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'''Eldstar''' is one of the seven [[Star Spirits]] in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. As indicated by his name, he is the elder of [[Star Haven]] and is inferred to be the leader and the oldest of the Star Spirits. He has a large white mustache, white eyebrows, and dark green eyes.
'''Eldstar''' is one of the seven [[Star Spirits]] in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. As indicated by his name, he is the elder of [[Star Haven]] and is inferred to be the leader and the oldest of the Star Spirits. He has a large white mustache and diaper, white eyebrows, and dark green eyes 4 faces 6 arms 3 legs and 9 eyes 1 head.
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==History==
==History==

Revision as of 06:41, April 15, 2019

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“Please Mario... We need your help... We will...”
Eldstar, Paper Mario
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Eldstar is one of the seven Star Spirits in Paper Mario. As indicated by his name, he is the elder of Star Haven and is inferred to be the leader and the oldest of the Star Spirits. He has a large white mustache and diaper, white eyebrows, and dark green eyes 4 faces 6 arms 3 legs and 9 eyes 1 head.

History

Paper Mario

Eldstar, along with the other Star Spirits, visits Mario after his loss to Bowser during the opening moments of Paper Mario. While Mario is unconscious, Eldstar comes to him in a dreamlike state and tells Mario that he must go to Shooting Star Summit. He then disappears, and when Mario asks the Toad about it, he tells Mario that he didn't see anyone go in or out.

When Mario arrives at Shooting Star Summit, Eldstar is waiting for him. He and the other Star Spirits tell Mario that Bowser has captured them, and that they are only talking to him through a spiritual link that will soon be extinguished. He tells Mario and Goombario that to stop Bowser and save Princess Peach, Mario must first rescue the Star Spirits.

Eldstar is guarded by the Koopa Bros. in Chapter 1: Storming Koopa Bros. Fortress and is the first Star Spirit rescued. When he is rescued, he grants Mario the powers of Refresh and Focus. Refresh causes Eldstar to replenish Mario's HP and FP by 5, and costs one Star Power. Focus causes Mario's Star energy to be boosted, and does not cost any Star Power. Eldstar later appears along with the rest of the Star Spirits in Star Haven when they give Mario the Star Beam.

Mario Party 5

Party Mode from Mario Party 5
Eldstar as the Party Mode guide

In Mario Party 5, Eldstar is the guide of Party Mode. Like in Paper Mario, he is the leader of the Star Spirits.

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Eldstar is a Sticker that raises launch resistance by six. The sticker can be used by any character.

Official profiles and statistics

"Advice From The Star Spirits" Entry

Eldstar's "Advice From The Star Spirits", from the Paper Mario instruction booklet is as follows:

Eldstar's Hint: When you see a "!" mark, explore.

"Mario, my boy! When you see an "!" on the Field Screen, press "A" to investigate. You may find hidden switches or other things that will open closed roads. Hitting trees with your Hammer is also a fine idea. You may just knock down coins or other items that are stuck in branches."

Make sure to search bushes, signs, and other places that catch your eye. Stand next to a tree, then use your Hammer.

Tattle

“He's an old Star Spirit. His name is Eldstar. He reminds me of my grandpa. He's a revered person who lives in Star Haven, way up beyond the sky. Uh...a revered star, I mean. I wonder why he's here. He should be in Star Haven. And why does he look so... dim? I can see right through him.”
Goombario, Paper Mario

Sticker information

Image Game Effect
A sticker of Eldstar Mario Party 5 Launch Resistance +6

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese チョール[?]
Chōru
From 長老 (chōrō), elder.
Chinese 长老星[1]
Zhǎnglǎo Xīng
Elder Star
German Nobelstar[?] Noble Star
Italian Astrobaffo[?] From "astro", star, and "Baffo", Mustache
Portuguese Eldstar[?] -
Spanish Antella[?] From antigua (old) and estrella (star)

Trivia

References