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[[File:Launch Star.png|thumb|A Launch Star in ''{{s|mariowiki|Super Mario Galaxy 2}}''.]] | [[File:Launch Star.png|thumb|A Launch Star in ''{{s|mariowiki|Super Mario Galaxy 2}}''.]] | ||
Launch Stars are a major means of traversing through each planet in ''{{s|supermariowiki|Super Mario Galaxy}}'' and [[supermariowiki:Super Mario Galaxy 2|its sequel]]. They usually form after clearing an objective needed for each planet, which include but are not limited to freeing a yellow Luma or the Launch Star itself, collecting five pieces called {{s|mariowiki|Star Chip}}s, or defeating all of the enemies in an area. They usually come in orange, but they can be pink (leading to a galaxy or planet formed from feeding a {{s|mariowiki|Hungry Luma}}) or green (leading to or found in the {{s|mariowiki|Planet of Trials}} in ''Super Mario Galaxy''). However, none of the stars seen in the games resemble the one used by Rosalina, and the move's Japanese name does not correspond with the respective name of Launch Stars ({{ja|スターリング|Sutā Ringu}}, ''Star Ring''). | Launch Stars are a major means of traversing through each planet in ''{{s|supermariowiki|Super Mario Galaxy}}'' and [[supermariowiki:Super Mario Galaxy 2|its sequel]]. They usually form after clearing an objective needed for each planet, which include but are not limited to freeing a yellow Luma or the Launch Star itself, collecting five pieces called {{s|mariowiki|Star Chip}}s, or defeating all of the enemies in an area. They usually come in orange, but they can be pink (leading to a galaxy or planet formed from feeding a {{s|mariowiki|Hungry Luma}}) or green (leading to or found in the {{s|mariowiki|Planet of Trials}} in ''Super Mario Galaxy''). However, none of the stars seen in the games resemble the one used by Rosalina, and the move's Japanese name does not correspond with the respective name of Launch Stars ({{ja|スターリング|Sutā Ringu}}, ''Star Ring''). | ||
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