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{{redirect|Star Crystal|the collectibles in [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]] with the same name prior to release|[[Crystal Stars]]}}
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|latest_appearance=''[[Super Mario 3D All-Stars]]'' ([[List of games by date#2020|2020]])
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[[File:SMG2 Rolling Lane Star Crystal.png|thumb|left|200px|Rock Mario rolling past some Star Piece Clusters in the [[Melty Monster Galaxy]]]]
[[File:SMG2 Rolling Lane Star Crystal.png|thumb|left|200px|Rock Mario rolling past some Star Piece Clusters in the [[Melty Monster Galaxy]]]]
'''Star Piece Clusters''' are semi-common items in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. They consist of big blue [[Star Bit]]s with spiky white crystal structures in them. They appear more often in ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'' than in its predecessor. They are most commonly seen floating in space directly in the path of a [[Launch Star]]. When [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] flies through the path, he smashes right through the Star Piece Cluster, releasing multiple separate Star Bits that circle around him and can be collected with the [[Star Pointer]] until he lands on the next planet.
'''Star Piece Clusters'''<ref>''Super Mario Galaxy'' / ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'' internal filename (<tt>StarPieceCluster</tt>)</ref> are semi-common items in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'' that consist of big, blue [[Star Bit]]s with strange spiky white crystal structures in them. They appear more often in ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'' than in its predecessor. They are most commonly seen floating in space directly in the path of a [[Launch Star]]. When [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] fly through the path, they will smash right through the Star Piece Cluster, releasing multiple separate Star Bits that will circle around them and can be collected with the [[Star Cursor]] until they land on the next planet.


In ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'', '''Star Piece Cluster Rocks''' can sometimes be found floating just above the ground, though this is extremely rare, as this happens only during [[A Stroll Down Rolling Lane|one mission]] in the [[Melty Monster Galaxy]]. In this mission, the Star Piece Cluster Rocks will be destroyed if they are hit by [[Rock Mario]] or Rock Luigi. Star Piece Cluster Rocks produce only four Star Bits when broken. These clusters can also be broken by the [[Co-Star Luma]]'s spin.
In ''Super Mario Galaxy 2'', '''Star Piece Cluster Rocks'''<ref>''Super Mario Galaxy 2'' internal filename (<tt>StarPieceClusterRock</tt>)</ref> can sometimes be found floating just above the ground, though this is extremely rare, as this will only happen during [[A Stroll Down Rolling Lane|one level]] in the [[Melty Monster Galaxy]]. In this level, the Star Piece Cluster Rocks will be destroyed if they are hit by [[Rock Mario]] or [[Rock Luigi]]. For some reason, Star Piece Cluster Rocks will only produce four Star Bits when broken. These clusters can also be broken by the [[Co-Star Luma]]'s spin.


It is also possible to break a Star Piece Cluster by using Mario or Luigi's [[spin|Star-Spin]]. To do this, he must go to the [[Cloudy Court Galaxy]], choose the [[Head in the Clouds|first mission]], grab a [[Cloud Flower]], and traverse through until he reaches the highest cymbal next to the Launch Star while having one carrying three clouds. At this point, there is a Star Piece Cluster in the Launch Star's path. The player must try to reach the Star Piece Cluster by creating clouds at the peak of their [[Backward Somersault|backward somersault]]s towards the Star Crystal. Even though the [[jump]]s may not be high enough, the last backward somersault can reach the Star Piece Cluster. At the peak of the last somersault, the player must star-spin at the Star Piece Cluster; the Star Piece Cluster breaks and Star Bits follow the player.
It is also possible to break a Star Piece Cluster using Mario or Luigi's [[Star Spin]]. To do this, they must go to [[Cloudy Court Galaxy]], choose the first mission, grab a [[Cloud Flower]], and traverse through until they reach the highest cymbal next to the [[Launch Star]] while having one carrying three clouds. At this point, there is a Star Piece Cluster in the Launch Star's path. The player must try to reach the Star Piece Cluster by creating clouds at the peak of their backward somersaults towards the Star Crystal. Even though the jumps may not be high enough, the last backward somersault can reach the Star Piece Cluster. At the peak of the last somersault, the player must Star Spin at the Star Piece Cluster; the Star Piece Cluster will break and Star Bits will follow the player.


Three Star Piece Clusters also appear on the World Map: one near the end of [[World 1 (Super Mario Galaxy 2)|World 1]], and two at the beginning of [[World 2 (Super Mario Galaxy 2)|World 2]]. The player can maneuver [[Starship Mario]] into these Star Piece Clusters in order to break them and release the Star Bits inside. These Star Piece Clusters appear to have a spiky yellow crystal inside them, and they release eight Star Bits when broken.
Three Star Piece Clusters also appear on the [[World Map]], one near the end of [[World 1 (Super Mario Galaxy 2)|World 1]] and two at the beginning of [[World 2 (Super Mario Galaxy 2)|World 2]]. The player can maneuver [[Starship Mario]] into these Star Piece Clusters in order to break them and release the Star Bits inside. These Star Piece Clusters appear to have a yellow spiky crystal inside them, and will release eight Star Bits when broken.


==See also==
==See also==
*[[Star Bit]]
*[[Crystal (Super Mario Galaxy)|Crystal (''Super Mario Galaxy'')]]
*[[Crystal (Super Mario Galaxy)|Crystal (''Super Mario Galaxy'')]]
*[[Balloon (Super Mario Galaxy 2)|Balloon (''Super Mario Galaxy 2'')]]
*[[Balloon (Super Mario Galaxy 2)|Balloon (''Super Mario Galaxy 2'')]]


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