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| {{about|the original game for the [[Game Boy Advance]]|the remake of this game for the [[Nintendo 3DS]]|[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions]]}} | | {{Infobox |
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| | |title=Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga |
| |image=[[File:Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga Box NA.png|250px]]<br>North American box art | | |image=[[File:Superstars.PNG|250px|'''American Boxart''']] |
| |developer=[[AlphaDream]]<br>Vanpool (minigames) | | |developer=[[AlphaDream]] |
| |publisher=[[Nintendo]] | | |publisher=[[Nintendo]] |
| |release='''Game Boy Advance:'''<br>{{flag list|USA|November 17, 2003|UK|November 20, 2003<ref>https://www.nintendo.com/en-gb/Games/Game-Boy-Advance/Mario-Luigi-Superstar-Saga-267024.html</ref>|Japan|November 21, 2003|Europe|November 21, 2003<ref>{{cite|url=www.nintendo.com/en-gb/Games/Game-Boy-Advance/Mario-Luigi-Superstar-Saga-267024.html|language=en-gb|title=''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'' {{!}} Game Boy Advance {{!}} Games {{!}} Nintendo|publisher=Nintendo of Uk|accessdate=June 25, 2024}}</ref>|Australia|November 28, 2003<ref>{{cite|url=themushroomkingdom.net/games/mlss|title=''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga''|publisher=The Mushroom Kingdom|language=en|accessdate=June 25, 2024}}{{better source}}</ref>}}'''[[Player's Choice]]:'''<br>{{flag list|USA|April 2, 2006<ref>{{cite|url=https://www.ign.com/articles/2006/03/10/gba-gets-players-choice|language=en|author=Craig Harris|publisher=IGN|title=GBA Gets Player's Choice|date=March 9, 2006|accessdate=November 10, 2024}}</ref>}}'''Virtual Console (Wii U):'''<br>{{flag list|USA|April 3, 2014|Europe|April 3, 2014|Australia|April 3, 2014|Japan|April 30, 2014}}'''Game Boy Advance - Nintendo Switch Online:'''<br>{{flag list|USA|February 8, 2023|Japan|February 9, 2023|Europe|February 9, 2023|Australia|February 9, 2023|South Korea|February 9, 2023|HK|February 9, 2023}} | | |designer= |
| |languages={{languages|en_us=y|es_es=y|fr_fr=y|de=y|it=y|jp=y}}
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| |genre=[[Genre#Role-playing|RPG]], action-adventure | | |released={{releasedate|USA|November 17, 2003|Japan|November 21, 2003|Europe|November 21, 2003|Australia|November 28, 2003 <ref>[http://themushroomkingdom.net/games/mlss TMK: Release date info], retrieved 9-17-2008</ref>}} |
| |modes=Single-player, multiplayer | | |genre=RPG |
| |ratings={{ratings|acb=g|cero=a|esrb=e|pegi=3|usk=0}} | | |modes=Single player |
| |platforms=[[Game Boy Advance]], [[Virtual Console]] ([[Wii U]]), [[Game Boy Advance - Nintendo Switch Online]] | | |ratings={{ratings|acb=g|cero=a|esrb=e|pegi=3}} |
| |format={{format|gba=1|wiiudl=1|switchdl=1}} | | |platforms=[[Game Boy Advance]] |
| |input={{input|gba=1|wiiu=1|wiiupro=1|wiiusideways=1|wiiuclassic=1|joy-con=1|joy-con-horizontal=1|switchpro=1}} | | |media=128-megabit cartridge |
| |serials={{flag list|USA|AGB-A88E-USA|Japan|AGB-A88J-JPN|Europe|AGB-A88P-EUR|Australia|AGB-A88U-AUS|China|AGB-A88C-CHN}}
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| '''''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga''''' is a [[Genre#Turn-based tactics|turn-based]] action [[Genre#Role Playing|RPG]] for the [[Game Boy Advance]], developed by [[AlphaDream]] and published by [[Nintendo]]. It was released in November of 2003 for the Game Boy Advance and later as a [[Virtual Console]] title for the [[Wii U]] in April of 2014 and as one of the launch titles for [[Game Boy Advance - Nintendo Switch Online]] in February of 2023. The plot revolves around [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] traveling to and exploring the [[Beanbean Kingdom]] to recover [[Princess Peach]]'s voice from an evil witch, [[Cackletta]], and her pupil, [[Fawful]]. | | '''''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga''''' ('''''Mario & Luigi RPG''''' in Japan) is the first game in the [[Mario and Luigi (series)|''Mario & Luigi'' series]]. It was released in [[2003]] for the [[Game Boy Advance]]. It was an RPG starring the famous Mario Bros., [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]]. Unlike most [[Mario (series)|''Mario'' games]], ''Superstar Saga'' took place in the [[Beanbean Kingdom]]. A sequel, ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'', was released for the [[Nintendo DS]] in [[2005]]. It was followed by another game for the Nintendo DS, ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]'', in [[2009]]. |
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| In addition to being the first installment in the [[Mario & Luigi (series)|''Mario & Luigi'']] series, this game is also the third ''Super Mario'' RPG following ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'' and ''[[Paper Mario]]'' respectively. It would itself be succeeded by ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'' for the [[Nintendo DS]] in 2005. Like ''Paper Mario'', the game is a spiritual successor to ''Super Mario RPG''. It also takes heavy inspiration from ''{{iw|nwiki|Tomato Adventure}}'', AlphaDream's first role-playing game for Game Boy Advance systems, featuring very similar graphics, sound effects, and even allusions to certain characters. This game features rumble support if played on a [[Game Boy Player]]. The [[Mario Bros. (Game Boy Advance)|remake of the ''Mario Bros.'']] arcade game featured in the [[Super Mario Advance (series)|''Super Mario Advance'']] series of games was also included with ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga''.
| | A remake of the ''[[Mario Bros. (game)|Mario Bros.]]'' arcade game was also included with ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga''. This is identical to the version found in the ''[[Super Mario Advance (series)|Super Mario Advance series]]''. |
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| A remake of this game for the [[Nintendo 3DS]], titled ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions]]'', was released in October of 2017, featuring a new, exclusive sidequest mode coinciding with the main story. As such, it is the first installment in the ''Mario & Luigi'' series to receive a remake. The second would be ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]'', which received a remake titled ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey]]'' a decade later.
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| ==Story== | | ==Story== |
| [[File:Cackletta2.png|frame|Cackletta and Fawful stealing Princess Peach's voice]] | | [[File:Gba-mario-and-luigi-title.jpg|thumb|left|The game's title screen.]] |
| The Goodwill Ambassador from the [[Beanbean Kingdom]] and her assistant arrive at the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] to bring a gift from [[Queen Bean]] for [[Princess Peach]]. However, it turns out to be an act of deceit; the ambassador and her assistant are actually villains respectively named [[Cackletta]] and [[Fawful]], who quickly steal Peach's voice and escape with it into the dark sky. | | [[File:Cackletta2.PNG|thumb|190px|Cackletta stealing Peach's voice.]] |
| | The Goodwill Ambassador from the [[Beanbean Kingdom]] and her assistant come to the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] to bring a gift from [[Queen Bean]] for [[Princess Peach]]. However, it turns out to be a surprise attack of magic smoke. The ambassador and her assistant are actually an evil witch named [[Cackletta]] and her crazy assistant, [[Fawful]]. Fawful uses his headgear to suck up the smoke, which engulfs Peach's voice. They escape with Peach's voice into the dark sky. |
| | [[File:M&LSSToadLuigi.png|thumb|170px|Toad trying to alert Luigi of the danger in front of the Mario Bros. residence.]] |
| | Meanwhile, Mario and Luigi are at their house. Luigi is hanging up clothes when [[Toad]] walks by asking where Mario is. Luigi is too busy to help, so Toad rushes inside his house and hears Mario singing in the bathroom. He enters to find Mario taking a shower. Toad rushes out of the room in complete embarrassment, running into a wall. Mario gets out of the shower with a bath robe on, finding Toad out cold on the floor. He jumps on him to wake him up, but all he hears is Toad groaning about the Princess. Mario realizes that she is in trouble again and quickly runs outside to put his clothes on. He rushes to the castle, not realizing that he is dragging Luigi by the clothesline. |
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| [[File:M&LSSToadLuigi.png|frame|left|Toad trying to alert Luigi of the danger in front of the Mario Bros. residence]] | | [[Image:Bowser_Battle.png|left|frame|Mario battling [[Bowser]].]] |
| Meanwhile, Mario and Luigi are at [[Mario Bros.' House|their house]] when [[Toad]] runs by to alert Mario to the ordeal; Mario runs off to [[Peach's Castle|Princess Peach's Castle]] while inadvertently dragging [[Luigi]] behind him. Inside, the Bros. run into [[Bowser]] trying to kidnap Peach. After Mario defeats Bowser, a Toad then tells them that Peach's voice was replaced with explosives that drop from her speech balloon when she talks. Bowser, scared the princess might wreck [[Bowser's Castle|his castle]] if kidnapped, reluctantly agrees to help Mario retrieve Peach's voice.
| | [[Bowser]] visits the castle soon after in an attempt to kidnap Princess Peach. When Mario runs in, he sees Bowser and screeches to a halt, but Luigi gets flung off and jumps on Bowser. Bowser is enraged by this and fights Mario. Toad tells Mario about Action Commands. After being defeated, Bowser stops the fight, saying that this is not the time to do so, also claiming he would have won anyway. A Toad then tells them that Peach's voice is replaced with explosive vocabulary. Bowser worries that if he kidnaps Peach now, she will wreck his castle with her voice. As a result, Bowser agrees to help Mario get back Peach's voice. |
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| [[File:Cackletta3.PNG|frame|left|The Bros. and Bowser meeting Cackletta]] | | [[Image:Cackletta3.PNG|frame|The Bros. and Bowser meet Cackletta.]] |
| Mario and Bowser get ready to leave in the [[Koopa Cruiser]] along with the crew of [[Bowser's Minions|Bowser Baddies]]. As they are about to leave, Luigi comes to say his final goodbye.<ref>{{cite|url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlXPcxE5bGs|title=M&LSS Luigi Bye Bye - Japanese|date=April 5, 2017|publisher=YouTube|language=ja|author=Alex95|accessdate=June 25, 2024}}{{better source}}<!--Tagging because the uploader admits in the video description that he stole the video from elsewhere, so find the original source instead.--></ref> Bowser mistakenly thinks Luigi wants to join his Baddies, so he takes him along. Along the way, the group encounters Cackletta, who sends Fawful in to fight the Bros. After a brief battle, Fawful uses his headgear to destroy the cruiser, sending everyone onboard plummeting down to [[Stardust Fields]]. | | Mario and Bowser get ready to leave in the [[Koopa Cruiser]] along with Bowser's underlings as both [[Toadsworth]] and Toad bid the group farewell. As they are about to leave, Luigi comes to say his final goodbye. Bowser mistakenly thinks Luigi wants to join he and his underlings, so he takes him along. The Koopa Cruiser flies off to the [[Beanbean Kingdom]], where Cackletta and Fawful are. |
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| [[File:TolstarBattleMLSS.png|frame|Mario and Luigi battling [[Tolstar]]]]
| | That night, while Bowser and the Mario Bros. are on deck, Luigi, as a lookout, spots something coming their way: Cackletta and Fawful. Cackletta sends Fawful in to fight them. Fawful defeats Bowser easily, but is pummeled by Mario and Luigi. Despite this loss, Fawful uses his headgear to inviolate the cruiser. Mario, Luigi, Bowser, and everyone on the Koopa Cruiser plummet down to [[Stardust Fields]]. |
| Mario and Luigi crash land in [[Stardust Fields|Beanbean Borderland]]. They soon meet the [[Border Bro]]s., who let them pass after they play the [[Border Jump]] game. Mario and Luigi soon find Bowser stuck in a cannon; its operator, [[Tolstar]], tells the Bros. to get 100 [[Beanbean coin]]s in order to secure Bowser's release. While doing that, they learn the [[High Jump]] and [[Spin Jump (Mario & Luigi series)|Spin Jump]] from the [[Starshade Bros.]] After getting enough coins, Tolstar decides to attack the brothers, but is soon defeated. Soon after, one of the Starshade Bros. arrives and lights the fuse of the cannon Bowser is stuck in, [[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions|shooting him across the kingdom]]. | |
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| [[File:Dragohoho.png|left|frame|Mario and Luigi battling [[Dragohoho]]]] | | [[Image:TolstarBattleMLSS.png|left|frame|Mario and Luigi battling [[Tolstar]].]] |
| The brothers soon make it to [[Hoohoo Village]], where some [[Beanish]] soldiers mistake them for foes. Tolstar tells the soldiers the brothers are not lying, and they are permitted entry to the town. They soon leave to find Fawful tormenting a soldier. He mocks the brothers by placing a rock statue in front of them, blocking their path to [[Beanbean Castle]]. They decide to visit the [[Hammerhead Bros.]] back at the village to obtain [[Hammer]]s from them. However, the Hammerhead Bros. cannot make hammers because the material that they have is too brittle. They need a Hoohoo Stone, so the brothers climb up [[Hoohoo Mountain]] to retrieve one from the summit.
| | Mario and Luigi crash land in the [[Stardust Fields|Beanbean Borderlands]]. After a brief chat, they decide to go the building on the left. Inside, they find the [[Border Bros.]], who force them to do a jumping game called The Border Jump to pass through. They succeed and are granted the passage to go to [[Stardust Fields]]. They are also given a [[Beanbean Map|Map of the Beanbean Kingdom]] to help them on their adventure. As the brothers wander around the premises, they find Bowser stuck in a cannon. A strange flying creature named [[Tolstar]] then appears to mock Bowser. Tolstar tells the bros. to get 100 [[Beanbean Coin]]s so that the incident with Bowser doesn't get heard by anyone else. Mario gives Tolstar the 100 [[coin]]s he brought along, but it isn't enough to satisfy him because they are Mushroom Kingdom [[coin]]s. With no choice, Mario and Luigi wander around Stardust Field to collect the 100 Beanbean coins. With the help of the [[Starshade Bros.]] along the way, they manage to get enough coins to surprise Tolstar's bribe. Instead of helping out, however, Tolstar decides to attack the brothers. The brothers pound Tolstar. Right after, however, one of the Starshade Brothers comes in and lights the fuse of the cannon Bowser is in, causing the Koopa King to shoot across the kingdom. This leaves Mario and Luigi on their own. |
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| Midway, they confront a statue named [[Hoohooros]] whom challenges the Bros. to a battle. Once they overcome Hoohooros, it allows them to continue up the mountain. When the Bros. finally reach the summit, they find a Hoohoo Stone, but it falls off the mountain. This awakens [[Blablanadon]], who is mad at what they did. After the Bros. explain the incident, Blablanadon apologizes and explains that he has been sitting on a strange egg for some time. Suddenly, the egg hatches, revealing [[Dragohoho]]; the creature knocks Blablanadon away and fights the brothers. They defeat the monster, and it transforms into [[Prince Peasley]], the prince of the kingdom, who thanks the Bros. for freeing him and gives them a [[Peasley's Rose|rose]]. Blablanadon flies the Bros. back to Hoohoo Village, where they meet the Hammerhead Bros. again. With the Hoohoo Stone that fell into their cabin, the Hammerhead Bros. are able to make them the hammers they require.
| | [[Image:Dragohoho.PNG|right|frame|Mario and Luigi battling [[Dragohoho]].]] |
| | A while afterwards, the brothers make it to [[Hoohoo Village]] where some [[Beanish]] soldiers mistake them for foes. Tolstar flies in (injured by the bros.) to prove that they are the Mario Bros., giving the brothers safe passage to the village. After a look around, they leave to find Fawful blasting a soldier away. He mocks the brothers by throwing a rock statue in front of them, blocking their path to the [[Beanbean Castle]]. They decide to visit the [[Hammerhead Bros.]] back at the village to make [[Hammer]]s for them. However, the Hammerhead Bros. cannot make hammers because the material they have is too brittle. They need a Hoohoo Stone to make strong hammers, so the brothers climb up the [[Hoohoo Mountain]]. |
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| Using their hammers, they demolish Fawful's statue and travel down Hoohoo Mountain towards [[Beanbean Castle Town]]. Along the way, they find a cave with an old man and his Beanish dog, who asks them to ride the [[Mysterious Mine Carts]]. Afterwards, the Mario Bros. reach Beanbean Castle Town, but they find the town in ruins because of an attack from Cackletta and Fawful. The brothers quickly go to [[Beanbean Castle]], where they meet up with two soldiers who refuse to let them in. Luigi shows them the rose that Peasley gave and the soldiers allow the brothers to enter. Inside, they meet [[Lady Lima]], the kingdom's ambassador. They tell her what's going on, but she does not believe their story, and decides to test them by sending them down to the castle sewer to fix a leaking pipe problem.
| | Midway, they confront a statue named [[Hoohooros]] that forces them to play a [[minigame]]. Once finished, Hoohooros springs to life and attacks the brothers. However, the brothers overcome Hoohooros and continue up the mountain. When the [[plumber]]s finally reach the top of the mountain, they find a Hoohoo Stone, but kick it by accident, causing it to fall off the mountain. This awakens [[Blablanadon]], who is mad at what they did. After the Bros. explain the incident, Blablanadon apologizes and explains that he has been sitting on a strange egg for some time, which is why he had not been around for the [[Hoohooligan]]s' travel problems. Suddenly, the egg hatches, revealing [[Dragohoho]]. The creature knocks Blablanadon away and fights the brothers. They defeat the monster, which transforms into [[Prince Peasley]], the prince of the kingdom. He thanks them for freeing him of that form and, before leaving, gives them a golden rose to assure their entrance to the castle. Blablanadon flies the plumbers back to Hoohoo Village, where they meet the Hammerhead Bros. again. With the Hoohoo Stone that falls into the Hammerhead Brothers' cabin (the stone that was kicked off the mountain by the Mario Bros.), the Hammerhead Bros. are able to make them new hammers. |
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| Once it has been fixed, the brothers meet up with the real Lady Lima and some servants, where they learn that the Lady Lima they met earlier was actually Cackletta in disguise, and fixing the castle's plumbing disabled the security system which protects the [[Beanstar]]. The brothers catch up with her, but arrive too late as Cackletta takes the Beanstar away and sends a deranged muscular [[Queen Bean]] to attack them. After defeating her, Mario and Luigi are then sent by Lady Lima to get the [[Chuckola Reserve]] to allow Queen Bean to spit out the [[Belly Blech]] that caused her to become muscular. | | Using their hammers, they demolish Fawful's statue and travel down Hoohoo Mountain towards [[Beanbean Castle Town]]. Along the way, they find a cave. Inside is an old man and his beanish dog. He tells the Bros. if they want to cross through the cave, they have to play his minigame, where they ride in mine carts to collect ten jewels. Afterwards, the Mario Bros. finish their journey to Beanbean Castle Town. But they find the town in ruins, as Cackletta and Fawful have recently attacked. The brothers quickly come to [[Beanbean Castle]] and gain entry by showing Peasley's rose to the guards. Once inside, they meet up with [[Lady Lima]], the kingdom's ambassador. They tell her what's going on, but she does not believe the story, or that they are the Mario Bros. So, she sends them down to the castle sewer to fix their leaking pipe problem. When they get all the pipes fixed, the brothers meet up with the real Lady Lima and some servants. The Bros. learn that they had fallen for one of Cackletta's schemes; The witch had been pretending to be Lady Lima the whole time, and fixing the castle's plumbing allows her to take the [[Beanstar]]. The brothers catch up with her, but it is too late - Cackletta takes the Beanstar away and sends [[Queen Bean]] to attack them. The queen is a muscular monster as a result of eating a [[Belly Blech Worm]] before-hand. Mario and Luigi topple the tyrant, and are then sent out to get the antidote for the queen - [[Chuckola Cola]]. |
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| [[File:Chucklehuck Woods MLSS.png|frame|The Mario Bros. in Chucklehuck Woods]] | | [[Image:ChucklehuckWoods65.png|thumb|230px|The Mario Bros. in Chucklehuck Woods.]] |
| Later, the Mario Bros. make it to [[Chateau de Chucklehuck]] to find the reserve. They end up in an unexpected fight with [[Popple]], the shadow thief, and his partner, [[Rookie]], who are both defeated. The brothers soon meet [[Cork and Cask]], the owners of the brewery, who teach them [[Mini-Mario (form)|Mini-Mario]] and [[Dunk Hammer|Luigi Dunk]]. Mario and Luigi later retrieve three [[Chuckola Fruit]] to give to [[Chuckleroot]]. When they reach Mother Chuckola, they find the creator of [[Chuckola Cola (Mario & Luigi series)|Chuckola Cola]], Bubbles, who is busy telling jokes to the Chuckola Reserve. The soda then transforms into the [[Chuckolator]]. After a battle with the Bros., it is defeated and reverts into normal soda, causing an enraged Bubbles to create a tremor that sends the brothers and the soda underground. Mario lands in the soda and Luigi heads back to Beanbean Castle by doing a barrel run. | | Later, the Mario Bros. make it to [[Chateau de Chucklehuck]] to find the drink. They end up in a fight with [[Popple]] the master thief, and his partner, [[Rookie (Bowser)|Rookie]]. The villains are defeated and run off into [[Chucklehuck Woods]]. The brothers soon meet [[Cork and Cask]], the owners of the brewery. After completing a task for the beans, they teach the brothers moves with the hammers that help them out in the Chucklehuck Woods. Using their new skills, the brothers manage to get three different kinds of [[Chuckola Fruit]] to give to [[Chuckleroot]] in order for them to proceed onward to Mother Chuckola. When they get there, they find the creator of Chuckola Cola, Bubbles. He is busy telling jokes to the [[Chuckola Reserve]], his most precious brew of soda, while Rookie and Popple are tied up in barrels. Then, the soda transforms into the [[Chuckolator]], which sends the thieves flying. The Chuckolator attacks the brothers, but the heroes prevail, causing the foe to revert into normal soda. Bubbles is not happy about it, creating a tremor that sends the brothers and the soda underground. Mario lands in the soda, while Luigi lands away from his brother. Eventually, he finds his way back to Mario, who is still in the barrel. Doing a barrel run on Mario, Luigi heads to the Beanbean Castle. |
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| [[File:Woohoo Hooniversity MLSS.png|frame|left|Mario and Luigi in Woohoo Hooniversity]] | | [[Image:Wohoostars65.png|left|230px||thumb|Mario and Luigi in the Woohoo Hooniversity.]] |
| Back at the castle, Luigi jumps on Mario to squirt out the Chuckola Reserve into Queen Bean, returning her to normal. Peasley then arrives to inform everyone of Cackletta's presence in [[Woohoo Hooniversity]], prompting Queen Bean to send the Mario Bros. there to investigate. At the Hooniversity, they solve a series of puzzles to unlock the Sun Door and reach Cackletta and Fawful. The evil duo are about to awaken the Beanstar using [[Peach-bot]]s that are installed with Peach's voice. When Cackletta activates them, however, they make a strange noise that drives the Beanstar crazy. The star causes a tremor, sending the robots and itself falling to the floor below. The Mario Bros. then appear, and Luigi bashes Fawful into the ground with his hammer, leaving Cackletta to fight them alone. | | Back at the castle, Luigi jumps on Mario to squirt out the Chuckola Cola into Queen Bean. She spits out the Belly Blech worm, returning to normal. At that moment, Peasley comes to report to the queen about some sort of progress. It appears that Cackletta is hiding out in the [[Woohoo Hooniversity]], so the Mario Brothers are sent there to investigate. There, they have to fight experiments, solve puzzles, and reunite each other (after they are separated) in order to unlock the Sun Door, leading to a very hi-technical room. There, Cackletta (and Fawful) are about to awaken the Beanstar using [[Peach Bot]]s that are installed with Peach's voice. But when she activates them, they make a strange noise that drives the Beanstar crazy. It causes a tremor, sending the robots and itself downward. Cackletta and Fawful are confused about the incident, and the sudden appearance of the Mario Bros. did not help the situation. Luigi bashes Fawful into the ground with his hammer, leaving Cackletta to fight them alone. Her powers are great, but are no match for Mario and Luigi. |
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| After the Bros. beat Cackletta, Fawful gets back up, and uses his headgear to suck up her essence, dissolving her body. As he is about to battle the brothers, Peasley arrives and throws him out of the building. The prince departs, leaving the brothers to go down to the basement to retrieve the Beanstar. There, they find Popple and Rookie with the Beanstar, and fight for it. As the Bros. finish dealing with the thieves, a Peach-bot falls down and makes the strange noise again, irritating the Beanstar. Mario, Luigi, Popple, and Rookie grab a hold of it as it flies out of the Hooniversity. They soon each let go and fall in turn; Rookie suddenly remembers that he is really [[Bowser]] before he is the last to fall, along with the Beanstar itself when it breaks into four pieces. | | After the battle, Fawful gets back up, seeing that his mistress was at the point of dying. As a result, he uses his headgear to suck up her essence, dissolving her body. He is about to give the brothers a good thrashing, but Peasley comes and throws him out of the building. He is curious about the incident with the Peach Bots and the Beanstar, but looks as if he knew what was going on. He departs, leaving the brothers to go down to the basement. There they find Popple and Rookie with the Beanstar and fight them for it. After the battle, a Peach Bot head falls down and makes noise again, causing the Beanstar to go nuts. Mario, Luigi, Popple, and Rookie grab onto it and are eventually sent flying in different directions, as does the Beanstar itself when it breaks into four pieces. Before it does, Rookie remembers that he is really [[Bowser]]. |
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| [[File:MLSS-Oho Oasis Screenshot.png|frame|Mario and Luigi in Oho Oasis]] | | [[Image:OhoOasis.gif|thumb|230px|Mario and Luigi in Oho Oasis.]] |
| Mario and Luigi land at [[Oho Oasis]], where they learn the [[Firebrand]] and [[Thunderhand]] moves in the [[Fire Palace|Fire]] and [[Thunder Palace|Thunder]] temples. Meanwhile, Fawful finds the injured Bowser lying on the ground and implants Cackletta's soul inside, turning him into [[Bowletta]]. The Mario Bros. soon meet Peasley again, saying that Princess Peach is arriving at [[Beanbean International Airport]]. They arrive and find that [[Piranha Plant]]s led by [[Mom Piranha]] are infesting the runway, and set out to take care of this problem, allowing the [[Toad Express]] to land safely. | | Mario and Luigi land at the [[Oho Oasis]] and manage to get out of there by learning the [[Firebrand]] and [[Thunderhand]] moves in the [[Fire Palace|Fire]] and [[Thunder Palace|Thunder]] temples. Meanwhile, Fawful finds the injured Bowser lying on the ground and implants Cackletta's soul inside him. After the Mario Bros. make their way through the [[Oho Ocean]], they meet Peasley again, saying that Princess Peach is arriving at the [[Beanbean International Airport]], and asks that they come at once. They do, and find that [[Piranha Plant]]s are everywhere on the airport. They take care of this problem quickly, and the [[Toad Express]] safely lands on the runway. |
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| Back at the castle, the Mario Brothers find out that Peach's voice had never been stolen. It was really [[Birdo]] disguised as the princess at the time who lost her voice, hence why the Beanstar reacted so adversely at Woohoo Hooniversity. Peach knew about this all along, as Peasley came and told her about Cackletta's plan beforehand, but she had been unable to explain things to the Mario Brothers due to Bowser's arrival. Later, Peach decides to visit [[Little Fungitown]], with the Mario Bros. escorting her. | | Back at the castle, the Mario Brothers find out that Peach's voice had never been stolen. It was really [[Birdo]] disguised as the princess at the time who lost her voice. Peach knew about this all along, as Peasley came and told her about Cackletta's plan beforehand. With that crisis settled, Peach decides to visit [[Little Fungitown]], with the Mario Bros. escorting her. |
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| [[File:Little Fungitown MLSS.png|frame|left|Mario and Luigi in Little Fungitown]] | | [[Image:Fungiland65.png|thumb|left|230px|Mario and Luigi in Little Fungitown.]] |
| They arrive at the only known route to Little Fungitown, [[Teehee Valley]]. Before reaching the town, they are confronted by the rock creature, [[Trunkle]], whom they overcome. At Little Fungitown, the Bros. decide to go to the arcade, where Mario plays [[Star 'Stache Smash]] and wins an "[[Invincishroom]]" - which is actually a misidentified [[Poison Mushroom]]. He eats it, but ends up in the hospital, where he has contracted [[Bean Fever]]. The only cure for this disease is [[Crabbie Grass]] from [[Guffawha Ruins]]. Luigi intends to travel to the area to find the grass, but loses his nerve when he finds out about [[moai|a bone-crushing monster]] living there. To try and calm himself, he goes to [[Psycho Kamek]] ([[Dr. Toadley]] in the remake), who hypnotizes him into thinking that he is Mario. The newly-emboldened Luigi goes to Guffawha Ruins. | | They come to the only known route to Little Fungitown, [[Teehee Valley]]. There, the Princess gets captured by [[Gritty Goomba]]s a few times, and is then confronted by the rock creature, [[Trunkle]]. The brothers best all of the foes and make it to Little Fungitown. There, Peach leaves the brothers to go about the town on their own. They decide to go to the arcade, where Mario plays [[Star 'Stache Smash|one of the games]] there and wins an [[Invincishroom]]. He eats it, but ends up in the hospital, where he has contracted [[Bean Fever]]. The only cure for this disease is Crabbie Grass from [[Guffawha Ruins]]. Luigi accepts to travel to the area to find the grass, but loses his nerve when he finds out about a bone-crushing monster lives there. To try and calm himself, he goes to [[Psycho Kamek]], who hypnotizes him into thinking that he is Mario. |
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| Soon after confronting the "monster", who is actually just a stone head wishing people would stop making rumors about him, Luigi finds some Crabbie Grass. He goes back to the Little Fungitown hospital, but is struck by lightning. He then spots Peach in the [[Koopa Clown Car]]. The fiend in the vehicle is Cackletta, who has possessed Bowser's body to become [[Bowletta]]. She makes off with Peach, and Luigi rushes into the hospital to revive Mario. Luigi tells Mario about what had just happened, and both of them quickly return to Beanbean Castle.
| | With his new found courage, Luigi goes to Guffawa Ruins. After doing some puzzles and confronting the "monster," who is actually just a stone head wishing people would stop making rumors about him, Luigi finds some Crabbie Grass. He goes back to the Little Fungitown hospital, but is struck by lightning, causing him to regain his original consciousness. Luigi comes halfway to the hospital when he spots Peach in a [[Koopa Clown Car]]. Angry, Luigi tells Bowser to let her go. However, the fiend in the vehicle is not Bowser, but Cackletta, who has possessed Bowser's body to become [[Bowletta]]. She makes off with Peach in tow, and Luigi rushes into the hospital to revive Mario. Luigi tells Mario about what had just happened, and both of them quickly return to Beanbean Castle. |
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| Back at the castle, Lady Lima comes with a message from Bowletta, who is requesting that they retrieve the four pieces of the broken Beanstar, and bring them to her in exchange for the princess. The Mario Bros. and Prince Peasley agree to do this task. | | Back at the castle, everybody is flustered about Cackletta's surprise comeback, trying to figure out what to do next. Lady Lima comes with a message from Bowletta. The sinister fusion has requested that they get the four pieces of the broken Beanstar to her in exchange for the princess. The Mario Bros. and Prince Peasley agree to do this task (Peasley is so confident that he gives the brothers 99,999,999,999 mushroom coins if they get them all first). |
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| Mario and Luigi go out to get the first Beanstar piece, which is in the [[S.S. Chuckola]] back at Teehee Valley. After the ship is sent into [[Oho Ocean]], the Mario Brothers follow the floating Beanstar to [[Gwarhar Lagoon]]. Here, they learn [[Dash (Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga)|Dash]] and [[Tickle]] from the [[Jellyfish Sisters]]. They later discover that the Beanstar piece is being used as an ornament for [[Hermie III]]. The brothers soon receive the piece after a battle with Hermie. | | So, Mario and Luigi go out to get the first Beanstar piece, which is in the [[S.S. Chuckola]] back at Teehee Valley. In the ship of skeletal crewmen, they do a barrel game and free an overweight skeleton from a crack in the wall. However, doing so causes the ship to be sent into the Oho Ocean, where it sink. The Mario Brothers follow the floating Beanstar all over the [[seabed]], until they make it to [[Gwarhar Lagoon]]. Here, they get new abilities for their hand powers, thanks to the [[Jellyfish Sisters]], and use them to get to the Hermie Club. They are using the Beanstar piece as the main ornament for [[Hermie III]]. The brothers eventually get the piece after battling Hermie and explaining about the crisis. |
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| The next piece is from the fashion stylist [[Harhall]], who gives Mario and Luigi the piece after they [[Splart|color fabric]] with [[Designbomb]]s. The third piece is back at Chucklehuck Woods, where they have to play a game in [[Winkle Colosseum]] and surpass the [[Winkle]]s. They soon find Popple again, and defeat him to retrieve the third piece of the Beanstar. The last piece comes from [[Boddle]] after they get [[Neon Egg]]s for his [[Yoshi Theater (Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga)|Yoshi Theater]] sign. | | The next piece is from the fashion stylist [[Harhall]], who gives Mario and Luigi the piece after they color fabric with design bombs. Another piece comes from [[Boddle]] after they get [[Neon Egg]]s for his [[Yoshi Theater]] sign. The bros. are able to get these neon eggs by feeding the Yoshies [[Bean Fruit]] from deep underground. The last piece is back at Chucklehuck Woods. They have to play a game in the [[Winkle Colosseum]] and surpass the [[Winkle]]s. When they get to the area where the Beanstar piece had fallen, they find Popple, who had already taken it. They defeat the partner-less thief and get all the pieces of the Beanstar back. |
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| They return to the castle with the star, where Lima has brought another message from Bowletta. She now wants them to bring the Beanstar to her at [[Joke's End]]. Prince Peasley gives them a [[Fake Beanstar]] to try to fool the villains, and the Bros. then surf to Joke's End. | | They return to the castle with the star, where Lima has brought another message from Bowletta. She now wants them to bring the Beanstar to her at [[Joke's End]]. Prince Peasley gives them a [[Fake Beanstar]] to try and fool the villains, as well as the coins from the bet, which are really only 99 Beanbean coins. Eventually, Mario and Luigi find a thin slot near the ocean. Seeing that there is no way to get to Joke's End by underwater, Mario decides to hammer Luigi into a slot, turning him into a surfboard. |
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| There, they meet a fairy-like girl named [[Jojora]]. Eventually, the brothers reach Jojora's room at the top floor, where she is having a tea party. She requests that the brothers invite one of [[Jojora's friends|her friends]] over, who is a snow woman that attacks Mario and Luigi. They defeat her, and Jojora flees from the scene. Soon after, Mario and Luigi find Fawful, who is waiting for them to hand over the Beanstar. Luigi approaches him, and gives him the fake one, but Fawful is not fooled; he blasts Luigi and takes the real Beanstar. Mario comes up with a plan involving the extra dress Toadsworth gave to them before they went to Joke's End. Bowletta, who has the real Peach, soon spots Mario with another Peach. The other Peach says that the one the villains have is fake. Angered, Bowletta tosses what she believes to be the "fake" Peach overboard and takes the "real" one back to the repaired Koopa Crusier.
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| | During their trials, the fairy-like girl named [[Jojora]] appears from time to time, just to see how they are doing. Eventually, the brothers make it to Jojora's room at the top floor, where she is having a tea party. She requests that the brothers invite one of [[Jojora's Friends|her friends]] over. Her "friend" turns out to be a female snow puppet that attacks Mario and Luigi (with the help of Jojora). They defeat her, causing her to melt, leaving Jojora to flee from the scene. Soon after, Mario and Luigi find Fawful, who is waiting for them to hand over the Beanstar. Luigi approaches him, and gives him the fake one. But unlike most Mario enemies, Fawful is not fooled. He blasts Luigi and takes the real Beanstar. Luckily, Mario comes up with a plan involving the extra dress [[Toadsworth]] gave them before they went to Joke's End. Bowletta (with Peach) is complementing Fawful for seeing through that ruse, but their rejoicing is interrupted when they see Mario with another Peach. The other Peach says that the one they have is fake. Angered, Bowletta tosses the "fake" Peach overboard and takes the "real" one back to the repaired Koopa Crusier. |
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| | Back at the Cruiser, Bowletta and Fawful are celebrating their success, until Bowletta wonders why Peach is covering her mouth. She decides to scare her, revealing that she is really Luigi in disguise. Fawful chases him around, followed by Bowletta, until Luigi hits a switch, which drops a crate to block the twosome's way. With his Thunderhand powers, Luigi manages to escape the cruiser with the Beanstar. Upset at having a double failure, Bowletta decides for her and Fawful go to the Mushroom Kingdom for something. |
| Back at the Koopa Cruiser, Bowletta and Fawful are celebrating their success, until Bowletta finds out that the princess is really Luigi in disguise. Fawful chases him, followed by Bowletta, until he manages to escape the cruiser with the Beanstar. Upset, Bowletta decides that she and Fawful will go to the Mushroom Kingdom for something. | |
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| Back at Teehee Valley, Luigi crash-lands into a sand pit and sinks in. Mario manages to find him underground, but the two end up fighting Popple again. Popple is defeated, along with his new partner, Birdo. Afterwards, the brothers head back to Beanbean Castle Town. | | Back at Teehee Valley, Mario, Peach, and Toadsworth are on the lookout for Luigi. Luigi crash-lands into a sand pit and sinks in. Mario manages to find him underground, but the two end up fighting Popple again. Popple is defeated, along with his new partner, Birdo. After the brothers finish the battle, they head back to the Castle Town. |
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| The brothers find that the town is under fire again. It appears that Bowletta is using [[Bowser's Castle]] to attack the town, in retaliation for the brothers getting the Beanstar back from her, and then having it returned to Beanbean Castle. At Beanbean Castle, Lima suggests that they should try and find something to help them fly to reach Bowser's Castle. The brothers head back to Hoohoo Village to ask for Blablanadon's help. He accepts, and takes them up to Bowser's Castle.
| | Unfortunately, the brothers found that the town is under fire again. It appears that Bowletta is using [[Bowser's Castle]] to attack the town. At the castle, Queen Bean explains this, and Mario and Luigi decide to help out. Lima suggests that since the castle is in the sky, they should try and find something to help them fly upwards. The brothers head back to Hoohoo Village to ask for Blablanadon's help. He accepts, and takes them up to Bowser's Castle. |
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| At the castle, Mario and Luigi meet the [[Koopalings]], along with Fawful, who possesses some new gadgets. After trumping them and several other foes with the ranks of Bowletta's new army, the Bros. make their way to Bowletta herself; she reveals her plan to take over the Mushroom Kingdom after she is done gaining control of the Beanbean Kingdom. The brothers fight her and supposedly win, until a [[Time Bob-omb]] comes and suddenly takes them out. Bowletta reveals that she had been only faking her defeat, and eats them alive. In her body, the Mario Bros. fight Cackletta again, this time in her [[Cackletta's Spirit|spirit form]]. Mario and Luigi soon manage to defeat Cackletta once and for all. She spits them out of Bowser's body and vanishes, reverting Bowser to normal. Peasley then comes to address the brothers, saying that he has planted a detonator in the castle, and it will explode shortly. The brothers escape the castle via Blablanadon in time, but Bowser crashes into Oho Ocean, only to be later rescued by [[Prince Peasley]]. | | At the castle, Mario and Luigi use every technique that they had learned to get past all the puzzles and enemies in the castle. On the way, they meet the dreaded [[Koopaling]]s, along with the new-and-improved Fawful. After fighting the foes, they make their way to Bowletta. They fight her and supposedly win, until a countdown [[Bob-omb]] comes and takes out almost all the entire [[HP]] the brothers have. Apparently, Bowletta had been only faking her defeat and decides to do Mario and Luigi in by eating them alive. In her body, the Mario Bros. end up fighting Cackletta again, although this time in her [[Cackletta's Spirit|spirit form]], Cackletta's Soul. Mario and Luigi managed to defeat Cackletta once and for all. She spews out of Bowser's body, silently groans, and vanishes, never to be seen again. Bowser also returns to normal, unconscious on the floor. Peasley then comes to address the brothers, saying that he has planted a detonator in the castle, and it will explode shortly. The brothers manage to escape the castle via Blablanadon in time, but Bowser crashes into [[Oho Ocean]], only to be rescued by [[Prince Peasley]]. |
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| Later on, Peasley drops by with a huge present for the brothers. As the heroes return to the Mushroom Kingdom via Peach's airplane, Peasley's present turns out to be Bowser, who is dropped off at his other castle. The plane lands at Princess Peach's Castle, and fireworks erupt. It is then shown that the adventure was made into a movie being shown in the Yoshi Theater, where the screen zooms out to show the Yoshis sitting in the theater and applauding. | | Later on, while everyone is saying their goodbyes, Peasley drops by with a huge present for the brothers. And so, the heroes go back to the Mushroom Kingdom via Peach's airplane. As Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Toadsworth are laughing about the adventure, they fly over the ocean as the sun sets and get to the Mushroom Kingdom at night. Peasley's present turns out to be Bowser, who is dropped off at his other castle during the credits. The plane lands in Peach's castle, and fireworks erupt. Then, it is shown that a movie of the adventure is shown in Yoshi Theater, when the screen zooms out to show the Yoshis sitting in the theater and applauding. |
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| ==Main characters== | | ==Main Characters== |
| ===Playable characters===
| | *[[Mario]] - The well-known hero. |
| *[[Mario]] - The well-known hero of the Mushroom Kingdom. | |
| *[[Luigi]] - The not-as-famous brother of Mario. | | *[[Luigi]] - The not-as-famous brother of Mario. |
| *[[Toad]] - Sent to deliver word to Mario. He is only briefly playable at the very beginning of the game. | | *[[Cackletta]]/[[Bowletta]] - The main villain. |
| | | *[[Fawful]] - Cackletta's minion. |
| ===Supporting cast===
| | *[[Princess Peach]] - The damsel-in-distress victim. |
| *[[Princess Peach]] - The damsel-in-distress.
| | *[[Popple]] - Secondary villain and thief. |
| *[[Toadsworth]] - Peach's advisor and steward who accompanies her to the Beanbean Kingdom. | | *[[Bowser]]/[[Rookie (Bowser)|Rookie]] - Secondary villain who works for Popple. |
| *[[Prince Peasley]] - A hero from the Beanbean Kingdom. | | *[[Prince Peasley]] - Secondary hero. |
| *[[Queen Bean]] - The queen of the Beanbean Kingdom.
| | *[[Queen Bean]] - The Queen of the Beanbean Kingdom. |
| *[[Lady Lima]] - Queen Bean's most trusted advisor. | |
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| *[[Cackletta]]/[[Bowletta]] - An evil witch, the main villain, and the final boss. | |
| *[[Fawful]] - Cackletta's tech-savvy pupil, the secondary villain, and the penultimate boss. | |
| *[[Popple]] - A self-proclaimed master thief, and a recurring boss. | |
| *[[Bowser]]/[[Rookie]] - A minor villain who, for the first half of the game, suffers from amnesia and works for Popple. During the second half, Cackletta's spirit possesses his body.
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| Though much of the action of this game takes place in the Beanbean Kingdom, Mario and Luigi can still venture around several areas in the Mushroom Kingdom. All of the Beanbean Kingdom locations' names, except for [[Yoshi Theater (Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga)|Yoshi Theater]] and [[Little Fungitown]], have different names pertaining to laughter. The following is a list of various areas the brothers journey to throughout the course of the game: | | Though much of the action of this game takes place in the Beanbean Kingdom, Mario and Luigi can still venture towards several areas in the Mushroom Kingdom. All Beanbean Kingdom locations' names except for [[Yoshi Theater]] and [[Little Fungitown]] have different names for laughing in them. The following is a list of various areas they journey to throughout the course of the game: |
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| *[[Toad Town#Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga / Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions|Toadtown Square]] | | *[[Mushroom Kingdom]] |
| *[[Koopa Cruiser]] | | *[[Koopa Cruiser]] |
| *[[Stardust Fields]] | | *[[Stardust Fields]] |
| *[[Hoohoo Village]] | | *[[Hoohoo Village]] |
| *[[Hoohoo Mountain]] | | *[[Hoohoo Mountain]] |
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| *[[Beanbean Castle Town]] | | *[[Beanbean Castle Town]] |
| *[[Beanbean Castle]] | | *[[Beanbean Castle]] |
| *[[Chateau de Chucklehuck]]
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| *[[Chucklehuck Woods]] | | *[[Chucklehuck Woods]] |
| *[[Woohoo Hooniversity]] | | *[[Woohoo Hooniversity]] |
| *[[Beanbean International Airport|Beanbean Airport]]
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| *[[Oho Oasis]] | | *[[Oho Oasis]] |
| *[[Oho Ocean]] | | *[[Oho Ocean]] |
| *[[Seabed]] | | *[[Oho Ocean Seabed]] |
| *[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | *[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] |
| *[[Yoshi Theater (Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga)|Yoshi Theater]] | | *[[Yoshi Theater]] |
| *[[Joke's End]] | | *[[Joke's End]] |
| *[[Bowser's Castle#Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga / Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions|Bowser's Castle]] | | *[[Bowser's Castle#Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|Bowser's Castle]] |
| The game also has several secret caves which can only be visited by either Mario or Luigi acting separately from one another. These areas start as 2-dimensional, side-scrolling levels in the traditional platforming style. A rare item can be obtained from a [[mole (presenter)|mole]] if the caves are completed. | | |
| | The game also has several secret caves which can only be visited by either Mario or Luigi acting separate from the other. These areas start as 2-dimensional, side-scrolling levels in the traditional platforming style. A rare item can be obtained from a [[Monty Mole]] if the caves are completed. |
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| | To start a battle, Mario or Luigi must touch an enemy. They can also perform a [[First Strike]] by jumping on the enemy in the over-world. This will damage the enemy before the battle starts. Since the game is an [[RPG]], the player and enemies will take turns attacking each other. The player can use good [[Action Command|timed attacks]] to deal more damage. If Mario and Luigi take damage from enemies in the overworld they will take damage when a battle starts. |
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| To start a battle, Mario or Luigi must touch an enemy. They can also perform a [[First Strike]] by jumping on or hammering the enemy in the over-world. Respectively, this will damage or stun the enemy before the battle starts. Since the game is a turn-based [[RPG]], Mario, Luigi, and enemies take turns attacking each other. The player can use good [[Action Command|timed attacks]] to deal more damage. If Mario and Luigi take damage from enemies in the overworld or their backs are touched, they [[trip]] and are unable to move until their turn.<ref>{{cite|url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xMiHYIwIeU|title=M&LSS Battle - Japanese|publisher=YouTube|language=ja|accessdate=June 25, 2024|author=Alex95}}{{better source}}<!--Tagging for better source because the uploader says in the description that the video was was stolen from elsewhere.--></ref>
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| Each brother has their own [[Heart Point]]s, [[Bros. Point]]s, [[Power|POW]], [[Defense|DEF]], [[Speed|SPEED]], and [[Stache|STACHE]] points. When they finish a battle, they each gain [[Experience Point]]s. With enough Experience Points, they can level-up and increase each respective statistic.<ref>{{cite|date=April 5, 2017|author=Alex95|title=M&LSS Level Up - Japanese|publisher=YouTube|language=ja|url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_ZJO_5yB_o|accessdate=June 25, 2024}}{{better source}}<!--Tagging for better source because the uploader says in the description that the video was stolen from elsewhere.--></ref> | | Each brother has their own [[Heart Point]]s, [[Bros. Point]]s, POW, DEF, [[Speed|SPEED]], and [[Mustache|STACHE]] points. When they finish a battle, they each gain [[Experience Point]]s. With enough Experience Points, they can level-up and increase each respective statistic. |
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| *HP (abbreviation of Heart Points) is the amount of life that Mario and Luigi have. When an enemy hits either of them, they lose HP. When their HP reaches zero, they lose consciousness, but can be revived with a [[1-Up Mushroom]] or [[1-Up DX|1-Up Super]]. | | *HP (abbreviation of Heart Points) is the amount of life Mario and Luigi has. When an enemy hits either of them, they lose HP. When their HP reaches zero, they pass out, but can be revived with a [[1-Up Mushroom]] or [[1-Up Mushroom#Mario & Luigi series|1-Up Super]]. |
| *BP (abbreviation of Bros. Points) indicates how many times Mario and Luigi can use a Bros. Attack. Each attack uses a certain amount of BP, draining the total. BP can be restored by using a [[Syrup Jar]], [[Golden Mushroom (crownless)|Golden Mushroom]], or a 1-Up Super. | | *BP (abbreviation of Bros. Points) indicates how many times Mario and Luigi can use a Bros. Attack. Each attack uses a certain amount of BP, draining the total. BP can be restored by using a [[Syrup]], [[Golden Mushroom]] or a [[1-Up Super]]. |
| *POW (abbreviation of Power) is how strong either Mario or Luigi is. The higher their POW stats are, the more damage they will perform. | | *POW (abbreviation of Power) is how strong either Mario or Luigi is. The higher their POW stats are, the more damage they will perform. |
| *DEF (abbreviation of Defense) is how much damage either Mario or Luigi can block from an enemy hit. The higher their DEF stats are, the less damage they will take. | | *DEF (abbreviation of Defense) is how much damage either Mario or Luigi can block from an enemy hit. The higher their DEF stats are, the less damage they will take. |
| *SPEED is how fast Mario or Luigi are. If an enemy has a greater speed, they will attack first. If Mario and/or Luigi has a higher speed, they will attack first. | | *SPEED is how fast Mario or Luigi are. The more SPEED they have, the more they can attack an enemy in a given turn. |
| *STACHE is the most unique of Mario and Luigi's stats. The higher their STACHE stats are, the greater there is a chance of a Critical or Lucky hit, which doubles POW, and it also lowers the prices of items bought at shops and increases the worth of items sold (caps at 50%). | | *STACHE is the most unique of Mario and Luigi's stats. The higher their STACHE stats are, the greater there is a chance of a Lucky, which doubles POW, and it also lowers the prices of items bought at shops and increases the worth of items sold. |
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| During battle, Mario and Luigi have four options when it is their turn: Use a Solo Move, use a [[Bros. Attack]], use an [[List of items|item]], or [[Flee|run]]. | | During battle, Mario and Luigi will have four options when it is their turn: Use a Solo Move, use a [[Bros. Attack]], use an item, or run. |
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| [[File:M&LSS Solo Attack Command Block.png|frame|left]]
| | During a Solo Move, Mario or Luigi will use one of their basic attacks solo. Both bros. have solo move techniques that they can use in any battle in the game. Note that all of these techniques listed below must be learned by progressing through the game except for Mario and Luigi's [[Jump]]. |
| During a Solo Move, Mario or Luigi use one of their basic attacks solo. Both bros. have solo move techniques that they can use in any battle in the game. Note that all of these techniques listed below must be learned by progressing through the game except for Mario and Luigi's [[Jump]]. | | |
| =====Solo Techniques===== | | =====Solo Techniques===== |
| ;Mario's Solo Techniques | | ;Mario's Solo Techniques |
| *[[Jump]] - Mario jumps to squash enemies. | | *[[Jump]] - Mario uses his famous jump to squash enemies. |
| *[[Hammer]] - Mario can use his hammer to hit enemies. | | *[[Hammer]] - Mario can use his hammer to hit enemies. |
| *[[Firebrand|Hand]] - Mario can use his Firebrand ability to burn enemies. | | *[[Firebrand|Hand]] - Mario can use his Firebrand ability to burn enemies. |
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| *Jump - Luigi can jump to crush enemies. | | *Jump - Luigi can use his jumping ability to crush enemies. |
| *Hammer - Luigi can use his hammer to hit enemies. | | *Hammer - Luigi can use his hammer to hit enemies. |
| *[[Thunderhand|Hand]] - Luigi can use his Thunderhand ability to electrocute enemies. | | *[[Thunderhand|Hand]] - Luigi can use his Thunderhand ability to electrocute enemies. |
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| [[File:M&LSS Bros. Attack Command Block.png|frame|left]]
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| | | [[Image:Splash Bros.png|thumb|230px|Mario and Luigi using the Bros. Attack, [[Splash Bros.]] ]] |
| There are three different modes present for each Bros. Attack. Mode 1 consists of slow motion and visual button commands appearing when the command needs to be pressed, acting as a guideline for players. Mode 2 removes the slow motion, but retains the visual button commands. Mode 3 removes both the slow motion and visual button commands, and in turn, fewer [[Bros. Point]]s are used for the Bros. Attack and depending on the move it will deal more damage.
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| *[[Swing Bros.]] (secret) | | *[[Swing Bros.]] (secret) |
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| ====Items==== | | ====Items==== |
| [[File:M&LSS Item Command Block.png|frame|left]]
| | When choosing the item icon, Mario or Luigi can use an item to recover [[Heart Point|HP]] or [[Bros. Point|BP]]. Other items, such as Refreshing Herbs, can heal status effects, and red or green peppers will raise POW and gain weight or raise DEF and lose weight respectively. When one of the bros. passes out, the other bros. can use a [[1-Up Mushroom]] or [[1-Up Mushroom#Mario & Luigi series|1-Up Super]] the revive them. However, once an item is used, the bro's. turn is over. |
| When choosing the item icon, Mario or Luigi can use an item to recover [[Heart Point|HP]] or [[Bros. Point|BP]]. Other items, such as Refreshing Herbs, can heal status effects, and red or green peppers will raise POW and gain weight or raise DEF and lose weight respectively. When one of the bros. passes out, the other bros. can use a [[1-Up Mushroom]] or [[1-Up DX|1-Up Super]] to revive them. However, once an item is used, the bro's. turn is over. | |
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| ====Run==== | | ====Run==== |
| [[File:M&LSS Run Command Block.png|frame|left]]
| | Mario and Luigi can both run from battle when they choose the run icon. When getting away, the player must hit either the A or B button to make a bro. run. However, if they don't do this quickly, one of the bros. will drop a large amount of coins. When both bros. have left the screen, the player will end up back in the overworld and continue their adventure. This feature works better if one of the brothers has passed out. Instead of running, the remaining brother picks him up and carries him away, halving the number of coins lost. |
| Mario and Luigi can both [[Flee|run]] from battle when they choose the run icon. When getting away, the player must hit either the {{button|gba|A}} or {{button|gba|B}} to make a Bro run. However, if they do not do this quickly, one of the bros. will drop a large amount of coins. When both bros. have left the screen, the player will end up back in the overworld and continue their adventure. This feature works better if one of the brothers has passed out. Instead of running, the remaining brother picks him up and carries him away, halving the number of coins lost. | |
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| ===Avoiding attacks=== | | ===Avoiding Attacks=== |
| ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'' allows the player to completely avoid enemy attacks. Mario and Luigi can either use their [[hammer]] or [[jump]] moves to avoid attacks. With their Jump move, Mario or Luigi can simply jump over the attacking enemy. When using the Hammer to avoid attacks, the player must hold Mario or Luigi's respective button (Mario is {{button|gba|A}}, Luigi is {{button|gba|B}}) and release just as the enemy or their weapon hits. | | ''Superstar Saga'' allows the player to completely avoid enemy attacks. Mario and Luigi can either use their [[Hammer]] or [[Jump]] moves to avoid attacks. With their Jump move, Mario or Luigi can simply jump over the attacking enemy. When using the Hammer to avoid attacks, the player must hold Mario or Luigi's respective button (Mario is A, Luigi is B) and release just as the enemy or their weapon hits. |
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| Mario and Luigi can also use these moves to [[counterattack]]. When they jump over an enemy, they may land on them, causing damage. Mario or Luigi can also hit enemies with their Hammer during their turn. | | Mario and Luigi can also use these moves to [[counterattack]]. When they jump over an enemy, they may land on them, causing damage. Mario or Luigi can also hit enemies with their Hammer during their turn. |
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| ==Out-of-battle techniques== | | ==Out-of-Battle Techniques== |
| Mario and Luigi can also use some techniques out of battle. Once again, all of the following techniques must be learned by progressing in the game, except for jumping. | | Mario and Luigi can also use some techniques out of battle. Once again, all of the following techniques must be learned by progressing in the game, except for jumping. |
| ===Techniques when in the front===
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| |align="center"|[[File:SS Jump M.png]][[File:SS Jump L.png]]
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| |Mario and Luigi can both jump to reach high places and hit blocks.
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| |{{button|gba|A}}
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| |align="center"|[[File:SS Hammer M.png]][[File:SS Hammer L.png]]
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| |Mario and Luigi can both whack with their [[hammer]]s.
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| |{{button|gba|R}} then {{button|gba|A}}
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| |align="center"|[[File:SS Firebrand.png]]
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| |Mario can burn using his [[Firebrand]] ability.
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| |{{button|gba|R}} twice, then hold and release {{button|gba|A}}
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| |align="center"|[[File:SS Thunderhand.png]]
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| |Luigi can electrocute using his [[Thunderhand]] ability.
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| |{{button|gba|Start}} to swap, {{button|gba|R}} twice, then hold and release {{button|gba|A}}
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| ===Techniques when in the back=== | | ===Techniques When in the Front=== |
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| | *Mario and Luigi can both jump. |
| !Image
| | *Mario and Luigi can both whack their hammers. |
| !Action
| | *Mario can burn things up using his Firebrand ability. |
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| | *Luigi can electrocute things using his Thunderhand ability. |
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| |align="center"|[[File:SS Jump M.png]][[File:SS Jump L.png]]
| | ===Techniques When in the Back=== |
| |Mario and Luigi can both jump to reach high places and hit blocks.
| | *Mario and Luigi can both jump. |
| |{{button|gba|B}}
| | *Mario can do a "Spin Jump," by jumping on top of Luigi and spinning through the air. This is necessary for crossing large gaps. |
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| | *Luigi can do a "High Jump," by jumping on top of Mario and bouncing up high. This is necessary for getting higher up. |
| |align="center"|[[File:SS Spin M.png]]
| | *Mario can hit Luigi with his hammer, knocking him into the ground. Luigi can move under fences using this technique; and if he comes up under suspicious spots of ground he'll get a bean. |
| |Mario can do a "Spin Jump," by jumping on top of Luigi and spinning through the air. This is necessary for crossing large gaps.
| | *Luigi can hit Mario with his hammer, squishing him tiny. Mario can move into small openings using this technique. |
| |{{button|gba|Start}} to swap, {{button|gba|L}} then {{button|gba|B}}
| | *Mario can set Luigi on fire. Luigi will panic, and start running fast. This technique can use this to knock heavy things, such as [[Ankoopa]]s blocking paths. |
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| | *Luigi can electrocute Mario. Mario and Luigi will be joined together, and they can walk side-to-side. This can be used to move the mysterious [[Boo]] statues, which disappear when anyone looks directly at them. |
| |align="center"|[[File:SS. High L.png]]
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| |Luigi can do a "High Jump," by jumping on top of Mario and bouncing up high. This is necessary for reaching very high places.
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| |align="center"|[[File:SS Dunk L.png]]
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| |With [[Dunk Hammer|Luigi Dunk]], Mario can hit Luigi with his hammer, knocking him into the ground. Luigi can move under fences using this technique; and if he comes up under suspicious spots of ground, he may get a Chuckle Bean.
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| |{{button|gba|Start}} to swap, {{button|gba|L}} twice, then {{button|gba|B}}
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| |align="center"|[[File:SS Mini M.png]]
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| |Luigi can hit Mario with his hammer, squishing him into [[Mini-Mario (form)|Mini-Mario]]. Using this technique, Mario can move into small openings. He can also sense hidden Chuckle Beans and other treasures buried under the ground.
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| |{{button|gba|L}} twice, then {{button|gba|B}}
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| |align="center"|[[File:SS Firebrand Burn M.png]]
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| |{{button|gba|Start}} to swap,{{button|gba|L}} three times, hold {{button|gba|B}}, then release.
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| |align="center"|[[File:SS Thunderhand Shock L.png]]
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| |Luigi can electrocute Mario. Mario and Luigi will be joined together, and they can [[Tickle|walk side-to-side]]. This can be used to move the mysterious [[Boo Statue]]s, which disappear when anyone looks directly at them.
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| |{{button|gba|L}} three times, hold {{button|gba|B}}, then release.
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| ==Enemies== | | ==Enemies== |
| {{main|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga bestiary}}
| | The following is an alphabetical list of all 55 non-boss enemies found in ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga''. The name of each enemy, their stats, and locations found in the game are provided. Please go to the respective page of each enemy for further information. |
| Please note that some of these enemies are variations of a single enemy or were fought in a grouped-battle. For convenience, these variations are listed as separate enemies. Statistics listed are from the North American and European versions, with stats from the Japanese version in parentheses if they differ. Statistics from [[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions|the remake]] may vary. | | |
| ===Normal enemies=== | | Please note that some of these enemies are variations of a single enemy or were fought in a grouped-battle. For convenience, these variations are listed as separate enemies. |
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| | ===Normal Enemies=== |
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| !Image | | !Image |
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| ![[Heart Point|HP]] | | ![[Heart Point|HP]] |
| ![[Experience Point|EXP]] | | ![[Experience Point|EXP]] |
| ![[Coin]]s dropped | | ![[Coin]]s Dropped |
| !Location | | !Location |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Goomba SSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MnL Anuboo.png]] |
| ![[Goomba]] | | ![[Anuboo]] |
| |align="center"|4 | | | align="center" |60 |
| |align="center"|2 | | | align="center" |60 |
| |align="center"|0 | | | align="center" |15 |
| |[[Koopa Cruiser]] | | | [[Teehee Valley]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Fighter FlySSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Beanie.png]] |
| ![[Fighter Fly]] | | ![[Beanie]] |
| |align="center"|5 | | | align="center" |6 |
| |align="center"|2 | | | align="center" |4 |
| |align="center"|2 | | | align="center" |2 |
| |[[Stardust Fields]] | | | [[Hoohoo Mountain]]<br>[[Beanbean Castle]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Bill Blaster SSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Bill Blaster With Bullet Bill.png]] |
| ![[Bill Blaster]] | | ![[Bill Blaster]] |
| |align="center"|5 | | | align="center" |5 |
| |align="center"|3 | | | align="center" |3 |
| |align="center"|2 | | | align="center" |2 |
| |[[Stardust Fields]] | | | [[Stardust Fields]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Beanie.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Blooper SSS.png]] |
| ![[Beanie]] | | ![[Blooper]] |
| |align="center"|6 | | | align="center" |60 |
| |align="center"|4 | | | align="center" |35 |
| |align="center"|2 (1) | | | align="center" |20 |
| |[[Hoohoo Mountain]]<br>[[Beanbean Castle]]<br>[[Beanbean Fields|Beanbean Outskirts]]<br>[[Beanbean Castle]]<br>[[Chucklehuck Woods]]<br>[[Seabed]]<br>[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | | [[Oho Ocean]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:MLSSDryBones.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Blurp.png]] |
| ![[Dry Bones]] (1) | | ![[????|Blurp]] |
| |align="center"|8 | | | align="center" |50 |
| |align="center"|6 | | | align="center" |106 |
| |align="center"|2 | | | align="center" |12 |
| |[[Hoohoo Mountain]] | | | [[Gwarhar Lagoon]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:MnL Rex.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Bob-omb SSS.png]] |
| ![[Rex]] | | ![[Bob-omb]] |
| |align="center"|16 | | | align="center" |30 |
| |align="center"|8 | | | align="center" |48 |
| |align="center"|3 | | | align="center" |3 |
| |[[Hoohoo Mountain]] | | | Overworld |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Sharpea.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Boo SSS.png]] |
| ![[Sharpea]] | | ![[Boo]] |
| |align="center"|8 | | | align="center" |10 |
| |align="center"|2 | | | align="center" |40 |
| |align="center"|1 (2) | | | align="center" |10 |
| |[[Beanbean Fields|Beanbean Outskirts]] | | | [[Bowser's Castle]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Sworm MLSS sprite.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MnL BoomerangBro.png]] |
| ![[Sworm]] | | ![[Boomerang Bro. (Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga)|Boomerang Bro.]] |
| |align="center"|14 | | | align="center" |60 |
| |align="center"|14 (2) | | | align="center" |100 |
| |align="center"|4 (8) | | | align="center" |13 |
| |[[Beanbean Fields|Beanbean Outskirts]] | | | [[Gwarhar Lagoon]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Parabeanie battle.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Cheep CheepSSS.png]] |
| ![[Parabeanie]] | | ![[Cheep-Cheep]] |
| |align="center"|20 | | | align="center" |40 |
| |align="center"|9 (8) | | | align="center" |80 |
| |align="center"|2 (5) | | | align="center" |16 |
| |[[Beanbean Fields|Beanbean Outskirts]] | | | [[Oho Ocean]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Troopea.PNG]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:ChompBro_MLSS.png]] |
| ![[Troopea]] | | ![[Chomp Bro.]] |
| |align="center"|20 | | | align="center" |120 |
| |align="center"|16 (4) | | | align="center" |128 |
| |align="center"|3 | | | align="center" |8 |
| |[[Beanbean Fields|Beanbean Outskirts]] | | | [[Bowser's Castle]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Tanoomba.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MnL ChuckGuy.png]] |
| ![[Tanoomba]] | | ![[Chuck Guy]] |
| |align="center"|30 (70) | | | align="center" |30 |
| |align="center"|20 (14) | | | align="center" |15 |
| |align="center"|0 (20) | | | align="center" |3 |
| |[[Beanbean Fields|Beanbean Outskirts]] | | | [[Chucklehuck Woods]]<br>[[Guffawha Ruins]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Lakipea.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Clumph.png]] |
| ![[Lakipea]] | | ![[Clumph]] |
| |align="center"|40 (50) | | | align="center" |180 |
| |align="center"|20 (10) | | | align="center" |100 |
| |align="center"|12 | | | align="center" |8 |
| |[[Beanbean Fields|Beanbean Outskirts]] | | | [[Joke's End]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Bob-omb SSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSSDryBones.PNG]] |
| ![[Bob-omb]] | | ![[Dry Bones]] |
| |align="center"|30 | | | align="center" |8 |
| |align="center"|16 (7) | | | align="center" |6 |
| |align="center"|1 (5) | | | align="center" |2 |
| |[[Beanbean Fields|Beanbean Outskirts]] | | | [[Hoohoo Mountain]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Paratroopea.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Garon.gif]] |
| ![[Paratroopea]] | | ![[Dry Bones (Teehee Valley)|Dry Bones]] |
| |align="center"|40 | | | align="center" |60 |
| |align="center"|20 (9) | | | align="center" |68 |
| |align="center"|4 (8) | | | align="center" |13 |
| |[[Beanbean Fields|Beanbean Outskirts]] | | | [[Teehee Valley]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Super Fly.PNG]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Eeeek.png]] |
| ![[Super Fly (enemy)|Super Fly]] | | ![[Eeker]] |
| |align="center"|10 | | | align="center" |22 |
| |align="center"|12 | | | align="center" |24 |
| |align="center"|2 (4) | | | align="center" |0 |
| |[[Beanbean Castle Sewer]]s | | | [[Woohoo Hooniversity]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:MLSpiny.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Elitetroopea.gif]] |
| ![[Spiny]] | | ![[Elite Troopea]] |
| |align="center"|14 | | | align="center" |40 |
| |align="center"|15 | | | align="center" |59 |
| |align="center"|1 (2) | | | align="center" |14 |
| |[[Beanbean Castle]] | | | [[Gwarhar Lagoon]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:MnL Pestnut.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Fighter FlySSS.png]] |
| ![[Pestnut]] (1) | | ![[Fighter Fly]] |
| |align="center"|15 | | | align="center" |5 |
| |align="center"|15 (10) | | | align="center" |4 |
| |align="center"|2 (3) | | | align="center" |4 |
| |[[Chucklehuck Woods]] | | | [[Stardust Fields]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Gold Beanie.PNG]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Fuzzbush.gif]] |
| ![[Gold Beanie]] | | ![[Fuzzbush]] |
| |align="center"|11 | | | align="center" |15 |
| |align="center"|50 | | | align="center" |24 |
| |align="center"|30 (100) | | | align="center" |5 |
| |[[Chucklehuck Woods]]<br>[[Seabed]]<br>[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | | [[Chucklehuck Woods]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:MLSSChuckGuy.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Glurp.gif]] |
| ![[Chuck Guy]] (1) | | ![[Glurp]] |
| |align="center"|22 | | | align="center" |50 |
| |align="center"|15 | | | align="center" |70 |
| |align="center"|3 (5) | | | align="center" |10 |
| |[[Chucklehuck Woods]] | | | [[Joke's End]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Fuzzbush.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Gold Beanie.PNG]] |
| ![[Fuzzbush]] | | ![[Gold Beanie]] |
| |align="center"|15 | | | align="center" |40 |
| |align="center"|24 | | | align="center" |46 |
| |align="center"|5 (10) | | | align="center" |34 |
| |[[Chucklehuck Woods]] | | | [[Chucklehuck Woods]]<br>[[Oho Ocean]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Laser Snifit MLSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Goomba SSS.png]] |
| ![[Laser Snifit]] | | ![[Goomba]] |
| |align="center"|20 | | | align="center" |4 |
| |align="center"|20 (18) | | | align="center" |4 |
| |align="center"|4 | | | align="center" |0 |
| |[[Woohoo Hooniversity]] | | | [[Koopa Cruiser]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Eeeker.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MnL Goomdiver.png]] |
| ![[Eeker]] | | ![[Goomdiver]] |
| |align="center"|20 | | | align="center" |30 |
| |align="center"|24 (25) | | | align="center" |25 |
| |align="center"|0 (5) | | | align="center" |8 |
| |[[Woohoo Hooniversity]] | | | [[Oho Ocean]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:YoBro MLSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Gritty Goomba.png]] |
| ![[Yo Bro]] | | !'''[[Gritty Goomba]]''' (Red) |
| |align="center"|40 (30) | | | align="center" |30 |
| |align="center"|30 (25) | | | align="center" |30 |
| |align="center"|10 (8) | | | align="center" |4 |
| |[[Woohoo Hooniversity]] | | | [[Teehee Valley]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Virus SSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:GrittyGoombaB MnL.png]] |
| ![[Virus]] | | !'''[[Gritty Goomba]]''' (Green) |
| |align="center"|36 | | | align="center" |50 |
| |align="center"|22 (20) | | | align="center" |68 |
| |align="center"|4 | | | align="center" |8 |
| |[[Woohoo Hooniversity]] | | | [[Gwarhar Lagoon]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Mecha-Chomp_MnL.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MnL GunnerGuy.png]] |
| ![[Mecha-Chomp]] | | ![[Gunner Guy]] |
| |align="center"|36 (46) | | | align="center" |60 |
| |align="center"|26 (35) | | | align="center" |90 |
| |align="center"|6 (12) | | | align="center" |25 |
| |[[Woohoo Hooniversity]] | | | [[Bowser's Castle]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Oho G.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Hammerbrosprite65.png|50px]] |
| ![[Oho Jee]] | | ![[Hammer Bro.]] |
| |align="center"|75 | | | align="center" |100 |
| |align="center"|4 | | | align="center" |132 |
| |align="center"|1 | | | align="center" |25 |
| |[[Oho Oasis]]<br>[[Fire Palace]]<br>[[Thunder Palace]] | | | [[Bowser's Castle]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:MnL Oho Ocean Pestnut.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Icesnifit.gif]] |
| ![[Elite Pestnut|Pestnut]] (2) | | ![[Ice Snifit]] |
| |align="center"|40 (30) | | | align="center" |60 |
| |align="center"|35 (25) | | | align="center" |68 |
| |align="center"|5 (6) | | | align="center" |18 |
| |[[Seabed]]<br>[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | | [[Joke's End]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:MnL Goomdiver.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Lakipea.gif]] |
| ![[Goomdiver]] | | ![[Lakipea]] |
| |align="center"|30 | | | align="center" |40 |
| |align="center"|25 | | | align="center" |20 |
| |align="center"|8 | | | align="center" |12 |
| |[[Seabed]]<br>[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | | Overworld |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Blooper SSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Laser.PNG]] |
| ![[Blooper]] | | ![[Laser Snifit]] |
| |align="center"|60 (40) | | | align="center" |20 |
| |align="center"|35 | | | align="center" |20 |
| |align="center"|10 (12) | | | align="center" |4 |
| |[[Seabed]] | | | [[Woohoo Hooniversity]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Blue and Red Piranha Plants.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Limbo Bros. Yellow.png]] |
| ![[Piranha Plant]] | | !'''[[Limbo Bro.]]''' (Yellow) |
| |align="center"|30 | | | align="center" |40 |
| |align="center"|6 (4) | | | align="center" |60 |
| |align="center"|1 (2) | | | align="center" |18 |
| |[[Beanbean International Airport]] | | | [[Guffawha Ruins]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:Gritty Goomba.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Limbo Bros. Green.png]] |
| ![[Gritty Goomba]] (1) | | !'''[[Limbo Bro.]]''' (Green) |
| |align="center"|30 | | | align="center" |45 |
| |align="center"|30 (25) | | | align="center" |80 |
| |align="center"|4 | | | align="center" |14 |
| |[[Teehee Valley]] | | | [[Teehee Valley]] |
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| |align="center"|[[File:SpikySnifit MLSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Magikoopa SSS.png]] |
| ![[Spiky Snifit]] | | ![[Magikoopa]] |
| |align="center"|80 | | | align="center" |100 |
| |align="center"|67 (45) | | | align="center" |110 |
| |align="center"|5 (6) | | | align="center" |40 |
| |[[Teehee Valley]] | | | [[Bowser's Castle]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MnL ChuckGuy.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Malibut.png]] |
| ![[Elite Chuck Guy|Chuck Guy]] (2) | | ![[Malibut]] |
| |align="center"|30 | | | align="center" |60 |
| |align="center"|60 (30) | | | align="center" |68 |
| |align="center"|20 (12) | | | align="center" |5 |
| |[[Guffawha Ruins]] | | | [[Oho Ocean]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Oucherglass MLSS.png]][[File:MLSSOucherGlass2.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Mechablooper.gif]] |
| ![[Oucher Glass]] | | ![[Mecha-Blooper]] |
| |align="center"|40 | | | align="center" |80 |
| |align="center"|60 (40) | | | align="center" |172 |
| |align="center"|5 (8) | | | align="center" |5 |
| |[[Guffawha Ruins]] | | | [[Oho Ocean Seabed]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Limbo Bros. Yellow.png]] | | | align="center" |[[File:Mecha-Chomp_MnL.png]] |
| ![[Limbo Bro]] (1) | | ![[Mecha-Chomp]] |
| |align="center"|40 | | | align="center" |35 |
| |align="center"|60 (35) | | | align="center" |26 |
| |align="center"|18 (15) | | | align="center" |6 |
| |[[Guffawha Ruins]] | | | [[Woohoo Hooniversity]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MnL Anuboo.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Oho G.png]] |
| ![[Anuboo]] | | ![[Oho Jee]] |
| |align="center"|60 | | | align="center" |70 |
| |align="center"|60 | | | align="center" |4 |
| |align="center"|15 (18) | | | align="center" |1 |
| |[[Teehee Valley]] | | | [[Oho Oasis]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Cheep CheepSSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Oucherglass.PNG]] |
| ![[Cheep Cheep]] | | ![[Oucher Glass]] |
| |align="center"|40 | | | align="center" |40 |
| |align="center"|60 | | | align="center" |125 |
| |align="center"|15 (6) | | | align="center" |22 |
| |[[Seabed]]<br>[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | | [[Guffawha Ruins]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:PufferCheep.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Parabeanie battle.png]] |
| ![[Puffer-Cheep]] | | ![[Parabeanie]] |
| |align="center"|40 | | | align="center" |25 |
| |align="center"|80 (60) | | | align="center" |9 |
| |align="center"|10 (6) | | | align="center" |2 |
| |[[Seabed]]<br>[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | | Overworld |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Starkiss.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Paratroopea.png]] |
| ![[Starkiss]] | | ![[Paratroopea]] |
| |align="center"|35 | | | align="center" |30 |
| |align="center"|58 (50) | | | align="center" |20 |
| |align="center"|1 (6) | | | align="center" |4 |
| |[[Seabed]]<br>[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | | Overworld |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Malibut.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MnL Pestnut.png]] |
| ![[Malibut]] | | ![[Pestnut]] |
| |align="center"|60 (50) | | | align="center" |16 |
| |align="center"|68 (70) | | | align="center" |38 |
| |align="center"|8 (12) | | | align="center" |4 |
| |[[Seabed]]<br>[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | | [[Chucklehuck Woods]]<br>[[Oho Ocean Seabed]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Mecha Blooper.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Blue and Red Piranha Plants.png]] |
| ![[Mecha-Blooper]] | | ![[Piranha Plant]] |
| |align="center"|80 | | | align="center" |30 |
| |align="center"|92 (80) | | | align="center" |6 |
| |align="center"|12 (25) | | | align="center" |1 |
| |[[Seabed]]<br>[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | | [[Beanbean International Airport]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Elite Troopea.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Puffer Cheep.gif|30px]] |
| ![[Elite Troopea]] | | ![[Puffer-Cheep]] |
| |align="center"|40 | | | align="center" |40 |
| |align="center"|40 (70) | | | align="center" |80 |
| |align="center"|12 | | | align="center" |16 |
| |[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | | [[Oho Ocean Seabed]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:GrittyGoombaB_MnL.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MnL Rex.png]] |
| ![[Elite Gritty Goomba|Gritty Goomba]] (2) | | ![[Rex]] |
| |align="center"|50 | | | align="center" |16 |
| |align="center"|68 (55) | | | align="center" |8 |
| |align="center"|8 | | | align="center" |3 |
| |[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | | [[Hoohoo Mountain]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MnL BoomerangBro.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Scaratroopea.gif]] |
| ![[Beanerang Bro|Boomerang Bro]] | | ![[Scaratroopea]] |
| |align="center"|60 | | | align="center" |70 |
| |align="center"|100 | | | align="center" |40 |
| |align="center"|20 | | | align="center" |12 |
| |[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | | [[Joke's End]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Sand Cheep.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Sharkbone.png]] |
| ![[Sand Cheep|????]] (Sand Cheep) | | ![[????|Sharkbone]] |
| |align="center"|50 | | | align="center" |25 |
| |align="center"|80 (50) | | | align="center" |106 |
| |align="center"|10 | | | align="center" |12 |
| |[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | | [[Gwarhar Lagoon]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Sharkbone.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Sharpea.png]] |
| ![[Sharkbone|????]] (Sharkbone) | | ![[Sharpea]] |
| |align="center"|25 | | | align="center" |8 |
| |align="center"|120 (80) | | | align="center" |2 |
| |align="center"|14 (10) | | | align="center" |1 |
| |[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | | [[Beanbean Castle]]<br>[[Hoohoo Mountain]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Ice Snifit.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:SpikySnifit MLSS.png]] |
| ![[Ice Snifit (Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga)|Ice Snifit]] | | ![[Spiky Snifit]] |
| |align="center"|60 | | | align="center" |60 |
| |align="center"|68 (75) | | | align="center" |66 |
| |align="center"|18 (15) | | | align="center" |5 |
| |[[Joke's End]] | | | [[Teehee Valley]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Glurp.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSpiny.png]] |
| ![[Glurp]] | | ![[Spiny]] |
| |align="center"|50 | | | align="center" |14 |
| |align="center"|70 | | | align="center" |15 |
| |align="center"|10 | | | align="center" |1 |
| |[[Joke's End]] | | | [[Beanbean Castle Sewers]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Clumph.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Sniper Bill.PNG]] |
| ![[Clumph]] | | ![[Sniper Bill]] |
| |align="center"|200 (150) | | | align="center" |80 |
| |align="center"|100 (120) | | | align="center" |80 |
| |align="center"|8 (30) | | | align="center" |10 |
| |[[Joke's End]] | | | [[Bowser's Castle]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Scaratroopea.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Starkiss.gif]] |
| ![[Scaratroopea]] | | ![[Starkiss]] |
| |align="center"|70 | | | align="center" |35 |
| |align="center"|48 (90) | | | align="center" |58 |
| |align="center"|20 (12) | | | align="center" |1 |
| |[[Joke's End]] | | | [[Oho Ocean Seabed]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Elite Dry Bones.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Super Fly.PNG]] |
| ![[Elite Dry Bones|Dry Bones]] (2) | | ![[Super Fly (enemy)|Super Fly]] |
| |align="center"|40 | | | align="center" |10 |
| |align="center"|68 (70) | | | align="center" |12 |
| |align="center"|13 (8) | | | align="center" |2 |
| |[[Teehee Valley]] | | | [[Beanbean Castle Sewers]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Limbo Bros. Green.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Sworm.PNG]] |
| ![[Elite Limbo Bro|Limbo Bro]] (2) | | ![[Sworm]] |
| |align="center"|45 | | | align="center" |14 |
| |align="center"|80 | | | align="center" |13 |
| |align="center"|14 (15) | | | align="center" |4 |
| |[[Teehee Valley]] | | | [[Beanbean Castle Town]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MnL GunnerGuy.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Tanoomba.png]] |
| ![[Gunner Guy]] | | ![[Tanoomba]] |
| |align="center"|60 | | | align="center" |30 |
| |align="center"|90 | | | align="center" |30 |
| |align="center"|25 (10) | | | align="center" |0 |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]] | | | [[Beanbean Castle Town]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Superstar Saga Hammer Bros.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Troopea.PNG]] |
| ![[Hammer Bro#Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga / Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions|Hammer Bro]] | | ![[Troopea]] |
| |align="center"|100 | | | align="center" |20 |
| |align="center"|132 (120) | | | align="center" |16 |
| |align="center"|25 | | | align="center" |3 |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]] | | | Overworld |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Boo SSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Virus SSS.png]] |
| ![[Boo]] | | ![[Virus]] |
| |align="center"|10 | | | align="center" |35 |
| |align="center"|40 (110) | | | align="center" |22 |
| |align="center"|10 (8) | | | align="center" |4 |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]] | | | [[Woohoo Hooniversity]] |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:ChompBro MLSS.png]]
| |
| ![[Chomp Bro]]
| |
| |align="center"|120
| |
| |align="center"|128 (120)
| |
| |align="center"|8; 1 without chomp (always 15)
| |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]]
| |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Magikoopa SSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:YoBro MLSS.png]] |
| ![[Magikoopa]] | | ![[Yo Bro.]] |
| |align="center"|100 | | | align="center" |40 |
| |align="center"|110 (130) | | | align="center" |30 |
| |align="center"|20 (25) | | | align="center" |10 |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]] | | | [[Woohoo Hooniversity]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Sniper Bill.png]]
| |
| ![[Sniper Bill]]
| |
| |align="center"|80
| |
| |align="center"|80 (100)
| |
| |align="center"|10 (8)
| |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]]
| |
| |} | | |} |
| <br> | | <br> |
|
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| ===Bosses=== | | ===Bosses=== |
| There are 28 bosses in the game. They are listed below in chronological order, although Hermie III, Popple (third encounter), and Piranha Bean can be fought in any order. | | There are 27 bosses in the game. They are listed below in chronological order. The Koopalings are fought in the same order they are fought in [[Super Mario World]]. |
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| The stats of the derivatives of bosses are shown if they are not zero.
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| {|width=100% class=wikitable | |
| |- | | |- |
| !Image | | !Image |
| !Name | | !Name |
| ![[Heart Point|HP]] | | ![[Hit Point|HP]] |
| ![[Experience Point|EXP]] | | ![[Experience Point|EXP]] |
| !Coins dropped | | !Coins Dropped |
| !Location | | !Location |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:BowserSSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[File:BowserSSS.png|37px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Bowser]]'''{{footnote|main|1}} | | | align="center" |'''[[Bowser]]''' |
| |align="center"|6 | | | align="center" |9 |
| |align="center"|0 | | | align="center" |N/A |
| |align="center"|0 | | | align="center" |N/A |
| |[[Peach's Castle|Princess Peach's Castle]] | | | [[Peach's Castle]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Superstarsagafawfulheadgear.PNG]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Fawul Superstar Saga.png|27px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Fawful]] (1)''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Fawful]]''' |
| |align="center"|18 (first phase)<br>12 (second phase) | | | align="center" |30 |
| |align="center"|0 | | | align="center" |0 |
| |align="center"|2 (0) | | | align="center" |0 |
| |[[Koopa Cruiser]] | | | [[Koopa Cruiser]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Tolstar battle.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Tolstar battle.png|37px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Tolstar]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Tolstar]]''' |
| |align="center"|52 | | | align="center" |50 |
| |align="center"|30 | | | align="center" |35 |
| |align="center"|Same as the coins that the player paid before battle | | | align="center" |0 |
| |[[Stardust Fields]] | | | [[Stardust Fields]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Hoohooros battle.png]][[File:HoohoorosPillarMLSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Hoohooros battle.png|38px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Hoohooros]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Hoohooros]]''' |
| |align="center"|Hoohooros - 45<br>Pillar - 2 | | | align="center" |45 |
| |align="center"|30 | | | align="center" |30 |
| |align="center"|Hoohooros - 20<br>Pillar - 2 (0) | | | align="center" |34 |
| |[[Hoohoo Mountain]] | | | [[Hoohoo Mountain]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MnL Dragohoho.png]][[File:Hoho Stone SSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MnL Dragohoho.png|37px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Dragohoho]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Dragohoho]]''' |
| |align="center"|Dragohoho - 80<br>Hoho Stone - 4 | | | align="center" |80 |
| |align="center"|50 | | | align="center" |50 |
| |align="center"|Dragohoho - 30<br>Hoho Stone - 2 (0) | | | align="center" |34 |
| |[[Hoohoo Mountain]] | | | [[Hoohoo Mountain]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:QueenBeanBattle.PNG]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:QueenBeanBattle.PNG|40px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Queen Bean]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Queen Bean]]''' |
| |align="center"|Main - 120 (100)<br>Arms - 22 (10) | | | align="center" |120 |
| |align="center"|142 (150) | | | align="center" |154 |
| |align="center"|10 (50) | | | align="center" |16 |
| |[[Beanbean Castle]] | | | [[Beanbean Castle]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Popplesprite MnL.png]][[File:Rookie Bowser MLSS sprite.png]] | | | align="center" |[[File:Popplesprite_MnL.png|26px]][[Image:Le Bleu.PNG|37px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Popple]] & [[Rookie]] (1)''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Popple]]''' and '''[[Rookie (Bowser)|Rookie]]''' |
| |align="center"|Popple - 100<br>Rookie - 120 | | | align="center" |Popple - 100<br>Rookie - 120 |
| |align="center"|Popple - 50<br>Rookie - 110 (120) | | | align="center" |Popple - 50<br>Rookie - 110 |
| |align="center"|Popple - 30 (40)<br>Rookie - 34 (30) | | | align="center" |Popple - 30<br>Rookie - 34 |
| |[[Chateau de Chucklehuck]] | | | [[Chucklehuck Woods]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Wiggler Superstar Saga.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Wiggler Superstar Saga.png|45px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Wiggler]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Wiggler]]''' |
| |align="center"|34 | | | align="center" |34 |
| |align="center"|120 | | | align="center" |120 |
| |align="center"|0 (87) | | | align="center" |0 |
| |[[Chucklehuck Woods]] | | | [[Chucklehuck Woods]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Chuckolator MLSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Chuckolator_MLSS.png|40px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Chuckolator]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Chuckolator]]''' |
| |align="center"|300 | | | align="center" |300 |
| |align="center"|260 | | | align="center" |260 |
| |align="center"|0 (100) | | | align="center" |0 |
| |[[Chucklehuck Woods]] | | | [[Chucklehuck Woods]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Cackletta battle.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Cackletta battle.png|32px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Cackletta]] (1)''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Cackletta]]''' |
| |align="center"|300 | | | align="center" |200 |
| |align="center"|300{{footnote|main|2}} (320) | | | align="center" |900 |
| |align="center"|100 | | | align="center" |300 |
| |[[Woohoo Hooniversity]] | | | [[Woohoo Hooniversity]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Popplesprite MnL.png]][[File:Rookie Bowser MLSS sprite.png]] | | | align="center" |[[File:Popplesprite_MnL.png|26px]][[Image:Le Bleu.PNG|37px]] |
| |align="center"|'''Popple & Rookie (2)''' | | | align="center" |'''Popple''' and '''Rookie (second time)''' |
| |align="center"|Popple - 150<br>Rookie - 250 | | | align="center" |Popple - 150<br>Rookie - 250 |
| |align="center"|Popple - 120 (100)<br>Rookie - 180 (250) | | | align="center" |Popple - 120<br>Rookie - 180 |
| |align="center"|Popple - 33 (50)<br>Rookie - 33 (30) | | | align="center" |Popple - 33<br>Rookie - 33 |
| |[[Woohoo Hooniversity]] | | | [[Woohoo Hooniversity]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Mom Piranha battle.png]][[File:Mom Piranha B SSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Mom Piranha battle.png|37px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Mom Piranha]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Mom Piranha]]''' |
| |align="center"|220 | | | align="center" |220 |
| |align="center"|400 (420) | | | align="center" |400 |
| |align="center"|50 in red; 0 in blue (always 130) | | | align="center" |0 |
| |[[Beanbean Airport]] | | | [[Beanbean Airport]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Trunkle.PNG]][[File:Trunkle Small SSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Trunkle.PNG|37px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Trunkle]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Trunkle]]''' |
| |align="center"|Body - 110 (180)<br>Tree - 60 (140) | | | align="center" |110 |
| |align="center"|Body - 440 (500)<br>Tree - 150 (0)<br>Small - 110 (0) | | | align="center" |1000 |
| |align="center"|Body - 88 (150)<br>Tree - 12 (0)<br>Small - 22 (0) | | | align="center" |188 |
| |[[Teehee Valley]] | | | [[Teehee Valley]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS-Hermie III Sprite.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Hermiethree.gif|35px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Hermie III]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Hermie III]]''' |
| |align="center"|Main - 400 (380)<br>Claws - 70 (40) | | | align="center" |400 |
| |align="center"|450 (600) | | | align="center" |450 |
| |align="center"|80 (200) | | | align="center" |80 |
| |[[Gwarhar Lagoon]] | | | [[Gwarhar Lagoon]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Popplesprite_MnL.png]] | | | align="center" |[[File:Popplesprite_MnL.png|26px]] |
| |align="center"|'''Popple''' | | | align="center" |'''Popple''' |
| |align="center"|520 (620) | | | align="center" |500 |
| |align="center"|600 | | | align="center" |600 |
| |align="center"|120 (200) | | | align="center" |121 |
| |[[Chucklehuck Woods]] | | | [[Chucklehuck Woods]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Piranha Bean.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Jojora_MnL.png]] [[Image:Jojorasfriend.png|63px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Piranha Bean]]'''{{footnote|main|3}} | | | align="center" |'''[[Jojora]]''' and her '''[[Jojora's Friends|Friend]]''' |
| |align="center"|180 (280) | | | align="center" |Jojora - 50<br>Friend - 500 |
| |align="center"|150 (250) | | | align="center" |Jojora - 500<br>Friend - 800 |
| |align="center"|1 (150) | | | align="center" |Jojora - 200<br>Friend - 180 |
| |[[Beanbean Fields|Beanbean Outskirts]] | | | [[Joke's End]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Jojora MnL.png]] [[File:Jojorasfriend.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Birdo and Popple battle.png|50px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Jojora]] & one of [[Jojora's friends]]''' | | | align="center" |'''Popple''' and '''[[Birdo]]''' |
| |align="center"|Jojora - 50<br>Friend - 500 | | | align="center" |Popple - 500<br>Birdo - 450 |
| |align="center"|Jojora - 500<br>Friend - 800 | | | align="center" |Popple - 500<br>Birdo - 900 |
| |align="center"|Jojora - 200 (260)<br>Friend - 180 (240) | | | align="center" |Popple - 99<br>Birdo - 495 |
| |[[Joke's End]] | | | [[Teehee Valley]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:BirdoMLSS.png]][[File:Popplesprite_MnL.png]][[File:Egg SSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Piranhabean.gif|50px]] |
| |align="center"|'''Popple & [[Birdo]] with [[Egg]]s''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Piranha Bean]]''' |
| |align="center"|Popple - 500 (600)<br>Birdo - 450 (500)<br>Eggs - 20 | | | align="center" |180 |
| |align="center"|Popple - 500 (300)<br>Birdo - 900 | | | align="center" |150 |
| |align="center"|Popple - 99 (200)<br>Birdo - 99 (180)<br>Eggs - 99 (0) | | | align="center" |1 |
| |[[Teehee Valley]] | | | [[Beanbean Kingdom]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Iggy-MLSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Iggy-MLSS.png|25px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Iggy]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Iggy Koopa]]''' |
| |align="center"|550 (650) | | | align="center" |550 |
| |align="center"|800 (550) | | | align="center" |800 |
| |align="center"|99 (200) | | | align="center" |99 |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]] | | | [[Bowser's Castle]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Morton-MLSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Morton-MLSS.png|30px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Morton]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Morton Koopa Jr.]]''' |
| |align="center"|500 (900) | | | align="center" |500 |
| |align="center"|800 (600) | | | align="center" |800 |
| |align="center"|99 (200) | | | align="center" |99 |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]] | | | [[Bowser's Castle]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Lemmy-MLSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Lemmy-MLSS.png|25px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Lemmy]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Lemmy Koopa]]''' |
| |align="center"|Lemmy - 380 (600)<br>Fake - 1 | | | align="center" |380 |
| |align="center"|800 (650) | | | align="center" |800 |
| |align="center"|Lemmy - 99 (200)<br>Fake - 1 (0) | | | align="center" |102 |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]] | | | [[Bowser's Castle]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Ludwig-MLSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Ludwig-MLSS.png|30px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Ludwig]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Ludwig Von Koopa]]''' |
| |align="center"|550 (700) | | | align="center" |550 |
| |align="center"|800 (700) | | | align="center" |800 |
| |align="center"|99 (200) | | | align="center" |99 |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]] | | | [[Bowser's Castle]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Roy-MLSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Roy-MLSS.png|25px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Roy]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Roy Koopa]]''' |
| |align="center"|550 (920) | | | align="center" |550 |
| |align="center"|800 (750) | | | align="center" |800 |
| |align="center"|99 (200) | | | align="center" |99 |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]] | | | [[Bowser's Castle]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Wendy-MLSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Wendy-MLSS.png|30px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Wendy]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Wendy O. Koopa]]''' |
| |align="center"|Wendy - 350 (500)<br>Fake - 1 | | | align="center" |350 |
| |align="center"|800 | | | align="center" |800 |
| |align="center"|Wendy - 99 (200)<br>Fake - 1 (0) | | | align="center" |102 |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]] | | | [[Bowser's Castle]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Larry-MLSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Larry-MLSS.png|25px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Larry]]''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Larry Koopa]]''' |
| |align="center"|550 (600) | | | align="center" |550 |
| |align="center"|800 (850) | | | align="center" |800 |
| |align="center"|99 (200) | | | align="center" |99 |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]] | | | [[Bowser's Castle]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Fawful Battle 2nd time.png]][[File:Fawful Dome SSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Fawful Battle 2nd time.png|27px]] |
| |align="center"|'''Fawful (2)''' | | | align="center" |'''Fawful (second time)''' |
| |align="center"|Fawful - 400 (430)<br>Dome - 0 | | | align="center" |400 |
| |align="center"|1500 (1000) | | | align="center" |1500 |
| |align="center"|Fawful - 365 (350)<br>Dome - 0 | | | align="center" |365 |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]] | | | [[Bowser's Castle]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Bowletta.png]][[File:Darkbowletta.PNG]][[File:Flaret Sprite.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:Bowletta.png|35px]] |
| |align="center"|'''[[Bowletta]] with [[Flaret]]s''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Bowletta]]''' |
| |align="center"|Bowletta - 500 (700)<br>Flaret - 10 | | | align="center" |500 |
| |align="center"|Bowletta - 5000{{footnote|main|4}} (0)<br>Flaret - 0 | | | align="center" |0 |
| |align="center"|Bowletta - 2004{{footnote|main|4}} (0)<br>Flaret - 0 | | | align="center" |0 |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]] | | | [[Bowser's Castle]] |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:CacklettasSpirit MLSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:CacklettasSpirit MLSS.png|37px]] |
| |align="center"|'''Cackletta (2)''' | | | align="center" |'''[[Cackletta's Soul]]''' |
| |align="center"|Head - 200 (180)<br>Arms - 80 (90)<br>Heart - 1200 (800) | | | align="center" |1200 |
| |align="center"|0 | | | align="center" |0 |
| |align="center"|Head - 8{{footnote|main|4}} (0)<br> Arms - 0<br> Heart - 0<br> | | | align="center" |0 |
| |[[Bowser's Castle]] | | | Inside Bowletta |
| |} | | |} |
| {{footnote|note|1|Can only be fought by Mario}}
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| {{footnote|note|2|In North American and European versions, it is multiplied by 3 becoming 900 in game due to a glitch.}}
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| {{footnote|note|3|Can only be fought by Luigi}}
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| {{footnote|note|4|In North American and European versions, this is only possible if the player manages to perform the [[List of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga glitches#5000 Damage Glitch|5000 damage glitch]].}}
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| <br> | | <br> |
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| ==Items== | | ==Items== |
| The following are items that are used in only battle.
| | These items are used in battle or in the overworld. |
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| !Effect | | !Effect |
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| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperstarSagaMushroom.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperstarSagaMushroom.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Mushroom]] | | | align="center" |[[Mushroom]] |
| |Restores 25 HP to a single bro. | | | This item heals 25 of one brother's HP. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperstarSagaMushroom.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperstarSagaMushroom.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Super Mushroom]] | | | align="center" |[[Mushroom|Super Mushroom]] |
| |Restores {{hover|50 HP|45 HP in the Japanese version}} to a single bro. | | | This item heals 50 of one brother's HP. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperstarSagaMushroom.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperstarSagaMushroom.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Ultra Mushroom]] | | | align="center" |[[Mushroom|Ultra Mushroom]] |
| |Restores {{hover|120 HP|75 HP in the Japanese version}} to a single bro. | | | This item heals 120 of one brother's HP. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperstarSagaMushroom.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperstarSagaMushroom.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Max Mushroom]] | | | align="center" |[[Mushroom|Max Mushroom]] |
| |Restores full HP to a single bro. | | | This item heals all of one brother's HP. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperStarSagaNut.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperStarSagaNut.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Nut]] | | | align="center" |[[Nuts]] |
| |Restores {{hover|20 HP|25 HP in the Japanese version}} to both Mario and Luigi. | | | This item heals 20 of both brother's HP. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperStarSagaNut.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperStarSagaNut.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Super Nut]] | | | align="center" |[[Nuts|Super Nuts]] |
| |Restores {{hover|40 HP|45 HP in the Japanese version}} to both Mario and Luigi. | | | This item heals 40 of both brother's HP. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperStarSagaNut.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperStarSagaNut.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Ultra Nut]] | | | align="center" |[[Nuts|Ultra Nuts]] |
| |Restores {{hover|100 HP|75 HP in the Japanese version}} to both Mario and Luigi. | | | This item heals 100 of both brother's HP. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperStarSagaNut.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperStarSagaNut.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Max Nut]] | | | align="center" |[[Nuts|Max Nuts]] |
| |Restores full HP to both Mario and Luigi. | | | This item heals all of both brother's HP. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperStarSagaSyrup.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperStarSagaSyrup.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Syrup Jar|Syrup]] | | | align="center" |[[Syrup]] |
| |Restores 20 BP to a single bro. | | | This item restores 20 BP of one brother. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperStarSagaSyrup.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperStarSagaSyrup.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Supersyrup Jar|Super Syrup]] | | | align="center" |[[Syrup|Super Syrup]] |
| |Restores {{hover|40 BP|35 BP in the Japanese version}} to a single bro. | | | This item restores 40 BP of one brother. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperStarSagaSyrup.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperStarSagaSyrup.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Ultrasyrup Jar|Ultra Syrup]] | | | align="center" |[[Syrup|Ultra Syrup]] |
| |Restores {{hover|100 BP|55 BP in the Japanese version}} to a single bro. | | | This item restores 100 BP of one brother. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperStarSagaSyrup.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperStarSagaSyrup.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Max Syrup Jar|Max Syrup]] | | | align="center" |[[Syrup|Max Syrup]] |
| |Restores full BP to a single bro. | | | This item restores all BP of one brother. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperStarSagaGoldenShroom.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperStarSagaGoldenShroom.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Golden Mushroom (crownless)|Golden Mushroom]] | | | align="center" |[[Golden Mushroom]] |
| |Restores full HP and BP to a single bro. | | | This incredibly rare item restores all HP and BP of one brother. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperStarSagaRefreshHerb.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperStarSagaRefreshHerb.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Refreshing Herb]] | | | align="center" |[[Refreshing Herb]] |
| |Cures negative status effects, such as [[Poison (status effect)|Poison]] and Dizzy. | | | This item cures any one brother's status condition, such as poison. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperStarSaga1upshroom.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperStarSaga1upshroom.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[1-Up Mushroom]] | | | align="center" |[[1-Up Mushroom]] |
| |Revives the single bro with half HP. | | | This item revives a brother with half of his HP if he's defeated. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSuperStarSaga1upshroom.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperStarSaga1upshroom.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[1-Up DX|1-Up Super]] | | | align="center" |[[1-Up Mushroom#Mario & Luigi series|1-Up Super]] |
| |Revives the single bro with full HP and BP. | | | This item revives a brother with full HP if he's defeated. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Red Pepper MLSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperStarSagaREDPEPPER.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Red Pepper]] | | | align="center" |[[Red Pepper]] |
| |Increases a bro's POW by {{hover|50%|25% in the Japanese version}} and makes him heavier. | | | Increases a brother's POW by 50% and makes him heavier. |
| |- | | |- |
| |align="center"|[[File:Green Pepper MLSS.png]] | | | align="center" |[[Image:MLSuperStarSagaGreenpepper.png]] |
| |align="center"|[[Green Pepper]] | | | align="center" |[[Green Pepper]] |
| |Increases a bro's DEF by {{hover|50%|25% in the Japanese version}} and makes him lighter. | | | Increases a brother's DEF by 50% and makes him lighter. |
| |} | | |} |
| <br> | | <br> |
| The following are key items that are not used in battle:
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| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Azure Neon Egg.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Azure Neon Egg]]
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| |A bright azure egg laid by a Yoshi.
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| |Yoshi Theater
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| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:Beanbean Brooch.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Beanbean Brooch]]
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| |A pass to Chateau de Chucklehuck
| |
| |Obtained from Lady Lima before Mario and Luigi head to Chateau de Chucklehuck
| |
| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Beanbean Map icon.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Beanbean Map]]
| |
| |A map of Beanbean Kingdom.
| |
| |Obtained from a Border Bro after Mario and Luigi complete the first stage of the Border Jump minigame
| |
| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:Beanlet.PNG]]
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| |align="center"|[[Beanlet]]
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| |A small, cute, green pet.
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| |Beanbean Castle Town
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| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS-Beanstar Sprite.gif]]
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| |align="center"|[[Beanstar]]
| |
| |A powerful, sleeping granter of wishes.
| |
| |Woohoo Hooniversity; formed when all four Beanstar shards are found.
| |
| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS-Beanstar Top Left.PNG]]
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| |align="center"|[[Beanstar Piece]]
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| |The top-left part of the Beanstar.
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| |Gwharhar Lagoon after battling Hermie III, who uses it as an ornament for his shell.
| |
| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS-Beanstar Top Right.PNG]]
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| |align="center"|[[Beanstar Piece]]
| |
| |The top-right part of the Beanstar.
| |
| |Obtained from Harhall, after Mario and Luigi color fabric with Designbombs.
| |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS-Beanstar Bottom Left.PNG]]
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| |align="center"|[[Beanstar Piece]]
| |
| |The bottom-left part of the Beanstar.
| |
| |Winkle Colosseum after battling Popple for the third time.
| |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS-Beanstar Bottom Right.PNG]]
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| |align="center"|[[Beanstar Piece]]
| |
| |The bottom-right part of the Beanstar.
| |
| |Obtained from Boddle after Mario and Luigi give him seven neon Yoshi eggs for his Yoshi Theater sign.
| |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:Beanstone.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Beanstone]]
| |
| |A Soybean civilization jewel.
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| |Beanbean Castle Town
| |
| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:Bean Fruit.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Bean Fruit]]
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| |A juicy bean grown in the ground.
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| |Beanbean Outskirts
| |
| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Blue Neon Egg.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Blue Neon Egg]]
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| |A bright blue egg laid by a Yoshi.
| |
| |Yoshi Theater
| |
| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:Crabbie Grass.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Crabbie Grass]]
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| |Bitter medicine for Bean Fever.
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| |Guffawha Ruins
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| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:Fake Beanstar.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Fake Beanstar]]
| |
| |A cheap-looking, plastic fake.
| |
| |Obtained from Prince Peasley before Mario and Luigi head to Joke's End.
| |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:Green Goblet.PNG]]
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| |align="center"|[[Green Goblet]]
| |
| |A dazzlingly beautiful green glass.
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| |Chateau de Chucklehuck
| |
| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Green Neon Egg.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Green Neon Egg]]
| |
| |A bright green egg laid by a Yoshi.
| |
| |Yoshi Theater
| |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Green Pearl Bean.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Green Pearl Bean]]
| |
| |A refreshingly green bean.
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| |Gwarhar Lagoon
| |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:Membershipcard.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Membership Card (Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga)|Membership Card]]
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| |An S.S. Chuckola membership card.
| |
| |The S.S. Chuckola soda cellar after winning Bink's barrel minigame.
| |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Orange Neon Egg.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Orange Neon Egg]]
| |
| |A bright orange egg laid by a Yoshi.
| |
| |Yoshi Theater
| |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Peach's Extra Dress.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Peach's Extra Dress]]
| |
| |Princess Peach's lovely dress.
| |
| |Obtained from Toadsworth before Mario and Luigi head to Joke's End.
| |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:Peasley's Rose.PNG]]
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| |align="center"|[[Peasley's Rose]]
| |
| |A keepsake pass to Beanbean Castle.
| |
| |Obtained from Prince Peasley after Mario and Luigi defeat Dragohoho.
| |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Purple Chuckola Fruit.png]]
| |
| |align="center"|[[Purple Chuckola Fruit]]
| |
| |A fruit with a refreshing flavor.
| |
| |Chucklehuck Woods
| |
| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Purple Neon Egg.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Purple Neon Egg]]
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| |A bright purple egg laid by a Yoshi.
| |
| |Yoshi Theater
| |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Red Chuckola Fruit.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Red Chuckola Fruit]]
| |
| |A fruit with a robust flavor.
| |
| |Chucklehuck Woods
| |
| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:Red Goblet.PNG]]
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| |align="center"|[[Red Goblet]]
| |
| |An eye-piercingly beautiful glass.
| |
| |Chateau de Chucklehuck
| |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Red Neon Egg.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Red Neon Egg]]
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| |A bright red egg laid by a Yoshi.
| |
| |Yoshi Theater
| |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Red Pearl Bean.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Red Pearl Bean]]
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| |A bean that burns red with passion.
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| |Gwarhar Lagoon
| |
| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Secret Scroll 1.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Secret Scroll 1]]
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| |A scroll inscribed with jumping secrets.
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| |Obtained from the first Thwomp in Beanbean Outskirts after winning his hammer minigame.
| |
| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Secret Scroll 2.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Secret Scroll 2]]
| |
| |A scroll inscribed with Hammer secrets.
| |
| |Obtained from the second Thwomp in Beanbean Outskirts after winning his hammer minigame.
| |
| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:Spangle.PNG]]
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| |align="center"|[[Spangle]]???
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| |Show me the stage, baby!
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| |Gwarhar Lagoon
| |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS White Chuckola Fruit.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[White Chuckola Fruit]]
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| |A fruit with a tangy flavor.
| |
| |Chucklehuck Woods
| |
| |-
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| |align="center"|[[File:Winkle Card.PNG]]
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| |align="center"|[[Winkle Card]]
| |
| |The trophy of the Winkles.
| |
| |Obtained after winning the minigame in Winkle Colosseum.
| |
| |-
| |
| |align="center"|[[File:MLSS Yellow Neon Egg.png]]
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| |align="center"|[[Yellow Neon Egg]]
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| |A bright yellow egg laid by a Yoshi.
| |
| |Yoshi Theater
| |
| |}
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| <br>
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|
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| ==Sidequests== | | ==Sidequests== |
| {{construction|y=section}}
| | As typical to the ''Mario'' RPG games, there are various sidequests that Mario and Luigi can complete outside the main story. These quests result in various things, from simply helping an NPC character to receiving items as awards that can be used in the main quest. |
| There are various sidequests Mario and Luigi can complete outside the main story. These quests vary in results. Certain sidequests become unavailable at a certain point in the game. There are a few sidequests available in [[Toad Town#Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga / Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions|Toadtown Square]] before they leave the Mushroom Kingdom, after which they cannot be completed.
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| !Description
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| |[[File:SuperstarSagaSidequestA.png]]
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| |Near the start of the game, while [[Mario]] is exploring Toadtown Square, there is a [[Mushroom]] atop a hedge next to a [[Toad (species)|Toad]] in the southeast corner of the plaza. If Mario jumps onto the hedge and collects the Mushroom, the Toad asks for it. If Mario refuses to give it back, the Toad starts to panic. Mario can talk to the Toad again and again and refuse to give it back over and over. If Mario decides to return the Mushroom, the Toad decides to let him keep it and gives him a [[Super Mushroom]] as a going-away gift before wishing him luck in the [[Beanbean Kingdom]].
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| |-
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| |[[File:SuperstarSagaSidequestB.png]]
| |
| |Atop the long hedge in the west side of the plaza, in the northwest corner, there is a blue Toad who claims to have lost an [[Precious belonging|important belonging]]. He then asks Mario to help him look for it. If Mario agrees, the Toad informs him he dropped it somewhere along the hedge and to talk to the Toad near the fountain for advice on action icons. Mario then simply needs to walk south to the end of the hedge where the action icon changes. Mario then needs to press {{button|gba|a}} to pick up the item, walk to the north end of the hedge, and give it back to the Toad. He then rewards Mario with a [[1-Up Mushroom]].
| |
| |}
| |
| *Before going to the Koopa Cruiser, a lost minion asks Mario and Luigi for directions to the ship. If given correct directions, he rewards Mario and Luigi with a 1-Up Mushroom when found later on the ship.
| |
| *Hundreds of [[bean]]s are hidden throughout the overworld that Mario and Luigi can find and spend at [[Starbeans Cafe]] in the castle town. There are four different kinds of beans: Woo beans ([[File:BeansWoo SS.png]]), Hoo beans ([[File:BeansHoo SS.png]]), Chuckle beans ([[File:BeansChuckle SS.png]]), and Hee beans ([[File:BeansHee SS.png]]). Depending on which kinds of beans Mario and Luigi spend, different blends will be produced. When Mario and Luigi produce a blend, Professor E. Gadd will give them a prize. When the Bros. drink the blend, they will also gain a stat boost. The possible blends, beans required, stat boosts, and prizes are listed below.
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| |[[Woohoo Blend]]
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| |25 Woo Beans
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| |[[Hoohoo Blend]]
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| |25 Hoo Beans
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| |<nowiki>+</nowiki>4 Brother Points
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| |[[Chuckle Blend]]
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| |[[File:BlendyChuckle SS.png]]
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| |25 Chuckle Beans
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| |<nowiki>+</nowiki>4 Speed
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| |[[Teehee Blend]]
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| |25 Hee Beans
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| |<nowiki>+</nowiki>4 Stache Points
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| |[[Hoolumbian]]
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| |[[Chuckoccino]]
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| |15 Woo Beans + 10 Chuckle Beans
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| |[[Teeheespresso]]
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| | *Near the start of the game, if a Toad is spoken to while Mario's holding Mushroom found on a hedge nearby, he will ask for it back. If Mario does so, the Toad reward them with a Super Mushroom. |
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| | *Close by, there is a blue Toad that has lost an item important to him. If Mario can find it and return it to the blue Toad, he is awarded with a 1-Up Mushroom. |
| !Blends processed
| | *Before going to the Koopa Cruiser, a lost minion asks Mario and Luigi for directions to the ship. If given correct directions, he rewards Mario and Luigi with a 1-Up Mushroom. |
| !Prize
| | *Hundreds of [[bean]]s are hidden throughout the over-world that the Mario and Luigi can dig-up and spend at the Cafe in the castle town. |
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| | *Some caves near the Beanbean Castle Town offer a quest that references ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]''. If Luigi or Mini Mario finishes, there is a Monty Mole who gives him a Rare Item such as a High-End Badge or the Iron Pants. |
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| | *Mario and Luigi can find [[Beanlet]]s in some parts of town. If they find them and give them back to his proprietor, he gives them a [[Golden Mushroom]]. |
| |[[Greed Wallet]]
| | *In Beanbean Castle Town there is an old Beanish citizen that asks Mario and Luigi to find ten jewels called "Beanstones". To find these, Luigi must hit Mario with the hammer to shrink him and walk around town. If tiny Mario is standing over a beanstone, a "!" appears over his head. Luigi must now dig in this spot to retrieve it. If all ten are found, the old citizen gives them a rare item, the [[Bros. Rock]]. |
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| | *There are large [[Koopa Troopa]]s in some caves of the game where Mario can use his [[Firebrand]] power to knock them over, allowing Mario and Luigi to pass. There is a Monty Mole there that gives them a special item, such as a [[Golden Mushroom]]. |
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| | *There is a cave where Mario and Luigi's hammers can be improved by the [[Hammerhead Bros.]] In this cave, there are Thwomps who host a guessing-game. Mario and Luigi have to pay a hefty fine of 200 coins (500 for the second Thwomp game) and use their upgraded hammers to smash one out of three boulders. If they are lucky, they can find the scrolls wielding hidden Bro Moves. |
| |[[Bonus Ring]]
| | *There is an island called "Surfing Game Island" where Mario and Luigi can get free beans for accomplishing a game, in which they are given a set time to break as many balloons on their board as possible. The faster they complete the course, the more (or different) beans they will receive. To find it, enter the green pipe leading to Gwarhar Lagoon, break the black brick, and turn Luigi into a surfing board. Enter the ocean above and move 3 areas right, and two up. |
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| | *After the Bros. receive Ultra Hammers, they can go to an area of Gwarhar Lagoon blocked by rocks that were previously indestructible. They will find Spangle there. Giving Hermie Spangle will make him happy, and he will give them the Soulful Bros. badge. |
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| | *After the Bros. receive Ultra Hammers, Harhal opens her store and the Bros. can work for her to create all of the outfits. Every outfit earns the Bros. a Woo Bean, except for the last one, which earns them Harhal's Pants. |
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| *Some caves near Beanbean Castle Town are underground courses that resemble those found in ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' There are three such caverns; two of them are north of Beanbean Castle, while the third is found to the west of Beanbean Castle. At the end of each course is a [[mole (presenter)|mole]] who gives him a rare item such as a [[High-End Badge]] or the [[Iron Pants]]. | | ==References to Other Games and Other Media== |
| *A citizen on the east side of Beanbean Castle Town is searching for five [[Beanlet]]s; when spoken to, he will ask Mario and Luigi to find them for him. If they find the Beanlets and give them back to their proprietor, he gives them a [[Golden Mushroom (crownless)|Golden Mushroom]].
| | *''[[Donkey Kong]]'' - Mario rescues Luigi at the Woohoo Hooniversity the same way as he rescued [[Pauline]]. |
| *In Beanbean Castle Town's west side, there is an old Beanish scholar who asks Mario and Luigi to find ten jewels called "[[Beanstone]]s", five of which are on each side of town. To find these, Luigi must hit Mario with the hammer to shrink him and walk around town. If Mini-Mario is standing over a beanstone, a small "!" symbol appears over his head. When Mario gets directly to the area bearing a beanstone, a larger "!" will appear. Luigi must then dig in this spot to retrieve it. If all ten are found, the old citizen gives them a rare item, the [[Bros. Rock]]. | | *''[[Mario Bros. (game)|Mario Bros.]]'' - A remake of this game was included here. |
| *There are [[Ankoopa]]s in some caves; Mario can use his [[Firebrand]] power to knock them over, allowing Mario and Luigi to pass and reach moles that give them a special item, such as a Golden Mushroom. | | *''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' - The main theme of this game is often heard as tutorial music. Also, the type of block from ''Super Mario Bros.'' can be seen in Woohoo University. Finally, the Border Jump minigame uses the background with the castle and flagpole from the game. |
| *There is a cave where Mario and Luigi's hammers can be improved by the [[Hammerhead Bros.]] In this cave, there are also [[Thwomp]]s who host a guessing game. Mario and Luigi have to pay 200 coins (500 for the second Thwomp game) and use their upgraded hammers to smash one out of three boulders. If they are lucky, they can find the scrolls wielding hidden Bros. Attacks. | | *''[[Super Mario World]]'' - Bowletta uses the [[Koopa Clown Car]] in Little Fungitown. Also, the type of block from ''Super Mario World'' can be seen in Woohoo University, and the [[Koopalings]] are fought in the order in which they are fought in this game. |
| *There is an island called "Surfing Game Island" where Mario and Luigi can get free beans by completing a minigame, in which they are given a set time to break as many balloons via surfing as possible. The faster they complete the course, the more (or different) beans they will receive. To find it, enter the green pipe leading to Gwarhar Lagoon, break the black brick, and turn Luigi into a surfing board. Enter the ocean above and move 3 areas right, and two up. | | *''[[Dr. Mario (game)|Dr. Mario]]'' - Blue, Red and Yellow Viruses are seen in Woohoo Hooniversity, and can be defeated the same way as in Dr. Mario. |
| *After the Bros. receive Ultra Hammers, they can go to an area of Gwarhar Lagoon blocked by rocks that were previously indestructible. They will find Spangle there. Giving Hermie Spangle will make him happy, and he will give them the [[Soulful Bros.]] badge. | | *''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'' - The [[Bean Fruit]] is based off of the [[Watermelon]]s. |
| *After the Bros. receive the Bean Star Piece from [[Harhall]], Harhall opens his store and the Bros. can work for him to create all of the outfits. Mario and Luigi are able to create a possible maximum of 28 designs: 7 different shirt colors and 4 patterns for each one. When a new outfit is created, Harhall will give Mario and Luigi a Woo bean. When Mario and Luigi complete all 28 different designs, they will earn [[Harhall's Pants]]. | | *''[[Yoshi's Safari]]'' - The Sniper Bills use [[Super Scope]]s to attack Mario and Luigi. |
| | *''[[Super Mario Adventures]]'' - Luigi again dresses as Princess Peach like in those comics. |
| | *''[[Super Mario 64]]'' - The theme of Peach's Castle is remixed from this game, and the type of block from it can be seen in Woohoo Hooniversity. |
| | *''[[Super Mario Advance]]'' - If [[Popple]] is defeated in his fourth fight, Birdo says: "You may have hurt my darling, but that is as far as you go!" as a reference to her quote in ''Super Mario Advance'': "This is as far as you go". |
| | *''[[Luigi's Mansion]]'' - Ghosts from this game appear in Starbeans Cafe, as does E. Gadd. The ''Luigi's Mansion'' theme can be heard when the ghosts arrive. |
| | *''[[Super Mario RPG: The Legend of the Seven Stars]]'' - [[Geno]] returns as a cameo in the Star Stache Minigame. Additionally, Mario humming the ''Super Mario Bros.'' theme in the shower is first seen in ''Super Mario RPG'', when he is showering in the [[Marrymore]] Suite. |
| | *''[[Paper Mario]]'' - The type of block from this game is seen in the Woohoo Hooniversity. Also, the Hammer, Super Hammer, and Ultra Hammer return. |
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| ==Green Warp Pipes== | | ==References in Later Games== |
| There are nine green [[Warp Pipe]]s in the game. These pipes help Mario and Luigi travel faster around the Beanbean Kingdom. The pipes are at [[Stardust Fields]], [[Beanbean Castle Town]], [[Beanbean Fields|Beanbean Outskirts]] (north, south and east), [[Chucklehuck Woods]], [[Gwarhar Lagoon]], [[Joke's End]], and [[Little Fungitown]].
| | *''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' - [[Admiral Bobbery]]'s final request was to have [[Chuckola Cola]], an item found in this game. Also, after beating Chapter 7, Bowser has the option of telling Pennington that he is the Shadow Thief (which is a reference to Popple). |
| | *''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'' - Prince Peasley appears on a poster about beans in the Castle's item shop. There are also Chuckola Fruit on the poster. [[Fawful]] owns a shop where he gives out badges in return for beans. |
| | *''[[Super Paper Mario]]'' - A [[Sammer Guy]] named "Mustard of Doom", which is a reference to Fawful's "mustard of your doom" line. Mustard of Doom also shouts, "MY SWORD HAS FURY!", which is a reference to Fawful's catchphrase, and lastly, this Sammer Guy speaks with grammatically incorrect English, just as Fawful does. After the player beats him, he shouts "Be off, awful person!" which when said aloud sounds like "Be a Fawful person!". |
| | *''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' - One of the names that shows up when the player chooses the random name button is "'''FWFUL'''". |
| | *''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]'' - Fawful returns as the main villain. Also, some of the posters around Bowser's Castle show Fawful's image from Superstar Saga instead of his "Bowser's Inside Story" look. |
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| ==Beanhole locations== | | ==Staff== |
| [[File:MLSSBS29.png|right|frame|Beanhole near Beanbean Castle Town.]]
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| In the game, Mario and Luigi can collect [[Bean|Chuckle Beans]] by coming across beanholes -- Xs or other distinguishing features on the ground -- all throughout the Beanbean Kingdom. There are 197 Chuckle Beans from Beanholes. Beans can only be collected out of the ground after the player learns the Luigi Dunk move at Chateau de Chucklehuck. [[Chuckleroot's granddaughter]] also explains how to drill into the ground and pick up beans.
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| [[File:MLSSHiddenBlocks0.png|right|frame|Hidden ? Blocks inside Beanbean Castle.]]
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| {{main|List of hidden blocks in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga}}
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| In the game, Mario and Luigi can also discover hidden [[? Block]]s containing elusive [[Bean|Hoo Beans]] throughout the Beanbean Kingdom. By jumping around at suspicious platforms or patterns, or in seemingly "empty" dead-ends, the Mario Bros. can uncover invisible blocks containing single Hoo Beans. There are 42 hidden blocks in all.
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| [[File:MLSS-Gold Monty Mole Screenshot.png|frame|left|A [[mole (presenter)|mole]] giving [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] a [[1-Up DX|1-Up Super]] in [[Bowser's Castle]].]]
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| In the game, Mario and Luigi can find moles throughout the Beanbean Kingdom that will reward them with items, clothing, or badges when found.
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| ==Profiles==
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| *'''Wii U [[Nintendo eShop#Wii U|eShop]] description'''
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| '''''An adventure so big, you'll need both Bros.!'''<p>Prepare for an epic journey beyond the borders of the Mushroom Kingdom as Mario™ and Luigi™ team up for a hilarious, action-filled adventure!</p>During a normal day of royal duties, Princess Peach meets with the ambassador of the neighboring Beanbean Kingdom. However, an act of amnesty turns into an act of theft! The evil Cackletta and her awful assistant, Fawful, disguised themselves for the chance to steal Princess Peach's voice. Before the Mushroom Kingdom can fall under Princess Peach's despair, Mario and Luigi will need to work together as they cross the border to the lands of Beanbean Kingdom. Take a break from the adventure and play a quick game in Mario Bros. mode, featuring an enhanced version of the original [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] game. With all this awesome action, you'll have hours of fun!
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| ==Quotes== | | ==Quotes== |
| {{main|List of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga quotes}} | | {{main|List of Quotes in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga}} |
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| *"''We'll take my Koopa Cruiser and reach the Beanbean Kingdom in no time! Mario! We leave immediately!!''" - [[Bowser]]
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| *"''Who would have thought you'd catch up to the Great [[Cackletta]] in even a hundred million years?''" - Cackletta
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| *"''I am the great Cackletta's most best pupil, who is named Fawful! I am here, laughing at you! If you are giving us the chase, just to get your silly princess's voice, then you are idiots of foolishness! Princess Peach's sweet voice will soon be the bread that makes the sandwich of Cackletta's desires! And this battle shall be the delicious mustard on that bread! The mustard of your doom!''" - [[Fawful]]
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| *"''C-Could you be the Mario bros. from the Mushroom Kingdom? What are the Mario bros. doing in a place like this?''" - [[Lady Lima]]
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| *"''My new country has no need for old superstars! It will do just fine with only one: the Great Bowletta!!!''" - [[Bowletta]]
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| The mushroom emblem seen on and in [[Peach's Castle|Princess Peach's Castle]] is modified in the Japanese version to better resemble a [[Golden Dash Mushroom]].
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| In the Japanese version, when [[Toad]] has entered [[Mario Bros.' House|Mario and Luigi's house]], a directional pad appears on-screen to the bottom-left.
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| The portrait of [[Princess Peach]] in Mario and Luigi's house has been touched up in the Japanese version.
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| In the Japanese version, whenever Mario or Luigi level up, a {{button|GBA|pad}} in [[Lakitu]]'s speech bubble was added to indicate that up or down is used to select a stat. If one is selected, a {{button|GBA|B}} appears in the speech bubble, indicating that said button cancels the selection.
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| In the Western version, [[Hammerhead Bros.]]' tutorial shows [[Beanbean Fields|Beanbean Outskirts]] setting, but [[Hoohoo Mountain]] in the Japanese version. The button sprites in the dialogue box are also different.
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| In the Western version, arrow signs are smaller to accommodate for more directions. In the Japanese version, the sign found directly north of [[Beanbean Castle Town]] does not give directions for Beanbean Castle Town, and it only has one arrow for Hoohoo Mountain.
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| In the Japanese version, there are three [[Recovery Block|Heart Block]]s, which are found in [[Beanbean Castle Sewer]]s, [[Oho Oasis]], and [[Teehee Valley]] respectively.
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| In the [[Starbeans Cafe]] menu, there is a red E. Gadd icon next to each drink that Mario and Luigi have already made.
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| ==Pre-release and unused content==
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| [[File:SuperstarsagaBetaSprites.png|frame|The characters who were supposed to appear in [[Starbeans Cafe]], but were replaced by [[Professor Elvin Gadd|E. Gadd]].]]
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| Many characters from other [[Nintendo]] franchises were apparently going to appear in [[Starbeans Cafe]], such as [[Fox|Fox McCloud]], [[Link]], and [[Captain Olimar|Olimar]]. These characters were replaced by [[Professor Elvin Gadd|E. Gadd]] in the final game; the dialogue of the characters can still be seen in the game's code.
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| {{main|List of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga glitches}} | | {{main|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga/Glitches}} |
| Most of the glitches found in the game are graphical related, such as misplaced [[Bob-omb]] sprites and incorrect action icons being shown when facing [[Bowletta]]. A notable graphical glitch is seen in [[Little Fungitown]], where Mario and Luigi are able to stand on thin air. Some other glitches cause the game to play incorrect music or sound effects. For example, in the northeast of the [[Teehee Valley]] entrance, instead of Luigi making his normal sound effect when he empties himself of water, the sound of an Oho Jee speaking will play instead. There is also a glitch to go out of bounds in Oho Ocean that can be done by hammering Mario or Luigi and playing the surfing minigame, then at the start of the minigame going back to the island.
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| The Japanese video game development studio [[AlphaDream]] developed ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga''. Both of ''[[Super Mario RPG]]'' co-directors were involved with the game, as they left [[Square]] alongside various other former employees to join AlphaDream, Yoshihiko Maekawa was the game's director while Chihiro Fujioka is listed under Special Thanks. [[Satoru Iwata]] was the executive producer, while [[Takashi Tezuka]] was the production supervisor. The music heard in the game was produced by [[Yoko Shimomura]], like in ''Super Mario RPG''.
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| |Jeremy Parish, [https://web.archive.org/web/20031229045201/http://www.1up.com/article2/0,4364,1386143,00.asp 1UP]
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| |align="left"|"''Gamers seeking a hardcore RPG experience would admittedly be better off with something like Golden Sun or Fire Emblem. But if you're after some lighthearted, lightweight gaming, or if you're simply a Mario fan, you'll have a hard time finding a better buy than Mario & Luigi. It's not the most inventive game you'll play this year, but it just might be the most fun.''"
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| |Tom Bramwell, [https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/r_marioandluigi_gba Eurogamer]
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| |align="left"|"''Fans of strictly traditional RPGs, where the most energetic or reaction-based aspect of the whole enterprise is ripping the cellophane off and vigorously digesting the manual, probably won't find what they're looking for here. For everyone else though, it gets three whole OOTBs - it's One Of The Best GBA games of the year, Nintendo games on the GBA, and RPGs in existence. Simple, fun and rewarding, this is for everyone who ever ogled but never played the original Mario RPG, and everyone else besides.''"
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| |Ricardo Torres, [https://web.archive.org/web/20060624081534/http://www.gamespot.com/gba/rpg/marioandluigi/review.html GameSpot]
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| |align="left"|"''In the end, Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga is an impressive new entry in the Mario franchise that is not to be missed. Strong visuals, a goofy story, rich gameplay, and a lengthy quest all combine to make one of the best experiences on the Game Boy Advance this year. It's also one that has some merits when played on the [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube]] as well, thanks to the game's support of rumble when used with the Game Boy Player. The only beef to be had is with the lack of any kind of multiplayer support, but that's a minor point. As the first entry in what may well be a Game Boy Advance series, Mario and Luigi delivers in every way.''"
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| ==Promotion==
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| [[File:M&LSS Joke Contest.png|thumb|An image promoting the contest]]
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| For a month, a knock-knock joke contest was held on the game's website.<ref>{{cite|deadlink=y|archive=web.archive.org/web/20031204042721/http://marioandluigi.gameboy.com:80/contest/home.jsp|title=Mario and Luigi: Knock-Knock Joke Contest|accessdate=June 25, 2024|publisher=Nintendo of America|language=en-us}}</ref> Each week for four weeks, a submitted joke was chosen to advance to the Grand Prize round. The semifinalists received a [[Game Boy Advance#Game Boy Advance SP|Game Boy Advance SP]] and a copy of the game. In the Grand Prize round, the winning joke was chosen by the contest's celebrity judge, {{wp|Kathy Griffin}}. The grand prize of the contest consists of a [[Nintendo GameCube]], ''[[Wario World]]'', ''[[Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour]]'', ''{{iw|fzerowiki|F-Zero GX}}'', {{iw|bulbapedia|Pokémon Pinball: Ruby & Sapphire}}, ''[[Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', ''[[Donkey Kong Country (Game Boy Advance)|Donkey Kong Country]]'', a [[Game Boy Player]], a [[Nintendo GameCube#Nintendo GameCube–Game Boy Advance Link Cable|Nintendo GameCube–Game Boy Advance Link Cable]], a Memory Card 251, a GameCube messenger bag, and "a year's worth of online comedy-writing classes at Writer's Village". The grand prize-winning knock-knock joke was the third week's winning joke and goes as follows:
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| <blockquote>Knock, Knock.<br>Who's There?<br>Pencil.<br>Pencil who?<br>Your pencil fall down if you don't wear a belt.</blockquote>
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| ==Gallery==
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| {{main-gallery}}
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| <gallery>
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| MLSS MarioBros.jpg|[[Mario]] and [[Luigi]]
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| Cackletta.png|[[Cackletta]]
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| Fawful Artwork - Superstar Saga.png|[[Fawful]]
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| Bowser MLSS.jpg|[[Bowser]]
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| MLSS - Princess Peach Artwork.png|[[Princess Peach]]
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| MLSS Art - Popple.png|[[Popple]]
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| </gallery>
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| ==Media==
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| {{main-media}}
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| ===Videos===
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| {{media table
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| |file1=MLSS-Intro.ogv
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| |title1=Princess Peach's voice
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| |description1=Peach's voice being stolen at the outset of the game.
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| |length1=1:01
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| |file2=MLSS-The Beanstar Story.ogv
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| |title2=The Beanstar Story
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| |description2=Queen Bean telling the Mario Bros. about the Beanstar.
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| |length2=0:56
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| |file3=MLSS-Peachbot Plot.ogv
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| |title3=Peach-bot Plot
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| |description3=The Peach-bots being used to try and awaken the Beanstar.
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| |length3=0:56
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| |file4=MLSS-The Secret Of Peachs Voice.ogv
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| |title4=The Secret of Peach's Voice
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| |description4=Toadsworth and Prince Peasley revealing what really happened at Princess Peach's Castle.
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| |length4=2:02
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| |file5=MLSS-Just Steal The Real Deal.ogv
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| |title5=Just Steal the Real Deal
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| |description5=Bowletta kidnapping Princess Peach.
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| |length5=1:01
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| |file6=MLSS-Princess Deception.ogv
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| |title6=Princess Deception
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| |description6=Bowletta and Fawful getting tricked into abducting Luigi instead of Peach.
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| |length6=2:43
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| }}
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| ===Audio===
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| {{media table
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| |file1=M&LSS A New Adventure Begins.oga
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| |title1=A New Adventure Begins
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| |file2=M&LSS Beanish People.oga
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| |title2=Beanish People
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| |file3=M&LSS Let's Go!.oga
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| |title3=Let's Go!
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| |file4=M&LSS Jump! (Ground Theme).oga
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| |title4=Jump! (Ground Theme)
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| }}
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| ==References to other media==
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| [[File:M&LSS Mario Bros.png|thumb|240px|Title screen of the ''Mario Bros.'' sub-game.]]
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| *''[[Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong]]'': When the [[Border Bro]]s. tell Luigi to jump and then Mario jumps again, they will say "Simmer down, Mario. Give the "Jumpman" routine a rest", Jumpman being one of Mario's development names. Also, at one point Mario rescues Luigi at Woohoo Hooniversity by traversing a stage full of rolling barrels as well as a Skeletal Pirate that resembles [[Donkey Kong]] in charge of [[Barrel (minigame)|Barrel]].
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| *''[[Donkey Kong 3]]'': The Belly Blech worm is based on the [[Creepy]] enemy from this game.
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| *''[[Mario Bros. (game)|Mario Bros.]]'': In addition to the remake of this game being included, [[Fighter Fly|Fighter Flies]] return as enemies in the main game. [[Sidestepper]]s also make a cameo in the battle against [[Hermie III]].
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| *[[Nintendo Entertainment System]]: [[Hammerhead Bros.|Sledge]] says, "Now you're playin' with power!" after he and Mallet make the hammers, referencing the slogan of this system.
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| *''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'': A cover of the [[Ground Theme (Super Mario Bros.)|Ground Theme]] from this game is often heard as tutorial music, and it also plays in Little Fungitown. Also, a type of block from ''Super Mario Bros.'' can be seen in Woohoo Hooniversity. There are secret caves which bear resemblance to the underground platforming stages of this game. Also, one of the platforming sections in [[Bowser's Castle#Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga / Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions|Bowser's Castle]] is modelled after a typical [[castle]] level, complete with Mario using the [[axe]] on the bridge and dropping a Bowser cutout into lava. The music played in caverns, the [[Mysterious Mine Carts]] minigame, and Beanbean Castle Sewers is a cover of the underground theme from this game. Finally, the Border Jump minigame uses a background with the castle and flagpole from the game. In addition, [[Rookie]]'s movesets indirectly referenced the attacks Bowser used in later worlds.
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| *''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'': In [[Bink]]'s minigame, the [[zeldawiki:Stalfos|Stalfos]] sprite from this game appears on the right for a few seconds once the player gets 30 points.
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| *''{{wp|Final Fantasy}}'' series: [[Psycho Kamek]]'s white and red-trimmed robe is the same often worn by White Mages in many of the ''Final Fantasy'' games.
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| *''[[Dr. Mario (game)|Dr. Mario]]'': Blue, Red, and Yellow Viruses are seen in Woohoo Hooniversity, and can be defeated in a method similar to their appearance in ''Dr. Mario''.
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| *''[[Super Mario World]]'': Bowletta uses the [[Koopa Clown Car]] in Little Fungitown. Also, a ? Block from ''Super Mario World'' can be seen in Woohoo Hooniversity, and the [[Koopalings]] are fought in the order in which they are fought in this game, including [[Wendy]]'s pre-fight challenge being similar to her boss fight from ''Super Mario World''. A cover of the overworld theme from this game can also be heard during some of the minigames. The Japanese commercials for ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'' also have a rearrangement of this game's theme playing in the background.
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| *''[[wikirby:Kirby (series)|Kirby]]'' series: A poster in the [[Yoshi Theater (Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga)|Yoshi Theater]] references this series.
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| *''[[Super Mario Adventures]]'': At some point in the game, Luigi dresses as Princess Peach, like in the comics.
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| *''[[Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins]]'': The battle start sound is the same as the power-up sound effect from this game.
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| *''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'': A cover of the "Powerful Infant" theme is played during the [[Star 'Stache Smash]] minigame in this game.
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| *''[[Yoshi's Safari]]'': The [[Sniper Bill]]s use [[Super Scope]]s to attack Mario and Luigi.
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| *''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'': The [[Geno]] doll returns as a cameo in the Star 'Stache Smash minigame (but he does not return in the remake). Additionally, Mario humming the ''Super Mario Bros.'' theme in the shower is first seen in ''Super Mario RPG'', when he is showering in the [[Marrymore]] Suite. Also, "Mario is Everyone's Star", the music played at Mario and Luigi's house as well as the Warp Pipe zones is a cover of "Super Pipe House", the theme from Mario's Pad.
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| *''[[Super Mario 64]]'': [[Inside the Castle Walls]] is arranged in the game's soundtrack, and a [[! Block]] from it can be seen in Woohoo Hooniversity. Several of Mario's voice clips are recycled.
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| *''[[Yoshi's Story]]'': [[Boddle]] uses an attack similar to the [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshis]]' [[Tulip (Yoshi's Story)|egg launch]] against [[Tuki|his assistant]]. When Yoshis eat [[Bean Fruit]], they become incredibly happy, which is based on Yoshis eating [[fruit]] to become happy in this game.
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| *''[[Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64)|Mario Tennis]]'': [[Larry]] uses a spiky tennis racquet before his fight that resembles Bowser's in this game.
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| *''[[Paper Mario]]'': A type of block from this game is seen in Woohoo Hooniversity. Also, the [[Hammer]], [[Super Hammer]], and [[Ultra Hammer]] return.
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| *''[[Super Mario Advance]]'': If [[Popple]] is defeated before [[Birdo]] in his final fight, Birdo says, "You may have defeated my darling, but this is as far as you go!", as a reference to her quote in ''Super Mario Advance'': "This is as far as you go".
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| *''[[Luigi's Mansion]]'': [[Ghost (Luigi's Mansion series)|Ghosts]] from this game appear in Starbeans Cafe, as does E. Gadd. The [[Main Theme (Luigi's Mansion)|Main Theme]] can be heard when the ghosts arrive. The Game Boy Horror SP is also a reference to both the [[Game Boy Advance#Game Boy Advance SP|Game Boy Advance SP]] and standard [[Game Boy Horror]].
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| *''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'': One of the Border Jump challenges is known as the "Super Border Jump Sunshine", a reference to this game's title. Additionally when the player first controls Mario, the Toad that first speaks with Mario says, "So off on an adventure yet again! ...I just hope your long vacation hasn't left you out of shape," which is in reference to the vacation Mario took in ''Super Mario Sunshine''. In [[Beanbean International Airport]], the infesting [[Piranha Plant]]s are removed by blasting them with water (and [[Thunderhand|electrocuting]] them), which allows Princess Peach's plane to land. This is similar to the beginning of ''Super Mario Sunshine'', where Mario and Peach land in the [[Delfino Airstrip]], and Mario fights a [[Proto Piranha|Piranha Plant creature]] by washing its [[goop]] away with [[F.L.U.D.D.|water]]. The [[Piranha Bean]] is designed after [[Petey Piranha]], who debuted here.
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| *''[[starfywiki:The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series: A poster in the Yoshi Theater references this series.
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| *''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]'': A poster in the Yoshi Theater references the Japanese box art for this game.
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| *''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'': [[Peach]]'s portrait in [[Mario Bros.' House|Mario's house]] is a pixel version of her official artwork in this game.
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| ==References in later games==
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| *''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'': [[Admiral Bobbery]]'s final request was to have [[Chuckola Cola (Mario & Luigi series)|Chuckola Cola]], an item found in this game. Also, after beating Chapter 7, Bowser has the option of telling Pennington that he is the Shadow Thief (a reference to Popple).
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| *''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'': Prince Peasley appears on a poster about beans in the Castle's item shop, along with Chuckola Fruit. [[Fawful]] returns to run [[Fawful's Bean 'n' Badge]]. Bowser affectionately calls Baby Bowser a 'little [[Firebrand]]', Mario's skill from this game. When fighting the Hammer Bros in the Vim Factory, they use an attack that is identical to the Bros. move, "Knockback Bros". The ending theme of ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'' was reused as the ending theme for ''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time''.
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| *''[[Super Paper Mario]]'': One [[Sammer Guy]] is named "Mustard of Doom", which is a reference to Fawful's "mustard of your doom" line. Mustard of Doom also shouts, "MY SWORD HAS FURY!", which is a reference to Fawful's catchphrase, and even speaks with grammatically incorrect English, just as Fawful does. After the player beats him, he shouts "Be off, awful person!" which when said aloud sounds like "Be a Fawful person!".
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| *''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'': One of the names that shows up when the player chooses the random name button is "FWFUL", which is a possible reference to Fawful.
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| *''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]'': Fawful returns as the main villain. Also, some of the posters around Bowser's Castle show Fawful's image from ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'' instead of his appearance in ''Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story''. Parts of Cackletta's theme can be heard in the music heard inside Princess Peach's Castle (after Fawful's takeover).
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| *''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'': Many [[Beanish]] characters return in this game, including Popple, who also returns as a boss. Also, Mario and Luigi have different special/Bros. attacks. Part of [[Driftwood Shore]]'s music is an arrangement of the music that plays in [[Gwarhar Lagoon]] and [[Oho Oasis]] in this game.
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| *''[[Nintendo Badge Arcade]]'': The Pixel Collection badge set contains a badge depicting the ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'' Game Pak.
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| *''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'': A cover of ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga''{{'}}s battle theme plays when Mario and Luigi battle together, before [[Paper Mario (character)|Paper Mario]] joins the team.
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| *''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'': Prince Peasley appears in this game as a [[Spirit (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|spirit]]. [[Mom Piranha]] and [[Piranha Bean]] are mentioned in [[List of Palutena's Guidance conversations#Piranha Plant|Palutena's Guidance]] for [[Piranha Plant]].
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| *''[[Yoshi's Crafted World]]'': Certain level elements from this game are made from Starbeans Iced Coffee boxes.
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| ==Names in other languages==
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| |Jap=マリオ&ルイージRPG
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| |JapR=Mario ando Ruīji Āru Pī Jī
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| |JapM=Mario & Luigi RPG
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| |ChiS=马力欧与路易吉RPG<ref>From the unreleased iQue prototype.</ref>
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| |ChiSR=Mǎlì'ōu yǔ Lùyìjí RPG
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| |ChiSM=Mario & Luigi RPG
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| |ChiT=瑪利歐&路易吉RPG<ref>{{cite|url=www.nintendo.com.hk/switch/mario/history/index.html|title=瑪利歐歷史|超級瑪利歐兄弟 35週年|任天堂|publisher=Nintendo Taiwan|language=zh-hant|accessdate=June 25, 2024}}</ref>
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| |ChiTR=Mǎlì'ōu & Lùyìjí RPG
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| |ChiTM=Mario & Luigi RPG
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| *This game was featured in the Playback section of the 263rd issue of ''[[Nintendo Power]]''. | | *''Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga'' is one of the few Game Boy Advance game to make use of the rumble effect when played on the [[Nintendo GameCube]]'s GBA player. |
| *This game was planned to be released in Mainland China by [[iQue]], but was left unreleased due to the huge scene of piracy in China at that time. The unreleased Chinese prototype received an ISBN, meaning it was approved for distribution despite the ban on video games from the Chinese government. | | *This game was featured in the Playback section of the 263rd issue of [[Nintendo Power]]. |
| *Coincidentally, the [[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)|remake]] of ''[[Super Mario RPG]]'' for the Nintendo Switch, supervised by ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'' director Yoshiko Maekawa and also composed by [[Yoko Shimomura]], was released on the same day as this game's 20th anniversary.
| | *This game marked the first appearance of the [[Koopalings]] in an official game since ''[[Hotel Mario]]'', which was released in 1994. |
| | *''Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga'' is the first Mario and Luigi RPG that has a possessed Bowser as the last boss, although it is required to defeat the possessor in order to pass the game. It is the same with the rest of the Mario and Luigi RPG's, such as ''Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time'' and ''Mario and Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story'' |
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| *[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/data/software/manual/manual_PAEJ_00.pdf Japanese manual]
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