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Reply 1

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[[File:DnS2 Item20.PNG|frame|right|Viewing Reply 1 on the Items screen]]

'''Reply 1''' (Japanese: おへんじ1) is an item in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''. Kuriora gives it to [[Starfy]] after he gives her the [[Letter 1]].

In the story, Kuriore and two other [[Jellato Sisters]], Kuriora and Kyuuriore were attacked by {{PuchiOgura|4}}'s fire-breath and separated. To know that they are well, Kuriore expects both sisters to leave a reply.

Both Reply 1 and [[Reply 2]] (Japanese: おへんじ1) must be given to Kuriore to open the door that leads to the [[Densetsu no Starfy 2/Stuff#Clothes|Nuku Nuku Fur]] [[Treasure]].

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Shovel

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[[File:DnS3 Item17.PNG|frame|right|Viewing the Shovel on the Items List]]
''For the item in [[Densetsu no Starfy]] that may translate to shovel, see [[Scoop]].''

The '''Shovel''' (Japanese: シャベル) is an item in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'', found in the [[Jungle]] (Stage 5-2). [[Fat Cat]] and [[Kit Fish]] give it to [[Starfy]] after he gives them the [[Jungle Manjuu]]. Starfy must give it to [[Hirao]] and [[Hirarin]] to receive the [[Bear-san Rucksack]], which must be given to [[Kabasonchou]]. Hirao and Hirarin probably intend to use this to dig for [[treasure]] in the Jungle cave.
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Kagibanrei

2018-03-30T05:20:22Z

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{{Enemies
|name=Kagibanrei
|kana=カギバンレイ
|image=[[File:Kagibanrei1OA.jpg|155px]]
|located=[[Coral Reef]], [[Turtle Turtle Land]], [[Misty Town]]
|subspecies=[[Kagiban]]
|firstgame=''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''
|lastgame=''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''
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'''Kagibanrei''' is a [[Rare Enemies|rare]] ghost-like enemy that appears in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games. It moves very quick so it's hard to hit and sometimes even hard to see.
==Location in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''==
After beating the game, if [[Starfy]] meets [[Tatsunomama]] and clears her [[minigames|minigame]] [[Sea Horse Kid Catch]] on hard mode, she will lead Starfy to a room with moving spikes and a Kagibanrei to help complete the [[Toys|Picture Book]].

[[File:Rare-enemy 6.PNG|thumb|left|Kagibanrei's sprite]]
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Jaw Box

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|name=Jaw Box
|kana=スタくいばこ, ''Sutakui Bako''
|image=[[File:TLS Jaw Box Toy.png|150px]]
|located=[[S.S. Logwater]]
|firstgame=''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''
|lastgame=''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''
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A Jaw Box ('''Sutakui Bako''' in Japan) is a monster found in [[S.S. Logwater]] that appears in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. They appear like other green treasure chests that hold pearls at first, but when [[Starfy]] opens it, it starts running after him! They are exactly like [[wikipedia:mimic (Dungeons & Dragons)|mimic]]s, which can be found in various other video games. They can easily be defeated with a [[Star Spin]]. They also appear in "Find Fork" [[Side Quest]]. When it is opened, it makes an 'incorrect' sound.
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==[[Toys|Toy]] description==
"It's a treasure chest, right? Spin it and get a sharp-toothed surprise! How badly do you want that treasure? Bad enough to lose one of your 5 arms?" (#068)
==Trivia==
*The [[Treasure Monster]] enemies in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' are very similar to Jaw Boxes. They are both fake treasure chests based on [[wikipedia:mimic (Dungeons & Dragons)|mimic]]s, and behave the same way. However, Treasure Monsters are mainly red instead of green, akin to ordinary treasure chests in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games.
*A Jaw Box was put in the credits of ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'', chasing after Moe.
===Name origin===
*Jaw Box is based on [[wiktionary:jaw|jaw]] and treasure box. Its Japanese name "Sutakui Bako" may be derived from 'star', 'kui' (meaning regret or remorse) and 'bako' (meaning box). This is possibly a play on how Starfy would regret opening it.

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Densetsu no Starfy

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{{infobox
|game title = Densetsu no Starfy
|image = [[File:Dns1_boxart.PNG|250px]]
|developer = [[TOSE]]/[[Nintendo]]
|publisher = [[Nintendo]]
|director = [[Yasuhiro Minamimoto]], [[Hitoshi Yamagami]], Assistant director: [[Azusa Tajima]]
|producer = [[Takehiro Izushi]], [[Shin Kondo]]
|characters = [[Masao Kusakabe]]
|composer = [[Yōko Matsutani|Youko Matsutani]] [[Morihiro Iwamoto]]
|released = {{releasedate|Japan|September 6, 2002}} ([[Game Boy Advance]] release) {{releasedate|Japan|July 29, 2015}} ([[Terminology#W|Wii U]] VC)
|genre = "Marine Action" game (platformer with elements of swimming in the water)
|rating = CERO: [[File:CERO All Ages Old.jpg|12px|CERO: A (Ratings prior to March 2006)]] [[File:CERO_A.png|12px|CERO: All ages]] 
|platforms = [[Game Boy Advance]]
|modes = Single player
|serialcode = '''AGB-ASTJ-JPN'''
}}
''"Legend of Stafy" redirects here. For the movie poster in [[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]], see [[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga#Relevance to The Legendary Starfy series|here]]. For other uses, see [[Densetsu no Starfy (disambiguation)]].''

'''''Densetsu no Starfy''''' (Japanese: 伝説のスタフィー, literally '''''Legendary Starfy''''' or '''''Legend of Starfy''''') is a Japan-only ''[[Game Boy Advance]]'' game released on September 6, 2002. It is the first game in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]].

It was re-released in Japan for [[Terminology#W|Wii U]] Virtual Console on July 29, 2015 for 702 yen (including tax).<ref>[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/wiiu/software/vc/pcej/index.html 伝説のスタフィー｜Wii U｜Nintendo - Official Japanese Nintendo site (in Japanese)].</ref>
==History==
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''See also: [[Nintendo World|Nintendo Space World]], [[Next Generation World Hobby Fair]], [[:Template:PRUNavbox|Prerelease information and unused content navigation box]]

This game began as a [[nwiki:Game Boy|Game Boy]] game. In November 1995, [[Nintendo]] producer [[Hitoshi Yamagami]]'s boss instructed him to create some kind of 'floaty platformer'. Hitoshi Yamagami would later collaborate with TOSE producer [[Yasuhiro Minamimoto]].<ref>[http://ds.nintendolife.com/news/2009/05/interviews_nintendotose_the_legendary_starfy Interviews: Nintendo/TOSE - The Legendary Starfy - DS News @ Nintendo Life (with insight about the development of Densetsu no Starfy)]</ref> It originally went under development as a balloon-lifting game, until being reworked as a game where the player has to control a bubble with a Nintendo character in it<ref>[[Nintendo Power]] [http://www.nintendopower.com/images/NP244_Starfy.jpg Volume 244, page 73]</ref> and later a floating character. Both a jellyfish and a starfish were initial considerations, and a starfish was eventually chosen for the game.

Development on this game continued through 1998 and as such, Nintendo encouraged TOSE to rework this game for the Game Boy Color. In 2000, the Game Boy Color version underwent a period of promotion, where details about the game began to surface on the official Japanese [[Nintendo]] website. The game was shown at [[Nintendo World|Nintendo Space World]] as [[Densetsu no Starfy (GBC)|''Densetsu no Starfy'' for the Game Boy Color]].

As the game was approaching its release for the Game Boy Color, it was again canceled and rebuilt for the Game Boy Advance which was only going to be released in 2001. Starfy was apparently going to be purely a starfish, until he was made to fall down from the sky, which supposedly invoked a community policy for TOSE to reply that Starfy is neither a star or a starfish when asked.

There are various differences between the Game Boy Color version and the final Game Boy Advance version still noticeable on Nintendo of Japan's page about the Nintendo Space World trial demo. For example, the official logo and some of the character artwork and names of characters were changed later in development, including [[Moe|Kyorosuke]] (Moe) who was originally known as "Kyororon". It should be noted however that the [[Nintendo World#Nintendo Space World 2001|Nintendo Space World 2001]] trial demo for the [[Game Boy Advance]] was promoted with the old logo used during the Game Boy Color period. There was also character artwork for the Game Boy Advance version from early in development, which although different (with the exception of [[Moe]]), were not final.

''Densetsu no Starfy'' was re-released in Japan for the Wii U Virtual Console on July 29, 2015 for 702 yen (including tax).
==Story==
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Surrounded by the vast sea there is a kingdom high above the clouds called [[Pufftop]]. Living there is Starfy, the prince of Pufftop. Starfy is often careless and clumsy in nature. Times were normally peaceful in Pufftop, until Starfy was carrying around valuable [[treasure]] and he accidentally dropped a [[jar]] into the ocean. Just then, the being inside the jar used his magical powers to create a terrible storm. Tornadoes then struck the Pufftop Palace. Starfy struggled to hang on, and eventually dropped into the ocean showing his [[Done For]] pose. Starfy fell straight into [[Lobber's Cave]], located on a small island.

A wise lobster, [[Old Man Lobber]] found Starfy in his cave and asked Starfy if he could hear him. After finding out that Starfy is OK, Old Man Lobber advises that Starfy should rest a while in his cave from the terrible storm. Old Man Lobber wonders what to do with Starfy, as he is too weak to return to Pufftop. Old Man Lobber mentions a friend of his, [[Herman]] and Starfy proceeds to find Herman.

Starfy finds Herman wearing an ordinary gray shell. He has lost his missing home; a conch shell called the [[Pretty Shell]] and Herman asks him to find it. After finding a [[Kettle]], Herman, believing it may have been washed further, gives Starfy a key leading to another part of the level, where Starfy finds a tusk shell - the [[Dentalium Shell]]. After finding the tusk shell, Herman - who finds the shell too small - thinks that it is behind the rocks. He then teaches Starfy how to use the [[Star Spin]] attack. Later, Starfy finds the colorful conch shell and returns it to Herman. Herman is very grateful for Starfy and leads Starfy to the next stage, [[Coral Reef]].

Herman asks Starfy to find his friend who is being chased by bad guys. One of the bad guys is seen swimming away, so Starfy follows him. Starfy advances to a room with two bad guys known as the [[Fork]] [[Fork's brother|brothers]]. When Starfy finds them to be picking on a yellow clam, he defeats them with his Star Spin. The yellow clam is revealed to be [[Moe]]. He reveals that "his dearest" [[Ruby]] was kidnapped by a bad guy called [[Konk]]. It was then Fork and his brother chased after him. Starfy and Moe become good friends, and Moe joins Starfy on his quest back to Pufftop, offering advice. Later, after destroying the Dentalium Shell and the Kettle that were blocking the water from flowing, Starfy finds and defeats Konk. Ruby returns and Moe is much happy to see her again. Starfy and Moe advance to [[Stranded Whale]].

Starfy and Moe decide to continue to help others on their way to Pufftop. Later in the quest, after Starfy and Moe clear the stage [[Sea of Ice]], Starfy finds an unknown demonic eel who came from the jar that Starfy knocked down before he fell into Lobber's Cave. He plans to submerge Starfy and Moe in the Deep Sea, and believes that the "strange clam" is unimportant and that Starfy is an annoyance.

Later on their adventure, Starfy advances to the [[Undersea Ruins]]. An ammonite called [[Horun]] then tries to attack Starfy and Moe. It is revealed that Horun was attacked by a huge creature resembling Starfy created by the demonic eel called [[Doppel]]. Horun tried to confront Doppel, but was left injured. Once Horun realizes who Starfy really is, he helps him and Moe find Pufftop.

Later, Starfy meets Old Man Lobber again, who asks Starfy if he can locate a legendary book called the [[Yogensho]] for him, which according to legend is said to be found in the temple. The two times that Starfy attempts to obtain the book, it disappears and he is blown away by the demonic eel. Old Man Lobber asks Starfy if he found the Yogensho, to which Starfy explains what happened. When Old Man Lobber says that Moe has gone missing, the demonic eel appears again and blows both Starfy and Old Man Lobber away.

When Starfy reunites with Old Man Lobber, he asks if Starfy arrived safely and if he can look for Moe. Moe has been kidnapped by a clam-eating squirrel known as [[Rarako]]. When Starfy finds Rarako, Rarako thanks him for his 'food' and gives Starfy what he was looking for — the Yogensho. Moe eventually escapes and Old Man Lobber finally gets to read the book. Moe is excited regarding the legends of the Yogensho, though it seems that he spoke too soon as the demonic eel appears to blow Starfy, Moe and Old Man Lobber away.

Starfy and Moe are taken away to the boss room with Doppel. The demonic eel brings Doppel to his full power and vanishes. After Starfy defeats Doppel, the demonic eel leaves behind the jar that Starfy dropped from Pufftop Palace and the Yogensho. Starfy, Moe and Old Man Lobber advance to the [[Sea of Sky]] that leads to Pufftop and Old Man Lobber begins to read the Yogensho. The Yogensho reveals that the demonic eel's name is [[Ogura]]. It prophesied correctly that a large storm never seen before would hit the sea and the demon Ogura would go on a rampage until a hero appears to hunt down Ogura's minions one after the other.

Ogura leaves three bosses for Starfy to battle before he advances to Pufftop. Starfy, Moe and Old Man Lobber's main objective now is to defeat Ogura and bring peace back to Pufftop.
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==Stages==
*[[Lobber's Cave]]
*[[Coral Reef]]
*[[Stranded Whale]]
*[[Sea of Ice]]
*[[Deep Sea]]
*[[Sunken Ship]]
*[[Undersea Temple]]
*[[Sea of Sky]]
*[[Pufftop]]

==Characters==

===Starfy===

===Moe===

===Old Man Lobber===

===Ogura===

==List of glitches==
{{main|List of glitches in the Game Boy Advance games#In Densetsu no Starfy}}
Follow the link above for a list of glitches in ''Densetsu no Starfy''.

==List of Items==
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Follow the link above for a list of Items in ''Densetsu no Starfy''.

==List of soundtrack==
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There are 44 tunes in this game (excluding a few jingles) and possibly one unused track that sounds like [[Opening 2 (music)|Opening Demo]] without the background percussion. These (except for the aforementioned track) become available in an option called the [[Sea Jams]], that can be unlocked by returning [[Wotsaruto]]'s [[Tone of Ocean (instrument)|Tone of Ocean instrument]] for the second time, after beating [[Ogura]] once.

==[[Toys|Picture Book]]==
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''Densetsu no Starfy'' is the first game to feature the [[Toys|Picture Book]], known in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' as the Trading Cards and [[Toys]] in the North American and Australian versions of ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. The Picture Book is listing of characters and enemies by [[Stage]], though ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and ''Densetsu no Starfy 3'' lists enemies found by [[Vehicles List|Vehicles]] in a separate section, while ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' and ''The Legendary Starfy'' lists friends in their own section instead of grouping them with the enemies.

Each character and enemy has their own comment that is read by [[Moe]] and an animated version of their sprite is shown. The [[Nintendo Official Guidebook]]s use different descriptions, however.

Some characters [[Rare Enemies|and enemies]] are rare and can only be encountered after beating the game for the first time. The challenge of completing the Picture Book was advertised as a selling point of ''Densetsu no Starfy'' prior to release on the [[Nintendo World#Nintendo Space World 2001|Nintendo Space World 2001]] [[List of official The Legendary Starfy series websites#Nintendo Space World 2001|official mini-site]].

When the Picture Book is complete, the game shows a "Perfect!" (Japanese: パーフェクト!) screen with Starfy and Moe jumping up and down, [[Old Man Lobber]], and fish coming out of the Picture Book every time the player chooses to load it. This screen is not included in the other games.

Follow the link above for a table of Picture Book data in ''Densetsu no Starfy''.

==Credits==
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Follow the link above for the Staff Credits of ''Densetsu no Starfy''.

==Technical information==
''Densetsu no Starfy'' reportedly uses a battery save instead of flash memory. This may be the cause of a certain [[List of glitches in the Game Boy Advance games#Data corruption|data corruption glitch]] where both save files on the [[File Select]] screen become corrupted and the game prompts the player to restore an invalid [[Suspend Save]]. <ref>[http://eu-nao-sou-eu.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/game-batteries-and-cables.html game trend blog: Game batteries and cables]</ref>

==Unused content==
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Follow the link above for a list of unused content in ''Densetsu no Starfy''.

==Trivia==
*This is the only [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|Starfy]] game where Starfy starts with [[Glide]] and doesn't have to learn it to use it.
*This game, along with ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' are the only games that don't have [[Moe's House]] as a feature. Instead, ''Densetsu no Starfy'' features the [[List]] that has the [[Toys|Picture Book]], [[Treasure Items]], [[Minigames]] and [[Photograph]] options, as well as an [[Extra!]] option that is a menu where the [[Sea Jams]], Staff Rolls and [[Ending]]s are accessible.
*This game, along with ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'', have the least amount of stages in the Starfy series with 9 stages.
*This is the only Starfy game that doesn't have [[Air Jump]], [[Duck]], [[Duck & Slide]], and [[Shooting Star]].
*[[Fukafuka]] is the only character Starfy can't meet until completion of the game.
*This is the only Starfy game where Starfy doesn't keep his own Pearls but instead stores them in [[Moe]].
**This is also the only Starfy game without a shop.
*This is the only Starfy game where when comboing enemies there is no interlude between [[Starfy]] gaining one [[Pearl]]s and Starfy gaining one big Pearl. In the other Starfy games, Starfy or Starly would gain two pearls right away after comboing for the second Pearl.
*In this game Starfy's sprite looks a little different than in the other Starfy games of the ''Game Boy Advance'', and it is the only Starfy game where the [[dizziness]] sound effect and the low health sound effect are completely different than in the other Starfy games.
*This is the only Starfy game to not have costumes.
*This game, along with ''Densetsu no Starfy 4'', are the only ones to not have upgrades for the transformations.
*There is a small glitch in this game, similar to one in ''The Legendary Starfy'' where Starfy can attack straight through some one hit enemies without the rebound pushback effect that he gets for attacking enemies.
*The Duck & Slide ability is replaced with a function that allows Starfy to instantly stop running.
*This is the only game where Starfy doesn't need the [[Ultra Star Spin]] to beat the game.
*This is the only game where Starfy doesn't need any of the [[:category:transformations|transformations]] to beat the game the first time.
*It is the only Starfy game in the series that was [[Densetsu no Starfy (GBC)|originally made]] for the ''[[nwiki:Game Boy|Game Boy]]'' and later the ''[[nwiki:Game Boy Color|Game Boy Color]]'' rather than the ''Game Boy Advance''.
*There is a [[demo glitch|glitch]] in this game that allows Starfy to take control of the attract mode and skip to any stage from the second stage, though it is impossible to complete the [[Toys|Picture Book]] this way.
*As of September 6, 2017 onward, a ''Densetsu no Starfy'' [[Fan translations of The Legendary Starfy series|fan translation]] is being worked on.

==External links==
*[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/n08/astj/ Official Japanese Nintendo mini-site].
*[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/event/sw2001/softlist/gba/stafy/ Nintendo Space World 2001 page (featuring information from when the Game Boy Advance game was about 60% complete)].
*[https://miiverse.nintendo.net/titles/3626946842078344580/3626946842078344595 Official Japanese Miiverse community].

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Persimmon

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[[File:Persimmon.png|frame|right|Sprite]]
The '''Persimmon''' (Japanese: カキ) is an item in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'', found in [[Old Castle]] (Stage 10-1). It is not available on the Items List. From a [[Shell Tape]], [[Starfy]], [[Starly]] and [[Moe]] find out that a special item is required to open the large door to Old Castle and Starly suggests that the item may be a Key. Instead of a Key (Kagi), Starfy finds the similar sounding Persimmon (Kaki) and gives it to Starly but Starly throws it back at Starfy apparently thinking it is no good. On the contrary however, the Persimmon lands in the statue above the large door's mouth and the doors open.
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Saya Kazuki

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[[File:SayaKazuki.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Saya Kazuki]]
'''Saya Kazuki''' (Japanese: 和希沙也), born July 23, 1983 is a Japanese actress and [[wikipedia:tarento|tarento]]. She is part of the Japanese talent agency [[wikipedia:Horipro|Horipro]]. <ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20040406161722/http://www.horipro.co.jp/talent/PF077/ Saya Kazuki's profile on Horipro (archived page from 2004) - in Japanese]</ref> She is the vocalist for ''[[Starfy no Daibouken]]'', an album which was sold to promote ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''. She sang her own version of [[Title Song (music)|Tone of Ocean]], as well as [[Boku wa Starfy]].

Saya Kazuki is seen posing with the [[Big Starfy stuffed toy]] on the front cover of Starfy no Daibouken.
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==External links==
*[[jawikipedia:和希沙也|Article on Japanese Wikipedia]]
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Hopalop

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|image=[[File:Hopalop1OA.png|130px]]
|kana=ラブィラブ, ''Rabirabu''
|located=[[Sea of Sky]], [[Pufftop]], [[Sogwood Forest]]
|firstgame=''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''
|lastgame=''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''
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'''Hopalop''' ('''Rabirabu''' in Japan) is a rabbit-like enemy in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. It usually walks on floating water.

==[[Toys|Toy]] description==
"Ever seen these on the attack? They've got ♥ comin' out their ears! Hopalop is the cutest baddie you will ever see. Don't get distracted! Ah! Too cute!" (#030)
[[File:Enemy 46.PNG|thumb|left|Hopalop in the ''[[Game Boy Advance]]'' games]]
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Jar

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{{Characters

|name = Jar
|image = [[File:Madmagicjar.PNG]]
|kana = ふしぎなツボ or ツボ
|species = jar
|affiliates = None
|family = None
|residence = [[Pufftop#Pufftop Palace|Pufftop Palace]]
|firstgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''
|latestgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''
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''Not to be confused with the longer jar from the eleventh and final chapter of the second volume of the [[Densetsu no Starfy (Yumiko Sudō)|Densetsu no Starfy manga illustrated by Yumiko Sudō]] — [[DSM19|The Sealed Jar and the Big Disturbance Fii!]].''

The '''jar''', also known as the '''mysterious jar''' is an object [[Ogura]] is usually trapped in. In the games, it is mostly just referred as the "jar," but some fans call it "The Magic Jar." The jar has a face possibly meaning that it's alive. In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' it normally gets knocked down in some way to start [[Starfy]]'s adventure, but it gets completely destroyed by [[Evil]] in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Multiple jars can be seen in the minigame [[Pufftop Dance Battle]].

==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="200" heights="200">
File:Jar1.PNG|The jar sucking up [[Ogura]].
File:Jar.PNG|Starfy and Moe celebrating their victory in sealing Ogura in the jar in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''.
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Mermaid

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{{Characters
|name=Mermaid
|image=[[File:Mermaid.jpg|200px]]
|kana= マーメイド, ''Māmeido''
|species=Mermaid
|family=Unknown
|affiliates=[[Starfy]], [[Starly]], [[Moe]]
|homeland=The Sea
|residence=A giant clam shell
|firstgame=''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''
|latestgame=''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''
}}

''For the Special in [[The Legendary Starfy]]'s [[Stuff]], see [[The Legendary Starfy/Stuff#Specials]]''

The '''Mermaid''' is a character who aids [[Starfy]] throughout his adventures. She has appeared in every game in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'' series]] so far. In the games she allows the player to save their progress and heal all of the player's health. Mermaid is seen throughout various levels at different points, and is identified by her signature purple clam shell. She appears to be very nice, and is a good friend to Starfy and his pals. In the [[Game Boy Advance]] games, [[Starfy]] and [[Starly]] can save at the Mermaid by touching her shell. In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', the mermaid appears in the background of the end stage sequence after first collecting 9999 [[Pearl]]s. In the [[Nintendo DS]] games, [[Starfy]] and [[Starly]] have to approach the Mermaid and press X to save.

In ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'', Mermaid can sometimes be seen if the player chooses to have [[Mermaid Gossip]] on their Nintendo DS's bottom screen. She will give Starfy (the player) tips and advice on the tasks at hand. She tries to encourage Starfy (and the player) to do their best and is always there to help out with her advice.

She appears in the [[Densetsu no Starfy (Sayori Abe)|''Densetsu no Starfy'' manga illustrated by Sayori Abe]]. In the [[Densetsu no Starfy (Yumiko Sudō)|manga illustrated by Yumiko Sudō]], Mermaid does not appear in the story. However, she can be seen among an audience in volume 2.

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File:Mermaid early.jpg|Early artwork from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]].
File:Mermaid1OA.jpg|Artwork of the Mermaid from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''.
File:Mermaid4OA.jpg|Artwork of the Mermaid from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''.
File:Mermaid1.PNG|Mermaid's [[Photograph]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''.
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==Trivia==
*In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'', and the Japanese version of ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' the mermaid shouts "Hi hi!". In the English versions of ''The Legendary Starfy'', this was changed to simply "Hi!"
*According to ''Densetsu no Starfy 4'''s [[Secret Talk|Secret Talk 12]] item, the telephone number for "Mermaid Fan Club" membership is 10989.
*In ''Densetsu no Starfy 4'', there is a glitch where saving at one Mermaid and moving towards another while the animation hasn't finished will show a glitchy animation for the other, even though [[Starfy]] or [[Starly]] didn't interact with the other Mermaid. This is exploitable in [[Flourishing Desert]] (Stage 6-4).

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Category:Daīru Pirate Squad

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The '''Daīru Pirate Squad''' (Japanese: ダイール海賊団) are a group of space pirates who serve under [[Mashtooth]]. Members include [[The Terrible Trio]] who are ordered to capture [[Bunston]], as well as underlings known as the [[Swabbie]]s; which are divided into four groups, {{Swabbie|Land Swabbie}}s, {{Swabbie|Sky Swabbie}}s, {{Swabbie|Space Swabbie}}s and {{Swabbie|Sea Swabbie}}s.

The name of the group is derived from Mashtooth's Japanese name, '''Daīru'''. In the localizations, they are otherwise known as "'''Mashtooth's pirates'''".

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Ending 1 (music)

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''Not to be confused with the main credits tunes, [[Credits (music)|Credits]] (a.k.a. Staff Roll 1) and [[Staff Roll 2 (music)|Staff Roll 2]]''

'''Ending 1''' (Japanese: エンディング1) refers to a number of different tunes in ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series played during the endings. Related tunes include [[Ending 2 (music)|Ending 2]], [[Ending 3 (music)|Ending 3]] (excluding ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'') and [[Ending 4 (music)|Ending 4]] (''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' only)

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It plays in all three endings when [[Ogura]] is talking inside the [[jar]]. It is available in the [[Sea Jams]] after unlocking it.
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==''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''==

It sounds like the original version from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''. It plays in the [[Opening|Opening Demo]] for when Ogura is talking inside the [[jar]] and in all three endings. It can be unlocked in the [[Sea Jams]] by clearing Stage 8-4 ([[Pufftop]]) after beating the game once.
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==''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''==

It sounds like the original versions from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''. Even though it is called Ending 1, it does not play in the first ending. The tune [[Pufftop Scholar (music)|Pufftop Scholar]] is the only music piece unique to the first ending.

It can be unlocked in the [[Sea Jams]] by clearing Stage 8-3 ([[Undersea Ruins]]) after beating the game once.

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==''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''==

Sounds completely different to the [[Game Boy Advance]] versions. It plays during the first ending in [[Pufftop|Pufftop Palace]] when Starfy is sad in his room. It also plays during the story in the cutscene at the end of [[Thousand Year Hill]] when [[Degil]] is thinking about [[Coral]]. Unlock it in the [[Sea Jams]] by purchasing it from [[Maniankou]]'s [[Shop]] for 1000 [[Pearl]]s.

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==''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''==

Sounds completing different to previous versions. Plays during 'Starfy's Ending' after he fires [[The Moon]] into [[Mega Mashtooth]] and rescues the [[Bunneran]]s.

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Buruda-sama

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|name = Buruda-sama
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|kana = ブルダさま
|species = Unknown
|family = Unknown
|affiliates = [[Starfy]], [[Starly]], [[Moe]], [[Burudad]]
|homeland = [[Thousand Year Hill]]
|residence = [[Thousand Year Hill]]
|firstgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''
|latestgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''
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'''Buruda-sama''' is a big creature that only appears in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''. She is the guardian deity of [[Thousand Year Hill]]. She along with [[Burudad]] teach [[Starly]] the [[Low Spin]]. She often hits Burudad in the head and shakes him around. She cannot talk. Burudad asks Starly to find [[Prayer Beads]] for him and Buruda-sama. As a reward, Buruda-sama and Burudad give [[Starfy]], Starly and [[Moe]] the [[Densetsu no Starfy 4/Stuff#Clothes|Zip Back]] [[Treasure]]. {{clr}}

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Furefure Bomber

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[[File:Furefure Bomber.PNG|thumb|right|250px|Furefure Bomber]]
'''Furefure Bomber''' (Japanese: ふれふれボンバー) is a [[minigame]] in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''. It is unlocked by clearing Stage 3-5 ([[Turtle Turtle Land]]). Various bombs will fall from the top of the screen assigned with a number. The objective is to detonate a given number of bombs without any of the bombs falling past various boxes filled full of bombs and exploding. To win on 'Easy' mode, the player must detonate ten bombs. On 'Normal' mode, the player must detonate fifteen bombs, and on 'Hard' mode, the player must detonate twenty bombs. There is no fixed time limit for this minigame.

===How to play===
Move the d-pad left and right to move [[Moe]] at the bottom of the screen. Press and hold the B button while moving to move faster.
The A button can be pressed to continuously fire [[Starfy]]. Starfy must hit bombs a given number of times (as indicated on the bomb) to detonate them. This adds one point to the score for every bomb. The minigame is won after the number of detonated bombs matches the required score, but the minigame is immediately lost if any of the bombs explode in the vicinity of Moe.

====Types of bombs====

*Bombs with parachutes: Can be small or large. Normally falls slower than bombs without parachutes.

*Bombs without parachutes: Normally falls faster than bombs with parachutes.

*Large bombs without parachutes: Normally fall faster than bombs without parachutes, but generally have a smaller number assigned to them.

*Special bombs: These bombs appear only in Normal and Hard mode. They have an erratic falling pattern - they continuously move several spaces horizontally across the screen before falling vertically.

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Yumiko Sudō

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[[File:Sudou.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Photograph]]
'''Yumiko Sudō''' (Japanese: {{alttext|須藤ゆみこ|すどうゆみこ}}) is a manga artist who was the illustrator of the [[Densetsu no Starfy (Yumiko Sudō)|second series]] of [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''Densetsu no Starfy'']] manga. She was the artist of several manga focusing on young children, which were mainly published by the Japanese company [[Shogakukan]]. Notable other manga illustrated by Yumiko Sudō have included ''[[dkwiki:Donkey Kong|Donkey Kong]]'' series manga and various ''[[bulbapedia:Pokémon|Pokémon]]'' series manga.
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*[[jawikipedia:須藤ゆみこ|Japanese Wikipedia article]]
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Thunder Pants

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[[File:DnS2 Item39.PNG|frame|right|Viewing the Thunder Pants on the Items screen]]

The '''Thunder Pants''' (Japanese: かみなりぱんつ) is an item in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''. They are {{Squirt|1}}'s favorite pants. [[The Squirts#Bawss|Bawss]] gives them to [[Starfy]] in [[Pufftop]] (Stage 8-5). Starfy must hand them over to Squirt #1 through the top-left door from the room with [[Imadame]]. In return, Squirt #1 gives Starfy the [[Gym Tights]].
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Talk:Mistrappa

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I thought it might be translated as "Mist Trappa" or "Miss Trappa" Being similar to [[Trappa]]. [[User:Star Light|Star Light]] 02:53, 13 August 2011 (UTC)

Apparently, it translates to Mistrappa.

Mistrappa

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|name = Mistrappa|image= [[File:Misutorappa3OA.jpg|150px]]
|kana = ミストラッパー, ''Misutorappā''
|located = [[Old Castle]]
|firstgame = ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''
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'''Mistrappa''' is an unbeatable enemy that only appears in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. It is related to the [[Trappa]]. It appears to be robotic, but it is only partially visible and constantly blends into the background and back out again, like a ghost. It chases after [[Starfy]] or [[Starly]] when it sees them, forcing them back to the beginning of the room if it catches them in its mouth, similarly to [[Trappa]]. When Mistrappa catches Starfy or Starly in its mouth, it fades every before becoming completely invisible and seemingly vanishing. Starfy or Starly can hide behind a metal wall, or under some mist to stop it from seeing them and cause it to stop moving.
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File:Enemy 134a.PNG|Mistrappa's sprite.
File:Enemy 134.PNG|Mistrappa after swallowing Starfy.

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Tuxedo

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'''Tuxedo''' may refer to:

*[[Densetsu no Starfy 2/Stuff#Clothes|Tuxedo]] (Japanese: タキシード) - [[Stuff|Clothes]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''
*[[Densetsu no Starfy 4/Stuff#Clothes|Tuxedo]] (Japanese: タキシード) - [[Stuff|Clothes]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''
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Jungle Manjuu

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[[File:DnS3 Item16.PNG|frame|right|Viewing the Jungle Manjuu on the Items List]]
The '''Jungle Manjuu''' (Japanese: ジャングルまんじゅう) is an item in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. [[Funazou]] gives it to [[Starfy]] in the [[Jungle]] (Stage 5-2). It advertises [[Resshi Lake]], which according to Funazou is not getting many visitors in the current season. If Starfy gives it to [[Fat Cat]] and [[Kit Fish]], he will receive the [[Shovel]].
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Minigames (music)

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'''Minigames''' (Japanese: ミニゲーム), known in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games as Minigame Collection (Japanese: ミニゲームしゅう) are tunes in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' and ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''.

These tunes play when navigating the [[Minigame]] menus of each game.

==''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''==

Known as Minigame Collection (Japanese: けっかはっぴょう). Plays on the Minigame menu which is available from the Stage Select screen after clearing the game once.

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==''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''==

Known as Minigame Collection (Japanese: けっかはっぴょう). Plays on the Minigame menu which is available from [[Moe's House]]. Unlock it in the [[Sea Jams]] by clearing Stage 10-1 ([[Torrent's Waterfall]]) after beating the game once. <ref>''Densetsu no Starfy 2'' strategy guide, pp. 268, [[Shogakukan]]</ref>

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==''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''==

Known as Minigame Collection (Japanese: けっかはっぴょう). Plays on the Minigame menu which is available in [[Moe's House]] through the [[Game Boy Advance]]. Purchase it from [[Jojiro]]'s [[Shop]] for 500 [[Pearl]]s. <ref>''Densetsu no Starfy 3'' strategy guide, pp. 222-3, [[Shogakukan]]</ref>

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==''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''==

Known as Minigames (Japanese: ミニゲーム). Plays on the Minigame Selection screen via [[Moe's Case]] or the File Select menu. Available in the [[Sea Jams]].

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==See also==

''Individual minigame music'':

*The tune for playing a Minigame in ''Densetsu no Starfy'' and ''Densetsu no Starfy 2'': [[Minigame (music)|Minigame]]
*The 5 Minigame tunes from ''Densetsu no Starfy 3'': [[Minigame 1 (music)|Minigame 1]] [[Minigame 2 (music)|2]], [[Minigame 3 (music)|3]], [[Minigame 4 (music)|4]], [[Minigame 5 (music)|5]]
*Minigame music from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'': [[Coin Slinger (music)|Coin Slinger]], [[Sand Tracer (music)|Sand Tracer]], [[Fishing Derby (music)|Fishing Derby]], [[Depth Chargers (music)|Depth Chargers]], [[Move Fast! (music)|Move Fast!]], [[Dumpling Master (music)|Dumpling Master]], [[Cook Those Dumplings (music)|Cook Those Dumplings]], [[Results Screen (music)|Results Screen]]

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Treasure Box

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'''Treasure Box''' may refer to:

*The [[Treasure]] chests in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]].
*The fake Treasure chest enemies, [[Jaw Box]] and [[Treasure Monster]].
*One of the [[Stuff|Clothes]], '[[Densetsu no Starfy 3/Stuff#Clothes|Treasure Box]]' (Japanese: たまてばこ) from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''.
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Necklace

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'''Necklace''' (Japanese: ネックレス) may refer to:

*[[Necklace (item)|Necklace]] - An item from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''.
*[[Densetsu no Starfy 3/Stuff#Accessories|Necklace]] - One of the [[Stuff|Accessories]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''.
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Yo-Ho Alpine

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Manga

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[[File:Densetsu no Starfy YS cover 1.jpg|thumb|right|150px|The front cover of the first volume of [[Densetsu no Starfy (Yumiko Sudō)|''Densetsu no Starfy'' (Yumiko Sudō)]] in [[wikipedia:tankōbon|tankōbon]] form.]]
[[wikipedia:Manga|Manga]] (Japanese: 漫画) are comics created in Japan, or manga-influenced works. There have been at least five different series of manga based on ''[[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]].

These include:

#[[Densetsu no Starfy (Sayori Abe)|''Densetsu no Starfy'' (Sayori Abe)]] - The first series of ''The Legendary Starfy'' series manga, based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''. It was illustrated by Sayori Abe. It only appeared in certain pages in issues of [[Shogakukan]] Grade Comics. (Japanese: [[jawikipedia:小学館の学年別学習雑誌|小学]], literally "''elementary school''")
#[[Densetsu no Starfy (Yumiko Sudō)|''Densetsu no Starfy'' (Yumiko Sudō)]] - The second series of ''The Legendary Starfy'' series manga, based on ''Densetsu no Starfy'', ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. It was illustrated by Yumiko Sudō. It was frequently submitted to issues of [[wikipedia:CoroCoro Comic|CoroCoro Comic]] from June 2002 (before the official release of the game Densetsu no Starfy in September 2002) until October 2005. The first two volumes of this manga series were available for purchase in the form of a booklet from 28th October 2003 and 28th September 2005 respectively. (ISBN:4091431410 and 4091431429)
#''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' - The third series of ''The Legendary Starfy'' series manga, based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''. Its name is abbreviated from "Densetsu no Starfy Returns". It was regularly submitted to CoroCoro Comic. The first volume of the manga was also available as a 192 page booklet for ¥410 from 28th July 2008. (ISBN:9784091406859)
#''[[Character Parfait|Character Parfait manga]]'' - In 2008, at least two colored manga based on ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' were created and published in the Character Parfait magazine, starting from volume 8. <ref>[http://diary1m.net4u.org/sr3_diary.cgi?action=showlast&cat=8525aquavit&txtnumber=log&next_page=56&t_type=&searchword= Character Parfait ''The Legendary Starfy'' manga creator's blog]</ref>
#''[[Video Game Magazine|Video Game Magazine manga]]''/''Starfy's Adventure'' - Colored manga related to ''The Legendary Starfy'' appeared in the November 2008 edition of [[wikipedia:Enterbrain|Enterbrain]]'s [[Video Game Magazine]]. It came with a mini manga book called ''Starfy's Adventure''.

Manga may also refer to the [[Story]] cartoons (known in Japan as manga) that appear in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. The Japanese version's [[Story]] cutscenes appear on the screen from right-to-left in the style of manga.
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Crushed Ice Iceberg

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The '''Legendary Guitar''' (Japanese: でんせつのギター) is one of the three Legendary Instruments in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'', found in [[Gabun Ocean Trench]] (Stage 7-3). The Legendary Instruments are used for the [[Legendary Band]] that [[Starfy]], [[Starly]], [[Moe]] and [[Wotsaruto]] hope will put [[Gabun]] to sleep. The other two Legendary Instruments are the [[Legendary Bass]] and the [[Legendary Drums]]. Starfy finds it in map 4 (the map with [[Gekojii]]) hidden inside some rocks.
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Gabun Trench

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Perfume

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[[File:Perfume.jpg|thumb|right|250px|[[wikipedia:Ayano Ōmoto|Ayano Ōmoto]], [[wikipedia:Yuka Kashino|Yuka Kashino]] and [[wikipedia:Ayaka Nishiwaki|Ayaka Nishiwaki]] of Perfume]]
''This article is about the band. For the item in [[Densetsu no Starfy 3]], see [[Perfume (item)]].''

'''Perfume''' (Japanese: パフューム) is a Japanese girl band focusing on [[wikipedia:pop music|pop music]] from [[wikipedia:Hiroshima|Hiroshima]], [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]], currently consisting of members "A~Chan" [[wikipedia:Ayaka Nishiwaki|Ayaka Nishiwaki]], "Kashiyuka" [[wikipedia:Yuka Kashino|Yuka Kashino]] and "Nochi" [[wikipedia:Ayano Ōmoto|Ayano Ōmoto]]. The group was originally formed in 2000 by members Ayaka Nishiwaki, Yuka Kashino, and Yuuka Kawashima and the name "Perfume" was chosen because all members had the Japanese character for fragrance (香) in their name, however Kawashima since left the group in 2001.

Since debuting locally in 2001, they have gradually expanded to become a major label in Japan. The current producer of the group since 2003 is [[wikipedia:Yasutaka Nakata|Yasutaka Nakata]], who is the founder of the Japanese band [[wikipedia:Capsule (band)|Capsule]] and its associated record label [[wikipedia:Contemode|Contemode]].

In order to promote ''Densetsu no Starfy 3'', one of Perfume's songs, [[Vitamin Drop]] was played in a commercial for ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' featuring [[Starfy]], [[Starly]], [[Ogura]] and various other characters moving on a sushi conveyor belt. The commercial was divided into two versions, including a 15 seconds version and a longer 30 seconds version. Perfume also made a guest appearance in a special ending of the Japanese television program [[Oha Suta: The Super Kids Station]] in July 26, 2004. The ending starred Starfy, Starly and Perfume singing and dancing to the [[Tone of Ocean (music)|Tone of Ocean]] theme.
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*[http://www.perfume-global.com/ Perfume Global Site]
*[http://www.perfume-web.jp/ Perfume Official Site (English, Japanese)]
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfume_(Japanese_band) Perfume on Wikipedia]
*[http://www.perfume-city.com/ Perfume City]
*[http://www11.atwiki.jp/psps/pages/18.html Japanese Perfume Wiki]

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Hidden Village of Koimaro (disambiguation)

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'''Hidden Village of Koimaro''' appeared in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''. It may refer to:

*[[Hidden Village of Koimaro]] - The stage in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''.
*[[Hidden Village of Koimaro (music)]] - The music piece played in the background for the above stage in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''.

Ippon

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{{Enemies
|name=Ippon
|kana=イッポン
|image=[[File:Ippon1OA.jpg|150px]]
|located=[[Coral Reef]], [[Yeeha Alpine]], [[Flamer Volcano]]
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'''Ippon''' is an enemy in the [[Game Boy Advance]] games. It hides in its shell when [[Starfy]] or [[Starly]] tries to attack it.
[[File:Enemy 29.PNG|thumb|left|Ippon's sprite]]
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Becky

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[[File:Becky.jpg|thumb|right|Becky (ベッキー)]]

'''Becky''' (Japanese: ベッキー), full name undisclosed, commonly referred to as BECKY, is a Japanese [[wikipedia:presenter|television presenter]] and [[wikipedia:tarento|tarento]]. She was born in the [[wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[wikipedia:Kantō region|Kantō]], [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]] to an English father and a Japanese mother.

She is under contract with the Japanese entertainment company [[jawikipedia:サンミュージックプロダクション|Sun Music Productions]], the core entertainment office of [[wikipedia:サンミュージックグループ|Sun Music Group]], which is a Japanese entertainment office and talent agency. From 2009, she began a career in music and is commonly referred to under the name "Becky♪♯" (ベッキー♪♯) with the eighth note and sharp representing "a different half of Becky stepping up". <ref>New Domoto Brothers (Japanese: 新堂本兄弟, Shin Dōmoto Kyōdai) March 7, 2010, episode</ref>

Becky first debuted as a regular on the Japanese TV program [[Oha Suta: The Super Kids Station]] in 1999, where she would read out the names of various [[bulbapedia:Pokémon|Pokémon]] characters. She has since became popular in various different areas. For example, she acted as a voice actress for the Japanese version of the Pokémon anime, and made an appearance with the [[bulbapedia:PokéPark (theme park)|PokéPark Kids]] on [[bulbapedia:Pokémon Sunday|Pokémon Sunday]]. She also voiced [[dkwiki:Dixie Kong|Dixie Kong]] in the ''[[dkwiki:Donkey Kong Country (television series)|Donkey Kong Country TV series]]'', and promoted the [[wikipedia:Crayon Shin-chan|Crayon Shin-chan]] anime and manga.

In order to promote the [[Game Boy Advance]] game ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', Becky sang the [[The Legendary Starfy|series]] [[Title Song (music)|Title Song]] in at least two Japanese commercials of ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''.

An album called ''[[Densetsu no Starfy (CD)|Densetsu no Starfy c/w Boyfriend's Rookie]]'', was later produced as part of a series of merchandise officially endorsed by [[Nintendo]] and [[TOSE]]. It includes Becky's previous rendition of the Title Song (listed as "''Densetsu no Starfy''") in full (including a version with lyrics and a karaoke version), and an original song made by Becky, known as "Boyfriend's Rookie". The CD was advertised in a music video on Oha Suta, featuring Becky dancing to the Title Song theme near [[Pufftop]]. Starfy is seen in various scenes with Becky.

On December 12, 2003, Becky's version of the Title Song, complete with lyrics appeared as a song called "''Densetsu no Starfy''" in the Japanese version of ''[[Donkey Konga]]''.

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==External links==
*[[bulbapedia:Becky|Becky on Bulbapedia]]
*[[wikipedia:Becky (television personality|Becky on Wikipedia]]
*[[jawikipedia:ベッキー|Becky on Japanese Wikipedia]]
*[http://www.becky.ne.jp/index.php Official Sun Music website (in Japanese)]
*[http://www.emimusic.jp/artist/becky/ Official EMI Music Japan Profile (in Japanese)]
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Talk:Moe's Family

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==Title==
Since this article focuses on Moe's siblings, rather than his whole family, should we move this to Moe's siblings and link to [[Kyorozo]] and [[Moe's mother]] as related articles, or incorporate this information all into one page? --[[User:Torchickens|Torchickens]] 20:12, 12 May 2011 (UTC)
:I personally think we should change it to Moe's Siblings, but it's no big deal either way. Strange how just his siblings are refered as Moe's Family in English. [[User:Star Light|Star Light]] 01:44, 13 May 2011 (UTC)

::Well they are Moe's only family now since both of their parents are deceased, but yeah just go ahead and move this article to Moe's siblings it would make alot more sense than Moe's Family since this article is not about Moe's entire family. [[User:Kagegamer12|Kagegamer12]] 15:22, 14 May 2011 (UTC)

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Moe's Family

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[[File:MoesFamily.png|430px|thumb|Artwork of Moe's younger siblings from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''.]]
'''Moe's siblings''' include a green clam, a pink clam, and a red clam. They are all younger than [[Moe]]. They are not confirmed to have official names, as they are referred as "Moe's younger brother," (the green one, Japanese: キョロスケおとうと) "Moe's younger sister," (the pink one, Japanese: キョロスケいもうと) and "Moe's other younger brother" (the red one, Japanese: キョロスケおとうと) in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''.

In ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'', they are known collectively as "'''Moe's Family'''" ('''Kyorosuke Siblings''', キョロスケきょうだい or '''Kyoro Siblings''', キョロきょうだい in Japan) but are also called Moe's siblings on the [[Collection]].
==History==
===''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''===
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Moe's siblings only appear in Staff Roll 2, where it is revealed that they wanted some meat, a teddy bear, and a [[Game Boy Advance]], but Moe could not get them those things because they didn't have any money. Moe thought of finding treasure to get money, so outside of his house he wondered where to obtain it, but couldn't think of anything. Moe was sidetracked after he saw saw [[Ruby]] and followed her instead. Later after [[Starfy]] defeated [[Ogura]], Moe was rewarded with [[Treasure]] for helping Starfy. Moe then uses the treasure to get the things his siblings wanted. They all dance happily afterwards. Moe's siblings are also the last characters to appear in the [[Photograph]].

===''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''===
Moe's siblings can be seen running around in [[Moe's House]]. On the [[Dance]] screen, there is a one in ten chance that many siblings will appear in the background instead of fish. <ref>''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', [[Nintendo Official Guidebook]], [[Shogakukan]], p. 263</ref> They are also seen during the second staff credits in a flashback.

===''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''===
During the events in [[Coral Coast]], Moe's siblings were missing so Starfy and friends had to find them. After they're all found, they give Starfy face paint. They are also seen in Moe's House having a pillow fight with Starfy and [[Starly]]. Moe and his siblings are playable in a [[Minigame]].
===''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''===
While in [[Cupid Village]], [[Anju]] tells Moe that his siblings stole her bow and arrow, so Starfy has to find Moe's siblings and get Anju's bow and arrow back. Anju even offered 10,000 [[pearl]]s as a reward for anyone who finds one of Moe's siblings, much to the frustration of Moe. Instead, Anju rewards Starfy, Starly and Moe with a treasure chest for returning her bow. They are also seen in Moe's House again.
===''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''===
Moe's siblings will show up every once and a while to ask Starfy five questions. If the correct answers are given, they will tell Starfy some kind of trivia. They can also be seen on "[[The Moe Show]]" and have their own [[Toys|toy]].
====The Moe Show interview====
* Moe: It's the Moe Show...with me, Moe! Today is a special show, because we've got my little siblings here!
* Green Sibling: Yo, Moe! We want to tell you that we're doing all our chores while you're gone! Our rooms are clean, we did laundry and dusting, I even made us dinner! Yeah, you can just keep going on adventures with Starfy and his friends! Don't worry about us!
* Moe: Oh, that's so sweet, guys! Wait a second...You haven't been cleaning MY room, have you? You stay away from my video games! I better not see a single clamprint on them!
====Toy description====
"Yay! It's my dear old family! One look at our shells and you see we're related!
They've been doing all the chores at home while I've been gone. Right, guys?!" (#100)
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==Gallery==
<center><gallery position="center" widths="200">
File:MoeGreenSibling3OA.jpg|Official artwork of Moe's green younger brother from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''
File:MoePinkSibling3OA.jpg|Official artwork of Moe's sister from ''Densetsu no Starfy 3''
File:MoeRedSibling3OA.jpg|Official artwork of Moe's red younger brother from ''Densetsu no Starfy 3''
</gallery></center> 

==See also==
*[[Kyorozou]] (Moe's deceased father)
*[[Moe's mother]] (deceased)

==References==
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Kujira Children

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{{Characters
|name=Kujira Children
|image=[[File:FocusHillWhales.png|200px|]]
|kana=クジラチルドレン, ''Kujira Chirudoren''
|species=Whale
|family=[[Kujira Papa]] (father)
|residence=[[Thousand Year Hill]]
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The '''Kujira Children''' (literally '''Whale Children''') are three small whales that only appear in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''. In the game, [[Starfy]] has to find them to move their [[Kujira Papa|father]]. When he finds them, they are taking a nap and can only be woken up by [[Bandotai]].
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==Trivia==
*The Kujira Children's internal name is kokuzira; which appears to be based on こくじら (grey whale).

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King Owlrun

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|name = King Owlrun
|image = [[File:King Ourun.PNG|300px]]
|kana = オウルン王, ''Ourun Ou''
|hp = 20
|attackpower = Body/Talons: 17/18 [[Woktopus]] Body: 15 [[Woktopus]] Fireball Projectile: 10 Tornado: 10
|weakspot=Anywhere when he is not attacking, or has [[Woktopus]] protecting him.
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|affiliates=[[Degil]]
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|residence = [[Old Tower]] '''Temporarily:''' [[Amiy Kingdom]]
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'''King Owlrun''' is the evil owl king in service to the evil [[Degil]], and acted as her accomplice during the events of ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''. He is the boss of [[Old Tower]]. In the boss battle with King Owlrun, he flies up high into the sky, so [[Starfy]] has to fight him by using the [[Propeller Bit]] and throwing carrot missiles at him using the B button.

==Attack patterns==
He has a variety of attacks, including charging into Starfy with his talons and spawning several portals into the area. Touching his talons or body will cause Starfy to lose 17 or 18 health points. Since Starfy can't fly, he will have to rely on the use of Propeller Bit with a barrier, which allows Propeller Bit to sustain just as much damage as Starfy. However, Starfy won't be able to use any of his [[SP]] abilities including [[Monamu Heal]], and he will be limited to throwing carrot missiles in this fight.

When King Owlrun is in the middle of charging at Starfy or spawning a portal, he cannot be damaged. The portals each bring a [[Woktopus]] into the area before disappearing, which all must be defeated with a carrot missile otherwise King Owlrun will continuously not be able to get damaged. At lower health points, King Owlrun will move faster and spawn a larger number of portals at once. Each Woktopus will cause Starfy to lose 15 health points, and 10 health points if Starfy is unlucky enough to avoid its fireball projectiles.

King Owlrun will also attack by whipping up a tornado and aiming it towards Starfy, which King Owlrun will also be invincible at this time. The tornado can be repelled behind King Owlrun with several carrot missiles depending on how many health points King Owlrun has left. More carrot missiles are needed to repel it at lower health points. If Starfy can't repel the tornado in time, Starfy will take 10 damage. King Owlrun will occasionally fly in circular motion across the area, to make himself harder to hit.

As [[Starly]], she will also have to use Propeller Bit to defeat King Owlrun, and she will also not have access to any of her SP abilities as well including the invincibility of [[Pufftop Barrier]] and the healing powers of Monamu Heal.

==Trivia==
*Since the Woktopus are actually enemies in this game and they are not specifically linked to the boss, they along with their projectiles don't receive an attack boost of 1 if King Owlrun is re-fought. Strangely enough, King Owlrun's tornado attack also doesn't get an attack boost even though that attack is supposed to be linked to the boss.

 
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Slippery Ice Alpine

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Hidden Village of Koimaro City (music)

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'''Hidden Village of Koimaro City''' (Japanese: こいマロのかくれざとシティ) is a music piece played on the map screen ("city") of [[Hidden Village of Koimaro]] in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''.

It is the eleventh track listed in the [[Sea Jams#In Densetsu no Starfy 4|Legendary Concert]].

{{#ev:youtube|DAPuBS5qzzc|270|left|Hidden Village of Koimaro City music}}

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Talk:Deep Sea

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Densetsu no Starfy 3/Items

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This article is a table of [[Item]]s in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. Like in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', collectible items in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' except [[Pearl]]s (where up to 9999 are displayed on the bottom-right corner of the screen) are stored in a menu called the Item List (Japanese: アイテムリスト). The player can only view items that [[Starfy]] or [[Starly]] is currently holding. There is a description for each collectible item.

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!Number
!Screenshot/Sprite
!Name
!Japanese name
!Location
!Stored on the Item List?
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|*
|[[File:DnS3 Pearl.png|96px|link=Pearl]]
|[[Pearl]]
|しんじゅ, ''Shinju''
|Many
|No
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|*
|[[File:DnS3 Big Pearl.png|96px|link=Pearl]]
|[[Pearl|Big Pearl]]
|?
|Many
|No
|-
|01
|[[File:DnS3 Item1.PNG|link=Pretty Shell]]
|[[Pretty Shell]]
|キレイなかいがら, ''Kireina Kaigara''
|[[Lobber's Cave]] (Stage 1-2)
|Yes
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|02
|[[File:DnS3 Item2.PNG|link=Flying Squirrel Mantle]]
|[[Flying Squirrel Mantle]]
|ムササビマント, ''Musasabi Manto''
|[[Lobber's Cave]] (Stage 1-3)
|Yes
|-
|03
|[[File:DnS3 Item3.PNG|link=Oden (item)]]
|[[Oden (item)|Oden]]
|おでん, ''Oden''
|[[Lobber's Cave]] (Stage 1-3)
|Yes
|-
|04
|[[File:Konk's Helmet.png|96px|link=Helmet (item)]]
|[[Helmet (item)|Helmet]]
|カブト, ''Kabuto''
|[[Lobber's Cave]] (Stages 1-3, 4)
|No
|-
|05
|[[File:DnS3 Item5.PNG|link=Perfume (item)]]
|[[Perfume (item)|Perfume]]
|こうすい, ''Kousui''
|[[Coral Coast]] (Stage 2-1)
|Yes
|-
|06
|[[File:DnS3 Item6.PNG|link=Hand Mirror]]
|[[Hand Mirror]]
|てかがみ, ''Tekagami''
|[[Coral Coast]] (Stage 2-1)
|Yes
|-
|07
|[[File:DnS3 Item7.PNG|link=Compact Mirror]]
|[[Compact Mirror]]
|コンパクト, ''Konpakuto''
|[[Coral Coast]] (Stage 2-1)
|Yes
|-
|08
|[[File:DnS3 Item8.PNG|link=Necklace (item)]]
|[[Necklace (item)|Necklace]]
|ネックレス, ''Nekkuresu''
|[[Coral Coast]] (Stage 2-1)
|Yes
|-
|09
|[[File:DnS3 Item9.PNG|link=Bomb#Densetsu no Starfy 3]]
|[[Bomb#Densetsu no Starfy 3|Bombs]]
|バクダン, ''Bakudan''
|[[Misty Town]] (Stage 3-2)
|Yes
|-
|10
|[[File:DnS3 Item10.PNG|link=Sack of Presents]]
|[[Sack of Presents]]
|プレセントのふくろ, ''Puresento no Fukuro''
|[[Crushed Ice Alpine]] (Stage 4-1)
|Yes
|-
|11
|[[File:DnS3 Item11.PNG|link=Oboe]]
|[[Oboe]]
|オーボエ, ''Ōboe''
|[[Crushed Ice Alpine]] (Stage 4-2)
|Yes
|-
|12
|[[File:DnS3 Item12.PNG|link=Wool]]
|[[Wool]]
|ウール, ''Ūru''
|[[Crushed Ice Alpine]] (Stage 4-2)
|Yes
|-
|13
|[[File:DnS3 Item13.PNG|link=Sewing Set]]
|[[Sewing Set]]
|さいほうセット, ''Saihou Setto''
|[[Crushed Ice Alpine]] (Stage 4-2)
|Yes
|-
|14
|[[File:DnS3 Item14.PNG|link=Reindeer Band]]
|[[Reindeer Band]]
|トナカイバンド, ''Tonakai Bando''
|[[Crushed Ice Alpine]] (Stage 4-2)
|Yes
|-
|15
|[[File:DnS3 Item15.PNG|link=Curved Horns]]
|[[Curved Horns]]
|まがったツノ, ''Magatta Tsuno''
|[[Crushed Ice Alpine]] (Stage 4-2)
|Yes
|-
|16
|[[File:DnS3 Item16.PNG|link=Jungle Manjuu]]
|[[Jungle Manjuu]]
|ジャングルまんじゅう, ''Janguru Manjuu''
|[[Jungle]] (Stage 5-2)
|Yes
|-
|17
|[[File:DnS3 Item17.PNG|link=Shovel]]
|[[Shovel]]
|シャベル, ''Shaberu''
|[[Jungle]] (Stage 5-2)
|Yes
|-
|18
|[[File:DnS3 Item18.PNG|link=Bear-san Rucksack]]
|[[Bear-san Rucksack]]
|クマさんリュック, ''Kuma-san Ryukku''
|[[Jungle]] (Stage 5-2)
|Yes
|-
|19
|[[File:DnS3 Item19.PNG|link=Title Certificate]]
|[[Title Certificate]]
|けんりしょ, ''Kenrisho''
|[[Jungle]] (Stage 5-2)
|Yes
|-
|20
|[[File:DnS3 Item20.PNG|link=Silver Vine]]
|[[Silver Vine]]
|マタタビ, ''Matatabi''
|[[Flamer Volcano]] (Stage 6-3)
|Yes
|-
|21
|[[File:DnS3 Item21.PNG|link=Green Foxtail]]
|[[Green Foxtail]]
|ねこじゃらし, ''Neko Jarashi''
|[[Flamer Volcano]] (Stage 6-3)
|Yes
|-
|22
|[[File:Tone of Ocean.PNG|96px|link=Tone of Ocean (instrument)]]
|[[Tone of Ocean (instrument)|Tone of Ocean]]
|海のねいろ, ''Umi no Neiro''
|[[Gabun Ocean Trench]] (Stage 7-3)
|No
|-
|23
|[[File:DnS3 Item22.PNG|link=Legendary Guitar]]
|[[Legendary Guitar]]
|でんせつのギター, ''Densetsu no Gitā''
|[[Gabun Ocean Trench]] (Stage 7-3)
|Yes
|-
|24
|[[File:DnS3 Item23.PNG|link=Legendary Bass]]
|[[Legendary Bass]]
|でんせつのベース, ''Densetsu no Bēsu''
|[[Gabun Ocean Trench]] (Stage 7-3)
|Yes
|-
|25
|[[File:Legendary Drums.png|96px|link=Legendary Drums]]
|[[Legendary Drums]]
|でんせつのドラム, ''Densetsu no Doramu''
|[[Gabun Ocean Trench]] (Stage 7-3)
|No
|-
|26
|[[File:Saxophone.PNG|96px|link=Ocean Saxophone]]
|[[Ocean Saxophone]]
|海のサックス, ''Umi no Sakkusu''
|[[Gabun Ocean Trench]] (Stage 7-3)
|No
|-
|27
|[[File:DnS3 Item25.PNG|link=Jewel]]
|[[Jewel]]s
|ほうせき, ''Houseki''
|[[Undersea Ruins]] (Stages 8-1, 2, 3, 4)
|Yes
|-
|28
|[[File:DnS3 Item26.PNG|link=Ukulele (item)]]
|[[Ukulele (item)|Ukulele]]
|ウクレレ, ''Ukurere''
|[[Sea of Sky]] (Stage 9-3)
|Yes
|-
|29
|[[File:DnS3 Item27.PNG|link=Gym Clothes (item)]]
|[[Gym Clothes (item)|Gym Clothes]]
|たいそうぎ, ''Taisougi''
|[[Sea of Sky]] (Stage 9-3)
|Yes
|-
|30
|[[File:DnS3 Item28.PNG|link=Wig (item)]]
|[[Wig (item)|Wig]]
|カツラ, ''Katsura''
|[[Sea of Sky]] (Stage 9-3)
|Yes
|-
|31
|[[File:DnS3 Item29.PNG|link=Bellyband]]
|[[Bellyband]]
|ハラマキ, ''Haramaki''
|[[Sea of Sky]] (Stage 9-3)
|Yes
|-
|32
|[[File:DnS3 Item30.PNG|link=Happi and Headband]]
|[[Happi and Headband]]
|ハッピとハチマキ, ''Happi to Hachimaki''
|[[Sea of Sky]] (Stage 9-3)
|Yes
|-
|33
|[[File:DnS3 Shell Tape.png|96px|link=Shell Tape]]
|[[Shell Tape]]
|シェルテープ, ''Sheru Tēpu''
|[[Old Castle]] (Stages 10-1, 2)
|No
|-
|34
|[[File:Shell Ataa.png|96px|link=Shell Ataa]]
|[[Shell Ataa]]
|シェルアター, ''Sheru Atā''
|[[Old Castle]] (Stages 10-2, 2)
|No
|-
|35
|[[File:Persimmon.png|96px|link=Kaki]]
|[[Persimmon]]
|カキ, ''Kaki''
|[[Old Castle]] (Stage 10-1)
|No
|-
|36
|[[File:DnS3 Item32.PNG|link=Prison Key (Silver)]]
|[[Prison Key (Silver)|Prison Key]]s
|ロウヤのカギ, ''Rouya no Kagi''
|[[Old Castle]] (Stage 10-2)
|Yes
|-
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|[[File:Evil Crystal.png|96px|link=Evil Crystal]]
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Talk:Old Tower

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Glitch

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[[File:Imadame glitch.gif|frame|right|The player, recreating the [[Imadame glitch]]]]
'''Glitches''' are anomalies in software programs, such as video games. Glitches allow players to perform actions that were not intended by the game developers. A term related to glitches is 'bugs'. Bugs are specific problems in the game's programming that allow faults to happen. "Glitching" is a term used to describe recreating unintended behavior in the game.

An example of a glitch in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] is the [[Imadame glitch]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''. The Imadame glitch allows [[Starfy]]'s HP to underflow from 0 to 255 hearts by getting caught by [[Imadame]] during the 'no hearts' sequence.

==See also==
*[[List of glitches in the Game Boy Advance games]]
*[[List of glitches in the Nintendo DS games]]

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Unstable Tower

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Staff Roll 2 (music)

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'''Staff Roll 2''' (Japanese: スタッフロール2) refers to a number of tunes played during the second Staff Roll in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''.

For information about the music that plays in the first Staff Roll (and the second Staff Roll in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''), see [[Credits (music)]].

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==''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''==

The second Staff Roll is available after obtaining every treasure but one and defeating [[Ogura]] once more to obtain the final treasure chest. Unlock this tune in the [[Sea Jams]] by purchasing every item from [[Lovely]]'s [[Shop]].

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==''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''==

The second Staff Roll is available after obtaining every [[Evil Crystal]] but one and defeating [[Ogura]]. Ogura appears to spare the last crystal so that [[Starfy]], [[Starly]], Ogura and others defeat [[Evil]] for good. Unlock this tune in the [[Sea Jams]] by purchasing it in [[Jojiro]]'s [[Shop]] for 1500 [[Pearl]]s.

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==''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''==

The second Staff Roll is available after clearing every [[Tobira Majin]] riddle and defeating the true final form of [[Degil]]. Unlock it in the [[Sea Jams]] by purchasing it from [[Maniankou]]'s [[Shop]] for 1500 [[Pearl]]s.
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Astro Bagger

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|name=Astro Bagger
|image=[[File:Enemy9.JPEG|200px]]
|kana=ホシハネ, ''Hoshihane''
|located=[[Cupid Village]] and [[Pufftop]]
|attackpower= 25
|firstgame=''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''
|lastgame=''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''
}}
'''Astro Bagger''' ('''Hoshihane''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games. It is a [[Rare Enemies|Rare Enemy]] in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''.

==[[Toys|Toy]] description==
"Unleashes a flying attack, or he can open his bag and shoot somethin' out! Is there someone hiding inside that bag of stars? You see peeking eyes?" (#083)
 
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