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Revision as of 03:29, July 19, 2006
The Ruby Star is the fourth Crystal Star in the game Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. The Ruby Star was originally owned by Doopliss, until the heroic plumber Mario defeated the Duplighost in combat.
Mario receives the Ruby Star after Vivian joins his team to help him get his name, appearance, and teammates back. Together, they confront Doopliss (who is disguised as Mario) and an epic battle ensues. Ultimately, Vivian and the real Mario defeat the doppleganger and recover the Ruby Star.
This Crystal Star teaches Mario the move "Art Attack".
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| Diamond Star | Emerald Star | Gold Star | Ruby Star | Sapphire Star | Garnet Star | Crystal Star |
