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Super Princess Peach

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{{infobox
|game title = Super Princess Peach
|image = [[File:Super_Princess_Peach_NA_Boxart.jpg|250px]]
|developer = [[TOSE]]/[[Nintendo]]
|publisher = [[Nintendo]]
|director = Akio Imai, Azusa Tajima
|producer = Yasuhiro Minamimoto, Hitoshi Yamagami
|composer = Akira Fujiwara (Music), ''Voice of [[Mario]]'': Charles Martinet, ''Voice of [[Princess Peach]]'': Jen Taylor
|released = {{releasedate|Japan|October 20, 2005|USA|February 27, 2006|Australia|March 30, 2006|Europe|May 26, 2006}}
|genre = Platform
|rating = CERO: [[File:CERO_A.png|12px|CERO: A (Ratings prior to March 2006)]] ESRB: [[File:ESRB_E.png|12px|ESRB: Everyone 6+]] ACB: [[File:ACB_G.png|15px|ACB: General]] PEGI: [[File:PEGI_3+_(Old).png|15px|PEGI: 3+ (Before 2009)]]
|platforms = [[Nintendo DS]]
|modes = Single player}}

'''[[Mariowiki:Super Princess Peach|Super Princess Peach]]''' (Japanese: スーパープリンセスピーチ) is a [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]] [[Nintendo DS]] platformer game produced by [[TOSE]] and [[Nintendo]] that was released in Japan in October 2005. As is true with the majority of games developed by TOSE, TOSE are not directly accredited as developers in the game.

In 2006 the game was localized overseas for North America, Australasia and Europe with added support for the [[wikipedia:Rumble Pak#Nintendo DS|Nintendo DS Rumble Pak]].

The game references [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]], with the the inclusion of a '[[mariowiki:Starfish|Starfish]]' enemy resembling [[Starfy]] wearing sunglasses that has the glossary entry "a star-shaped foe rumored to be the prince of a kingdom?".

Shared between different ''The Legendary Starfy'' series games are various similarities in gameplay. There are a number of shared staff between Super Princess Peach and past ''The Legendary Starfy'' games, including Akio Imai and Azusa Tajima who are the directors of ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''.

==Gameplay==

Super Princess Peach is the first official adventure game in the Mario series starring [[Princess Peach]] as the primary protagonist. Princess Peach sets off to rescue [[Mario]] and others with the help of a magical umbrella called [[mariowiki:Perry|Perry]] and her emotions (referred to as 'vibes'). Various enemies on Vibe Island are affected by different vibes.

As Princess Peach, the player can touch one of four heart panels corresponding to the vibes '[[mariowiki:Rage|Rage]]', '[[mariowiki:Gloom|Gloom]]', '[[mariowiki:Calm|Calm]]' and '[[mariowiki:Joy|Joy]]' for special powers provided that there is enough charge in the Vibe Gauge. These powers are often required to advance through a level. The Vibe Gauge can be replenished by absorbing enemies into Perry and collecting blue crystals. At the end of every stage is a boss level requiring Princess Peach to perform one of her vibes. At the end of each boss battle, Perry recalls an important part of his history.

==Plot==

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Super Princess Peach is set on the mysterious [[mariowiki:Vibe Island|Vibe Island]]. Vibe Island is a place that is a not far from the [[mariowiki:Mushroom Kingdom|Mushroom Kingdom]] and is said to hold "great power". Found on the island is an item known as the legendary [[mariowiki:Vibe Scepter|Vibe Scepter]] that is the source of much power. [[mariowiki:Bowser|Bowser]] heard about the island and built a [[mariowiki:Bowser's Villa|summer villa]] there intending to find the Scepter and take control of its powers.

Some time later, Bowser was sitting in his villa while the elite [[mariowiki:Army Hammer Bro.|Army Hammer Bro.]] arrived to tell Bowser 'they' [presumably [[mariowiki:Koopa Troop|Bowser's minions]]] had found the scepter. He exclaimed loudly that they would finally have revenge on Mario and "his annoying pals" but the Army Hammer Bro. had left the door open, so Bowser appears to ask a [[mariowiki:Goomba|Goomba]] and a green [[mariowiki:Koopa Troopa|Koopa Troopa]] to close the door. The player must then shut the door using the touch screen, and Bowser laughs about showing Mario and others "who's boss".

The Army Hammer Bro. then asks the Goomba to take the scepter into the Mushroom Kingdom and wave it into the air, believing that a Goomba will go unnoticed. He tracks through the Goomba with the '[[mariowiki:Koopa Shellceiver|Koopa Shellceiver]]', and the player must indicate when the Goomba arrives at [[mariowiki:Princess Peach's Castle|Princess Peach's Castle]] using the microphone. Afterwards, the Army Hammer Bro. calls many [[mariowiki:Hammer Bro|Hammer Bro]]s. to charge into the castle. Mario, [[Luigi]] and a [[Mariowiki:Toad|Toad]] are successfully captured and imprisoned by the Hammer Bros. so the Army Hammer Bro. returns to Bowser's Villa to tell Bowser about this news, to the delight of Bowser.

Bowser remarks that the scepter is stronger than he thought and wonders about the true powers of the scepter. Shortly later, the Goomba returns to the villa and the Army Hammer Bro. asks the Goomba to come with him and bring the scepter. The Goomba waves the Scepter back and forth, revealing that it has the power of changing the emotions of others. The sceptre changes the vibes of Bowser and other minions present, making them feel angry, sad, joyous and calm.

At that moment, Princess Peach, [[mariowiki:Toadsworth|Toadsworth]] and two Toads return from their walk and sense that something is wrong. Various Toads are running back and forth in horror after Bowser left a letter noting that he captured Mario. The two Toads and Toadsworth worry what to do, and Toadsworth asserts that it's 'up to us' to rescue Mario. Princess Peach then runs away from the castle to the dismay of Toadsworth, and Toadsworth orders the two Toads to calm the others down before someone gets injured.

Toadsworth runs back to Princess Peach and orders her to come back to the castle, suggesting that it's dangerous for her to move out alone. Princess Peach replies that she must save Mario this time. Toadsworth accepts this, but insists that she brings the magical umbrella, [[mariowiki:Perry|Perry]] with her. Toadsworth had recently found Perry at a shop and believes he will come in handy in Peach's adventure. Perry replies that he can help her with beating enemies and that he knows everything about the island.

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==References to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]==

This section is a list of references to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] in Super Princess Peach.

===Shared Assets===

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[[File:Bonebone.png|thumb|right|A seemingly unused model of 'Bonebone' (Konk) shared between ''Densetsu no Starfy 4'' and ''Super Princess Peach'']]

Stored inside of the 'G3D' directory of the Japanese version of Super Princess Peach are various unused models relating to [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] including field tests and 3D models of [[Starfy]] and [[Konk]] that are also found inside of ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''. This directory is omitted from the US version of Super Princess Peach.

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===Starfish===
[[File:SPP_Starfish.png|thumb|right|Sprite of the Starfish]]

The "Starfish" (Japanese: スターフィッシュ, ''Sutāfisshu'') <ref>[http://www.themushroomkingdom.net/spp_j2e.shtml TMK: Super Princess Peach - From Japanese to English]</ref> is an enemy that has a small chance of appearing in one location in [[mariowiki:Hoo's Wood|Hoo's Wood]] (Stage 2-5), [[mariowiki:Wavy Beach|Wavy Beach]] (Stage 5-5) and [[mariowiki:Gleam Glacier|Gleam Glacier]] (Stage 6-4). Its Glossary description, "a star-shaped foe rumored to be the prince of a kingdom?" may be a reference to [[Starfy]] who is the prince of [[Pufftop]].

[[mariowiki:Hint Block#Super Princess Peach|Perry Blocks]] are placed nearby where it appears which describe it as a "very odd enemy" shaped like a '☆' that has been 'spotted all over'.

Its sprite closely resembles Starfy wearing sunglasses. This may be relevant to ''The Legendary Starfy'' series, where Starfy has a hobby of collecting sunglasses and is seen wearing sunglasses on a number of occasions, such as the post-game title screens of all five games.

In order to register "Starfish" in the glossary, Peach must attack it once in all three locations in order to defeat it. If Princess Peach fails to attack it, there is a chance of seeing it again in the same location. The player can't return to the same location more than once to register the Starfish, as the Starfish won't appear again once attacked in that area.

====Behavior====

The 'Starfish' acts in similar ways to [[Starfy]] from [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]].

*In [[mariowiki:Hoo's Wood|Hoo's Wood]], the Starfish can be found [[swim]]ming back and forth in the water. It will then fly into their air. Peach must attack it while it is flying.

*In [[mariowiki:Wavy Beach|Wavy Beach]], the Starfish can be found sleeping on a blue pillow. This behavior happens in ''The Legendary Starfy'' series when input for Starfy or [[Starly]] is left inactive for a short while. The sprite is similar to Starfy sleeping in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'', but with the omission of [[Mattel]] on the pillow.

*In [[mariowiki:Gleaming Glacier|Gleaming Glacier]], the Starfish can be found standing on top of a slippery ledge. When approached by Peach, it will [[dash]] to the left in the same way as Starfy and Starly in ''The Legendary Starfy'' series. If Peach fails to defeat it, then it will escape by [[duck]]ing through a gap in the wall.

{{#ev:youtube|d-4iT8AVfdI|270|left|The different appearances of the Starfish}}
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==Shared Staff==

*[[TOSE]] employee Akio Imai and [[Nintendo]] employee Azusa Tajima are both directors of Super Princess Peach. Akio Imai is credited for the conception of ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''. Both Akio Imai and Azusa Tajima worked together as directors of ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Azusa Tajima was also an assistant director of ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', and the sole director of ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''.

*TOSE employee Yasuhiro Minamimoto and Nintendo employee Hitoshi Yamagami are both producers of Super Princess Peach. Both Yasuhiro Miniamimoto and Hitoshi Yamagami are credited as directors of the original ''Densetsu no Starfy'', and they have since worked together as producers of all ''The Legendary Starfy'' series games.

*TOSE employee Shin Kondo is credited as a global producer of Super Princess Peach. He has played a role in the production of the first three Starfy games, and as one of the producers of the original ''Densetsu no Starfy''.

==Similarities in Gameplay==

Super Princess Peach shares a number of gameplay elements that are similar to other [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] games.

===Fragile Platforms===
[[File:SPP Fragile Platform.png|thumb|right|250px|Fragile platforms in Super Princess Peach]]

Levels in [[mariowiki:Shriek Mansion|Shriek Mansion]], [[mariowiki:Fury Volcano|Fury Volcano]] and [[mariowiki:Bowser's Villa|Bowser's Villa]] feature fragile platforms that require Princess Peach to walk slowly on them using the L or R buttons. Similar platforms are used in [[Misty Town]] in ''Densetsu no Starfy 3'' that require [[Starfy]] and [[Starly]] to [[glide]] on to them and walk slowly to avoid breaking them.

[[File:DnS3 Fragile Platform.png|thumb|center|250px|Fragile platforms in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'']]

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===Similar Menus===

Some of the different menus in ''Super Princess Peach'' are similar to those featured in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] games.

====Bonus====
The Bonus (Japanese: おまけ<ref>[http://www.gamefaqs.com/ds/925562-super-princess-peach/faqs/39470 GameFAQs: Super Princess Peach Japanese Menu Translations]</ref>, ''Omake'') menu allows the player to watch Perry's Dreams or toggle to Endless Vibe option on and off. This menu shares its name with the Omake option in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' which allows the player to watch the different endings and credits, or listen to music in the [[Sea Jams|Tone of Ocean]] after unlocking them.

====Glossary====

The Glossary (Japanese: ずかん, ''Zukan'') is an index of enemies including bosses listing a number of descriptions about enemies that Princess Peach has defeated.

This menu is similar to the [[Toys|Zukan]] menu in other ''The Legendary Starfy'' series games, or the Trading Card menu in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'', which indexes and describes characters met by the player, as well as enemies and bosses defeated by [[Starfy]] and [[Starly]]. In ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'', the Zukan (localized as 'Toys') is different, and is a capsule toy system is used where the player must buy a capsule containing a random character enemy or boss for 5 [[pearl]]s in order to add it to the Toys menu.

====Minigame====

Minigames (Japanese: ミニゲーム) is a menu that allows the player to select a number of playable minigames, similarly to ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' and ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' which all feature minigame menus.

====Music Room====

The Music Room (Japanese: おんがくしつ, ''Music History'') is a menu that allows the player to listen a number of game tracks found in stages or purchased from the shop. Other ''The Legendary Starfy'' series games feature a similar menu called Tone of Ocean (Japanese: 海のねいろ), localized in ''The Legendary Starfy'' as the "Sea Jams". In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' and ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' all tracks are available once the menu is unlocked. In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', [[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' individual tracks can be purchased from the shop or found in stages similarly to Super Princess Peach.

====Shop====

Super Princess Peach has a Shop menu that allows Princess Peach to exchange coins for upgrades to her abilities, upgrades to Perry, music for the Music Room, and puzzle pieces for the Puzzle menu. The Shop is a similar system to the shops in previous ''The Legendary Starfy'' games and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' which allow the player to exchange [[Pearl]]s purchase costumes and music. In ''Densetsu no Starfy 4'', life upgrades can also be purchased from the shop.

The Shop can be accessed at any time from a stage map with the 'R' button in a similar way to the shops in ''Densetsu no Starfy 2'' and ''Densetsu no Starfy 3'' which can be accessed from a stage map with the 'L' button.

==References==
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Super Princess Peach

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{{infobox| game title = The Legendary Starfy
| image = [[File:The_Legendary_Starfy_NA_Boxart.jpg|250px]]
|developer = [[TOSE]]/[[Nintendo]]
|publisher = [[Nintendo]]
|director = Miki Fujii, Kazuki Yoshihara, Assistant director: Yurie Hattori
|producer = Yasuhiro Minamimoto, Hitoshi Yamagami
|composer = [[Morihiro Iwamoto]] (Sound), Voice of [[Starfy]]: [[Satomi Kōrogi]]
|released = {{releasedate|Japan|July 10, 2008|USA|June 8, 2009|Australia|October 10, 2009}}
|genre = Platform
|rating = CERO: [[File:CERO_A.png|12px|CERO: All ages]] ESRB: [[File:ESRB_E.png|12px|ESRB: Everyone 6+]] ACB: [[File:ACB_G.png|15px|ACB: General]]
|platforms = [[Nintendo DS]]
|modes = Single player, Multiplayer (Single card and Multi-card)
}}

'''''The Legendary Starfy''''', known in Japan as '''''Densetsu no Stafy Taiketsu! [[The Terrible Trio|Daīru Kaizokudan]]''''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー　たいけつ！ダイール海賊団, literally ''Legendary Starfy Confrontation: Dire Pirate Squad'' <ref>[[wikipedia:Nintendo Power|Nintendo Power]] magazine, Volume 244, Future Publishing, August 2009, pp. 73. Link: [http://www.nintendopower.com/images/NP244_Starfy.jpg]</ref>), is a water-based platformer game produced by [[Nintendo]] and [[TOSE]]. It is the first localized game in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. It was originally released in Japan on June 10, 2008, and on February 26, 2009 it appeared on an upcoming list of videogames to be released in North America on June 8, 2009. However, it was actually released one day earlier than scheduled.

== Plot ==
While sleeping in his bed, [[Starfy]] is suddenly awoken by a [[Bunston|rabbit-like creature]] in a spacesuit that crashes through his ceiling. [[The Terrible Trio|Three shady goons]] appear and try to capture the creature, but Starfy fights them off using his spin attack. The 3 figures vow revenge and leave and the rabbit creature runs away. Starfy wants to help him, and so follows his trail to the edge of [[Pufftop Palace|Pufftop]]. Starfy's best friend [[Moe]] appears and discourages Starfy from helping it. Before they know it, they slip off the edge of Pufftop and plummet into the sea, beginning Starfy's adventure. Starfy and Moe go through [[Gluglug Lagoon]], where they find [[Big Squiddy]] is holding the creature. After chasing Big Squiddy down, the creature gives Starfy the Monstar ability, which he uses to free the creature, who believes they are allied with the three goons and runs to [[Hotcha Springs]]. After defeating Big Squiddy, they go there and find out the creature is named [[Bunston]]. He joins them because he finds that a shard found by Starfy helps him regain his memory, which reveals that he is the prince of a planet called [[Bunnera]], which was attacked by goons. Bunston learns that he can give Starfy the [[Monstar]] ability. The three are then attacked by the [[Hot-Spring Snapper]]. Starfy proceeds to defeat it, and finds another shard. The three go to [[Chillydip Cove]], where Bunston learns the [[Starpedo]] ability. From two seals, they learn that King Ping and his penguin goons have been troubling the area. Starfy defeats [[King Ping]] and finds a [[Shard]], and the three are launched to [[Sogwood Forest]]. There they meet the goons that attacked Bunston in the beginning, who turn out to be the "[[The Terrible Trio|Terrible Trio]]" of [[Snips]], [[Ronk]], and [[Papes]] and they want to kidnap Bunston. Starfy battles Papes, and after defeating him takes his Shard, which causes Bunston to remember his spaceship. Starfy and his friends go to [[Glitzem Grotto]], where they find Ronk and defeat him. Then he and Papes try to use a train to defeat Starfy, but once again he triumphs. Bunston then remembers that the Terrible Trio shot him down over Pufftop and that the shards are pieces of his ship. The three friends find out that they must collect the remaining shards so that Bunston can save his planet. They fall into [[Skydye Heights]], where the final member of the Terrible Trio, Snips, is lurking with another shard. After defeating her, the player finds out the Trio's real boss has taken Bunnera and Bunston is the last Bunneran left, so the Terrible Trio was sent to capture him. As the heroes head to the [[S.S. Logwater]] to find the last shard, the Trio regroups, and thinks about giving up, but their boss threatens them into continuing, so they follow. Starfy makes it past a giant [[snark]] called [[Mega Snark]], only to find the Terrible Trio again. Starfy defeats all three again, but they try to use a "secret weapon" against him called the [[Paper-Cut Crusher]], a Rock-Paper-Scissors game. When Starfy beats them at this, he, Moe, and Bunston take off for Bunnera. It is revealed that the Bunnerans could shapeshift because of a power inside them, which is how he transformed to help Starfy. The Trio's boss, who it turns out is the space pirate [[Mashtooth]], wanted to absorb this power to become powerful enough to take over the galaxy, and to do that he requires Bunston. This is why he sent Snips, Ronk, and Papes after Bunston. When Bunnera Castle was attacked, Bunston fled in his spaceship.

==Stages==
*[[Gluglug Lagoon]]
*[[Hotcha Springs]]
*[[Chillydip Cove]]
*[[Sogwood Forest]]
*[[Glitzem Grotto]]
*[[Skydye Heights]]
*[[S.S. Logwater]]
*[[Planet Bunnera]]
*[[Pufftop]]
*[[??? (stage)|???]]

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

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

=== Box Art ===

<center><gallery position="center" widths="200px">
File:The_Legendary_Starfy_NA_Boxart.jpg|<center>{{white|North American Boxart}}
File:The_Legendary_Starfy_JP_Boxart.jpg|<center>{{white|Japanese Boxart}}
File:The_Legendary_Starfy_AU_Boxart.jpg|<center>{{white|Australasian Boxart}}
File:The_Legendary_Starfy_Cover_Art.jpg|<center>{{white|North America and Australasia cover art}}
File:StarfyLogo.jpg|<center>{{white|North American Logo}}
</gallery></center>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

During the localization process of ''The Legendary Starfy'', various changes were made to the game so that it would appeal to [[wikipedia:North American|North American]] and [[wikipedia:Australasian|Australasian]] audiences.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

== Trivia ==
*Ronk, Papes, and Snips' names are a parody of Rock Paper Scissors where Ronk is rock, Papes is paper, and Snips is scissors.
*In [[Pufftop|Stage 9]], a Pufftop guard said that two people who were like [[Starfy]] and [[Moe]] fell off of [[Pufftop]] 10 years ago. This may imply that there was once a grand adventure near Pufftop before Starfy was born.
*The Boss level "Get Ready to Ronk", is a reference to the phrase "get ready to rock."
*The artwork of the game make the characters look like plush dolls, unlike the previous games.
*All the games from the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] are referenced by various [[Pufftop Guard]]s and [[Starly]] in [[the Pufftop Legends]].
*This is the first and only game except the one instance in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' which all the transformations shares the same life bar as [[Starfy]] and it is possible to get damaged and continue crossing a room in a level with a transformation without returning to the beginning of the room.

== External links ==

*[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ds/yssj/index.html The Legendary Starfy Japanese official site] ''(Japanese)''
*[http://www.starfy.com/?cid=eml09DSNL05010 The Legendary Starfy North American official site]

== References ==
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[[Category:Games]]

Densetsu no Starfy 4

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{{infobox
|game title = Densetsu no Starfy 4
|image = [[File:Densetsu_no_Starfy_4.png|280px]]
|developer = [[TOSE]]/[[Nintendo]]
|publisher = [[Nintendo]]
|director = Azusa Tajima<ref>[http://okarat.s334.xrea.com/nsdb/?itemid=89 Nintendo Software Database: Densetsu no Starfy 4 Staff Credits]</ref>
|producer = Yasuhiro Minamimoto, Hitoshi Yamagami
|composer = [[Morihiro Iwamoto]]
|released = {{releasedate|Japan|April 13, 2006}}
|rating = CERO: [[File:CERO_A.png|12px|CERO: All ages]]
|genre = Platformer
|platforms = [[Nintendo DS]]
|modes = Single player
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'''''Densetsu no Starfy 4''''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー4, literally '''''Legendary Starfy 4''''' or '''''Legend of Starfy 4''''') is the fourth game in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. It is the first one for the [[Nintendo DS]]. It has only been released in Japan.

===Stages===
*[[Lobber's Cottage]]
*[[Tree of Beginning]]
*[[Cupid Village]]
*[[Pulling Ahead Lake]]
*[[Hidden Village of Koimaro]]
*[[Flourishing Desert]]
*[[Thousand Year Hill]]
*[[Old Tower]]
*[[Dejiru's Castle]]

===Enemies and Obstacles by Attack Power===
{{Main|Densetsu no Starfy 4/Enemies and Obstacles by Attack Power}}
The article above is a list of all enemies and obstacles by their attack powers. Since [[Starfy]] and [[Starly]] use a HP gauge, all enemies, bosses, and obstacles that do damage will have a set amount of attack power to deal with the player.

===[[Toys|Picture Book]] entries===
{{Main|Densetsu no Starfy 4/Picture Book}}
There are 154 Picture Book entries in this game. The Picture Book menu is available as an option in [[Moe's House]] after beating [[Dejiru]] for the first time by selecting the bookcase under Moe's telephone. 55 entries are available by default in their own separate 'friend' category, however Starfy or Starly have to defeat individual enemies to get the first 99 registered in the Picture Book. The game takes into account the enemies Starfy and Starly defeated before finishing the main story game, but as with previous games there are a few 'rare' enemies which only appear after the game has been completed at least once. The rare enemies may be found by revisiting certain levels in the game, and through answering [[Tobira Majin]]'s answer cards, in which Tobira Majin will lead the player to a secret area of the level.

===Internal character and enemy names===
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The article above is a list of characters and enemies by their internal filenames.

===Sea Jams entries===
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The [[Sea Jams]] ([[Sea Jams#In Densetsu no Starfy 4|Legendary Concert]]) is available by touching the radio in Moe's House after defeating Dejiru for the first time. There are a total of 56 available songs. In order to unlock entries to the Music Room, Starfy or Starly must purchase individual music pieces separately from [[Maniankou]]'s [[Shop]] and locate them in blue treasure chests.

===List of [[Stuff]]===
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''Densetsu no Starfy 4'' features 100 [[Stuff]] for dress-up. This game introduces the Special category. Specials are costumes that portray a certain motif which cannot be worn with Clothes or Accessories. There are 20 Special items, 6 of which are winning costumes from the [[Wanted Kisekae]] contest.

"Clothes" and "Accessories" are categories which were previously featured in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Clothes are the basic items that [[Starfy]] and [[Starly]] can wear, while Accessories are objects that can be worn/held with Clothes. There are 40 Clothes and 40 Accessories in this game.

The Wanted Kisekae contest was a contest that began prior to the release of ''Densetsu no Starfy 4'', where fans could mail over their design for a costume over to Nintendo's headquarters with a chance of their costume being featured in the final game.

Eighteen runner-up designs which did not become Stuff, were featured in ''Densetsu no Starfy 4'''s Staff Roll 1.

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

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

===Trivia===
*As well as being the first Starfy game not released for the [[Game Boy Advance]]. It is also the first Starfy that did not release a year after its [[Densetsu no Starfy 3|prequel]].
*This is the only Starfy game so far that has a [[Dejiru|female main antagonist]].
*This is also the only Starfy game that doesn't officially have any [[Minigames]].
*This is the only Starfy game that uses a gauge for HP rather than hearts. It is also the first game to not have separate HP from boss battles.
*This is the only Starfy game that uses [[Spill Points|SP]].
*Several [[Densetsu no Starfy 4/Soundtrack#Unused Tracks|unused songs]] have been found in the game's data. They are not accessible in the Music Room, and while three are known to be playable, are completely inaccessible in game.
*This game, along with ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', have the least stages of all the Starfy games with 9 stages.
*Since Starfy and Starly use a hp gauge instead of the traditional 5 heart gauge, Starfy and Starfy can take more and less hits meaning it could take an obstacle, enemy, or boss two hits to kill the player to as high as 125 hits depending if the player fully upgrades their hp or not.

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