[MediaWiki_talk:Monobook.css]]. Thank you! '''~[[User:SuperHamster|''Super''Hamster]]''' [[User talk:SuperHamster|Talk]] [[Special:Contribs/SuperHamster|Contribs]] 20:37, 13 May 2023 (UTC)
:Sure ^^. Thank you. [[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] ([[User talk:Torchickens|talk]]) 11:22, 15 May 2023 (UTC)

== Nintendo Switch Online ==

Good Morning,
Two days ago, it was announced that the original 3 Starfy games were going to be added to the Nintendo Switch Online service. Doing my normal browsing of the Nintendo Wikis, I checked this wiki's main page to see if they had caught the news, and to my surprise nothing was listed there. If I was able to, I would of added the news myself but I cannot. I've gone and edited the pages for the games added to address the news, but would you be able to edit the wiki's news page? Thank you, and have a great day. --[[User:Logangsta|Logangsta]] ([[User talk:Logangsta|talk]]) 01:23, 14 July 2024 (UTC)
:Sorry, some miscommunication. For whatever reason password reset got glitched for me on Torchickens. I'll check my emails again. I'm losing my mind as I stayed up 6 days straight. [[User:SiriusDevoured|SiriusDevoured]] ([[User talk:SiriusDevoured|talk]]) 14:09, 30 July 2024 (UTC)

== Main Page Social Media Links==
I believe the social media portion of the main page is in need of an overhaul. To start, the Pufftop Discord server has effectively replaced the Starfy subreddit it spawned from, and is multitudes more popular than it ever was. I believe a link to the Discord would should replace the link to the inactive subreddit. Next, Colorful Planet for years now has failed at their end of the bargain with the banner-for-banner relationship. The site is almost entirely scrubbed of any Starfy content, including referrals to this Wiki. Further, Starfy's Journal is a decade old unfinished web comic that is currently a dead link. Now is the perfect opportunity to replace it with a link to the Star of Sand Ocean Wiki, a new and regularly updated pair of Starfy web comics. Furthermore, I do not believe that the Starfy Fan Club should have been featured in the first place. It was clearly made by someone young in their spare time, and has not been updated since. Finally, the YouTube topic function has updated and the current link is dead. Now there is an individual channel for each of the five games.

Another thing, I think there should be a link to the [http://sutahimitu.fc2web.com/sutadou/sutafi-doumei.html Starfy Alliance]. It is also an old website without updates, but I think it would be cool if people sill made themselves members of the alliance. -- [[User:Jubei|Jubei]] ([[User talk:Jubei|talk]]) 17:02, 6 October 2024 (UTC)

Horun

2024-10-06T15:07:53Z

Jubei:

{{Japanese}}

{{Characters
|name = Horun
|image = [[File:Horun1OA.jpg|150px]]
|kana = ホルーン, ''Horūn''
|fanname= Horun
|species = Ammonite
|affiliates = [[Starfy]], [[Moe]]
|residence = [[Undersea Temple]], [[Yo-Ho Mountains]]
|firstgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''
|latestgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''
}}
'''Horun''' is a character who resembles an ammonite with bird wings and rabbit ears. He only appears in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''.

==In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''==

In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', Horun is found in [[Undersea Temple]]. Horun is attacked by [[Doppel]], then he mistakes [[Starfy]] for Doppel and tries to attack him. Once he realizes who he really is, he helps him and [[Moe]] find [[Pufftop]]. Horun reveals that Pufftop was once part of Undersea Temple.

==In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''==
In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', Horun is found in [[Area]] 4 of [[Yo-Ho Mountains]]. [[Moe]] asks Horun where the 'Yellow [[Puchi Ogura]]' is ({{PuchiOgura|7}}) and Horun replies that he saw someone in the clouds just below [[Pufftop]] (Yo-Ho Mountains Area 5). He tells Starfy how to get past the [[Demeka]].

Horun is later found in Area 5 with Starfy, Moe and Puchi Ogura #7. Puchi Ogura #7 throws a bomb that makes a hole in the ground, separating Starfy and Moe from Horun. Horun tells them that he is waiting later on. Starfy and Moe catch up with Horun at the boss door after entering several rooms and dodging Puchi Ogura #7's bombs.

==Gallery==
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File:Photo26.PNG|Horun's [[Photograph]].
File:Horun1.PNG|Horun's sprite.
File:Duria Antiquior.jpg|''Duria Antiquior'' Horun's likely inspiration.
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==Trivia==
Horun's design is likely based on early 19th century reconstructions of ammonites. They were depicted as having dorsal tentacles resembling rabbit ears, which they used as sails to travel across the ocean surface. These reconstructions were based on the widely believed behavior of [[wikipedia:Argonaut (animal)|astronauts]], extant animals that visually resemble ammonites. In truth, astronauts use their dorsal tentacles to create their shell-like egg cases, and ammonites likely never had the feature in the first place.
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File:Duria Antiquior.jpg

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== Summary ==
''Duria Antiquior'' famous watercolor by the geologist Henry de la Beche depicting life in ancient Dorset based on fossils found by Mary Anning.
== Licensing ==
{{From Wikimedia}}

File:Duria Antiquior.jpg

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Jubei: Duria Antiquior famous watercolor by the geologist Henry de la Beche depicting life in ancient Dorset based on fossils found by Mary Anning.

== Summary ==
Duria Antiquior famous watercolor by the geologist Henry de la Beche depicting life in ancient Dorset based on fossils found by Mary Anning.
== Licensing ==
{{From Wikimedia}}

List of The Legendary Starfy series fansites

2024-06-01T01:01:51Z

Jubei:

This page is a list of [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fansites by language.

==English==

===Pufftop (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/dcM3kxFbZE Pufftop], named after the [[Pufftop]] kingdom Starfy's family rules over, is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It is the official [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] server for The Legendary Starfy [[wikipedia:Reddit|subreddit]], though it has come to gain an identity of its own. It is currently owned by [https://twitter.com/KingdomOfKoops Koops]. His position gives him the “Papa Star” role, named after Starfy’s father. Eleanor was originally the server owner, but she latter passed her ownership onto Koops. Eleanor currently holds the “Retired Old man Lobber” role, a reference to both the [[Old Man Lobber|character]] and her retirement status. The admins of the server are given the "Pufftop Veteran" role while moderators are given the “Pufftop Guards” role. This is a reference the characters known as [[Pufftop Guard|Pufftop Guards]]. Server bots are named after various bosses from the Starfy series and are given the “Boss” role. Sever ranks are named after the [[Lobber's Logbook]] ranks. Members who contribute to the fan community though translations, speedruns, or various creative mediums are given special roles. Some members have been given roles named after various characters from the series upon request.

Pufftop features channels for both Starfy series related and off topic discussion. Activity on the server is consistent and it continues to gain new members. Due to this, it can be argued that Pufftop is the most popular dedicated Starfy series fan space on the internet.

===Starfy Translation Team (Discord)===

Originally made by (User:Torchickens) as a space for work on the [Fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy|fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy], [https://discord.gg/tKMhja2rgK Starfy Translation Team] has since expanded into a general hub for all Starfy series related translation efforts. Torchickens herself has stepped down from her role as project organizer for the the Densetsu no Starfy fan translation, though she maintains ownership of the server.

===Starfy Speedrunning Server (Discord)===

Pufftop moderator and Starfy series speedrunner [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQhR2ls7IQwLcS3TEXDHpUQ carterferris07] is the owner of the [https://discord.gg/pftezCFDhv Starfy Speedrunning Server]. It acts a space for speedrunners of the series to congregate.

===Legend of Stellaria (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/JEucwRet37 Legend of Stellaria] is a Starfy series themed Dungeons and Dragons role playing server created by Pufftop member JustATopaz.

===Pufftop Kingdom (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/QWh8PsX Pufftop Kingdom] is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It was created by [https://twitter.com/AlolanAutumn Autumn] when she was unaware of the preexisting Pufftop server.

===The Legendary Starfy (Reddit)===

[https://www.reddit.com/r/thelegendarystarfy The Legendary Starfy] is a subreddit for fans of the Starfy series established by goldmaster11 and their associates. Activity there is minimal as many of its members have decided to be more active in the Pufftop Discord server.

===The Legendary Starfy Forum (ProBoards)===

[https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net The Legendary Starfy Forum] is a forum about the Starfy series. It was established by [https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net/user/1 Graphite] in 2015 using the [[wikipedia:ProBoards|ProBoards]] hosting service. The forum contains different board categories consisting of a “General” category for forum information and updates, a “Starfy” category for discussing the Starfy series, and an “Off topic” category for fan works and miscellaneous discussion.

Prior to the opening of this forum, a different forum about the Starfy series was established by MBArceus in 2010. The forum used the now defunct ZetaBoards hosting service.

===The Legendary Starfy (NIWA Community Forums)===

Discussion about The Legendary Starfy series is currently available on a dedicated [https://www.niwanetwork.org/forums/index.php?board=44.0 Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance board] of the NIWA Community Forums. However, after a few posts it ceased to receive much activity.

===Project Pufftop (Twitter)===

[https://twitter.com/ProjectPufftop Project Pufftop] is a [[wikipedia:Twitter|Twitter]] account made to campaign for an official the revival the Starfy series. In practice the account mainly retweets Starfy series related tweets by other users. It is run by Koops and Autumn.

===Starfy-Starly-Fans (DeviantArt)===

[https://www.deviantart.com/starfy-starly-fans Starfy-Starfly-Fans] is currently the most active out of the few Starfy series related groups on DeviantArt. It is a space for fans to share their fan works based on the series. The group’s founder and only admin is [https://www.deviantart.com/roro102900 Roro102900]. It was established on May 4, 2015.

===Starfy Fan Club (Weebly)===

[https://starfyfanclub.weebly.com/index.html Starfy Fan Club] is a website dedicated to the Starfy series hosted on [[wikipedia:Weebly|Weebly]]. The earliest archived version of the site is from 2012. The site is rather bear bones, but it includes eight pages. “Home” is the home page of the website. "Starfy Gossip" is a shoutbox where people can discuss the Starfy series. "Starfy Facts" is a list of a couple facts about the Starfy series. "TLS Characters" is a set of brief descriptions for some of the characters present in The Legendary Starfy. "TLS Cheats" is a list of five unlockable features in The Legendary Starfy. "Fan Club" is where people can add themselves to the titular fan club. "Starfy Tunez" is a blank page. "Starfy Vs. Kirby" asks the viewer to participate in a defunct Crowdsignal poll.

===Salt Water Stafi===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20080207015108/http://www.saltwaterstafi.com Salt Water Stafi], also known as Saltwater Stafi or SALT WATER STAFI was an English fansite of the Starfy series run by [https://www.nintendolife.com/users/Corbs Corbie Dillard], a writer for Nintendo Life; a video game blog and review website, where he is known under the username Corbs. On August 27, 2007 the website moved to its own domain name.

The website included links to the official websites for Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 and mirrored the Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 FAQs on GameFAQs, with permission from the original authors. The website also included links to Corbie Dillard's personal Starfy collection, a page summarizing the history of The Legendary Starfy series called "History of Stafi 101" and a link to an annotated version of the Densetsu no Starfy 2 Stage Select map. For example, the stage names are incorrect and that “Kyorosuke's Shop” should be “Kyorosuke's House,” while 'HadeHirai's Photo Shop' should be “Lovely's Shop.”

In the comments of Corbie's Nintendo Life article, Starfy Finally Coming to North America!, Corbie posted on April 21st, 2009 that "Salt Water Stafi isn't gone yet" and is "just being reworked."

===The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki (Neocities)===

Pufftop admin and Starfy series fan artist TiramisuGrenouille is the creator of [https://thestarofsandocean.neocities.org The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki]. It is a website dedicated to TiramisuGrenouille’s alternate universe fan fiction where characters from the Starfy series are humans in the wild west. TiramisuGrenouille’s end goal is to make their fan fiction into a comic. There is also has a [https://discord.gg/CUpAMuc9Hq Discord server] for fans of the project.

===Starfy and Kirby Fan Club (Fandom)===

[https://starfyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/Starfy_Fanon_Wiki Starfy and Kirby Fan Club] is a Wiki established on [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] by [https://starfyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/User:McBoo-Blitzman McBoo-Blitzman] on July 12, 2009. The Wiki holds various articles about unofficial fan created elements of the Starfy series. It is now managed by Pufftop member Goji Goodra#7702.

===Starfy Wiki===
{{main|Starfy Wiki:About}}
[[Main Page|Starfy Wiki]], known in full as '''The Legendary Starfy Wiki''' is a Wiki with various information about ''The Legendary Starfy'' series. The Wiki was founded on Wikia by {{user|BattleFranky202}} on May 30, 2009.

There are currently two Starfy Wikis - one hosted on [[Main Page|starfywiki.org]] (currently hosted by {{user|Michael}}, alias "Tappy", the webmaster of [http://www.hyrule.net Hyrule.net]) and an outdated one hosted on [http://starfy.wikia.com starfy.wikia.com]. This is due to the Wiki being forked by {{user|Michael}} on to the new domain name in early January 2011. All of the pages were imported, while images were re-uploaded separately.

The choice for Starfy Wiki to have its own domain name originated from the local staff's desires for the Wiki to become independent and possibly become part of the [[nwiki:Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance|Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance]] (NIWA) — an alliance promoting Wikis about [[Nintendo]] to stay independent and remain outside of the control of external companies. Starfy Wiki became a member of the NIWA on April 28, 2011. It is also affiliated with [[Starfy_Wiki:Affiliates|a number of other websites]].

==Japanese==

===Colorful Planet===

[http://www.colorfulplanet.net Colorful Planet] is the the personal multipurpose website of [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/59540773 mustard_pudding] (Japanese: 洋芥子ぷりん) where they post their fan works based on Nintendo properties. The Splatoon series is currently their primary focus, but some works based on the Stary series and other properties are still hosted there. However, most fan works that were not based on Splatoon have been removed.

A former companion site to Colorful Planet under the name [http://web.archive.org/web/20210304084321/http://stafykirby.blog17.fc2.com Sauce is Soy Sauce] (Japanese: ソースはしょう油で) was also created by mustard_pudding. It was hosted on [[wikipedia:FC2 (portal)|FC2]]. The site originally severed as a personal blog, but it is now defunct. That role has now been taken on by Colorful Planet itself among its other roles.

===At This Late Hour (FC2)===
[http://imasara217.blog33.fc2.com At This Late Hour] (Japanese: 今更, Imasara) is an abandoned Japanese blog previously run by [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/330783 Little Y] (Japanese: りとるY) hosted on FC2. It was there Little Y would post their fan art based on Nintendo properties, mostly the Starfy series. The blog began on August 14, 2008 and was last updated on January 1, 2018.

The blog has since been replaced by Little Y’s personal [https://twitter.com/little_y17 Twitter account]. While they still share their fan art of Nintendo properties, including the Starfy series, most of their tweets revolve around their experiences playing video games for the Nintendo Switch.

===Starfy Alliance (FC2)===
[http://sutahimitu.fc2web.com/sutadou/sutafi-doumei.html Starfy Alliance] (Japanese: スタフィー同盟) is a website hosted on FC2 that hosts web banners for those who want to be a part of the titular Starfy Alliance. This alliance is informal, as all it takes to become a member is either using one of the site’s banners on your own website or simply proclaiming your love of the Starfy series if you do not have a website.

===Original Characters (FC2)===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20200106191101/https://originalcharacters.net Original Characters] is a now defunct website established by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile So] (Japanese: そー) that was hosted on FC2. It was made as a platform for people to share their own original characters. Early in the site’s history large sections of it were dedicated to fan works based on other properties, including the [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Starfy series]. These sections were later removed from the site former, but they were still viable via an on site archive section. The Starfy series section was robust, featuring fan art, fan fiction, and [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm fan games]. Around 2020 the whole site, including it’s archives, was taken down.

So also runs a personal profile site with miscellaneous information about them. They used to list and link to many of their video games and websites, but all mention of those as also deleted around 2020. However, their artwork is still available via self hosted archives on the site.

===Legendary Adventure (FC2)===

[http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com Legendary Adventure] (Japanese: 伝説のアドベンチャー) was a website hosted on FC2. The website offered tips, cheats and glitches for ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Tomato Adventure|Tomato Adventure]]'', ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and other games, such as those in the ''[http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/company/10626.html Quiz Magic Academy]'' series. The website also had a blog and bulletin board. The website currently appears to be offline but cached versions of [https://web.archive.org/web/20131211220010/http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com/ the main page] and [http://archive.today/NQlac its Imadame glitch documentation] exist.

==See also==
*[[List of official The Legendary Starfy series websites]]

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List of The Legendary Starfy series fansites

2024-06-01T00:59:50Z

Jubei:

This page is a list of [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fansites by language.

==English==

===Pufftop (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/dcM3kxFbZE Pufftop], named after the [[Pufftop]] kingdom Starfy's family rules over, is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It is the official [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] server for The Legendary Starfy [[wikipedia:Reddit|subreddit]], though it has come to gain an identity of its own. It is currently owned by [https://twitter.com/KingdomOfKoops Koops]. His position gives him the “Papa Star” role, named after Starfy’s father. Eleanor was originally the server owner, but she latter passed her ownership onto Koops. Eleanor currently holds the “Retired Old man Lobber” role, a reference to both the [[Old Man Lobber|character]] and her retirement status. The admins of the server are given the "Pufftop Veteran" role while moderators are given the “Pufftop Guards” role. This is a reference the characters known as [[Pufftop Guard|Pufftop Guards]]. Server bots are named after various bosses from the Starfy series and are given the “Boss” role. Sever ranks are named after the [[Lobber's Logbook]] ranks. Members who contribute to the fan community though translations, speedruns, or various creative mediums are given special roles. Some members have been given roles named after various characters from the series upon request.

Pufftop features channels for both Starfy series related and off topic discussion. Activity on the server is consistent and it continues to gain new members. Due to this, it can be argued that Pufftop is the most popular dedicated Starfy series fan space on the internet.

===Starfy Translation Team (Discord)===

Originally made by (User:Torchickens) as a space for work on the [Fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy|fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy], [https://discord.gg/tKMhja2rgK Starfy Translation Team] has since expanded into a general hub for all Starfy series related translation efforts. Torchickens herself has stepped down from her role as project organizer for the the Densetsu no Starfy fan translation, though she maintains ownership of the server.

===Starfy Speedrunning Server (Discord)===

Pufftop moderator and Starfy series speedrunner [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQhR2ls7IQwLcS3TEXDHpUQ carterferris07] is the owner of the [https://discord.gg/pftezCFDhv Starfy Speedrunning Server]. It acts a space for speedrunners of the series to congregate.

===Legend of Stellaria (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/JEucwRet37 Legend of Stellaria] is a Starfy series themed Dungeons and Dragons role playing server created by Pufftop member JustATopaz.

===Pufftop Kingdom (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/QWh8PsX Pufftop Kingdom] is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It was created by [https://twitter.com/AlolanAutumn Autumn] when she was unaware of the preexisting Pufftop server.

===The Legendary Starfy (Reddit)===

[https://www.reddit.com/r/thelegendarystarfy The Legendary Starfy] is a subreddit for fans of the Starfy series established by goldmaster11 and their associates. Activity there is minimal as many of its members have decided to be more active in the Pufftop Discord server.

===The Legendary Starfy Forum (ProBoards)===

[https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net The Legendary Starfy Forum] is a forum about the Starfy series. It was established by [https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net/user/1 Graphite] in 2015 using the [[wikipedia:ProBoards|ProBoards]] hosting service. The forum contains different board categories consisting of a “General” category for forum information and updates, a “Starfy” category for discussing the Starfy series, and an “Off topic” category for fan works and miscellaneous discussion.

Prior to the opening of this forum, a different forum about the Starfy series was established by MBArceus in 2010. The forum used the now defunct ZetaBoards hosting service.

===The Legendary Starfy (NIWA Community Forums)===

Discussion about The Legendary Starfy series is currently available on a dedicated [https://www.niwanetwork.org/forums/index.php?board=44.0 Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance board] of the NIWA Community Forums. However, after a few posts it ceased to receive much activity.

===Project Pufftop (Twitter)===

[https://twitter.com/ProjectPufftop Project Pufftop] is a [[wikipedia:Twitter|Twitter]] account made to campaign for an official the revival the Starfy series. In practice the account mainly retweets Starfy series related tweets by other users. It is run by Koops and Autumn.

===Starfy-Starly-Fans (DeviantArt)===

[https://www.deviantart.com/starfy-starly-fans Starfy-Starfly-Fans] is currently the most active out of the few Starfy series related groups on DeviantArt. It is a space for fans to share their fan works based on the series. The group’s founder and only admin is [https://www.deviantart.com/roro102900 Roro102900]. It was established on May 4, 2015.

===Starfy Fan Club (Weebly)===

[https://starfyfanclub.weebly.com/index.html Starfy Fan Club] is a website dedicated to the Starfy series hosted on [[wikipedia:Weebly|Weebly]]. The earliest archived version of the site is from 2012. The site is rather bear bones, but it includes eight pages. “Home” is the home page of the website. "Starfy Gossip" is a shoutbox where people can discuss the Starfy series. "Starfy Facts" is a list of a couple facts about the Starfy series. "TLS Characters" is a set of brief descriptions for some of the characters present in The Legendary Starfy. "TLS Cheats" is a list of five unlockable features in The Legendary Starfy. "Fan Club" is where people can add themselves to the titular fan club. "Starfy Tunez" is a blank page. "Starfy Vs. Kirby" asks the viewer to participate in a defunct Crowdsignal poll.

===Salt Water Stafi===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20080207015108/http://www.saltwaterstafi.com Salt Water Stafi], also known as Saltwater Stafi or SALT WATER STAFI was an English fansite of the Starfy series run by [https://www.nintendolife.com/users/Corbs Corbie Dillard], a writer for Nintendo Life; a video game blog and review website, where he is known under the username Corbs. On August 27, 2007 the website moved to its own domain name.

The website included links to the official websites for Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 and mirrored the Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 FAQs on GameFAQs, with permission from the original authors. The website also included links to Corbie Dillard's personal Starfy collection, a page summarizing the history of The Legendary Starfy series called "History of Stafi 101" and a link to an annotated version of the Densetsu no Starfy 2 Stage Select map. For example, the stage names are incorrect and that “Kyorosuke's Shop” should be “Kyorosuke's House,” while 'HadeHirai's Photo Shop' should be “Lovely's Shop.”

In the comments of Corbie's Nintendo Life article, Starfy Finally Coming to North America!, Corbie posted on April 21st, 2009 that "Salt Water Stafi isn't gone yet" and is "just being reworked."

===The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki & Archive (Neocities)===

Pufftop admin and Starfy series fan artist TiramisuGrenouille is the creator of [https://thestarofsandocean.neocities.org The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki & Archive]. It is a website dedicated to TiramisuGrenouille’s alternate universe fan fiction where characters from the Starfy series are humans in the wild west. TiramisuGrenouille’s end goal is to make their fan fiction into a comic. There is also has a [https://discord.gg/CUpAMuc9Hq Discord server] for fans of the project.

===Starfy and Kirby Fan Club (Fandom)===

[https://starfyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/Starfy_Fanon_Wiki Starfy and Kirby Fan Club] is a Wiki established on [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] by [https://starfyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/User:McBoo-Blitzman McBoo-Blitzman] on July 12, 2009. The Wiki holds various articles about unofficial fan created elements of the Starfy series. It is now managed by Pufftop member Goji Goodra#7702.

===Starfy Wiki===
{{main|Starfy Wiki:About}}
[[Main Page|Starfy Wiki]], known in full as '''The Legendary Starfy Wiki''' is a Wiki with various information about ''The Legendary Starfy'' series. The Wiki was founded on Wikia by {{user|BattleFranky202}} on May 30, 2009.

There are currently two Starfy Wikis - one hosted on [[Main Page|starfywiki.org]] (currently hosted by {{user|Michael}}, alias "Tappy", the webmaster of [http://www.hyrule.net Hyrule.net]) and an outdated one hosted on [http://starfy.wikia.com starfy.wikia.com]. This is due to the Wiki being forked by {{user|Michael}} on to the new domain name in early January 2011. All of the pages were imported, while images were re-uploaded separately.

The choice for Starfy Wiki to have its own domain name originated from the local staff's desires for the Wiki to become independent and possibly become part of the [[nwiki:Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance|Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance]] (NIWA) — an alliance promoting Wikis about [[Nintendo]] to stay independent and remain outside of the control of external companies. Starfy Wiki became a member of the NIWA on April 28, 2011. It is also affiliated with [[Starfy_Wiki:Affiliates|a number of other websites]].

==Japanese==

===Colorful Planet===

[http://www.colorfulplanet.net Colorful Planet] is the the personal multipurpose website of [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/59540773 mustard_pudding] (Japanese: 洋芥子ぷりん) where they post their fan works based on Nintendo properties. The Splatoon series is currently their primary focus, but some works based on the Stary series and other properties are still hosted there. However, most fan works that were not based on Splatoon have been removed.

A former companion site to Colorful Planet under the name [http://web.archive.org/web/20210304084321/http://stafykirby.blog17.fc2.com Sauce is Soy Sauce] (Japanese: ソースはしょう油で) was also created by mustard_pudding. It was hosted on [[wikipedia:FC2 (portal)|FC2]]. The site originally severed as a personal blog, but it is now defunct. That role has now been taken on by Colorful Planet itself among its other roles.

===At This Late Hour (FC2)===
[http://imasara217.blog33.fc2.com At This Late Hour] (Japanese: 今更, Imasara) is an abandoned Japanese blog previously run by [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/330783 Little Y] (Japanese: りとるY) hosted on FC2. It was there Little Y would post their fan art based on Nintendo properties, mostly the Starfy series. The blog began on August 14, 2008 and was last updated on January 1, 2018.

The blog has since been replaced by Little Y’s personal [https://twitter.com/little_y17 Twitter account]. While they still share their fan art of Nintendo properties, including the Starfy series, most of their tweets revolve around their experiences playing video games for the Nintendo Switch.

===Starfy Alliance (FC2)===
[http://sutahimitu.fc2web.com/sutadou/sutafi-doumei.html Starfy Alliance] (Japanese: スタフィー同盟) is a website hosted on FC2 that hosts web banners for those who want to be a part of the titular Starfy Alliance. This alliance is informal, as all it takes to become a member is either using one of the site’s banners on your own website or simply proclaiming your love of the Starfy series if you do not have a website.

===Original Characters (FC2)===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20200106191101/https://originalcharacters.net Original Characters] is a now defunct website established by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile So] (Japanese: そー) that was hosted on FC2. It was made as a platform for people to share their own original characters. Early in the site’s history large sections of it were dedicated to fan works based on other properties, including the [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Starfy series]. These sections were later removed from the site former, but they were still viable via an on site archive section. The Starfy series section was robust, featuring fan art, fan fiction, and [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm fan games]. Around 2020 the whole site, including it’s archives, was taken down.

So also runs a personal profile site with miscellaneous information about them. They used to list and link to many of their video games and websites, but all mention of those as also deleted around 2020. However, their artwork is still available via self hosted archives on the site.

===Legendary Adventure (FC2)===

[http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com Legendary Adventure] (Japanese: 伝説のアドベンチャー) was a website hosted on FC2. The website offered tips, cheats and glitches for ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Tomato Adventure|Tomato Adventure]]'', ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and other games, such as those in the ''[http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/company/10626.html Quiz Magic Academy]'' series. The website also had a blog and bulletin board. The website currently appears to be offline but cached versions of [https://web.archive.org/web/20131211220010/http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com/ the main page] and [http://archive.today/NQlac its Imadame glitch documentation] exist.

==See also==
*[[List of official The Legendary Starfy series websites]]

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List of The Legendary Starfy series fansites

2023-09-05T02:06:44Z

Jubei:

This page is a list of [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fansites by language.

==English==

===Pufftop (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/dcM3kxFbZE Pufftop], named after the [[Pufftop]] kingdom Starfy's family rules over, is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It is the official [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] server for The Legendary Starfy [[wikipedia:Reddit|subreddit]], though it has come to gain an identity of its own. It is currently owned by [https://twitter.com/KingdomOfKoops Koops]. His position gives him the “Papa Star” role, named after Starfy’s father. Eleanor was originally the server owner, but she latter passed her ownership onto Koops. Eleanor currently holds the “Retired Old man Lobber” role, a reference to both the [[Old Man Lobber|character]] and her retirement status. The admins of the server are given the "Pufftop Veteran" role while moderators are given the “Pufftop Guards” role. This is a reference the characters known as [[Pufftop Guard|Pufftop Guards]]. Server bots are named after various bosses from the Starfy series and are given the “Boss” role. Sever ranks are named after the [[Lobber's Logbook]] ranks. Members who contribute to the fan community though translations, speedruns, or various creative mediums are given special roles. Some members have been given roles named after various characters from the series upon request.

Pufftop features channels for both Starfy series related and off topic discussion. Activity on the server is consistent and it continues to gain new members. Due to this, it can be argued that Pufftop is the most popular dedicated Starfy series fan space on the internet.

===Starfy Translation Team (Discord)===

Originally made by (User:Torchickens) as a space for work on the [Fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy|fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy], [https://discord.gg/tKMhja2rgK Starfy Translation Team] has since expanded into a general hub for all Starfy series related translation efforts. Torchickens herself has stepped down from her role as project organizer for the the Densetsu no Starfy fan translation, though she maintains ownership of the server.

===Starfy Speedrunning Server (Discord)===

Pufftop moderator and Starfy series speedrunner [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQhR2ls7IQwLcS3TEXDHpUQ carterferris07] is the owner of the [https://discord.gg/pftezCFDhv Starfy Speedrunning Server]. It acts a space for speedrunners of the series to congregate.

===Legend of Stellaria (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/JEucwRet37 Legend of Stellaria] is a Starfy series themed Dungeons and Dragons role playing server created by Pufftop member JustATopaz.

===Pufftop Kingdom (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/QWh8PsX Pufftop Kingdom] is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It was created by [https://twitter.com/AlolanAutumn Autumn] when she was unaware of the preexisting Pufftop server.

===The Legendary Starfy (Reddit)===

[https://www.reddit.com/r/thelegendarystarfy The Legendary Starfy] is a subreddit for fans of the Starfy series established by goldmaster11 and their associates. Activity there is minimal as many of its members have decided to be more active in the Pufftop Discord server.

===The Legendary Starfy Forum (ProBoards)===

[https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net The Legendary Starfy Forum] is a forum about the Starfy series. It was established by [https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net/user/1 Graphite] in 2015 using the [[wikipedia:ProBoards|ProBoards]] hosting service. The forum contains different board categories consisting of a “General” category for forum information and updates, a “Starfy” category for discussing the Starfy series, and an “Off topic” category for fan works and miscellaneous discussion.

Prior to the opening of this forum, a different forum about the Starfy series was established by MBArceus in 2010. The forum used the now defunct ZetaBoards hosting service.

===The Legendary Starfy (NIWA Community Forums)===

Discussion about The Legendary Starfy series is currently available on a dedicated [https://www.niwanetwork.org/forums/index.php?board=44.0 Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance board] of the NIWA Community Forums. However, after a few posts it ceased to receive much activity.

===Project Pufftop (Twitter)===

[https://twitter.com/ProjectPufftop Project Pufftop] is a [[wikipedia:Twitter|Twitter]] account made to campaign for an official the revival the Starfy series. In practice the account mainly retweets Starfy series related tweets by other users. It is run by Koops and Autumn.

===Starfy-Starly-Fans (DeviantArt)===

[https://www.deviantart.com/starfy-starly-fans Starfy-Starfly-Fans] is currently the most active out of the few Starfy series related groups on DeviantArt. It is a space for fans to share their fan works based on the series. The group’s founder and only admin is [https://www.deviantart.com/roro102900 Roro102900]. It was established on May 4, 2015.

===Starfy Fan Club (Weebly)===

[https://starfyfanclub.weebly.com/index.html Starfy Fan Club] is a website dedicated to the Starfy series hosted on [[wikipedia:Weebly|Weebly]]. The earliest archived version of the site is from 2012. The site is rather bear bones, but it includes eight pages. “Home” is the home page of the website. "Starfy Gossip" is a shoutbox where people can discuss the Starfy series. "Starfy Facts" is a list of a couple facts about the Starfy series. "TLS Characters" is a set of brief descriptions for some of the characters present in The Legendary Starfy. "TLS Cheats" is a list of five unlockable features in The Legendary Starfy. "Fan Club" is where people can add themselves to the titular fan club. "Starfy Tunez" is a blank page. "Starfy Vs. Kirby" asks the viewer to participate in a defunct Crowdsignal poll.

===Salt Water Stafi===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20080207015108/http://www.saltwaterstafi.com Salt Water Stafi], also known as Saltwater Stafi or SALT WATER STAFI was an English fansite of the Starfy series run by [https://www.nintendolife.com/users/Corbs Corbie Dillard], a writer for Nintendo Life; a video game blog and review website, where he is known under the username Corbs. On August 27, 2007 the website moved to its own domain name.

The website included links to the official websites for Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 and mirrored the Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 FAQs on GameFAQs, with permission from the original authors. The website also included links to Corbie Dillard's personal Starfy collection, a page summarizing the history of The Legendary Starfy series called "History of Stafi 101" and a link to an annotated version of the Densetsu no Starfy 2 Stage Select map. For example, the stage names are incorrect and that “Kyorosuke's Shop” should be “Kyorosuke's House,” while 'HadeHirai's Photo Shop' should be “Lovely's Shop.”

In the comments of Corbie's Nintendo Life article, Starfy Finally Coming to North America!, Corbie posted on April 21st, 2009 that "Salt Water Stafi isn't gone yet" and is "just being reworked."

===The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki & Archive (Google Sites)===

Pufftop admin and Starfy series fan artist TiramisuGrenouille is the creator of [https://sites.google.com/view/sso-wiki/sso-wiki-archive The Star of Sand Ocean Wiki & Archive]. It is a website dedicated to TiramisuGrenouille’s alternate universe fan fiction where characters from the Starfy series are humans in the wild west. TiramisuGrenouille’s end goal is to make their fan fiction into a comic. There is also has a [https://discord.gg/CUpAMuc9Hq Discord server] for fans of the project.

===Starfy and Kirby Fan Club (Fandom)===

[https://starfyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/Starfy_Fanon_Wiki Starfy and Kirby Fan Club] is a Wiki established on [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] by [https://starfyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/User:McBoo-Blitzman McBoo-Blitzman] on July 12, 2009. The Wiki holds various articles about unofficial fan created elements of the Starfy series. It is now managed by Pufftop member Goji Goodra#7702.

===Starfy Wiki===
{{main|Starfy Wiki:About}}
[[Main Page|Starfy Wiki]], known in full as '''The Legendary Starfy Wiki''' is a Wiki with various information about ''The Legendary Starfy'' series. The Wiki was founded on Wikia by {{user|BattleFranky202}} on May 30, 2009.

There are currently two Starfy Wikis - one hosted on [[Main Page|starfywiki.org]] (currently hosted by {{user|Michael}}, alias "Tappy", the webmaster of [http://www.hyrule.net Hyrule.net]) and an outdated one hosted on [http://starfy.wikia.com starfy.wikia.com]. This is due to the Wiki being forked by {{user|Michael}} on to the new domain name in early January 2011. All of the pages were imported, while images were re-uploaded separately.

The choice for Starfy Wiki to have its own domain name originated from the local staff's desires for the Wiki to become independent and possibly become part of the [[nwiki:Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance|Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance]] (NIWA) — an alliance promoting Wikis about [[Nintendo]] to stay independent and remain outside of the control of external companies. Starfy Wiki became a member of the NIWA on April 28, 2011. It is also affiliated with [[Starfy_Wiki:Affiliates|a number of other websites]].

==Japanese==

===Colorful Planet===

[http://www.colorfulplanet.net Colorful Planet] is the the personal multipurpose website of [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/59540773 mustard_pudding] (Japanese: 洋芥子ぷりん) where they post their fan works based on Nintendo properties. The Splatoon series is currently their primary focus, but some works based on the Stary series and other properties are still hosted there. However, most fan works that were not based on Splatoon have been removed.

A former companion site to Colorful Planet under the name [http://web.archive.org/web/20210304084321/http://stafykirby.blog17.fc2.com Sauce is Soy Sauce] (Japanese: ソースはしょう油で) was also created by mustard_pudding. It was hosted on [[wikipedia:FC2 (portal)|FC2]]. The site originally severed as a personal blog, but it is now defunct. That role has now been taken on by Colorful Planet itself among its other roles.

===At This Late Hour (FC2)===
[http://imasara217.blog33.fc2.com At This Late Hour] (Japanese: 今更, Imasara) is an abandoned Japanese blog previously run by [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/330783 Little Y] (Japanese: りとるY) hosted on FC2. It was there Little Y would post their fan art based on Nintendo properties, mostly the Starfy series. The blog began on August 14, 2008 and was last updated on January 1, 2018.

The blog has since been replaced by Little Y’s personal [https://twitter.com/little_y17 Twitter account]. While they still share their fan art of Nintendo properties, including the Starfy series, most of their tweets revolve around their experiences playing video games for the Nintendo Switch.

===Starfy Alliance (FC2)===
[http://sutahimitu.fc2web.com/sutadou/sutafi-doumei.html Starfy Alliance] (Japanese: スタフィー同盟) is a website hosted on FC2 that hosts web banners for those who want to be a part of the titular Starfy Alliance. This alliance is informal, as all it takes to become a member is either using one of the site’s banners on your own website or simply proclaiming your love of the Starfy series if you do not have a website.

===Original Characters (FC2)===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20200106191101/https://originalcharacters.net Original Characters] is a now defunct website established by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile So] (Japanese: そー) that was hosted on FC2. It was made as a platform for people to share their own original characters. Early in the site’s history large sections of it were dedicated to fan works based on other properties, including the [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Starfy series]. These sections were later removed from the site former, but they were still viable via an on site archive section. The Starfy series section was robust, featuring fan art, fan fiction, and [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm fan games]. Around 2020 the whole site, including it’s archives, was taken down.

So also runs a personal profile site with miscellaneous information about them. They used to list and link to many of their video games and websites, but all mention of those as also deleted around 2020. However, their artwork is still available via self hosted archives on the site.

===Legendary Adventure (FC2)===

[http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com Legendary Adventure] (Japanese: 伝説のアドベンチャー) was a website hosted on FC2. The website offered tips, cheats and glitches for ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Tomato Adventure|Tomato Adventure]]'', ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and other games, such as those in the ''[http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/company/10626.html Quiz Magic Academy]'' series. The website also had a blog and bulletin board. The website currently appears to be offline but cached versions of [https://web.archive.org/web/20131211220010/http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com/ the main page] and [http://archive.today/NQlac its Imadame glitch documentation] exist.

==See also==
*[[List of official The Legendary Starfy series websites]]

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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

2023-04-11T03:11:34Z

Jubei:

{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here.}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Horizontal Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

[https://originalcharacters.net '''Original Characters'''] was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a Portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Stafy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Stafy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Breaking Down the Starfy Block''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Stafy no burokku kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorn would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users called [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist is called the "Kid" like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid. There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage====
The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies. At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock. West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) was a work in progress for an unofficial [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] game created using the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam]. On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts in five videos from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that he was looking for someone to make the fan-game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> it has now been cancelled.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser [http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html demo], and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, but the website has since went offline, making the demo unplayable on browser. Back then, in order to play it, UnityWebPlayer needed to be installed, but that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. The demo has since been independently archived. Now, in order to play it, the program desktop Uniplayer must be used. UnityWebPlayer is still necessary to play the demo, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games.

To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested he wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref>

Below is a table of what the controls are in English:

{|
{| 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;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a fan [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' game]] featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w JinrakuTC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the ''[[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]]'' engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by JinrakuTC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on JinrakuTC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 JinrakuTC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack to Moe's Adventure is also available as videos on both of JinrakuTC's accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

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==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Breaking Down the Starfy Block.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|[[Lobber's Cave]] in "I wanna get the five stars!"
File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|Starfy's surroundings after the UnityGameUploader demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|Starfy in water near the field, in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan-game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua]
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki]
*[https://archive.org/details/i-wanna-get-the-five-stars Archive of the game]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

==References==
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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

2023-04-11T03:10:42Z

Jubei:

{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here.}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Horizontal Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

[https://originalcharacters.net '''Original Characters'''] was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a Portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Stafy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Stafy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Breaking Down the Starfy Block''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Stafy no burokku kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorn would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users called [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist is called the "Kid" like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid. There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage====
The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies. At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock. West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) was a work in progress for an unofficial [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] game created using the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam]. On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts in five videos from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that he was looking for someone to make the fan-game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> it has now been cancelled.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser [http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html demo], and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, but the website has since went offline, making the demo unplayable on browser. Back then, in order to play it, UnityWebPlayer needed to be installed, but that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. The demo has since been independently archived. Now, in order to play it, the program desktop Uniplayer must be used. UnityWebPlayer is still necessary to play the demo, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games.

To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested he wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref>

Below is a table of what the controls are in English:

{|
{| 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;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a fan [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' game]] featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w JinrakuTC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the ''[[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]]'' engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by JinrakuTC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on JinrakuTC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 JinrakuTC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack to Moe's Adventure is also available as videos on both of JinrakuTC's accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

{{clrr}}

==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Breaking Down the Starfy Block.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|[[Lobber's Cave]] in "I wanna get the five stars!"
File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|Starfy's surroundings after the UnityGameUploader demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|Starfy in water near the field, in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan-game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua]
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki]
*[https://archive.org/details/i-wanna-get-the-five-stars archive of the game]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

==References==
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[[Category:Fandom]]

List of The Legendary Starfy series fansites

2023-03-20T02:27:11Z

Jubei:

This page is a list of [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fansites by language.

==English==

===Pufftop (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/dcM3kxFbZE Pufftop], named after the [[Pufftop]] kingdom Starfy's family rules over, is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It is the official [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] server for The Legendary Starfy [[wikipedia:Reddit|subreddit]], though it has come to gain an identity of its own. It is currently owned by [https://twitter.com/KingdomOfKoops Koops]. His position gives him the “Papa Star” role, named after Starfy’s father. Eleanor was originally the server owner, but she latter passed her ownership onto Koops. Eleanor currently holds the “Retired Old man Lobber” role, a reference to both the [[Old Man Lobber|character]] and her retirement status. The admins of the server are given the "Pufftop Veteran" role while moderators are given the “Pufftop Guards” role. This is a reference the characters known as [[Pufftop Guard|Pufftop Guards]]. Server bots are named after various bosses from the Starfy series and are given the “Boss” role. Sever ranks are named after the [[Lobber's Logbook]] ranks. Members who contribute to the fan community though translations, speedruns, or various creative mediums are given special roles. Some members have been given roles named after various characters from the series upon request.

Pufftop features channels for both Starfy series related and off topic discussion. Activity on the server is consistent and it continues to gain new members. Due to this, it can be argued that Pufftop is the most popular dedicated Starfy series fan space on the internet.

===Starfy Translation Team (Discord)===

Originally made by (User:Torchickens) as a space for work on the [Fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy|fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy], [https://discord.gg/tKMhja2rgK Starfy Translation Team] has since expanded into a general hub for all Starfy series related translation efforts. Torchickens herself has stepped down from her role as project organizer for the the Densetsu no Starfy fan translation, though she maintains ownership of the server.

===The Star of Sand Ocean (Discord)===

Pufftop admin and Starfy series fan artist TiramisuGrenouille is the owner of [https://discord.gg/CUpAMuc9Hq The Star of Sand Ocean]. It is dedicated to TiramisuGrenouille’s alternate universe fan fiction where characters from the Starfy series are humans in the wild west. TiramisuGrenouille’s end goal is to make their fan fiction into a comic.

===Starfy Speedrunning Server (Discord)===

Pufftop moderator and Starfy series speedrunner [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQhR2ls7IQwLcS3TEXDHpUQ carterferris07] is the owner of the [https://discord.gg/pftezCFDhv Starfy Speedrunning Server]. It acts a space for speedrunners of the series to congregate.

===Legend of Stellaria (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/JEucwRet37 Legend of Stellaria] is a Starfy series themed Dungeons and Dragons role playing server created by Pufftop member JustATopaz.

===Pufftop Kingdom (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/QWh8PsX Pufftop Kingdom] is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It was created by [https://twitter.com/AlolanAutumn Autumn] when she was unaware of the preexisting Pufftop server.

===The Legendary Starfy (Reddit)===

[https://www.reddit.com/r/thelegendarystarfy The Legendary Starfy] is a subreddit for fans of the Starfy series established by goldmaster11 and their associates. Activity there is minimal as many of its members have decided to be more active in the Pufftop Discord server.

===The Legendary Starfy Forum (ProBoards)===

[https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net The Legendary Starfy Forum] is a forum about the Starfy series. It was established by [https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net/user/1 Graphite] in 2015 using the [[wikipedia:ProBoards|ProBoards]] hosting service. The forum contains different board categories consisting of a “General” category for forum information and updates, a “Starfy” category for discussing the Starfy series, and an “Off topic” category for fan works and miscellaneous discussion.

Prior to the opening of this forum, a different forum about the Starfy series was established by MBArceus in 2010. The forum used the now defunct ZetaBoards hosting service.

===The Legendary Starfy (NIWA Community Forums)===

Discussion about The Legendary Starfy series is currently available on a dedicated [https://www.niwanetwork.org/forums/index.php?board=44.0 Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance board] of the NIWA Community Forums. However, after a few posts it ceased to receive much activity.

===Project Pufftop (Twitter)===

[https://twitter.com/ProjectPufftop Project Pufftop] is a [[wikipedia:Twitter|Twitter]] account made to campaign for an official the revival the Starfy series. In practice the account mainly retweets Starfy series related tweets by other users. It is run by Koops and Autumn.

===Starfy and Kirby Fan Club (Fandom)===

[https://starfyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/Starfy_Fanon_Wiki Starfy and Kirby Fan Club] is a Wiki established on [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] by [https://starfyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/User:McBoo-Blitzman McBoo-Blitzman] on July 12, 2009. The Wiki holds various articles about unofficial fan created elements of the Starfy series. It is now managed by Pufftop member Goji Goodra#7702.

===Starfy-Starly-Fans (DeviantArt)===

[https://www.deviantart.com/starfy-starly-fans Starfy-Starfly-Fans] is currently the most active out of the few Starfy series related groups on DeviantArt. It is a space for fans to share their fan works based on the series. The group’s founder and only admin is [https://www.deviantart.com/roro102900 Roro102900]. It was established on May 4, 2015.

===Starfy Fan Club (Weebly)===

[https://starfyfanclub.weebly.com/index.html Starfy Fan Club] is a website dedicated to the Starfy series hosted on [[wikipedia:Weebly|Weebly]]. The earliest archived version of the site is from 2012. The site is rather bear bones, but it includes eight pages. “Home” is the home page of the website. "Starfy Gossip" is a shoutbox where people can discuss the Starfy series. "Starfy Facts" is a list of a couple facts about the Starfy series. "TLS Characters" is a set of brief descriptions for some of the characters present in The Legendary Starfy. "TLS Cheats" is a list of five unlockable features in The Legendary Starfy. "Fan Club" is where people can add themselves to the titular fan club. "Starfy Tunez" is a blank page. "Starfy Vs. Kirby" asks the viewer to participate in a defunct Crowdsignal poll.

===Salt Water Stafi===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20080207015108/http://www.saltwaterstafi.com Salt Water Stafi], also known as Saltwater Stafi or SALT WATER STAFI was an English fansite of the Starfy series run by [https://www.nintendolife.com/users/Corbs Corbie Dillard], a writer for Nintendo Life; a video game blog and review website, where he is known under the username Corbs. On August 27, 2007 the website moved to its own domain name.

The website included links to the official websites for Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 and mirrored the Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 FAQs on GameFAQs, with permission from the original authors. The website also included links to Corbie Dillard's personal Starfy collection, a page summarizing the history of The Legendary Starfy series called "History of Stafi 101" and a link to an annotated version of the Densetsu no Starfy 2 Stage Select map. For example, the stage names are incorrect and that “Kyorosuke's Shop” should be “Kyorosuke's House,” while 'HadeHirai's Photo Shop' should be “Lovely's Shop.”

In the comments of Corbie's Nintendo Life article, Starfy Finally Coming to North America!, Corbie posted on April 21st, 2009 that "Salt Water Stafi isn't gone yet" and is "just being reworked."

===Starfy Wiki===
{{main|Starfy Wiki:About}}
[[Main Page|Starfy Wiki]], known in full as '''The Legendary Starfy Wiki''' is a Wiki with various information about ''The Legendary Starfy'' series. The Wiki was founded on Wikia by {{user|BattleFranky202}} on May 30, 2009.

There are currently two Starfy Wikis - one hosted on [[Main Page|starfywiki.org]] (currently hosted by {{user|Michael}}, alias "Tappy", the webmaster of [http://www.hyrule.net Hyrule.net]) and an outdated one hosted on [http://starfy.wikia.com starfy.wikia.com]. This is due to the Wiki being forked by {{user|Michael}} on to the new domain name in early January 2011. All of the pages were imported, while images were re-uploaded separately.

The choice for Starfy Wiki to have its own domain name originated from the local staff's desires for the Wiki to become independent and possibly become part of the [[nwiki:Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance|Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance]] (NIWA) — an alliance promoting Wikis about [[Nintendo]] to stay independent and remain outside of the control of external companies. Starfy Wiki became a member of the NIWA on April 28, 2011. It is also affiliated with [[Starfy_Wiki:Affiliates|a number of other websites]].

==Japanese==

===Colorful Planet===

[http://www.colorfulplanet.net Colorful Planet] is the the personal multipurpose website of [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/59540773 mustard_pudding] (Japanese: 洋芥子ぷりん) where they post their fan works based on Nintendo properties. The Splatoon series is currently their primary focus, but some works based on the Stary series and other properties are still hosted there. However, most fan works that were not based on Splatoon have been removed.

A former companion site to Colorful Planet under the name [http://web.archive.org/web/20210304084321/http://stafykirby.blog17.fc2.com Sauce is Soy Sauce] (Japanese: ソースはしょう油で) was also created by mustard_pudding. It was hosted on [[wikipedia:FC2 (portal)|FC2]]. The site originally severed as a personal blog, but it is now defunct. That role has now been taken on by Colorful Planet itself among its other roles.

===At This Late Hour (FC2)===
[http://imasara217.blog33.fc2.com At This Late Hour] (Japanese: 今更, Imasara) is an abandoned Japanese blog previously run by [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/330783 Little Y] (Japanese: りとるY) hosted on FC2. It was there Little Y would post their fan art based on Nintendo properties, mostly the Starfy series. The blog began on August 14, 2008 and was last updated on January 1, 2018.

The blog has since been replaced by Little Y’s personal [https://twitter.com/little_y17 Twitter account]. While they still share their fan art of Nintendo properties, including the Starfy series, most of their tweets revolve around their experiences playing video games for the Nintendo Switch.

===Starfy Alliance (FC2)===
[http://sutahimitu.fc2web.com/sutadou/sutafi-doumei.html Starfy Alliance] (Japanese: スタフィー同盟) is a website hosted on FC2 that hosts web banners for those who want to be a part of the titular Starfy Alliance. This alliance is informal, as all it takes to become a member is either using one of the site’s banners on your own website or simply proclaiming your love of the Starfy series if you do not have a website.

===Original Characters (FC2)===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20200106191101/https://originalcharacters.net Original Characters] is a now defunct website established by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile So] (Japanese: そー) that was hosted on FC2. It was made as a platform for people to share their own original characters. Early in the site’s history large sections of it were dedicated to fan works based on other properties, including the [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Starfy series]. These sections were later removed from the site former, but they were still viable via an on site archive section. The Starfy series section was robust, featuring fan art, fan fiction, and [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm fan games]. Around 2020 the whole site, including it’s archives, was taken down.

So also runs a personal profile site with miscellaneous information about them. They used to list and link to many of their video games and websites, but all mention of those as also deleted around 2020. However, their artwork is still available via self hosted archives on the site.

===Legendary Adventure (FC2)===

[http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com Legendary Adventure] (Japanese: 伝説のアドベンチャー) was a website hosted on FC2. The website offered tips, cheats and glitches for ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Tomato Adventure|Tomato Adventure]]'', ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and other games, such as those in the ''[http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/company/10626.html Quiz Magic Academy]'' series. The website also had a blog and bulletin board. The website currently appears to be offline but cached versions of [https://web.archive.org/web/20131211220010/http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com/ the main page] and [http://archive.today/NQlac its Imadame glitch documentation] exist.

==See also==
*[[List of official The Legendary Starfy series websites]]

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[[Category:Fandom]]
[[Category:Lists|F]]
[[Category:Series meta]]
[[Category:Websites]]

List of The Legendary Starfy series fansites

2023-03-20T02:18:06Z

Jubei:

This page is a list of [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fansites by language.

==English==

===Pufftop (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/dcM3kxFbZE Pufftop], named after the [[Pufftop]] kingdom Starfy's family rules over, is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It is the official [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] server for The Legendary Starfy [[wikipedia:Reddit|subreddit]], though it has come to gain an identity of its own. It is currently owned by [https://twitter.com/KingdomOfKoops Koops]. His position gives him the “Papa Star” role, named after Starfy’s father. Eleanor was originally the server owner, but she latter passed her ownership onto Koops. Eleanor currently holds the “Retired Old man Lobber” role, a reference to both the [[Old Man Lobber|character]] and her retirement status. The admins of the server are given the "Pufftop Veteran" role while moderators are given the “Pufftop Guards” role. This is a reference the characters known as [[Pufftop Guard|Pufftop Guards]]. Server bots are named after various bosses from the Starfy series and are given the “Boss” role. Sever ranks are named after the [[Lobber's Logbook]] ranks. Members who contribute to the fan community though translations, speedruns, or various creative mediums are given special roles. Some members have been given roles named after various characters from the series upon request.

Pufftop features channels for both Starfy series related and off topic discussion. Activity on the server is consistent and it continues to gain new members. Due to this, it can be argued that Pufftop is the most popular dedicated Starfy series fan space on the internet.

===Starfy Translation Team (Discord)===

Originally made by (User:Torchickens) as a space for work on the [Fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy|fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy], [https://discord.gg/tKMhja2rgK Starfy Translation Team] has since expanded into a general hub for all Starfy series related translation efforts. Torchickens herself has stepped down from her role as project organizer for the the Densetsu no Starfy fan translation, though she maintains ownership of the server.

===The Star of Sand Ocean (Discord)===

Pufftop admin and Starfy series fan artist TiramisuGrenouille is the owner of [https://discord.gg/CUpAMuc9Hq The Star of Sand Ocean]. It is dedicated to TiramisuGrenouille’s alternate universe fan fiction where characters from the Starfy series are humans in the wild west. TiramisuGrenouille’s end goal is to make their fan fiction into a comic.

===Starfy Speedrunning Server (Discord)===

Pufftop moderator and Starfy series speedrunner [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQhR2ls7IQwLcS3TEXDHpUQ carterferris07] is the owner of the [https://discord.gg/pftezCFDhv Starfy Speedrunning Server]. It acts a space for speedrunners of the series to congregate.

===Legend of Stellaria (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/JEucwRet37 Legend of Stellaria] is a Starfy series themed Dungeons and Dragons role playing server created by Pufftop member JustATopaz.

===Pufftop Kingdom (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/QWh8PsX Pufftop Kingdom] is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It was created by [https://twitter.com/AlolanAutumn Autumn] when she was unaware of the preexisting Pufftop server.

===The Legendary Starfy (Reddit)===

[https://www.reddit.com/r/thelegendarystarfy The Legendary Starfy] is a subreddit for fans of the Starfy series established by goldmaster11 and their associates. Activity there is minimal as many of its members have decided to be more active in the Pufftop Discord server.

===The Legendary Starfy Forum (ProBoards)===

[https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net The Legendary Starfy Forum] is a forum about the Starfy series. It was established by [https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net/user/1 Graphite] in 2015 using the [[wikipedia:ProBoards|ProBoards]] hosting service. The forum contains different board categories consisting of a “General” category for forum information and updates, a “Starfy” category for discussing the Starfy series, and an “Off topic” category for fan works and miscellaneous discussion.

Prior to the opening of this forum, a different forum about the Starfy series was established by MBArceus in 2010. The forum used the now defunct ZetaBoards hosting service.

===The Legendary Starfy (NIWA Community Forums)===

Discussion about The Legendary Starfy series is currently available on a dedicated [https://www.niwanetwork.org/forums/index.php?board=44.0 Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance board] of the NIWA Community Forums. However, after a few posts it ceased to receive much activity.

===Project Pufftop (Twitter)===

[https://twitter.com/ProjectPufftop Project Pufftop] is a [[wikipedia:Twitter|Twitter]] account made to campaign for an official the revival the Starfy series. In practice the account mainly retweets Starfy series related tweets by other users. It is run by Koops and Autumn.

===Starfy and Kirby Fan Club (Fandom)===

[https://starfyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/Starfy_Fanon_Wiki Starfy and Kirby Fan Club] is a Wiki established on [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] by [https://starfyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/User:McBoo-Blitzman McBoo-Blitzman] on July 12, 2009. The Wiki holds various articles about unofficial fan created elements of the Starfy series. It is now managed by Pufftop member Goji Goodra#7702.

===Starfy-Starly-Fans (DeviantArt)===

[https://www.deviantart.com/starfy-starly-fans Starfy-Starfly-Fans] is currently the most active out of the few Starfy series related groups on DeviantArt. It is a space for fans to share their fan works based on the series. The group’s founder and only admin is [https://www.deviantart.com/roro102900 Roro102900]. It was established on May 4, 2015.

===Starfy Fan Club (Weebly)===

[https://starfyfanclub.weebly.com/index.html Starfy Fan Club] is a website dedicated to the Starfy series hosted on [[wikipedia:Weebly|Weebly]]. The earliest archived version of the site is from 2012. The site is rather bear bones, but it includes eight pages. “Home” is the home page of the website. "Starfy Gossip" is a shoutbox where people can discuss the Starfy series. "Starfy Facts" is a list of a couple facts about the Starfy series. "TLS Characters" is a set of brief descriptions for some of the characters present in The Legendary Starfy. "TLS Cheats" is a list of five unlockable features in The Legendary Starfy. "Fan Club" is where people can add themselves to the titular fan club. "Starfy Tunez" is a blank page. "Starfy Vs. Kirby" asks the viewer to participate in a defunct Crowdsignal poll.

===Salt Water Stafi===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20080207015108/http://www.saltwaterstafi.com Salt Water Stafi], also known as Saltwater Stafi or SALT WATER STAFI was an English fansite of the Starfy series run by [https://www.nintendolife.com/users/Corbs Corbie Dillard], a writer for Nintendo Life; a video game blog and review website, where he is known under the username Corbs. On August 27, 2007 the website moved to its own domain name.

The website included links to the official websites for Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 and mirrored the Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 FAQs on GameFAQs, with permission from the original authors. The website also included links to Corbie Dillard's personal Starfy collection, a page summarizing the history of The Legendary Starfy series called "History of Stafi 101" and a link to an annotated version of the Densetsu no Starfy 2 Stage Select map. For example, the stage names are incorrect and that “Kyorosuke's Shop” should be “Kyorosuke's House,” while 'HadeHirai's Photo Shop' should be “Lovely's Shop.”

In the comments of Corbie's Nintendo Life article, Starfy Finally Coming to North America!, Corbie posted on April 21st, 2009 that "Salt Water Stafi isn't gone yet" and is "just being reworked."

===Starfy Wiki===
{{main|Starfy Wiki:About}}
[[Main Page|Starfy Wiki]], known in full as '''The Legendary Starfy Wiki''' is a Wiki with various information about ''The Legendary Starfy'' series. The Wiki was founded on Wikia by {{user|BattleFranky202}} on May 30, 2009.

There are currently two Starfy Wikis - one hosted on [[Main Page|starfywiki.org]] (currently hosted by {{user|Michael}}, alias "Tappy", the webmaster of [http://www.hyrule.net Hyrule.net]) and an outdated one hosted on [http://starfy.wikia.com starfy.wikia.com]. This is due to the Wiki being forked by {{user|Michael}} on to the new domain name in early January 2011. All of the pages were imported, while images were re-uploaded separately.

The choice for Starfy Wiki to have its own domain name originated from the local staff's desires for the Wiki to become independent and possibly become part of the [[nwiki:Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance|Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance]] (NIWA) — an alliance promoting Wikis about [[Nintendo]] to stay independent and remain outside of the control of external companies. Starfy Wiki became a member of the NIWA on April 28, 2011. It is also affiliated with [[Starfy_Wiki:Affiliates|a number of other websites]].

==Japanese==

===Colorful Planet===

[http://www.colorfulplanet.net Colorful Planet] is the the personal multipurpose website of [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/59540773 mustard_pudding] (Japanese: 洋芥子ぷりん) where they post their fan works based on Nintendo properties. The Splatoon series is currently their primary focus, but some works based on the Stary series and other properties are still hosted there. However, most fan works that were not based on Splatoon have been removed.

A former companion site to Colorful Planet under the name [http://web.archive.org/web/20210304084321/http://stafykirby.blog17.fc2.com Sauce is Soy Sauce] (Japanese: ソースはしょう油で) was also created by mustard_pudding. It was hosted on [[wikipedia:FC2 (portal)|FC2]]. The site originally severed as a personal blog, but it is now defunct. That role has now been taken on by Colorful Planet itself among its other roles.

===At This Late Hour (FC2)===
[http://imasara217.blog33.fc2.com At This Late Hour] (Japanese: 今更, Imasara) is an abandoned Japanese blog previously run by [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/330783 Little Y] (Japanese: りとるY) hosted on FC2. It was there Little Y would post their fan art based on Nintendo properties, mostly the Starfy series. The blog began on August 14, 2008 and was last updated on January 1, 2018.

The blog has since been replaced by Little Y’s personal [https://twitter.com/little_y17 Twitter account]. While they still share their fan art of Nintendo properties, including the Starfy series, most of their tweets revolve around their experiences playing video games for the Nintendo Switch.

===Starfy Alliance (FC2)===
[http://sutahimitu.fc2web.com/sutadou/sutafi-doumei.html Starfy Alliance] (Japanese: スタフィー同盟) is a website hosted on FC2 that hosts web banners for those who want to be a part of the titular Starfy Alliance. This alliance is informal, as all it takes to become a member is either using one of the site’s banners on your own website or simply proclaiming your love of the Starfy series if you do not have a website.

===Original Characters (FC2)===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20200106191101/https://originalcharacters.net Original Characters] is a now defunct website established by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile So] (Japanese: そー) that was hosted on FC2. It was made as a platform for people to share their own original characters. Early in the site’s history large sections of it were dedicated to fan works based on other properties, including the [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Starfy series]. These sections were later removed from the site former, but they were still viable via an on site archive section. The Starfy series section was robust, featuring fan art, fan fiction, and [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm fan games]. Around 2020 the whole site, including it’s archives, was taken down.

So also runs a personal profile site with pusillanimous information about them. They used to list and link to many of their video games and websites, but all mention of those as also deleted around 2020. However, their artwork is still available via self hosted archives on the site.

===Legendary Adventure (FC2)===

[http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com Legendary Adventure] (Japanese: 伝説のアドベンチャー) was a website hosted on FC2. The website offered tips, cheats and glitches for ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Tomato Adventure|Tomato Adventure]]'', ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and other games, such as those in the ''[http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/company/10626.html Quiz Magic Academy]'' series. The website also had a blog and bulletin board. The website currently appears to be offline but cached versions of [https://web.archive.org/web/20131211220010/http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com/ the main page] and [http://archive.today/NQlac its Imadame glitch documentation] exist.

==See also==
*[[List of official The Legendary Starfy series websites]]

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List of The Legendary Starfy series fansites

2023-03-20T01:41:39Z

Jubei:

This page is a list of [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] fansites by language.

==English==

===Pufftop (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/dcM3kxFbZE Pufftop], named after the [[Pufftop]] kingdom Starfy's family rules over, is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It is the official [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] server for The Legendary Starfy [[wikipedia:Reddit|subreddit]], though it has come to gain an identity of its own. It is currently owned by [https://twitter.com/KingdomOfKoops Koops]. His position gives him the “Papa Star” role, named after Starfy’s father. Eleanor was originally the server owner, but she latter passed her ownership onto Koops. Eleanor currently holds the “Retired Old man Lobber” role, a reference to both the [[Old Man Lobber|character]] and her retirement status. The admins of the server are given the "Pufftop Veteran" role while moderators are given the “Pufftop Guards” role. This is a reference the characters known as [[Pufftop Guard|Pufftop Guards]]. Server bots are named after various bosses from the Starfy series and are given the “Boss” role. Sever ranks are named after the [[Lobber's Logbook]] ranks. Members who contribute to the fan community though translations, speedruns, or various creative mediums are given special roles. Some members have been given roles named after various characters from the series upon request.

Pufftop features channels for both Starfy series related and off topic discussion. Activity on the server is consistent and it continues to gain new members. Due to this, it can be argued that Pufftop is the most popular dedicated Starfy series fan space on the internet.

===Starfy Translation Team (Discord)===

Originally made by (User:Torchickens) as a space for work on the [Fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy|fan translation of Densetsu no Starfy], [https://discord.gg/tKMhja2rgK Starfy Translation Team] has since expanded into a general hub for all Starfy series related translation efforts. Torchickens herself has stepped down from her role as project organizer for the the Densetsu no Starfy fan translation, though she maintains ownership of the server.

===The Star of Sand Ocean (Discord)===

Pufftop admin and Starfy series fan artist TiramisuGrenouille is the owner of [https://discord.gg/CUpAMuc9Hq The Star of Sand Ocean]. It is dedicated to TiramisuGrenouille’s alternate universe fan fiction where characters from the Starfy series are humans in the wild west. TiramisuGrenouille’s end goal is to make their fan fiction into a comic.

===Starfy Speedrunning Server (Discord)===

Pufftop moderator and Starfy series speedrunner carterferris07 is the owner of the [https://discord.gg/pftezCFDhv Starfy Speedrunning Server]. It acts a space for speedrunners of the series to congregate.

===Legend of Stellaria (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/JEucwRet37 Legend of Stellaria] is a Starfy series themed Dungeons and Dragons role playing server created by Pufftop member JustATopaz.

===Pufftop Kingdom (Discord)===

[https://discord.gg/QWh8PsX Pufftop Kingdom] is a general purpose space for fans of the Starfy series to socialize. It was created by [https://twitter.com/AlolanAutumn Autumn] when she was unaware of the preexisting Pufftop server.

===The Legendary Starfy (Reddit)===

[https://www.reddit.com/r/thelegendarystarfy The Legendary Starfy] is a subreddit for fans of the Starfy series established by goldmaster11 and their associates. Activity there is minimal as many of its members have decided to be more active in the Pufftop Discord server.

===The Legendary Starfy Forum (ProBoards)===

[https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net The Legendary Starfy Forum] is a forum about the Starfy series. It was established by [https://thelegendarystarfy.boards.net/user/1 Graphite] in 2015 using the [[wikipedia:ProBoards|ProBoards]] hosting service. The forum contains different board categories consisting of a “General” category for forum information and updates, a “Starfy” category for discussing the Starfy series, and an “Off topic” category for fan works and miscellaneous discussion.

Prior to the opening of this forum, a different forum about the Starfy series was established by MBArceus in 2010. The forum used the now defunct ZetaBoards hosting service.

===The Legendary Starfy (NIWA Community Forums)===

Discussion about The Legendary Starfy series is currently available on a dedicated [https://www.niwanetwork.org/forums/index.php?board=44.0 Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance board] of the NIWA Community Forums. However, after a few posts it ceased to receive much activity.

===Project Pufftop (Twitter)===

[https://twitter.com/ProjectPufftop Project Pufftop] is a [[wikipedia:Twitter|Twitter]] account made to campaign for an official the revival the Starfy series. In practice the account mainly retweets Starfy series related tweets by other users. It is run by Koops and Autumn.

===Starfy and Kirby Fan Club (Fandom)===

[https://starfyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/Starfy_Fanon_Wiki Starfy and Kirby Fan Club] is a Wiki established on [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] by [https://starfyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/User:McBoo-Blitzman McBoo-Blitzman] on July 12, 2009. The Wiki holds various articles about unofficial fan created elements of the Starfy series. It is now managed by [https://starfyfanon.fandom.com/wiki/User:Hogwarts_Clock_Keeper Hogwarts Clock Keeper].

===Starfy-Starly-Fans (DeviantArt)===

[https://www.deviantart.com/starfy-starly-fans Starfy-Starfly-Fans] is currently the most active out of the few Starfy series related groups on DeviantArt. It is a space for fans to share their fan works based on the series. The group’s founder and only admin is [https://www.deviantart.com/roro102900 Roro102900]. It was established on May 4, 2015.

===Starfy Fan Club (Weebly)===

[https://starfyfanclub.weebly.com/index.html Starfy Fan Club] is a website dedicated to the Starfy series hosted on [[wikipedia:Weebly|Weebly]]. The earliest archived version of the site is from 2012. The site is rather bear bones, but it includes eight pages. “Home” is the home page of the website. "Starfy Gossip" is a shoutbox where people can discuss the Starfy series. "Starfy Facts" is a list of a couple facts about the Starfy series. "TLS Characters" is a set of brief descriptions for some of the characters present in The Legendary Starfy. "TLS Cheats" is a list of five unlockable features in The Legendary Starfy. "Fan Club" is where people can add themselves to the titular fan club. "Starfy Tunez" is a blank page. "Starfy Vs. Kirby" asks the viewer to participate in a defunct Crowdsignal poll.

===Salt Water Stafi===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20080207015108/http://www.saltwaterstafi.com Salt Water Stafi], also known as Saltwater Stafi or SALT WATER STAFI was an English fansite of the Starfy series run by [https://www.nintendolife.com/users/Corbs Corbie Dillard], a writer for Nintendo Life; a video game blog and review website, where he is known under the username Corbs. On August 27, 2007 the website moved to its own domain name.

The website included links to the official websites for Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 and mirrored the Densetsu no Starfy 1-4 FAQs on GameFAQs, with permission from the original authors. The website also included links to Corbie Dillard's personal Starfy collection, a page summarizing the history of The Legendary Starfy series called "History of Stafi 101" and a link to an annotated version of the Densetsu no Starfy 2 Stage Select map. For example, the stage names are incorrect and that “Kyorosuke's Shop” should be “Kyorosuke's House,” while 'HadeHirai's Photo Shop' should be “Lovely's Shop.”

In the comments of Corbie's Nintendo Life article, Starfy Finally Coming to North America!, Corbie posted on April 21st, 2009 that "Salt Water Stafi isn't gone yet" and is "just being reworked."

===Starfy Wiki===
{{main|Starfy Wiki:About}}
[[Main Page|Starfy Wiki]], known in full as '''The Legendary Starfy Wiki''' is a Wiki with various information about ''The Legendary Starfy'' series. The Wiki was founded on Wikia by {{user|BattleFranky202}} on May 30, 2009.

There are currently two Starfy Wikis - one hosted on [[Main Page|starfywiki.org]] (currently hosted by {{user|Michael}}, alias "Tappy", the webmaster of [http://www.hyrule.net Hyrule.net]) and an outdated one hosted on [http://starfy.wikia.com starfy.wikia.com]. This is due to the Wiki being forked by {{user|Michael}} on to the new domain name in early January 2011. All of the pages were imported, while images were re-uploaded separately.

The choice for Starfy Wiki to have its own domain name originated from the local staff's desires for the Wiki to become independent and possibly become part of the [[nwiki:Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance|Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance]] (NIWA) — an alliance promoting Wikis about [[Nintendo]] to stay independent and remain outside of the control of external companies. Starfy Wiki became a member of the NIWA on April 28, 2011. It is also affiliated with [[Starfy_Wiki:Affiliates|a number of other websites]].

==Japanese==

===Colorful Planet===

[http://www.colorfulplanet.net Colorful Planet] is the the personal multipurpose website of [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/59540773 mustard_pudding] (Japanese: 洋芥子ぷりん) where they post their fan works based on Nintendo properties. The Splatoon series is currently their primary focus, but some works based on the Stary series and other properties are still hosted there. However, most fan works that were not based on Splatoon have been removed.

A former companion site to Colorful Planet under the name [http://web.archive.org/web/20210304084321/http://stafykirby.blog17.fc2.com Sauce is Soy Sauce] (Japanese: ソースはしょう油で) was also created by mustard_pudding. It was hosted on [[wikipedia:FC2 (portal)|FC2]]. The site originally severed as a personal blog, but it is now defunct. That role has now been taken on by Colorful Planet itself among its other roles.

===At This Late Hour (FC2)===
[http://imasara217.blog33.fc2.com/ At This Late Hour] (Japanese: 今更, Imasara) is an abandoned Japanese blog previously run by [https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/330783 Little Y] (Japanese: りとるY) hosted on FC2. It was there Little Y would post their fan art based on Nintendo properties, mostly the Starfy series. The blog began on August 14, 2008 and was last updated on January 1, 2018.

The blog has since been replaced by Little Y’s personal [https://twitter.com/little_y17 Twitter account]. While they still share their fan art of Nintendo properties, including the Starfy series, most of their tweets revolve around their experiences playing video games for the Nintendo Switch.

===Starfy Alliance (FC2)===
[http://sutahimitu.fc2web.com/sutadou/sutafi-doumei.html Starfy Alliance] (Japanese: スタフィー同盟) is a website hosted on FC2 that hosts web banners for those who want to be a part of the titular Starfy Alliance. This alliance is informal, as all it takes to become a member is either using one of the site’s banners on your own website or simply proclaiming your love of the Starfy series if you do not have a website.

===Original Characters (FC2)===

[http://web.archive.org/web/20200106191101/https://originalcharacters.net Original Characters] is a now defunct website established by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile So] (Japanese: そー) that was hosted on FC2. It was made as a platform for people to share their own original characters. Early in the site’s history large sections of it were dedicated to fan works based on other properties, including the [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Starfy series]. These sections were later removed from the site former, but they were still viable via an on site archive section. The Starfy series section was robust, featuring fan art, fan fiction, and [https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm fan games]. Around 2020 the whole site, including it’s archives, was taken down.

So also runs a personal profile site with pusillanimous information about them. They used to list and link to many of their video games and websites, but all mention of those as also deleted around 2020. However, their artwork is still available via self hosted archives on the site.

===Legendary Adventure (FC2)===

[http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com Legendary Adventure] (Japanese: 伝説のアドベンチャー) was a website hosted on FC2. The website offered tips, cheats and glitches for ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Tomato Adventure|Tomato Adventure]]'', ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' and other games, such as those in the ''[http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/company/10626.html Quiz Magic Academy]'' series. The website also had a blog and bulletin board. The website currently appears to be offline but cached versions of [https://web.archive.org/web/20131211220010/http://legendaryadventure.web.fc2.com/ the main page] and [http://archive.today/NQlac its Imadame glitch documentation] exist.

==See also==
*[[List of official The Legendary Starfy series websites]]

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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

2022-04-04T18:44:50Z

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{{incomplete|Not to be an exhaustive list, although there are a number of other fan-games not listed here.}}
While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Horizontal Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

[https://originalcharacters.net '''Original Characters'''] was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a Portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Stafy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Stafy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Breaking Down the Starfy Block''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Stafy no burokku kuzushi'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorn would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users called [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist, is named called the "Kid", like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid. There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage====
The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies. At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock. West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of Starfy 3D after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) was a work in progress for an unofficial [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] game created using the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam]. On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts in five videos from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that he was looking for someone to make the fan-game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> it has now been cancelled.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser [http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html demo], and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, but the website has since went offline, making the demo unplayable on browser. Back then, in order to play it, UnityWebPlayer needed to be installed, but that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. The demo has since been independently archived. Now, in order to play it, the program desktop Uniplayer must be used. UnityWebPlayer is still necessary to play the demo, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games.

To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested he wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref>

Below is a table of what the controls are in English:

{|
{| 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;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a fan [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' game]] featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w JinrakuTC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the ''[[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]]'' engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. In the original version the enemies represented via sprites taken from official Starfy games, but in the remake they instead represented via official artwork. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by JinrakuTC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on JinrakuTC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 JinrakuTC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack to Moe's Adventure is also available as videos on both of JinrakuTC's accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

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==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Breaking Down the Starfy Block.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|[[Lobber's Cave]] in "I wanna get the five stars!"
File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|Starfy's surroundings after the UnityGameUploader demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|Starfy in water near the field, in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan-game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens - A gameplay video]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki, with a download link]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua - Part 1 of a playthrough featuring the Legendary Starfy series stage]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

==References==
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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

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While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Horizontal Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

[https://originalcharacters.net '''Original Characters'''] was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a Portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Stafy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Stafy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Breaking Down the Starfy Block''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Stafy no burokku kuzushi'') was a clone of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorn would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users called [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist, is named called the "Kid", like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid. There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage====
The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies. At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock. West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of the game after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) was a work in progress for an unofficial [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] game created using the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam]. On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts in five videos from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that he was looking for someone to make the fan-game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> it has now been cancelled.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser [http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html demo], and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, but the website has since went offline, making the demo unplayable on browser. Back then, in order to play it, UnityWebPlayer needed to be installed, but that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. The demo has since been independently archived. Now, in order to play it, the program desktop Uniplayer must be used. UnityWebPlayer is still necessary to play the demo, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games.

To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested he wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref>

Below is a table of what the controls are in English:

{|
{| 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;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a fan [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' game]] featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w JinrakuTC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the ''[[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]]'' engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with pixelated enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by JinrakuTC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on JinrakuTC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 JinrakuTC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack to Moe's Adventure is also available as videos on both of JinrakuTC's accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

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==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Breaking Down the Starfy Block.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|[[Lobber's Cave]] in "I wanna get the five stars!"
File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|Starfy's surroundings after the UnityGameUploader demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|Starfy in water near the field, in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan-game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens - A gameplay video]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki, with a download link]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua - Part 1 of a playthrough featuring the Legendary Starfy series stage]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's webpage]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

==References==
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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

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While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Horizontal Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

[https://originalcharacters.net '''Original Characters'''] was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a Portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Stafy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Stafy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Breaking Down the Starfy Block''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Stafy no burokku kuzushi'') was a clone of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorn would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users called [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist, is named called the "Kid", like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid. There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage====
The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies. At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock. West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of the game after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) was a work in progress for an unofficial [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] game created using the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam]. On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts in five videos from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as their Niconico uploads. While beanjam initially stated that he was looking for someone to make the fan-game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> it has now been cancelled.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser [http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html demo], and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, but the website has since went offline, making the demo unplayable on browser. Back then, in order to play it, UnityWebPlayer needed to be installed, but that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. The demo has since been independently archived. Now, in order to play it, the program desktop Uniplayer must be used. UnityWebPlayer is still necessary to play the demo, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games.

To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested he wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref>

Below is a table of what the controls are in English:

{|
{| 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;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a fan [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' game]] featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w JinrakuTC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the ''[[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]]'' engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with pixelated enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by JinrakuTC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on JinrakuTC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 JinrakuTC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack to Moe's Adventure is also available as videos on both of JinrakuTC's accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

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==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Breaking Down the Starfy Block.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|[[Lobber's Cave]] in "I wanna get the five stars!"
File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|Starfy's surroundings after the UnityGameUploader demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|Starfy in water near the field, in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan-game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens - A gameplay video]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki, with a download link]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua - Part 1 of a playthrough featuring the Legendary Starfy series stage]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

==References==
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List of fan games in The Legendary Starfy series

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While Nintendo does not endorse fan-games of its intellectual property, fans of ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series have produced '''numerous unofficial Starfy games'''. Some of these are listed, below.

==Moe-sama's Adventure==
[[File:Kyorosuke-sama's Adventure.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe-sama's Adventure.]]

'''Moe-sama's Adventure''' (Japanese: キョロスケさまの{{alttext|冒険|ぼうけん}}, ''[[Moe|Kyorosuke-sama]]'s Adventure'') was one of many flash games based on ''Horizontal Scroll GO!'' (Japanese: 横スクロールでGO!, ''Yoko sukurōru de GO!''). This iteration was themed after [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], starring [[Moe]], hosted on [http://www.ankohouse.com/ Ankohouse]. As of June 2014, Ankohouse has remove all flash games from its site, making Moe-sama's Adventure and most other games hosted on the site lost media. It was submitted by Black Shark (Japanese: {{alttext|黒鮫|くろさめ}}) on June 2nd, 2006. <ref>[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/dispranking_b.cgi?mode=stdalone&gamenum=1&num=500 最新500件を見る - Ankohouse (in Japanese)]</ref> The game was programmed and designed by Miko Aisa.

===How to play===
Click on the area above the [[Pearl]] meter (Japanese: {{alttext|真珠|しんじゅ}}) to begin a game. Control Moe with the mouse.

The objective of the game is to keep the Pearl meter above zero for as long as possible by touching Starfy with a Pearl for +10 points or occasionally [[Starly]] with a Pearl for +50 points. There are enemies which drain the Pearl meter when touched, including [[Zuratta]] (-5 points) and [[Ogura]] (-50 points). Points will be gained the further Moe travels. While accumulating points, [[wikirby:King Dedede|King Dedede]] will occasionally appear at the bottom of the playable area with a bag of Pearls, although it seems trying to interact with him does nothing.

Holding the mouse button down will make Moe move faster but will also make the Pearl meter deplete faster. Holding the mouse button down will decrease the amount of points gained for touching Starfy and Starly but it also decreases the amount of points lost for touching Zuratta and Ogura.

When the Pearl meter has decreased to zero the player can no longer move Moe upwards with the mouse (although it is still possible to move him left or right) or hold the mouse button down to make Moe move faster, but the Pearl meter can be increased above zero again if Moe touches Starfy or Starly while he is falling. The game ends when Moe falls through the bottom of the screen. Moe can only fall through the bottom of the screen if the Pearl meter is at zero.

==Original Characters==

[[File:Starfy Jyanken.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy Rock Paper Scissors.]]

[https://originalcharacters.net '''Original Characters'''] was a Japanese website ran by [http://muso.ciao.jp/profile/ So] (Japanese:そー) with the stated goal of allowing people to share their own original characters. Early in the site's history, a Portion of it was dedicated to fan works related to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], and it featured a few fan-games well as a personality quiz. Currently the site is down, and nearly all mention of it was removed from So's profile website. Thus, all the games that were once hosted there are now lost media.

'''Starfy Rock Paper Scissors''' (Japanese: スタフィーじゃんけん, ''Stafy Jyanken'') was a simple rock paper scissors simulator with a ''The Legendary Starfy'' series theme. Taking the role of Starfy, the player would wait for the count down and choose between rock, paper, or scissors in an attempt to win against Moe. Chooseing too early will automatically make make you lose the game for breaking the rules.

'''Bash Bash Starfy''' (Japanese: バシバシスタフィー, ''Bashi Bashi Stafy'') was a clone of [[wikipedia:Whac-A-Mole|Whac-A-Mole]] in which the player needed to click on Starfy when he was above the water's surface. The fan-game had three difficulty settings which affected the rate at which Starfy appeared on screen as well as the fan-game's time limit. Each difficulty setting gave you a different goal for how many times you should click on Starfy in a given match, though due to its simplistic nature the fan-game could not penalize you for not reaching the goal outside of text.

'''Breaking Down the Starfy Block''' (Japanese: スタフィーのブロック崩し, ''Stafy no burokku kuzushi'') was a clone of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakout_(video_game)|Breakout]] in which the player takes the role of Moe. It was the player's goal to destroy all the blocks on screen by launching Starfy at them. Thorn would also be present, which the player needed to avoid. If Starfy touched the thorns, then he would lose HP. His HP reaching 0 triggers a game over.

==I wanna get the five stars!==
[[File:IWGTFS! Title.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of I wanna get the five stars!]]

'''I wanna get the five stars!''', known the same in Japanese, though games like this are often shortened to "Aiwana" (Japanese: アイワナ) is one of many Japanese games based on the PC game "''[[wikipedia:I Wanna Be the Guy|I Wanna Be the Guy]]''". It was created by five [[wikipedia:Niconico|Niconico]] users called [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/483307 Minazuki], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/6217880 Kurain], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/16430247 Doruppi], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/19334730 Chasoo], and [https://www.nicovideo.jp/user/17388644 Carnival] using the software [[wikipedia:GameMaker: Studio|GameMaker]] and has at least two versions. Version 1.0 was released on August 17th 2013, and Version 1.1 was released on October 6th, 2013. <ref>"I wanna get the five stars!", read me file.</ref>

There is a stage in this game based on [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. Kurain is credited as 'being in charge' of it in terms of its creation. Additionally, on the title screen a star-like creature can be seen five times. In the top-left section of the title screen it has pink cheeks like [[Starfy]], but it may not be based on Starfy.

===Gameplay===
In this [[wikipedia:platformer|platformer]] game, the player has to clear five stages set in [[mariowiki:Star World|Star World]] from the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. The protagonist, is named called the "Kid", like in the original ''I Wanna Be the Guy''. He can jump up to two times (or infinitely in water) and shoot with his gun. There are occasional traps which are apparently meant to surprise the player and cause the Kid to die. For example, in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage, one of the traps has pink coral from the ocean floor rise up into the air and touching the coral will kill the Kid. There are five red level 'marks' in the Star World, with each one holding a stage. The bottom course is based on ''[[wikirby:Kirby's Dream Land 3|Kirby's Dream Land 3]]'', the left-most course is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as its boss, the north-left most course is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Mega Man 4|Mega Man 4]]'', the north-right most course is based on ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', and the right most course is based on ''[[wikipedia:Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijūrokubē no Karakuri Manji Gatame|Ganbare Goemon 3]]''.

====[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] stage====
The left-most course from Star World is based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and features [[Buirun]], a [[Bosses|Boss]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Kurain is credited as being 'in charge' of the creation of this stage. The boss music that plays in the battle with Buirun is [[Boss Battle (music)|Boss Battle]] from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' and he will fire balls (possibly electric) at the player.

The first section of this stage is set in a version of [[Lobber's Cave]] that is most like the version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', although the tune [[Torrent's Waterfall (music)|Torrent's Waterfall]] plays there, not Lobber's Cave. The enemies and obstacles there include [[Korasu]], [[Bobfin]], flying coral, spikes, [[Sukesuke]] and [[Kaiden]] like enemies. At the end of the Lobber's Cave section there is a cardboard box that the Kid must enter, but apples that can kill the Kid fly out of it at first, including one giant apple. After entering it, it leads the Kid to an ice stage where the tune [[Slippery Ice Alpine (music)|Slippery Ice Alpine]] plays. Apples will fly out of the box again until eventually a big apple breaks two silver 'floor' blocks. Through the blocks is a large room with a [[Pingoon]] only capable of turning and a large rotating spiked ball. After pushing a button, the player can advance to an area where they have to use [[Barikku]]s as platforms, which alternate between their spiky (deadly) and brick forms. After the Kid pushes a switch to remove some spikes, there is a room past where the spikes were where two [[Mejiro]] can be found and a hidden [[Bu]] behind a rock. West of there is a section with moving Korasu and another flying coral trap. When the Kid reaches the top of the room that follows, the scenery will change back to like Lobber's Cave again, and the Kid can jump up to an area where Buirun must be fought. Buirun will attack will green and blue energy balls, possibly made of electricity which may split into a circle of smaller balls. When he is defeated, Buirun will leave behind a star and when the star is collected, the stage is cleared.

==Starfy 3D==
[[File:Starfy 3D version2.png|thumb|right|250px|Starfy's surroundings in the version 2 of the game after the game has loaded.]]

'''Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: スタフィー3D) or '''Densetsu no Starfy 3D''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー3D) was a work in progress for an unofficial [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Starfy'']] game created using the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. The software [[wikipedia:Blender (software)|Blender]] was used for modelling. Apparently, [[Starfy]] is designed to be 36cm tall, like he is described in [[Becky]], [[Saya Kazuki]] and [[℃-ute]]'s version of the [[Title Song (music)|series Title Song]]. The game was made by Niconico user [http://www.nicovideo.jp/user/4376819 beanjam]. On Niconico, footage from the game was uploaded in five parts in five videos from July 19, 2014 to October 19, 2014. From September 10th 2014, beanjam started to upload the Niconico videos to Youtube on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/BeanJam16/videos channel] as well, ending on the same day as the Niconico uploads. While beanjam stated that he was looking for someone to make the game with,<ref>[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 【Unity】スタフィーを3Dでつくってみた。Part2【伝説のスタフィー】 - see description]</ref> it appears now that the fan-game has been cancelled.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGPEpF9xkqY 宇宙人育てるアプリ作った - see comment section]</ref>

In part 2 of the Niconico videos, beanjam provided a link to a browser [http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html demo], and a link to what may have been intended to be model files as well, but the link appears to be broken. The demo was hosted on UnityGameUploader, but the website has since went offline, making the demo unplayable on browser. Back then, in order to play it, UnityWebPlayer needed to be installed, but that could be installed from the same page the demo was hosted. The demo has since been independently archived. Now, in order to play it, the program desktop Uniplayer must be used. UnityWebPlayer is still necessary to play the demo, as Uniplayer will not function without it installed.

====Version 1====
The game starts with no title screen, with [[Starfy]] on a checkered black and white floor. Near Starfy is a [[Winna]] that does not harm Starfy, and it is possible to move through it. When Starfy is in the air, the Winna will jump up to him, like in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games.

To the north, from west to east, there are marble colored 'steps', a yellow square with Starfy's face on, three of these squares on top of each other, a tall block and "Unity-chan" (Japanese: ユニティちゃん), who appears as a woman with long blonde hair, wearing blue and brown overwear, orange ear-like thread coming out of her hair, and orange and black checkered 'tights'. The woman is animated and occasionally blinks. Nearby here, there is a light-blue block that Starfy can roll by trying to [[Walk]] or [[Dash]] on it. Further north, from west to east, there is a green and brown 'army' colored globe (but half of it is under the ground), a planet resembling Earth floating in the air that rotates, 'marble' colored platforms (called 'lifts') that move up and down, and slightly south of these; a 'marble' colored slope that Starfy can walk up. North-east from the platforms there is a vast, mainly barren area of light-brown ground, grass, and some rocks. There seems to be nothing there, except for some mountains, but it is surrounded by water (east of the platforms) that Starfy can submerge in. Starfy can go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 2====
White "Click to Start!" text was implemented into the demo for when the game starts or is paused. When the game is paused, there is white "Esc: Exit" text on the top-left corner of the screen. The lighting in this game seems to have changed; but whether the actual mechanics were changed is unclear. Starfy seems to be brighter, but the planet and the army colored globe seem to be darker. The background is no longer a plain blue, and instead is a lighter blue with clouds. More 'Starfy face' blocks have been added west of the Starfy blocks in version 1, and for each pile from east to west the blocks are of a smaller stack. Additionally, the original pile of Starfy blocks is taller.

West of the globe is a huge field full of trees, with other plants. There is also tree bark on the floor that can be moved through, and a 'metal' moving platform in the field that can be stood on, which goes all the way back to the checkered floor area. A path of soil cuts through the middle of the field. The field is surrounded by a wall, and there are rocks beside it that Starfy can jump on. The wall can be climbed. North west of the field is a beach, water, rocks, and a tunnel. One of the rocks (a big boulder) can be moved through, but not the others. Starfy can actually submerge himself in the water, where he may sink, but the player can make Starfy rise up by holding/repeatedly pressing space or stop sinking by walking around. Starfy can do a forward swim if the player holds down the right mouse button (normally used for gliding). Through the tunnel is an area of sand shaped like a circle, connected to the main area of sand through a submerged area. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. South from the starting area there are ten 2x2 blocks, one of which is a smaller light brown block inside a green block. The east-most block is light brown, but is not to be confused with the smaller block. Seven of the other blocks are green and have missing faces. One of the blocks is textured like a dark brown, bumpy wall, but has missing faces like most of the other blocks. Two of the green blocks and the dark brown block appear to be in the air. It is possible to get trapped in the green blocks that seem to be in the air by moving through their missing face, because it blocks Starfy from the inside. The west-most block is green, and west of it is a dark blue 'block face' floating in the air, that disappears from view when seen from above. West of it there is a blue block face that can only be seen from above, and Starfy can stand on it. East of Unity-chan there is a huge rectangular area of water that Starfy can swim in. Like version 1, it is possible for Starfy to go off the map boundaries and fall into the surrounding space to seemingly no return.

====Version 3 ====
Music was added to the demo. The music was created by a program called [http://i2sm.numberware.net/briefOverview.php i2sm] that generates audio based on an image. Support for the first person perspective was added. The camera does not turn when Starfy Star Spins. A 'current' mechanic was added to water, like how some bodies of water have a current in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. Stream particles can be seen out of water too, acting as wind. Bubbles were added, though they may be hard to see. A door mechanic was added; said to be like "anywhere door" (this probably refers to [http://doraemon.wikia.com/wiki/Anywhere_Door the gadget] in [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]]). Open doors let Starfy warp elsewhere in the map.

====Version 4 ====
Brown blocks were added to the demo, which can be destroyed by Starfy's Star Spin. An effect can be seen where they break up into fragments. No sound effect was added for this, but beanjam suggested he wanted to add one. An underwater cave resembling a submarine was added. A river was added, but Starfy's interaction with it wasn't working as expected.

===Controls===
The controls are listed in Japanese on beanjam's site.<ref>[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com/starfy3d.html 伝説のスタフィー3D - beanjam's site]</ref>

Below is a table of what the controls are in English:

{|
{| 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;"
!Key(s)
!Action
|-
|W, A, S, D
|W makes Starfy move north. A makes Starfy move down. S makes Starfy move west. D makes Starfy move east. When combined with the left mouse button, it makes Starfy [[Dash]].
|-
|Arrow keys
|Works like W, A, S, D, with the directions working as expected (↑ meaning move north, etc.).
|-
|Left mouse button
|Makes Starfy do a [[Star Spin]]. Resumes the game when paused. When combined with W, A, S, D or the arrow keys, it makes Starfy Dash.
|-
|Right mouse button
|Makes Starfy [[Glide]] (when held in the air).
|-
|Mouse movement
|Adjusts the camera. Moving the mouse down/up moves the camera up/down (respectively). Moving the mouse left/right makes the camera move right/left (respectively).
|-
|Space
|Makes Starfy [[Jump]] or [[Air Jump]] while in the air.
|-
|Shift
|Makes Starfy [[Duck]] (glitchy) or [[Duck & Slide]] when Dashing. In version 2, it can be used to do a forward [[Swim]] while in water.
|-
|Escape
|Pause
|}
|}

It is possible to 'jump' while gliding, unlike in the official ''Legendary Starfy'' games. In version 1, doing this causes Starfy to rise while still gliding before coming back down. In version 2, though it is still possible to jump while gliding, Starfy is made to stop gliding after a jump. In version 1 of the demo, somehow it is possible to keep moving while Ducking without doing a Duck & Slide. This is not confirmed in version 2.

==Moe's Adventure==
[[File:Moe's Adventure Title 2.png|thumb|right|250px|The title screen of Moe's Adventure.]]

'''Moe's Adventure''' is a fan [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' game]] featuring [[Moe]] by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2FFJI0_-EHlpiMte3SW4w JinrakuTC] (Japanese:TC仁楽). Initially revealed under the title '''Kyorosuke-sama no RPG''' (Japanese: キョロスケ様のRPG), the fan-game was made using the ''[[wikipedia:RPG Maker VX|RPG Maker VX Ace]]'' engine. Gameplay involves Moe traveling around Starfy's world. There are random turn-based encounters with pixelated enemies such as [[Unu]] and [[Jellysquish]] in which Moe fights by himself. The fan-game ends in a boss fight with [[Konk]].

The first two videos of the fan-game were published by JinrakuTC on his Niconico account Jinraku365 (Japanese: 仁楽３６５) on December 25, 2015. Since then, the two videos have been mirrored on JinrakuTC's YouTube channel. On March 15, 2020 JinrakuTC uploaded a video of an English language remake on their YouTube channel exclusively. The original soundtrack to Moe's Adventure is also available as videos on both of JinrakuTC's accounts. There is currently no way to experience the fan-game outside of these videos, as it has not been publicly released.

{{clrr}}

==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="150" heights="100">
File:Sfarfy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starfy in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Moe Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Moe in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Starly Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Starly in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Ogura Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Ogura in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Enemy Flash Game.gif|Artwork of Zuratta in Moe-sama's Adventure.
File:Bash Starfy.png|Bash Bash Starfy.
File:Stafy_Block.jpg|Breaking Down the Starfy Block.
File:Starfy_Fansite.png|The Legendary Starfy series portion of Original Characters.
File:IWGTFS! Lobber's Cave.png|[[Lobber's Cave]] in "I wanna get the five stars!"
File:Starfy 3D Unity.png|Starfy's surroundings after the UnityGameUploader demo has loaded from version 1 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 2.png|Starfy in water near the field, in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Starfy 3D version2 3.png|Starfy swimming in version 2 of Starfy 3D.
File:Moe-sama's RPG.png|The original title screen of Moe's Adventure.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
'''Moe-sama's Adventure''':
*[http://www.ankohouse.com/j/Game1/u_butk.html Link to the fan-game (Defunct)]
*[http://archive.is/5h5bD Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRks_k70-ok Youtube video by Torchickens - A gameplay video]

'''Original Characters''':
*[https://originalcharacters.net Link to the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/index.htm Link to the Legendary Starfy series portion of the website (Defunct)]
*[https://originalcharacters.net/site_history/srm/suta-tou/suta-tou-srm.htm Link to the fan-games (Defunct)]
*[http://muso.ciao.jp/profile Link to So's profile site]

'''I wanna get the five stars''':
*[http://www21.atwiki.jp/iwannabethewiki/pages/1877.html Article on Aiwana Summary Wiki, with a download link]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Fti9VN23M Youtube video by suserua - Part 1 of a playthrough featuring the Legendary Starfy series stage]

'''Starfy 3D''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2UO_4GR9U part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUmGguEr4w part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNTV-kAVRq0 part 3], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbqLb7-peM part 4], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL62oyXTuRQ part 5])
*Niconico videos ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24033937 part 1], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24152778 part 2], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24275445 part 3], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24499326 part 4], [http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24721005 part 5])
*[http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Link to the fan-game's webpage (Defunct)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190809184818/http://unitygameuploader.jpn.org/game/1755.html Archive of the fan-game's web page]
*[https://archive.org/details/141018-141615-buildunity-3d Archive of the fan-game's demo]
*[http://beanjam.mitarashidango.com Link to beanjam's website]

'''Moe's Adventure''':
*YouTube videos ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBcaH9H9-Rk Part 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-uYlomDmpg Part 2], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzl9n8NATKY Remake], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH4l_bT0YP8YPeohRH7GG7NLBzO1aFW0Q Original Soundtrack])
*Niconico videos ([https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871749 Part 1 (Defunct)], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm27871830 Part 2 (Defunct)])

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User:Jubei

2021-09-20T19:50:09Z

Jubei: Blanked the page

User:Jubei

2021-09-20T19:49:53Z

Jubei:

Welcome to my user page.

User:Jubei

2021-09-20T19:48:47Z

Jubei:

Welcome to my user page. I make stuff in Flipnote 3D and other programs.

Hirarin

2021-03-01T17:16:52Z

Jubei: Jubei moved page Hirarin to Haley

#REDIRECT [[Haley]]

Hillaryn

2021-03-01T17:16:52Z

Jubei: Jubei moved page Hirarin to Haley

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{{Characters
|name = Haley
|image = [[File:Hirarin1OA.jpg|150px]]
|kana = ヒラリン, ''Hirarin''
|chinese= 金鱼奇琳, ''Jīnyújīlín''
|species = Fish
|affiliates = [[Hirao]], [[Starly]], [[Moe]]
|residence = [[Sea of Ice]], [[Slippery Iceberg]], [[Jungle]]
|firstgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''
|latestgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''
}}

'''Haley''' is a pink fish with a yellow sash. She and [[Hirao]] appear to be a couple. She has only appeared in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games.

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File:Hirarin.PNG|Haley's sprite.
File:Photo11.PNG|Haley and [[Hirao]]'s [[Photograph]].
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Hirao

2021-03-01T16:42:01Z

Jubei: Jubei moved page Hirao to Halo

{{Japanese}}
{{Characters
|name = Halo
|image = [[File:Hirao1OA.jpg|150px]]
|kana = ヒラオ, ''Hirao''
|chinese = 金鱼奇奥, ''Jīnyújīào''
|species = Fish
|residence = [[Sea of Ice]], [[Slippery Iceberg]], [[Jungle]]
|affiliates = [[Hirarin]], [[Starfy]], [[Moe]]
|firstgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''
|latestgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''
}}

'''Halo''' is a blue fish with a yellow sash. He and [[Hirarin]] appear to be a couple. He has only appeared in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games.

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File:Hirao1.PNG|Halo's sprite.
File:Photo11.PNG|Halo and [[Hirarin]]'s [[Photograph]].
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Hillaryn

2021-03-01T15:50:55Z

Jubei:

Hirao

2021-03-01T15:40:29Z

Jubei:

Torito

2021-03-01T00:43:54Z

Jubei: Jubei moved page Torito to Tweeto

{{Japanese}}

{{Characters
|name = Tweeto
|image = [[File:Torito3OA.jpg|150px]]
|kana = トリート, ''Torīto''
|chinese = 鸭嘴兽勇士, ''Yāzuǐshòuyǒngshì''
|species = Platypus
|residence = [[S.S. Logwater]], [[Slippery Iceberg]], [[Crackling Volcano]]
|affiliates = [[Starfy]], [[Moe]]
|firstgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''
|latestgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''
}}
'''Tweeto''' is a platypus that usually wears a racing helmet. He wears a cowboy hat in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. He lets the player use the [[Catfish Boat]] in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', [[Sukebon]] in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', and [[Pakara]] in ''Densetsu no Starfy 3''. He has only appeared in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games.

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File:Torito1OA.jpg|Official ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' artwork.
File:Hotshot.PNG|Tweeto's sprite.
File:Torito.PNG|Tweeto's [[Photograph]].
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