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| [[File:MLDT - BrosAttack 8 StarRocket.png|thumb|left|200px|Mario and Luigi riding on the star.]] | | [[File:MLDT - BrosAttack 8 StarRocket.png|thumb|left|200px|Mario and Luigi riding on the star.]] |
| The '''Star Rocket''' is [[Luigi]]'s final available [[Bros. Attack]] in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'', also being the last available Bros. Attack in the game. Luigi can find the [[Attack Piece]]s for this move in [[Neo Bowser Castle]], and it costs 12 [[Bros. Point|BP]] to use. It deals damage using the boots. It is a Jump and deals critical damage to enemies weak to jumps. It targets one enemy, though it can secondarily attack other enemies if the first one is defeated early. | | The '''Star Rocket''' is [[Luigi]]'s final available [[Bros. Attack]] in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'', also being the last available Bros. Attack in the game. Luigi can find the [[Attack Piece]]s for this move in [[Neo Bowser Castle]], and it costs 12 [[Bros. Point|BP]] to use. This attack is given Jump attributes and deals critical damage to enemies weak to jumps. |
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| Upon use, [[Mario]] and Luigi run in the opposite direction from the enemies, eventually stopping for Luigi pull out a miniature Star Rocket. The {{button|3ds|B}} button starts the attack, causing Luigi throw out the rocket. It grows larger, then the Bros. hop on and fly forward. | | Upon use, [[Mario]] and Luigi run in the opposite direction from the enemies, eventually stopping for Luigi to throw a miniature Star Rocket in front of them, expanding into a larger star that both Bros. ride into the air. As the star flies towards the enemies, a trail of small stars appear en route, which the player must steer the star into to increase the attack's strength through tilting the handheld system. Eventually, the collecting sequence ends and the star will rise into the air. Mario will then crash down on the target and deal damage, surrounded by a varying number of small stars depending on how many the player collected. Subsequent to impact, the small stars will fly into the struck enemy for extra damage, Luigi repeating this process. The player must press the {{button|3ds|A}} and {{button|3ds|B}} buttons to increase the damage dealt by the initial jump. |
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| As the star flies towards the enemies, a trail of 20 small stars appear en route. The player must steer the Star Rocket into these stars by tilting the handheld system. The Star Rocket can be aimed at high upward and downward angles, but not straight up or down. There is an invisible ceiling above the Star Rocket. Hitting the ground, however, causes the rocket to explode and ends the move instantly. Collecting stars will increase damage dealt, but also increase the speed of the Star Rocket. After passing the 20th star, the Star Rocket will rise into the air.
| | If the first Bro defeats the targeted enemy, the second Bro will go back up and target another random enemy. If there are no more enemies when this happens, the attack will end. If all stars are gotten and the jump attacks are timed correctly, the player will receive an "Excellent!" rating. Lesser performances will yield "OK!", "Good!" and "Great!" ratings. |
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| The rocket will burst and split into all of the collected stars, which surround Mario and Luigi. (If the player collects less than three stars, the Bros will have three stars regardless. The number of stars at this point, however, is not exactly based on the number of stars collected.) One brother, chosen at random, will come down first, stomping on the target. If their button is pressed while the brother is at the lowest point of the stomp, they do additional damage and their stars will position themselves around the enemy. Missing this input causes that brother's stars to fall away harmlessly. The other brother will drop down as well, with the same inputs. After both stomps, the little stars attack the targeted enemy, dealing one hit per star. The stars's attacks are not jumps.
| | In the [[Mad Skillathon]], the first phase continues until the Bros. hit the ground or a black balloon or their star runs out of fuel (which can be replenished by crashing into the stars), and the second phase is skipped entirely. The stars give points, with gold stars from the original version giving 1 and purple stars giving 10. There are also blue stars that the Bros. can use to speed up for a while (If they hit a gold star while boosted, they get three points.), as well as a [[Super Star]] that can provide invincibility for a while (The Bros. get two points if they hit a gold star OR a black balloon while invincible.). Additionally, the star's base speed slowly picks up as the event drags on. |
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| If the first Bro defeats the targeted enemy with the landing, their stars are wasted and the second Bro will go back up and target another random non-spiky enemy with their stomp. If there are no eligible enemies, the attack will end with the second Bro landing on the ground and jumping away. Similarly, if both Bros. stomps defeat the enemy the stars will vanish instead of attacking.
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| If the targeted enemy has spikes, the attack deals no damage, as the Bros. will bounce off while taking damage and their stars will scatter.
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| The 18th, 19th, and 20th star collected have a different sound cue compared to the prior 17 stars.
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| Ratings are dependent both on collecting stars and on timing the final stomps. If all stars are gotten and the stomps are timed correctly, the player will receive an "Excellent!" rating. Lesser performances will yield "OK!", "Good!" and "Great!" ratings. No rating is given if one brother fails their stomp.
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| In the [[Mad Skillathon]], The Bros. perform a single Star Rocket, staying in the star collecting phase for the entire game. The rocket has a meter that drains over time. It is refilled by collecting little stars. If the meter is empty the Star Rocket drops to the ground, ending the game. [[Damage balloon]]s also appear, and touching any of those ends the game. As before, crashing into the ground ends the game. | |
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| Collecting a little star grants 1 point. Rarely, purple stars with "10" on them appear. They usually come in sets of three, and fittingly grant 10 points each. The rocket's base speed slowly picks up as the event drags on. At 999 points, the rocket explodes and the game ends immediately.
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| Some stars with special properties appear. Each is worth a point and has a temporary effect. They are never placed so that their effects can overlap.
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| *Blue stars with a wing icon cause the rocket to speed up temporarily. Collecting a star in this state is worth 3 points.
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| *[[Super Star]]s temporally make the rocket invincible. The Bros. get two points if they hit a gold star or a damage balloon while invincible, with the invincibility negating the damage balloon. However, touching the ground still ends the game. Immediately following a Super Star is a sequence where the invincibility is used to collect little stars surrounded by four damage balloons. This means that missing a Super Star inevitability leads to failure by the meter draining.
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| ==Names in other languages== | | ==Names in other languages== |
