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AUselessMage at 23:02, 15 February 2023

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

	While not as a major role, Funazou returns in Starfy 3 and still refers to Starfy as “Detective Starlock” and Moe as “Moeston”, and gives them some [[Jungle Manjuu]].		While not as a major role, Funazou returns in Starfy 3 and still refers to Starfy as “Detective Starlock” and Moe as “Moeston”, and gives them some [[Jungle Manjuu]]. If he is talked to again during the main game, he asks Starfy if he is here investigating a case.

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

	While Starfy, Starly, Moe~~, and Mattel~~ venture through [[Millennium Mountain]], Rabiarty appears and refers to Starfy as スタロックくん/Starlock-kun and kidnaps Mattel. ~~Somewhat interestingly~~, ~~he does not~~ acknowledge Moe as Moeston, despite his potentially real counterpart being famous.		While Starfy, Starly, and Moe venture through [[Millennium Mountain]], [[Burudad]] and [[Buruda-sama]] ask if Starfy is the famous detective Starlock Polmes, and ask him to find their missing [[Prayer Beads]]. Later on, when Mattel joins the trio, Rabiarty appears and refers to Starfy as スタロックくん/Starlock-kun and kidnaps Mattel, as per [[King Owlrun]]'s orders. Interestingly, none of these characters acknowledge Moe as Moeston, despite his potentially real counterpart being famous.

	==~~“Trivia”~~==		==Trivia==
			*In spite of Starly being present to hear Funazou call Starfy Starlock Polmes, she is confused when Burudad calls her brother the same name.
	* While we never directly see Starlock Polmes or Moeston, some of the locations in which Starfy and Moe are confused for them have (albeit most likely coincidental) parallels to places Sherlock himself have gone		* While we never directly see Starlock Polmes or Moeston, some of the locations in which Starfy and Moe are confused for them have (albeit most likely coincidental) parallels to places Sherlock himself have gone

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	* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional).		* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional).
	** Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous real-world Japanese magician [[jawikipedia:Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric]]. Unlike Starlock, Mr. Maric may have only appeared in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga and the manga is ambiguously canon (despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12 (coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic) which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of ''The Legendary Starfy'' (universe) characters).		** Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous real-world Japanese magician [[jawikipedia:Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric]]. Unlike Starlock, Mr. Maric may have only appeared in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga and the manga is ambiguously canon (despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12 (coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic) which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of ''The Legendary Starfy'' (universe) characters).
	** A third Starfy-like character based on an influential person/archetypical figure is Hostarō (Japanese: 星太郎) from [[DSR10\|chapter ten]] (Starfy Fairytale!!). He is a play on [[wikipedia:Momotarō\|Momotarō]] from Japanese folklore or the fairy tale. The name Hostarō is a combination of "Hoshi" (Japanese: 星) and "Momotarō".		** A third Starfy-like character based on an influential person/archetypical figure is Hostarō (Japanese: 星太郎) from [[DSR10\|chapter ten]] (Starfy Fairytale!!). He is a play on [[wikipedia:Momotarō\|Momotarō]] from Japanese folklore or the fairy tale. The name Hostarō is a combination of "Hoshi" (Japanese: 星, ''star'') and "Momotarō".
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	* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional).		* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional).
	** Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous real-world Japanese magician [[jawikipedia:Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric]]. Unlike Starlock, Mr. Maric may have only appeared in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga and the manga is ambiguously canon (despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12 (coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic) which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of ''The Legendary Starfy'' (universe) characters).		** Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous real-world Japanese magician [[jawikipedia:Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric]]. Unlike Starlock, Mr. Maric may have only appeared in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga and the manga is ambiguously canon (despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12 (coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic) which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of ''The Legendary Starfy'' (universe) characters).
	** A third Starfy-like character based on an influential person/archetypical figure is ~~Hostarou~~ (Japanese: 星太郎) from [[DSR10\|chapter ten]] (Starfy Fairytale!!). He is a play on [[wikipedia:Momotarō\|Momotarō]] from Japanese folklore or the fairy tale.		** A third Starfy-like character based on an influential person/archetypical figure is Hostarō (Japanese: 星太郎) from [[DSR10\|chapter ten]] (Starfy Fairytale!!). He is a play on [[wikipedia:Momotarō\|Momotarō]] from Japanese folklore or the fairy tale. The name Hostarō is a combination of "Hoshi" (Japanese: 星) and "Momotarō".
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	* In Starfy 4, Rabiarty is confronted by Starfy at Millennium Mountain. This somewhat parallels Sherlock’s “death” at [[Wikipedia:Reichenbach Falls\|Reichenbach Falls]], where he meets his end fighting Moriarty. While Starfy does not die, he fights Rabiarty in a mountain setting and is the last time Starlock Polmes, Moeston, or Rabiarty are referenced. However, this is most likely due to Starfy 5’s direction and setting, and not intentional.		* In Starfy 4, Rabiarty is confronted by Starfy at Millennium Mountain. This somewhat parallels Sherlock’s “death” at [[Wikipedia:Reichenbach Falls\|Reichenbach Falls]], where he meets his end fighting Moriarty. While Starfy does not die, he fights Rabiarty in a mountain setting and is the last time Starlock Polmes, Moeston, or Rabiarty are referenced. However, this is most likely due to Starfy 5’s direction and setting, and not intentional.

	* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional). Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous real-world Japanese magician [[jawikipedia:Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric]]. Unlike Starlock, Mr. Maric may have only appeared in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga and the manga is ambiguously canon (despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12 (coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic) which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of ''The Legendary Starfy'' (universe) characters).		* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional).
			** Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous real-world Japanese magician [[jawikipedia:Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric]]. Unlike Starlock, Mr. Maric may have only appeared in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga and the manga is ambiguously canon (despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12 (coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic) which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of ''The Legendary Starfy'' (universe) characters).
			** A third Starfy-like character based on an influential person/archetypical figure is Hostarou (Japanese: 星太郎) from [[DSR10\|chapter ten]] (Starfy Fairytale!!). He is a play on [[wikipedia:Momotarō\|Momotarō]] from Japanese folklore or the fairy tale.
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	* In Starfy 4, Rabiarty is confronted by Starfy at Millennium Mountain. This somewhat parallels Sherlock’s “death” at [[Wikipedia:Reichenbach Falls\|Reichenbach Falls]], where he meets his end fighting Moriarty. While Starfy does not die, he fights Rabiarty in a mountain setting and is the last time Starlock Polmes, Moeston, or Rabiarty are referenced. However, this is most likely due to Starfy 5’s direction and setting, and not intentional.		* In Starfy 4, Rabiarty is confronted by Starfy at Millennium Mountain. This somewhat parallels Sherlock’s “death” at [[Wikipedia:Reichenbach Falls\|Reichenbach Falls]], where he meets his end fighting Moriarty. While Starfy does not die, he fights Rabiarty in a mountain setting and is the last time Starlock Polmes, Moeston, or Rabiarty are referenced. However, this is most likely due to Starfy 5’s direction and setting, and not intentional.

	* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional). Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous real-world Japanese magician [[jawikipedia:Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric]]. Unlike Starlock, Mr. Maric may have only appeared in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga and the manga is ambiguously canon (despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12 (coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic) which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of ''The Legendary Starfy'' (universe) characters.		* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional). Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous real-world Japanese magician [[jawikipedia:Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric]]. Unlike Starlock, Mr. Maric may have only appeared in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga and the manga is ambiguously canon (despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12 (coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic) which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of ''The Legendary Starfy'' (universe) characters).
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	* In Starfy 4, Rabiarty is confronted by Starfy at Millennium Mountain. This somewhat parallels Sherlock’s “death” at [[Wikipedia:Reichenbach Falls\|Reichenbach Falls]], where he meets his end fighting Moriarty. While Starfy does not die, he fights Rabiarty in a mountain setting and is the last time Starlock Polmes, Moeston, or Rabiarty are referenced. However, this is most likely due to Starfy 5’s direction and setting, and not intentional.		* In Starfy 4, Rabiarty is confronted by Starfy at Millennium Mountain. This somewhat parallels Sherlock’s “death” at [[Wikipedia:Reichenbach Falls\|Reichenbach Falls]], where he meets his end fighting Moriarty. While Starfy does not die, he fights Rabiarty in a mountain setting and is the last time Starlock Polmes, Moeston, or Rabiarty are referenced. However, this is most likely due to Starfy 5’s direction and setting, and not intentional.

	* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional). Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous real-world Japanese magician [[jawikipedia:Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric]]. Unlike Starlock, Mr. Maric may have only appeared in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga and the manga is ambiguously canon (despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12, coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of ''The Legendary Starfy'' (universe) characters.		* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional). Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous real-world Japanese magician [[jawikipedia:Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric]]. Unlike Starlock, Mr. Maric may have only appeared in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga and the manga is ambiguously canon (despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12 (coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic) which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of ''The Legendary Starfy'' (universe) characters.
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	* In Starfy 4, Rabiarty is confronted by Starfy at Millennium Mountain. This somewhat parallels Sherlock’s “death” at [[Wikipedia:Reichenbach Falls\|Reichenbach Falls]], where he meets his end fighting Moriarty. While Starfy does not die, he fights Rabiarty in a mountain setting and is the last time Starlock Polmes, Moeston, or Rabiarty are referenced. However, this is most likely due to Starfy 5’s direction and setting, and not intentional.		* In Starfy 4, Rabiarty is confronted by Starfy at Millennium Mountain. This somewhat parallels Sherlock’s “death” at [[Wikipedia:Reichenbach Falls\|Reichenbach Falls]], where he meets his end fighting Moriarty. While Starfy does not die, he fights Rabiarty in a mountain setting and is the last time Starlock Polmes, Moeston, or Rabiarty are referenced. However, this is most likely due to Starfy 5’s direction and setting, and not intentional.

	* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional). Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous real-world Japanese magician [[jawikipedia:Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric]]. Unlike Starlock, Mr. Maric may have only appeared in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga and the manga is ambiguously canon (despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12, coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of Starfy universe characters).		* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional). Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous real-world Japanese magician [[jawikipedia:Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric]]. Unlike Starlock, Mr. Maric may have only appeared in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga and the manga is ambiguously canon (despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12, coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of ''The Legendary Starfy'' (universe) characters.
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	* In Starfy 4, Rabiarty is confronted by Starfy at Millennium Mountain. This somewhat parallels Sherlock’s “death” at [[Wikipedia:Reichenbach Falls\|Reichenbach Falls]], where he meets his end fighting Moriarty. While Starfy does not die, he fights Rabiarty in a mountain setting and is the last time Starlock Polmes, Moeston, or Rabiarty are referenced. However, this is most likely due to Starfy 5’s direction and setting, and not intentional.		* In Starfy 4, Rabiarty is confronted by Starfy at Millennium Mountain. This somewhat parallels Sherlock’s “death” at [[Wikipedia:Reichenbach Falls\|Reichenbach Falls]], where he meets his end fighting Moriarty. While Starfy does not die, he fights Rabiarty in a mountain setting and is the last time Starlock Polmes, Moeston, or Rabiarty are referenced. However, this is most likely due to Starfy 5’s direction and setting, and not intentional.

	* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional). Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous Japanese magician [[jawikipedia:Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric]] ~~from~~ the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga~~. However,~~ the manga is ambiguously canon; despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12 (coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic) which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of Starfy universe characters.		* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional). Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous real-world Japanese magician [[jawikipedia:Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric]]. Unlike Starlock, Mr. Maric may have only appeared in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga and the manga is ambiguously canon (despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12, coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of Starfy universe characters).
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	* In Starfy 4, Rabiarty is confronted by Starfy at Millennium Mountain. This somewhat parallels Sherlock’s “death” at [[Wikipedia:Reichenbach Falls\|Reichenbach Falls]], where he meets his end fighting Moriarty. While Starfy does not die, he fights Rabiarty in a mountain setting and is the last time Starlock Polmes, Moeston, or Rabiarty are referenced. However, this is most likely due to Starfy 5’s direction and setting, and not intentional.		* In Starfy 4, Rabiarty is confronted by Starfy at Millennium Mountain. This somewhat parallels Sherlock’s “death” at [[Wikipedia:Reichenbach Falls\|Reichenbach Falls]], where he meets his end fighting Moriarty. While Starfy does not die, he fights Rabiarty in a mountain setting and is the last time Starlock Polmes, Moeston, or Rabiarty are referenced. However, this is most likely due to Starfy 5’s direction and setting, and not intentional.

	* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional). Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous Japanese magician ~~{{WP\|~~Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric}} from the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga. However, the manga is ambiguously canon; despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12 (coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic) which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of Starfy universe characters.		* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional). Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous Japanese magician [[jawikipedia:Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric]] from the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga. However, the manga is ambiguously canon; despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12 (coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic) which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of Starfy universe characters.
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	* In Starfy 4, Rabiarty is confronted by Starfy at Millennium Mountain. This somewhat parallels Sherlock’s “death” at [[Wikipedia:Reichenbach Falls\|Reichenbach Falls]], where he meets his end fighting Moriarty. While Starfy does not die, he fights Rabiarty in a mountain setting and is the last time Starlock Polmes, Moeston, or Rabiarty are referenced. However, this is most likely due to Starfy 5’s direction and setting, and not intentional.		* In Starfy 4, Rabiarty is confronted by Starfy at Millennium Mountain. This somewhat parallels Sherlock’s “death” at [[Wikipedia:Reichenbach Falls\|Reichenbach Falls]], where he meets his end fighting Moriarty. While Starfy does not die, he fights Rabiarty in a mountain setting and is the last time Starlock Polmes, Moeston, or Rabiarty are referenced. However, this is most likely due to Starfy 5’s direction and setting, and not intentional.

			* Starlock Polmes and Moeston are not the only characters based on famous personalities (fictional or non-fictional). Another example is [[DSR12\|Mr. Mafic]], who appears to be a play on the famous Japanese magician {{WP\|Mr.マリック\|Mr. Maric}} from the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy R]]'' manga. However, the manga is ambiguously canon; despite the fact that [[Mattel]] had an official romanization present within chapter 12 (coincidentally, the same one that features Mr. Mafic) which was later used in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the Mattel spirit in the selection of Starfy universe characters.
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