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...a:Shinjuku, Tokyo|Shinjuku]], [[wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]].

...すずお}}) is a manga artist from [[wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]] who was the illustrator of the manga series ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'',

...a-ku|Nishiyodogawa ward]], in [[wikipedia:Osaka|Osaka]], [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]]. Its corporate message is "A Wholesome Life in the Best of Taste" (Japane

...e aim of completing something in that game as quickly as possible, such as only completing the main story (known as "any%"), full completion of the game, o ===RTA in Japan===

...ikipedia:Sakado, Saitama|Sakado, Saitama Prefecture]] in [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]], established on February 8th, 1968. Its company slogan is "Integrated Coa

...ba|Mihamu ward]], [[wikipedia:Chiba, Chiba|Chiba city]], [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]]. <ref>[http://game.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/20020713/whf.htm 任天堂、 ...goya Dome]] (January 29th) and the [[wikipedia:Fukuoka Dome|Fukuoka Yahoo! JAPAN Dome]] (February 5th).

...arfy series|speedrunner]] natage (なたげ), also known as hitodena at a RTA in Japan marathon. File:Big Starfy toy RTA Japan.png|The stuffed toy at RTA in Japan

...They are available inside of capsule toys from capsule machines throughout Japan. [[Category:Japan only]]

...tsushika, Tokyo|Katsushika]], [[wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]].

...publisher of dictionaries, literature, [[manga]] and other media based in Japan. Shogakukan are the publishers of [[wikipedia:CoroCoro Comic|CoroCoro Comic ...ies)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] [[Nintendo Official Guidebook]]s in Japan under the Wonder Life Comics (Wonder Life Special) label. These guidebooks

...usic|pop music]] from [[wikipedia:Hiroshima|Hiroshima]], [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]], currently consisting of members "A~Chan" [[wikipedia:Ayaka Nishiwaki|Aya ...g 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 Nakat

...mitsu Nishimori''' (there romanised in a not generally accepted way out of Japan as '''Narumitu Nishimori''') was a coordinator for ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]

...テンドードリーム), abbreviated '''Nindori''' (Japanese: ニンドリ) is [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]]'s main [[Nintendo]] magazine. It was first published on June 1996, when i

'''Bunston's Theme''' ('''[[Bunston|Rampa]]'s Theme''' in Japan) is a music piece in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. It is played as the them

'''Madcap''' ('''Marbel''' in Japan) is a mushroom-like enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games.

'''Mopple''' ('''Danmop''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games.

'''Fidofin''' ('''Pochigyo''' in Japan) is a dog-like fish enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games.

'''Snoin''' ('''Dendencoin''' in Japan) is a snail enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games.

The '''Star Spin''' ('''Spin Attack''', スピンアタック in Japan) is [[Starfy]] and [[Starly]]'s main attack. It is performed by pressing th Known as Spin Attack level 2 in Japan. In the [[Game Boy Advance]] games, [[Chuta]] always taught it to Starfy. I

'''Hovercrab''' ('''Boblus''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games.

'''Skiffler''' ('''Amebow''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games.

...wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]] and [[wikipedia:Kyoto|Kyoto]] in [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]]. The first event was held in 1989, under a different name. One of the fir ...esse]] (Japanese:{{alttext|幕張メッセ|まくはりメッセ}}) exhibition centre, near Tokyo, Japan on August 25, 2000.<ref>[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/n10/sw2000/ Nintendo Spa

...ers}}) series, sometimes abbreviated as '''Sumabura''' (Japanese: スマブラ) in Japan, is a series of fighting games published by [[Nintendo]]. It features mainl |{{releasedateB|Japan|January 21, 1999|USA|April 26, 1999|Europe|November 19, 1999}}

...Santa Claus, the Christmas Tree, roast turkey/chicken (or fried chicken in Japan), and Winter/snow and the figures associated with them. ...tarfy/Stuff#Extras|Festive Scene]] (known as "Merry Christmas"/メリークリスマス in Japan).

'''Madsac''' ('''Wakagyon''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games.

'''Credits''' ('''Staff Roll''' スタッフロール in Japan) refers to a number of tunes played during the credits in ''[[The Legendary ...タッフロール2). ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' and ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' have only one credits theme.

'''Taddletog''' ('''Tamatarou''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games. It swims towards [[Starfy]] and

[[Category:Japan only]]

[[Category:Japan only]]

[[Category:Japan only]]

...games in the series do not use a special results screen for minigames and only use sound effects to note whether the participating player succeeded or fai

The '''Bilge Monkeys''' ('''Clumsy Pirates''' in Japan) are a group of pirates in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' who are always on t

...ef> <ref>[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/corporate/links/index.html Nintendo of Japan - List of Iwata Asks Interviews]</ref>

'''Mombat''' ('''Komori''' in Japan) is a bat enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games.

'''Chumbrella''' ('''Parasso''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'

[[Category:Japan only]]

'''Calaminer''' ('''Hotarīka''' in Japan) is an enemy in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' se

'''Grippits''' ('''Diel''' in Japan) are frog-like enemies in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' and ''[[The Legendar

[[Category:Japan only]]

...e company had a subsidiary in [[wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]] as well as offices in [[wikipedia:Singapore|Singapore]] and [[wikipedia:C

[[Category:Japan only]]

'''Quit''' ('''Second Quit...''', もうやめる… in Japan) is a short tune played in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' when choosing to qu

'''Red Malicious''' ('''Redwood''' in Japan) is a tree enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games. It is a [[Rare Enemies|Rare

...e based on sausages cut into octopus shapes. This is a popular practice in Japan for children's lunchboxes.

'''Rock Punk''' ('''Rokkun''' in Japan) is an enemy in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' se

'''Hopalop''' ('''Rabirabu''' in Japan) is a rabbit-like enemy in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legend

...Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[wikipedia:Kantō region|Kantō]], [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]] to an English father and a Japanese mother. *[http://www.emimusic.jp/artist/becky/ Official EMI Music Japan Profile (in Japanese)]

'''Skullpin''' ('''Dokurotto''' in Japan) is an enemy in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' se

'''Pajammer''' ('''Shimashima''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games.

[[Category:Japan only]]

[[Category:Japan only]]

'''Scorpebble''' ('''Stonepion''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games. It is a [[Rare Enemies|Rare Enem

...Legendary Starfy (series)|''Legendary Starfy'']] games were re-released on Japan's Wii U Virtual Console, Nintendo created Miiverse communities for ''[[Dens ...y 2". The significance of this is unknown, although there were other Japan-only titles with romanized names as well, such as the [https://miiverse.nintendo

'''Patrol Crab''' ('''Patokari''' in Japan) is a crab [[List of enemies|enemy]] in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)

'''Flunder''' ('''Mīmon''' in Japan) is a cloud enemy in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary St

'''Clamstack''' ('''Mittsugogai''' in Japan) are three clam enemies in the [[Nintendo DS]] games.

'''Octopults''' ('''Tacometto''' in Japan) are octopus enemies in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary

'''Q-pid''' ('''Monarī''' in Japan) are enemies in the [[Nintendo DS]] games. She<ref>If '''she''' gets in you

'''Jellysquish''' ('''Zerii''' in Japan) are small pink jellyfish-like enemies that can be fought [[Skydye Heights]

'''Yomper''' ('''Gazigan''' in Japan<ref>''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' [[Densetsu no Starfy 4/Internal character

...posted [http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ds/stafy4/ under a page] on Nintendo of Japan's official website. The deadline for the contest was December 16, 2005. *[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ds/stafy4/ Nintendo of Japan - ''Densetsu no Starfy 4'' Costume contest page]

'''Bobfin''' ('''Mābō''' in Japan) are enemies in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'

'''Fleanut''' ('''Fuuta''' in Japan) is a bear-like enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games which flies around in a

'''Pingoons''' ('''Wattobin''' in Japan) are the most commonly seen type of [[penguins]], in which they act as enem

'''Seawee''' ('''Afuritto''' in Japan) is an algae-like [[List of enemies|enemy]]. They attack by jumping, but th

'''S.S. Logwater''' ('''Sunken Ship''', ちんぼつせん in Japan) is the music track played in the stage [[S.S. Logwater]] in ''[[Densetsu n

...do]] that was released in Japan in July, 1983. It was localized outside of Japan as the '''Nintendo Entertainment System''' ('''NES''') that was first relea

'''Seagulp''' ('''Tobimo''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games. In ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''<

[[wikipedia:Manga|Manga]] (Japanese: 漫画) are comics created in Japan, or manga-influenced works. There have been at least five different series ...based on ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''. It was illustrated by Sayori Abe. It only appeared in certain pages in issues of [[Shogakukan]] Grade Comics. (Japane

'''Bellybird''' ('''Manmaruchou''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy' They only appear in the [[??? (stage)|???]] stage in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''.

'''Woktopus''' ('''Okutsubo''' in Japan) is an octopus-like enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games.

'''Snarks''' ('''Giro''' in Japan) are enemies in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'

'''Helmet Crab''' ('''Kabutongani''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games. Unlike most enemies, this enemy

'''Stickler''' ('''Rancer''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games. He<ref>'''He's''' pretty grumpy

...f video game consoles|sixth generation home console]], released in 2001 in Japan and North America and 2002 in Europe and Australia. It is the successor to ...well as GameCube games. This version of the GameCube was only released in Japan but was discontinued in December 2003.

'''Guppo''' ('''Gyoppu''' in Japan) is a fish enemy in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'

'''Coddies''' ('''Akauo''' in Japan) are small red fish with white fins that appear in ''[[The Legendary Starfy

[[Category:Japan only]]

'''Whamsters''' ('''Muu''' in Japan) are chubby hamster or flying squirrel-like creatures that appear as enemie

'''Herbert''' ('''Yadorin''' in Japan) is a yellow hermit crab with a blue shell who lives high up in the cloudy

...] (a practice of theming food on game characters that happens sometimes in Japan). This included an obscure balloon which is darker than the [[Famitsu]] and

'''Kappy''' ('''Hanako''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games.

'''Smashcan''' ('''Dorun''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games. He<ref>Whenever '''he''' gets to

...ly a truncation of wooper looper (ウーパールーパー, Ūpā Rūpā), a marketing term in Japan and other countries for axolotl. The name of the [[bulbapedia:Pokémon (spe

[[Category:Japan only]]

'''Astro Bagger''' ('''Hoshihane''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games. He<ref>Unleashes a flying attack

'''Tuft Guy''' ('''Fusagai''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|games]]

...by Toshiba EMI, who are now known as [[wikipedia:EMI Music Japan|EMI Music Japan]].

'''Pufftop''' ('''Tenkai''', テンカイ in Japan) is the theme played for levels in [[Pufftop]]. It is a common theme in [[T

'''Blinkfin''' ('''Mekamikku''' in Japan) is a fish enemy in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'

...the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]]. In Japan, this is also related to 闇 任天堂 (Yami Nintendo), dark or more mature

'''Nubble''' ('''Myūmyū''' in Japan) is an enemy in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' se

'''Skelefin''' ('''Sukerugyo''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'

'''Splatch''' ('''Betarn''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games. He<ref>'''He''' stars off peekin

'''Kweenie''' ('''Queen''' in Japan) is a fish enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games. She may either attack [[Star

'''Liftwisp''' ('''Jiappu''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'

[[Category:Japan only]]

'''Cactot''' ('''Sanbo''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games.

'''Wiggyback''' ('''Rate''' in Japan) are enemies in the [[Nintendo DS]] games. They appear to be a combination

'''Pinglings''' ('''Deka-minions''' in Japan) are purple, goggle-wearing [[penguins]] that appear exclusively in ''[[The

...n as '''Double Jump''', but is sometimes referred as that even in English. Only Starfy can use it. It is usually taught to him by [[Shurikit]], but [[Taibl

[[Category:Japan only]]

...[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' internal [[Stage]] directory filenames</ref> in Japan) is a world traveling map maker who helps [[Starfy]] by taking him to the [

'''Junior''' ('''[[Modo|Komodon]] Junior''' in Japan, shortened to '''Komodon Jr.''' in conversations) is the son of the Monstar

...me cases available inside of capsule toys from capsule machines throughout Japan. Each game case has a key-ring attached to it. [[Category:Japan only]]

'''Glide''' (known in Japan as the '''[[wikipedia:Japanese giant flying squirrel|Giant Flying Squirrel]

...cks them out unconscious for a few moments, only for them get back up. The only way to defeat a regular Zunbie is to knock them out a few times until they

'''Pizzap''' ('''Bibibi''' in Japan) are enemies in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'

...olor, 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 st ...ion and the final Game Boy Advance version still noticeable on Nintendo of Japan's page about the trial demo. For example, the official logo and some of the

'''Stangler''' ('''Hotaden''' in Japan) are a species of electric clam that appear in [[Skydye Heights]] and act a

[[Category:Japan only]]

'''Spinebelly''' ('''Anger''' in Japan) is a fish enemy in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy' ...mouth. Two questions: Where does he keep them all? And...oh no, that's my only question." (#042)

'''Fluffy [[Unu]]''' ('''Big [[Unu|Ūo]]''' in Japan) is a large living cloud bubble in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' that can be

'''Zunbies''' ('''Zonbyi''' in Japan<ref>[http://blog.goo.ne.jp/akiko53_2004/e/78cc1a2d35b06d792510500aa1e90623

'''Slamclam''' ('''Berorin''' in Japan) are blue clam-like enemies found in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The

'''Goblup''' ('''Yadobig''' in Japan) is a large living bubble creature who only appears in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. In Stage 1-2, it ate [[Herman]]'s

'''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''' was officially only released in Japan. However, a prototype of a seemingly cancelled English version would surfac ...ccount by Nintendo Treehouse but regarding a different game; the fifth and only localised official ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' game for [[Nintendo DS]], t

'''Capfish''' ('''Light [[Coddie|Akauo]]''' in Japan) are [[Coddies]] who have [[Glowing Mushrooms]] growing out of their heads.

'''Glunk''' ('''Sumaimu''' in Japan) are enemies in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' se

...omodon''' in Japan) is a large obese [[Monstar]] from [[Bunnera]], so far, only appearing in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. He is the creator of the Monstar

'''Stuff''' (known in Japan as '''Goods''', グッズ) is a common feature in [[The Legendary Starfy (s ...split into two categories; Clothes and Extras (''Accessories'', アクセサリー in Japan). Clothes are basic items that Starfy and Starly can wear, while Extras are

...om [https://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/n424144449 Yahoo Auctions Japan]</ref><ref>[https://s.inside-games.jp/article/2004/07/07/14312.html Inside

'''Nogo''' ('''Toosenbon''' in Japan) are enemies in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'

'''Swerls''' ('''Ankoknight''' in Japan) are a snail-like enemy in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' and ''[[The Legenda

*カチワリ (kachiwari) interpreted as "crushed ice", in Japan, refers to the practise of storing crushed ice for uses such as for drinks.

'''Mushrews''' ('''Okemogura''' in Japan<ref>[http://blog.goo.ne.jp/akiko53_2004/e/78cc1a2d35b06d792510500aa1e90623

'''Fat Cat''' ('''Namazudon''' in Japan) is a large cat fish dressed like a sumo wrestler who enjoys wrestling and ...ed as a polite suffix at the end of names in the southern Kyushu region of Japan. Fat Cat himself uses this suffix in Japanese to refer to [[Starfy]] on a f

...''Pomugyo''' in Japan) are "enemies" in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. They only appear in [[Skydye Heights]]. They cannot be defeated by [[Starfy]], but th

'''Lurchin''' ('''Aisouni''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'

[[Category:Japan only]]

'''Daffodile''' ('''Nystar''' in Japan) is an enemy in the [[Nintendo DS]] games. If the player character gets too

'''Kachiwari-sama''' are unbeatable enemies that only appear in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. They appear to be giant machines th *カチワリ (kachiwari) interpreted as "crushed ice", in Japan, refers to the practise of storing crushed ice for uses such as for drinks.

|released = {{releasedate|Japan|September 10, 2015|USA|September 11, 2015|Europe|September 11, 2015|Austral ...game software for the [[Wii U]]. It was released on September 10, 2015 in Japan, September 11, 2015 in North America and Europe, and September 12, 2015 in

'''Bullygoat''' ('''Devilgoat''' in Japan<ref>[http://blog.goo.ne.jp/akiko53_2004/e/cf4bfdaa9c3fa8a0be9c2e5f1b4f8979

...nown as ''Densetsu no Starfy Taiketsu! [[Mashtooth|Daīru]] Kaizokudan'' in Japan). He is a blue rabbit-like creature who wears a red spacesuit with a green

...popular character in art circles for places such as DeviantArt and (mainly Japan): Pixiv. Imasara and Colorful Planet were popular art websites for Starfy,

'''Planet Bunnera''' (known in Japan as '''Rampa Planet''', ランパ星) is the homeland of the [[Bunneran]]s i

...has aided her in her occupation. She currently lives in Musashino, Tokyo, Japan. She is the voice of [http://thundercats.wikia.com/wiki/Snarf Snarf] in th

'''Starfright''' ('''Reishi''', レイシィ in Japan) is one of [[Bunston]]'s [[Transforming Stones|transformations]], and the l *Starfright is the only non-animal form that [[Starfy]] can take.

'''Piplion''' ('''Gomachī''' in Japan) is a small pink seal who appears in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. She wear

'''Mini G''' ('''Minige Majin''' in Japan) is the manager of the [[minigames]] who appears in ''[[The Legendary Starf

'''Treasure!''' ('''Get a Treasure Box!''' in Japan, たからばこゲット！) is the tune played in [[The Legendary Starfy

'''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''' was officially only released in Japan. However, a prototype of a seemingly cancelled [[iQue]] version of the game There are some minor differences in the [[Stuff]], however, it is only to change Japanese script into Chinese characters, with the exception of th

|kana=アンチィ or アンチイ, ''Anchii'' (''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' only) '''Choby''' ('''Anchii''' in Japan) is an enemy in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' se

'''Bunnera Castle''' (known in Japan as '''Rampa Castle''', ランパじょう), also known as '''Bunston's Cast

'''Starpedo''' ('''Kyugoma''', キューゴマ in Japan) is one of [[Starfy]]'s transformations that he gets from [[Bunston]]. The ...ts. There are special blocks only Starpedo can hit which create rings that only Starpedo can swim through. Swimming through all of the rings will reward th

A Jaw Box ('''Sutakui Bako''' in Japan) is an enemy found in [[S.S. Logwater]] in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. Th

'''Mega Snark''' ('''Samegon''' in Japan) is an enemy that appears in the background of [[Area]]s in [[S.S. Logwater

...[[Pingling]]s. They cannot be attacked under normal circumstances and they only way to defeat them is while Starfy is in his snowball form. They usually tr

'''Roostar''' ('''Kokekō''', コケコー in Japan) is a transformation in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. The [[Transforming St

'''Monstar''' ('''Dorampa''', ドランパ in Japan) is the first transformation in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' that [[Starfy]

'''Shooting Star''' ('''Shooting Star Attack''', りゅうせいアタック in Japan) is one of [[Starfy]]'s abilities introduced in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'

'''Indigobo''' ('''[[wikipedia:Hitodama|Hitodama]]''' in Japan) are enemies which appear in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. An Indigobo is l

[[Category:Japan only]]

...date|Japan|August 5, 2004}}([[Game Boy Advance]] release)<br>{{releasedate|Japan|April 6, 2016}}([[Wii U]] VC) ...egendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy series]]'', released only in Japan. It is the last game in the series released for the [[Game Boy Advance]]. T

'''Sand Snarks''' ('''Fukya''' in Japan) are enemies in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)|''The Legendary Starfy'' se

'''Old Man Vern''' ('''Shida-jiisan''' in Japan, literally '''Old Man Fern''') is an old [[Seawee]] who appears in ''[[The

|family= Her father (JP Ver only) '''Huffinfluff''' ('''White-san''' in Japan<ref>[http://blog.goo.ne.jp/akiko53_2004/e/339e23fa873944d9acd26d7fa47c5ab4

'''Big Squiddy''' ('''Kyodai Ika''' in Japan, literally '''Giant Squid'''), also known as '''Squiddy''' on [[List of off

...|Japan|September 5, 2003}} ([[Game Boy Advance]] release)<br>{{releasedate|Japan|March 16, 2016}}([[Wii U]] VC) ...Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series released only in Japan. It was released for the [[Game Boy Advance]]. The game came with stickers

|released = {{releasedate|Japan|January 31 , 2008|USA|March 9, 2008|Australia|June 26, 2008|Europe|June 27, ....do?lang=eng Canadian Copyrights Database search]</ref>, 大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズＸ in Japan) is the third game in the [[Super Smash Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'

...''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' and ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' (released in Japan as '''Densetsu no Stafy Taiketsu! Daiiru Kaizokudan''' and completely diffe

...enkai]] News Network" as a play on television networks such as [[wikipedia:Japan News Network|JNN]] and [[wikipedia:Cable News Network|CNN]].

...s shield, he or she will bounce back. When a Fwip has its shield up, it is only possible to defeat it by attacking it from behind. However, instead of tryi

...''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' were re-released for Wii U Virtual Console in Japan, as was ''[[mariowiki:Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga|Mario & Luigi Superstar *[[File:Flag of Japan.png|40px]] July 29, 2015 (''Densetsu no Starfy'')

The '''Terrible Trio''', known in Japan as '''Jankenpon''' are a group of villains in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. ...me where they challenge [[Starfy]] to a match of Rock, Paper, Scissors. In Japan, Snips is known as '''Jan''' (Japanese: ジャン), Ronk is known as '''Ken

*She is the only boss that is fought by Starly during the story in the [[The Legendary Starf ...likely from [[wikipedia:geisha|geisha]]. Geisha are female entertainers in Japan. Geishachi plays a shamisen like traditional geisha learn to play.

'''King Ping''' ('''Pengiru''' in Japan) is the leader of all the [[Penguins]] in [[Chillydip Cove]] and acts as th ...King Ping. This will render one of them useless, for King Ping will target only one of them. To deal damage, Starfy or Starly must hit his bellybutton.

'''The Hot-Spring Snapper''' ('''Onsengame''' in Japan, literally '''Hot Spring Turtle''') is a boss in the ''[[The Legendary Star

...[Starfy]]'s [[Star Spin]] [[Abilities|Ability]] and [[Moe]] (then known in Japan as Kyororon). Some early artwork of Starfy, [[Old Man Lobber]] and Moe are ...game unlike a "Marine Action" game; the game's official classification in Japan. The mini-site shows five screenshots of the game. It has a button that lin

'''Kamekichi''' is a sleepy turtle that only appeared in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''. He is usually fishing and they ca .../亀吉, meaning "lucky turtle") seems to be a popular name for pet turtles in Japan.

...er 3, 2014|Australia|October 4, 2014}}<br>Wii U version:<br> {{releasedate|Japan|December 6, 2014|USA|November 21, 2014|Europe|November 28, 2014|Australia|N ...mes]] (when this was originally announced the company was known outside of Japan as Namco Bandai Games). They are the successors to ''[[Super Smash Bros. Br

....co.jp/ds/a4dj/story/ Story - Densetsu no Starfy 4 mini-site - Nintendo of Japan.]</ref>, though [[Starfy]], [[Starly]] and [[Moe]] got there from [[Pufftop

'''Team Play''' ('''Cooperative Play''', {{alttext|協力プレイ|きょうりょくプレイ}} in Japan) is a feature in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' that requires two [[Nintendo

...ari Messe|Makuhari Messe]] (Japanese:幕張メッセ) exhibition centre, near Tokyo, Japan on August 25, 2000.<ref>[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/n10/sw2000/ Nintendo Spa ...ari Messe|Makuhari Messe]] (Japanese:幕張メッセ) exhibition centre, near Tokyo, Japan. The event ran from 24th August 2001. <ref>[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/n10/s

Below are the Staff Credits from ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'', known in Japan as ''Densetsu no Stafy Taiketsu! Daīru Kaizokudan''.

...レード) is an option in [[Moe's Case]] in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. It is only available after completing the main game. As [[Starfy]] or [[Starly]], the

[[Category:Japan only]]

...Squad'' (or [[Mashtooth#Name origin|ostensibly]] ''Dire Pirate Squad'') in Japan.<ref>[[Nintendo Power]] magazine, Volume 244, Future Publishing, August 200 ...he Legendary Starfy (series)|the series]] to have been released outside of Japan, so the rest of the title wouldn't have been needed to differentiate it fro

'''Mashtooth''' ('''Daīru''' in Japan, possibly '''Daiiru''', but a common, [[:#name origin|possibly false]] roma *Summoning lightning - He only uses this attack after being hit multiple times. He can create a blue flame

...green dresses that live inside giant red flowers. When they first appear, only the closed red flower is seen, but whenever [[Starfy]] or [[Starly]] attack ...ple levels. Starting with this game, they stop throwing spikes and instead only give pearls. A Pearl Sprite also appears in the boss rush mode [[Big Bossdo

...ate|Japan|September 6, 2002}} ([[Game Boy Advance]] release) {{releasedate|Japan|July 29, 2015}} ([[Terminology#W|Wii U]] VC)<br>{{releasedate|USA|Cancelled ...on September 6, 2002. "Stafy" is the official romanized name of Starfy in Japan; before the release of ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'', most places referred t

...//sora-color.jp/ Sora Color] (Japanese: 空color); a company based in Osaka, Japan that ventures into aerial photography, background music and sound effects a

...kes a move. During the Japanese version of rock-paper-scissors (Janken) in Japan, Jan・Ken・Pon is often shouted out.

...or [[Starly]] wear an animal costume. ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' is the only game which lacks this ability if Roostar doesn't count. *''Densetsu no Starfy'' is the only game without two different versions of the Kigurumi costume.

'''Swabbies''' ('''Teshita''', literally 'Minions' in Japan<ref>[http://blog.goo.ne.jp/akiko53_2004/c/eb4e636c26527e85fc105251f2671f1f/ Finally, '''Sea Swabbies''' are found in [[Pufftop]] (Stage 9). They are only encountered by [[Starly]]. They swim around and wear a little green wetsuit

...S; ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' and ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' (known in Japan as ''Densetsu no Starfy Taiketsu! Daiiru Kaizokudan''). ...best console, until Moe convinced them that both the FS and Fii are good, only to say that he thinks the [[Fimicom]] is the best console. Starfy and Starl

The '''Bunneran Soldiers''' ('''[[Bunston|Rampa]] Soldiers''' in Japan), also known as '''Bunneran Guards''', are part of "an elite guard that kee

The '''Toys''' feature (known as '''Picture Book''' in Japan and '''Trading Card''' in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'') shows most of the c ...[Pearl]]s will be spent, but nothing else will happen because each Toy can only have one entry in the Toy Collection.

[[Category:Japan only]]

'''[[mariowiki:Perry|Perry]]''' ('''Kassar''' in Japan) is a magic talking umbrella who appears in ''[[Super Princess Peach]]''. H

60. 日 【ひ】 Sun, sunshine, day, day counter, birthday, Japan [[Category:Japan only]]

...fy to their limits to do something, although more responsible than Starfy. Only she can perform [[Crawl]]s, [[Wall Jump]]s, [[Low Spin]]s and the [[Pufftop ...g right for them, Starfy however notices and he pushes them out of the way only for him to get trapped by the cutlery and furniture himself. Starly rescues

'''Shurikit''' ('''Nyanja''' in Japan) is a ninja cat who first appeared in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''. She is *''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' is the only game where she does not teach Starfy the Air Jump, (Excluding ''[[Densetsu

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...[Piplion]]. He is always hungry and keeps a pile of snacks next to him. He only appears in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]''. His sprite in the game looks as if

'''Kittana''' ('''Nyanzo''' in Japan) is a ninja cat and [[Shurikit]]'s main rival and friend. His first appeara *''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' is the only game where he does not have a role in the story.

...right|The North American box-art of ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'', known in Japan as Densetsu no Starfy Taiketsu! [[Mashtooth|Daīru]] Kaizokudan (Japanese: ...arfy'' was the first game to be localised into English and sold outside of Japan in North America and Australasia. In the localisation process, there were v

...'''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) is the collective name for Moe's siblings in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'', Moe's Family only appears in Staff Roll 2, where it is revealed that they wanted some meat, a

The '''Pufftop Guards''' ('''Tenkai Soldiers''' in Japan) are the guards of [[Pufftop]]. Because it is so peaceful, they are not ver In ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'', the Pufftop Guards are seen only in Pufftop Palace's royal audience chamber, where they act as gatekeepers.

The '''Jellato Sisters''' ('''Kuriore and others''' in Japan) are six [[wikipedia:sea angel|sea angels]]. In ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]' *While there are six of them, only three are usually around.

|released = {{releasedate|Japan|April 13, 2006}} ...It is the first one for the [[Nintendo DS]]. It has only been released in Japan.

'''Heart Gems''', known as '''Konpeitou''', コンペイトウ in Japan are special treasures which are first found in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' ...g ID disappears. Only one Heart Gem per ID may be collected. So, there are only fourteen unique Heart Gems to be collected in Areas, so the maximum HP valu

'''Herman''' ('''Yadokarita''' in Japan) is a hermit crab who lends advice to [[Starfy]] and also puts him through

'''Sea Jams''' ('''Tone of Ocean''', 海のねいろ in Japan), also referred to as '''Sea Tunes''' on the message after the [[Staff Cred ...the player selects the [[Tone of Ocean? (music)|Tone of the Ocean?]] song, only shocked Starfys will appear from Wotsaruto's instrument.

|released = {{releasedate|Japan|July 10, 2008|USA|June 8, 2009|Australia|October 10, 2009}} '''''The Legendary Starfy''''', known in Japan as '''''Densetsu no Stafy: Taiketsu! [[:Category:Daīru Pirate Squad|Daīru

A purple [[Nintendo GameCube]] appears on the minigames menu. Only two GameCube controllers and a television can be seen, unless the player sw ...intendo Headquarters based in [[wikipedia:Kyoto|Kyoto]], [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]]. Various Nintendo products and the Nintendo logo can be seen.

[[Category:Japan only]]

...alias for the famous inventor [[wikipedia:Thomas Edison|Thomas Edison]] in Japan, where he has been called a "発明王" (Hatsumei-Ou), literally an "Invent ...//web.archive.org/web/20000510052854/http://www.tose.co.jp/]<br>(reference only, unknown if error)

'''Kit Fish''' ('''Manazūko''' in Japan) is a young female fish dressed like a kabuki dancer. She has small arms an ...lfish side to her, believing that she would value more her way of speaking only when it comes to [[Pearl]]s (money); she might not want her abundance to be

'''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''' was only released in Japan; however it still quietly received two slightly different ROMs on cartridge ...nes her lantern, Starfy, [[Starly]], and Moe are shocked in v1.1. In v1.0, only Moe is shocked (and Starfy and Starly are neutral).

...ie titled 'Legend of Stafy'. This was Starfy's first appearance outside of Japan. The artwork depicts the front cover of ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]''. ...attack and push him off the stage, unlike other Assist Trophies. Starfy's only method of attacking in ''Brawl'' is using [[Star Spin]]s. When Starfy appea

'''Ruby''' ('''Hadehirari''' in Japan) is a friend of [[Starfy]]'s and [[Moe]]'s main love interest. She is a pin

...the [[Sea Jams#In The Legendary Starfy|Sea Jams]] (Tone of Ocean, 海のねいろ in Japan) with their respective Japanese names. The Sea Jams is available as an opti

...'' (Japanese: {{alttext|山上仁志|やまがみ ひとし}}) is an employee of [[Nintendo]] of Japan. He is a director of ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' and a producer of the other

...art features the product ID (NTR-YSSJ-JPN). English and Australasian games only have this written on the game card and the back of the box. ...ddress. This does not appear on the back of the Australasian manual, which only features Nintendo Australia's postal address. The back of the Japanese manu

In the Japan-only ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'', he serves a major role in Stage 8 ([[Undersea ...in Stage 8-4 when he rushes into [[Gachatakkoru]]'s chamber for treasure, only to be kicked out of the room. At the end of Stage 8-1, he apparently finds

|toydescription = Not only does he jump, but he also attacks using his precious KONK! shell. This guy '''Konk''' (known in Japan as '''Bonbone''') is a recurring boss in the [[The Legendary Starfy (series

[[Characters]] have been included, but only those that are the most important to the gameplay and plot. ...H|health points]]. Prior to ''Densetsu no Starfy 4'', damaging enemies can only deal one heart's worth of damage.

The following is a table of all 58 [[Stuff]] (グッズ, ''Goods'' in Japan) in ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' with screenshots.

'''Old Man Lobber''' ('''Rob-jiisan''' in Japan, romanized in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' as '''Lobjii-san''') is an el

The following is a table of all 99 [[Stuff]] (グッズ, ''Goods'' in Japan) in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'' with screenshots and Japanese descriptions ...2]]'', around 250 draft designs for Stuff were made, but of these designs only 99 types were used in the final game. <ref>[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/nom/0

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The following is a table of all 99 [[Stuff]] (グッズ, ''Goods'' in Japan) in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' with screenshots and Japanese descriptions

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...als originate from Japan because of ''[[The Legendary Starfy]]'' being the only localized game. Non-gameplay footage of Starfy using the Magical Coin is shown only for it to land on the wrong side. Starly and Moe are shown to be shocked. F

'''Starfy''' (known in Japan as '''Sutafī''', officially romanized as '''Stafy''', also appearing as '' Only Starfy can perform the [[Air Jump]], the [[Powerful Spin]] (which involves

Old Man Lobber and Starfy walk in it, only for someone from the Pachinko Plaza to pick them up and bring them out agai ...d found Ogura but Ogura knocked Starfy off Pufftop and towards some spikes only for Starfy to be saved by a rope that pulls him out of the jar. It turns ou