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“ | HELLO YELLO! | „ |
~ Starlow |
Starlow is the deuteragonist of the Mario & Luigi series, debuting in Mario & Luigi: Bowser Inside Story. She is a spirit of the stars, who originally came to counter the Blorbs, but came back to help Mario and Luigi in their future adventures.
Biography[]
Mario & Luigi: Bowser Inside Story[]
Starlow makes her debut in the game, where she is summoned by Princess Peach to discover a cure for the Blorbs, a disease that has been causing many of the creatures throughout the land to swell into balls. However, she does not know what the cure is, which causes a fight to disperse between her and Toadsworth.
Eventually, Bowser arrives shortly after the Mario Bros. do and is beaten by his long term nemesis. He then returns after eating a Vacuum Mushroom and inhales everyone on sight, which includes her, the Mario Bros, Peach, and several Toads, including Toadsworth.
After being rescued by Mario, she accompanies him and Luigi throughout the journey by stowing in the former's pocket (as revealed in Paper Jam). She fulfills the same role in the remake.
Mario & Luigi: Dream Team[]
She reappears in Dream Team where she meets the others at Pi'llo Castle on Pi'llo Island. She was invited there just like them. Eventually, Peach gets pulled into Luigi's dream after sleeping on a "pillow" and gets kidnapped by the villain of the game, Antasma. Shortly afterwards, Mario and Dreamy Luigi free the Pi'llo the real Luigi slept on, who goes by the name of Dreambert. She then accompanies Mario and Luigi again along with Dreambert to save Peach and stop Antasma, and later Bowser. When Luigi is dreaming, Starlow manipulates his face to affect the environment in the dream world.
Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam[]
Starlow makes her third appearance in Paper Jam, again teaming with Mario, Luigi and this time Paper Mario, to gather up all the paper beings that were released from a book holding another world within it, as well as having to stop Bowser and his paper counterpart from trying to take over the Mushroom Kingdom.
Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions[]
Starlow appears in the remake of the first game, unlike the original. This time, she has a much smaller role and does not tag along with Mario and Luigi, or even interact with them. She appears in the Bowser's Minions side of the story, where she is "rescued" by Captain Goomba and his allies from Hermie. She then enters the cute contest and wins, albeit by a forfeit from Captain Goomba. She can later be unlocked as a minion to fight with after defeating Fawful the first time. This is the first game in the series where she does not travel with the Mario Bros. which is due to the fact that Starlow hasn't canonically met the brothers yet.
Mario & Luigi: Brothership[]
TBA
Other Media[]
Super Smash Bros.[]
Starlow appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as a advanced Support Spirit that increases the user's attack power if the user hasn't taken any damage. Her spirit battle is on the battlefield form of the Brinstar stage against Pac-Man, Mario and Luigi that starts giant-sized but becomes tiny after a little while.
Powers and abilities[]
Starlow is capable of flying and floating in the air at will. She has considerable superhuman strength, being able to lift Mario and Luigi easily and hold herself at a ledge with several people clinging to her, the most impressive being that she does it with her teeth.
Starlow can summon a breath of wind, and by combining her powers with Peach's, can use abilities like telekinesis and an energy ray.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- She completely lacks her unique text box voice in Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser.
External Links[]
- Starlow on the Mario Wiki
- Starlow on the MarioWiki
- Starlow on the Nintendo Wiki
- Starlow on the Near Pure Good Wiki