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In ''Mario Party 6'', Stars have an additional function. If players finish a [[board (Mario Party series)|board]] match or play enough [[minigame]]s, they receive Stars. These Stars can be traded for unlockables in the [[Star Bank]]. In ''[[Mario Party Advance]]'', Stars appear only during the [[Bonus Board]], though a talking one appears in the introduction of the game itself. | In ''Mario Party 6'', Stars have an additional function. If players finish a [[board (Mario Party series)|board]] match or play enough [[minigame]]s, they receive Stars. These Stars can be traded for unlockables in the [[Star Bank]]. In ''[[Mario Party Advance]]'', Stars appear only during the [[Bonus Board]], though a talking one appears in the introduction of the game itself. | ||
''[[Mario Party 9]]'' and ''Mario Party 10'' have a different collection system. Instead of collecting Stars to become the Super Star, one must collect [[Mini Star]]s (or complete various other goals in ''[[Mario Party: Island Tour]]''). However, at the end of a party in ''Mario Party 9'' and ''Mario Party 10'', five Mini Stars combine into one Star when the game is determining the Super Star. In ''Mario Party 10'', however, Stars are the main objective in the side [[amiibo]] Party mode, where they can once again be collected for 20 coins (40 for both if [[Homestretch!]] is reached). In ''[[Mario Party: Star Rush]]'', Stars are obtained by beating boss minigames in the Toad Scramble mode or by collecting [[Star Balloon]]s in the Balloon Bash mode. In ''[[Super Mario Party]]'', Stars are given by [[Toadette]], who moves around the board like in early ''Mario Party'' games. | ''[[Mario Party 9]]'' and ''Mario Party 10'' have a different collection system. Instead of collecting Stars to become the Super Star, one must collect [[Mini Star]]s (or complete various other goals in ''[[Mario Party: Island Tour]]''). However, at the end of a party in ''Mario Party 9'' and ''Mario Party 10'', five Mini Stars combine into one Star when the game is determining the Super Star. In ''Mario Party 10'', however, Stars are the main objective in the side [[amiibo]] Party mode, where they can once again be collected for 20 coins (40 for both if [[Homestretch!]] is reached). In ''[[Mario Party: Star Rush]]'', Stars are obtained by beating boss minigames in the Toad Scramble mode or by collecting [[Star Balloon]]s in the Balloon Bash mode. In ''[[Super Mario Party]]'' and ''[[Mario Party Superstars]]'', Stars are given by [[Toadette]], who moves around the board like in early ''Mario Party'' games. | ||
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In ''[[Super Mario Party Jamboree]]'', if a player has {{Peach}} as a [[Jamboree Buddy]], the player can buy two Stars for 20 coins. | |||
==Profiles and statistics== | ==Profiles and statistics== | ||
Latest revision as of 22:34, December 2, 2024
- This article is about the Star from the Mario Party series. For other uses of the name "Star", see Star.
| Star | |
|---|---|
 Artwork of a Star from Mario Party Superstars | |
| First appearance | Mario Party (1998) |
| Latest appearance | Super Mario Party Jamboree (2024) |
- “Will you trade 20 coins for a Star?”
- —MC Ballyhoo, Mario Party 8
Stars (uncapitalized as stars in Mario Party 3 and Mario Party 5 and referred to as Super Stars only in the Bowser Party mode of Mario Party 10) are essential collectible items in the Mario Party series. They look identical to Super Stars and Power Stars. They are most often found at Star Spaces. Once a Star is bought, its Star Space moves to another location. Traditionally, 20 coins are required to pay for these Stars, but some of the more recent titles in the series feature unique ways for acquiring these precious items. For instance, in Snowflake Lake, players begin the game with a certain number of Stars and use Chain Chomps to steal them from each other. During duels, Stars and coins can be wagered either via choice (until Mario Party 6) or by roulette (since Mario Party 7). Additionally, at the end of each game, there is an option to retrieve Bonus Stars to increase the chances of winning the game.
In Mario Party 6, Stars have an additional function. If players finish a board match or play enough minigames, they receive Stars. These Stars can be traded for unlockables in the Star Bank. In Mario Party Advance, Stars appear only during the Bonus Board, though a talking one appears in the introduction of the game itself.
Mario Party 9 and Mario Party 10 have a different collection system. Instead of collecting Stars to become the Super Star, one must collect Mini Stars (or complete various other goals in Mario Party: Island Tour). However, at the end of a party in Mario Party 9 and Mario Party 10, five Mini Stars combine into one Star when the game is determining the Super Star. In Mario Party 10, however, Stars are the main objective in the side amiibo Party mode, where they can once again be collected for 20 coins (40 for both if Homestretch! is reached). In Mario Party: Star Rush, Stars are obtained by beating boss minigames in the Toad Scramble mode or by collecting Star Balloons in the Balloon Bash mode. In Super Mario Party and Mario Party Superstars, Stars are given by Toadette, who moves around the board like in early Mario Party games.
In Super Mario Party Jamboree, if a player has Peach as a Jamboree Buddy, the player can buy two Stars for 20 coins.
Profiles and statistics[edit]
Mario Party DS[edit]
| Figurine | Image | Description | How to unlock
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|---|---|---|---|
| Star |  |
This brilliant, shining Star radiates courage and strength for everyone to soak up everywhere. And you can't have a Mario Party without a Star! | Win 40,000 MP Points. |
Gallery[edit]
Artwork[edit]
Mario Party
Mario Party
Mario Party
Mario Party 2
Mario Party 2
Mario Party 2
Mario Party 9
Mario Party Superstars
Mario Party Superstars
Concept artwork of the key artwork for Mario Party 9
Storyboard of the bonuses announcement in the Partner Party mode from Super Mario Party
Sprites and models[edit]
Mario Party Advance
Mario Party Advance (website)
Mario Party DS
Screenshots[edit]
Mario Party
Mario Party
Mario Party
Mario Party
Mario Party
Mario Party
Mario Party
Mario Party 2
Mario Party 2
Mario Party 3
Mario Party 4
Mario Party 5
Mario Party 6
Mario Party 6
Mario Party 8
Mario Party: The Top 100
Mario Party: The Top 100
Scans[edit]
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | スター[?] Sutā |
Star | |
| Chinese | 星星[1] Xīngxing |
Star | |
| German | Stern[?] | Star | |
| Italian | Stella[?] | Star | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Estrella[?] | Star |
Trivia[edit]
- The maximum number of Stars players can hold in most Mario Party games is 99, while from Mario Party 4 to Mario Party 7, the maximum number of Stars was extended to 999 (like with coins), though it is impossible to have that many Stars legitimately.[2]
References[edit]
- ^ https://www.nintendo.com.hk/switch/super_mario_party/pc/sugoroku/index.html
- ^ Mario Party Legacy (January 29, 2019). Messages for Max Stars in Mario Party 1-8 | Rare Oddities #06. YouTube. Retrieved May 5, 2022.
- Stars
- Collectibles
- Mario Party items
- Mario Party 2 items
- Mario Party 3 items
- Mario Party 4 items
- Mario Party 5 items
- Mario Party 6 items
- Mario Party 7 items
- Mario Party 8 items
- Mario Party 9 items
- Mario Party 10 items
- Mario Party DS items
- Mario Party: Island Tour items
- Mario Party: Star Rush items
- Super Mario Party items
- Super Mario Party Jamboree items
