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{{quote2|Shimmering stardust falls on the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] once a century. That time had come again...|Narrator|[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]}} | {{quote2|Shimmering stardust falls on the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] once a century. That time had come again...|Narrator|[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]}} | ||
The '''Star Festival''' in the Mushroom Kingdom celebrates a [[Comet Observatory|special comet]] that passes through the skies once every | The '''Star Festival''' is an event in the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] that celebrates a [[Comet Observatory|special comet]] that passes through the skies once every 100 years and releases [[Star Bit]]s. The [[Toad (species)|Toads]] of the Mushroom Kingdom gather in the [[Castle Gardens]] outside [[Peach's Castle]] to collect these Star Bits and combine them to form a powerful [[Grand Star]], which is then brought to the castle. During this festival, [[Princess Peach]] stumbles upon [[Baby Luma]]. | ||
At the beginning of ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'', Mario is invited by a letter to the Star Festival by Princess Peach, who wants to give Luma as a special gift. Bowser then appears and attacks with a fleet of [[airship]]s, eventually abducting Peach's Castle with Peach inside. | At the beginning of ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'', [[Mario]] is invited by a letter to the Star Festival by Princess Peach, who wants to give Baby Luma as a special gift. [[Bowser]] then appears and attacks with a fleet of [[airship]]s, eventually abducting Peach's Castle with Peach inside. | ||
After Bowser is beaten and both Mario and [[Luigi]] have each collected all 120 [[Power Star]]s, the [[Grand Finale Galaxy]] is unlocked, where [[The Star Festival]] occurs again, due to the universe being recreated. | After Bowser is beaten and both Mario and [[Luigi]] have each collected all 120 [[Power Star]]s, the [[Grand Finale Galaxy]] is unlocked, where [[The Star Festival]] occurs again, due to the universe being recreated. | ||
In ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'', the Star Festival occurs again. Once again, it is interrupted by Bowser, who has used the Power Stars to become a giant. | In ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'', the Star Festival occurs again. Once again, it is interrupted by Bowser, who has used the Power Stars to become a [[Giant Bowser|giant]]. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
Revision as of 16:18, March 9, 2022
- This article is about the event in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2. For the level in the Grand Finale Galaxy in Super Mario Galaxy, see The Star Festival.
- Not to be confused with Star Carnival.
The Star Festival is an event in the Mushroom Kingdom that celebrates a special comet that passes through the skies once every 100 years and releases Star Bits. The Toads of the Mushroom Kingdom gather in the Castle Gardens outside Peach's Castle to collect these Star Bits and combine them to form a powerful Grand Star, which is then brought to the castle. During this festival, Princess Peach stumbles upon Baby Luma.
At the beginning of Super Mario Galaxy, Mario is invited by a letter to the Star Festival by Princess Peach, who wants to give Baby Luma as a special gift. Bowser then appears and attacks with a fleet of airships, eventually abducting Peach's Castle with Peach inside.
After Bowser is beaten and both Mario and Luigi have each collected all 120 Power Stars, the Grand Finale Galaxy is unlocked, where The Star Festival occurs again, due to the universe being recreated.
In Super Mario Galaxy 2, the Star Festival occurs again. Once again, it is interrupted by Bowser, who has used the Power Stars to become a giant.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinese (simplified) | 星屑祭典 (Super Mario Galaxy) Xīngxiè Jìdiǎn 星尘祭 (Super Mario 3D All-Stars) Xīngchén Jì[?] |
Star Bit Festival | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 星塵節 (Super Mario Galaxy 2) Xīngchén Jié 星塵祭[1] (Super Mario 3D All-Stars) Xīngchén Jì |
Star Bit Festival | |
| German | Sternenstaubfest[?] | Stardust Festival (Star Bits are occasionally referred to as stardust in German) | |
| Italian | Festival delle Stelle[?] | Festival of the Stars | |
| Russian | Фестиваль Звездной пыли[citation needed] Festival' Zvyozdnoy pyli |
Stardust festival | |
| Spanish | Festival de las Estrellas[?] | Stars Festival |
References
- ^ Official Chinese website for Super Mario 3D All-Stars. Retrieved September 11, 2020.
