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| [[File:GameCube.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Starly lifting up the Gamefyūbe in "[[DSR07|Pufftop Kingdom, Game King Playoff]]"]] | | [[File:GameCube DSR.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Starly lifting up the Gamefyūbe in "[[DSR07|Pufftop Kingdom, Game King Playoff]]"]] |
| A console resembling the Nintendo GameCube appeared in chapter seven of the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga — "[[DSR07|Pufftop Kingdom, Game King Playoff]]", where it was known as the '''Gamefyūbe''' (Japanese: ゲームフューブ). After [[Starfy]] said that the "[[Nintendo DS|FS]]" is useful because it can be carried around and played anywhere, [[Starly]] picked up the Gamefyūbe and said that the Gamefyūbe is able to be carried around too. | | A console resembling the Nintendo GameCube appeared in chapter seven of the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga — "[[DSR07|Pufftop Kingdom, Game King Playoff]]", where it was known as the '''Gamefyūbe''' (Japanese: ゲームフューブ). After [[Starfy]] said that the "[[Nintendo DS|FS]]" is useful because it can be carried around and played anywhere, [[Starly]] picked up the Gamefyūbe and said that the Gamefyūbe is able to be carried around too. |
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A purple Nintendo GameCube
The Nintendo GameCube (Japanese: ニンテンドーゲームキューブ), shortened as the GameCube and officially abbreviated as the GCN (NGC in Japan) is Nintendo's sixth generation home console, released in 2001 in Japan and North America and 2002 in Europe and Australia. It is the successor to the Nintendo 64 and the predecessor to the Wii.
A special version of the Nintendo GameCube was released by Panasonic called the Panasonic Q, which has the ability to play DVDs and audio CDs as well as GameCube games. This version of the GameCube was only released in Japan but received poor sales.
Though no games in The Legendary Starfy series were released for the GameCube, it is possible to play the Game Boy Advance games via an add-on called the Game Boy Player (Japanese: ゲームボーイプレーヤー).
In Densetsu no Starfy 3, by using multiple Game Boy Advance Game Link Cables, minigames can be played with up to four players on the Nintendo GameCube. [1][2]
Additionally, a purple Nintendo GameCube with two controllers appears on the minigames menu, where it is connected to a television. Only two GameCube controllers and a television can be seen, unless the player switches between the minigames.
A console resembling the Nintendo GameCube appeared in chapter seven of the Densetsu no Starfy R manga — "Pufftop Kingdom, Game King Playoff", where it was known as the Gamefyūbe (Japanese: ゲームフューブ). After Starfy said that the "FS" is useful because it can be carried around and played anywhere, Starly picked up the Gamefyūbe and said that the Gamefyūbe is able to be carried around too.
References
 The Legendary Starfy series manga 
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| Manga series
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Densetsu no Starfy (Sayori Abe), (Yumiko Sudō) • Starfy Four Cell Theater • Densetsu no Starfy R (Suzuo Yadaka) • Character Parfait • Video Game Magazine/Starfy's Adventure
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Chapters
(Sayori Abe)
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Smells Delicious... (Ch.?)
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Chapters
(Yumiko Sudō)
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Volume 1: Going to the Human World Fii! (Ch.1) • I'm a Prince Fii! (Ch.2) • Not Afraid of Water Fii! (Ch.3) • I Hate Old Man Lobber Fii! (Ch.4) • Search for Treasure Fii! (Ch.5) • We'll Absolutely Meet Again Fii! (Ch.6) • Making Money Fii! (Ch.7) • False Starfy Appearance Fii! (Ch.8)
Volume 2: Ogura and the Showdown Fii! (Ch.9) • Out on a New Adventure Fii! (Ch.10) • Nostalgic Reunion Fii! (Ch.11) • Courage Wars Fii! (Ch.12) • Get Back Mama Fii! (Ch.13) • I Want to Appear in the Movies Too Fii! (Ch.14) • Big Panic, the Jar is Broke Fii! (Ch.15) • With Wario, this is the Best Tag Team Fii! (Ch.16) • Meeting a Friendly Tree Fii! (Ch.17) • Mines are Dangerous Fii! (Ch.18) • The Sealed Jar and the Big Disturbance Fii! (Ch.19)
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| Starfy Four Cell Theater manga
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The Sea Adventure Begins...!? (#1) • Go with the Signature Move!! (#2) • New Action Appearance!! (#3) • Starfy Super Pinch!! (#4) • Moe's Vehicle (#5) • To the Sky with the Balloon!! (#6) • Twice of Anything (#7) • "2" Early Release!! (#8) • Who is the Protagonist? (#9) • Moe's Ambition!! (#10) • Using the Sealed Jar (#11) • A New Signature Move!? (#12) • Autumn is the Season of Ogura!? (#13) • Sealed Jar Secret (#14)
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Chapters
(Densetsu no Starfy R)
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Volume 1: Starfy's Love Attack!! (Ch.1) • Super Difficult! Love of a Young Girl (Ch.2) • A Battle of Love Draws Near! (Ch.3) • Aim for the Town! Distress Survival!! (Ch.4) • Holy Place of Otaku, Viva! Akiba!! (Ch.5) • Favorite Chocolate: Whose Hand!? (Ch.6) • Pufftop Kingdom, Game King Playoff (Ch.7) • Legendary Class!? Soccer Showdown!! (Ch.8) • Extremely Strange F Zone!? (Ch.9) • Starfy Fairytale!! (Ch.10) • Unusual Play One After Another! Baseball Showdown!! (Ch.11) • The Legendary Super Magician is Here!? (Ch.12) • For Those Whom I Must Protect...... (Ch.13)
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| Video Game Magazine manga
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Defeat the Enemy! • Hidden Room Discovery! • Combined by Transformation!
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Characters
(Yumiko Sudō)
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Volume 1: Starfy • Takeo • Old Man Lobber • Ogura • Fish monster • Pufftop Guards • Young king (reference) • Rumi-chan • Humans/School children • Dog • Konk • Boctopus • Boerun • Mandogora • Sharks • The Whale • Moe • Bankirosu • Ruby (reference) • Kuriore • Lovely • Gekojii • Gekojii's grandson • Komorin (flashback) • Unknown fishes • Moe's siblings • Moe's mother • Kyorozou • Chuta • Kanninpapa • Chibi-kannin • Ukizzu • Mogu • Chokki • Ukigame • Choby • Taruika • Kamekkoimouto • Doppel • Chorosuke
Volume 2: Starfy • Moe • Pufftop Guards • Mama Star • Papa Star • Other members of Starfy's species • Ogura • Bats • Old Man Lobber • Unknown monster • Giant spiked fish • Ootaruika • Ootaruika's son • Possibly Piyochiyo • Possibly Tobeuo • One of the Jellato Sisters • Fish • Lovely • Moon • Choby • Mitsugasago • Savako • Seiuchi-kun • Chochin • Unknown fish with hair • Jojiro • Glunk • Zuratta • Chikurin • Unknown fish • Unknown frog • Wotsaruto • Moe's siblings • Taruika • Bobfin • Nogo • Buirun • Sangoro • Gabuppa • Chokki • Herman • Tobeuo • Hirapa • Sawawa • Gain • Monjamin • Tatsubo • Hirara • Chuta • Treasure Monster • Shuuri-jiisan • Sand Snarks • Wario • Squirt #1 • Yugudorajii • Dog-faced snake creature (Moe's imagination) • Bawss • Squirt #2 • Squirt #3 • Squirt #4 • Calaminer • Unknown squids • Gekojii • Gekojii's grandson • Kuriore • Other members of Starfy's species
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Characters
(Densetsu no Starfy R)
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Volume 1: Starfy (Hostarou, Ifirō, Mr. Mafic) • Starly ('Bunny Starly') • Moe • Mattel • Prince Coral • Pufftop Kids • Unknown Otaku • Doorkeepers • Other members of Starfy's species • Catgirls/maids • Sawarayukio (cameo) • Other characters (illustrations) • One-eyed ghost • Oni • Monkey • Pheasant • Shiba Inu • Tosa • Horse • Shark • Tuna fish • Swordfish • Suzuki • Sea Bream • Japanese horse mackerel • Clownfish • Rabbit • Swan • Aliens • Momotarō • Audience at Amiy Stadium • The Moon
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Locations (List)
(Yumiko Sudō)
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Volume 1: Pufftop Kingdom (Pufftop Palace) • Human World (School, Pachinko Plaza, House, Swimming pool) • Unnamed beach • Stranded Whale • Sea of Ice (Kuriore's Iceberg, Kuriore's House) • Unnamed gorge (Gekojii's House and Cave) • Unnamed sea (Moe's House) • Okonomiyaki Town • Hideout • Lobber's Cave • Unnamed cave (Ootaruika's House) • Unnamed place (Rundown house) • Ogura Castle • Cinema • Haunted house • Clay quest locations (Ocean of Sharks, Magma Reservoir, Sea Urchin's Nest, Sharp Tunnel, Waterfall Climb, Sludge Pond, Location of the clay) • Unnamed town (DSM16) (Unnamed treasure cave) • Unnamed forest • Unnamed town (DSM18) • Unnamed sea/beach • The world inside the long jar (Lovely's Shop)
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Locations (List)
(Densetsu no Starfy R)
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Volume 1: Pufftop Kingdom (Pufftop Palace (F Zone)) • Amiy Kingdom (Cupid Village (House), Amiy Castle) • Akiunabara (Fii shop, Book Spring, Maid Café, Shakotan☆Event) • Amiy Stadium • Unnamed village • Onigashima (Dragon Palace Castle)• Baseball stadium • Building with Mr. Mafic • TNN room
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| Objects and items
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Game Boy Advance • Power Up Drink • Pufftop Vehicle • Tenkaido Fii (Remote, Nunchuk, Sensor Bar) • FS • Gamefyūbe • Fimicom
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| Manga artists
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Sayori Abe • Yumiko Sudō • Suzuo Yadaka • Hitoshi Ogino
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