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[[Amazy Dayzee|Amazy Dayzees]] are worth a high amount of Star Points if Mario can defeat one before it flees. The amount varies on Mario's current level, however, it will decrease as Mario levels up more. | [[Amazy Dayzee|Amazy Dayzees]] are worth a high amount of Star Points if Mario can defeat one before it flees. The amount varies on Mario's current level, however, it will decrease as Mario levels up more. | ||
[[Merlon]] | In the first three ''Paper Mario'' games, each game's incarnation of [[Merlon]] bears a pendant that resembles a Star Point. | ||
==Names in Other Languages== | ==Names in Other Languages== | ||
Revision as of 19:46, December 7, 2012
Star Points are special points Mario can accumulate in the games Paper Mario and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. They are earned for battling and defeating enemies. When Mario collects 100 Star Points, he gets to level up his HP, FP or BP. Mario can't get more than 100 Star Points per battle. Essentially, Star Points function as Experience Points.
In Paper Mario, Mario can level up enough so that weak enemies will not give him Star Points upon their defeat, and once he reaches level 27, he will not receive any more Star Points at all. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Mario will be awarded a minimum of one Star Point at the end of the battle, no matter how weak the enemies are compared to his level. Additionally, Mario can automatically defeat enemies who no longer give more than 1 Star Point by using certain badges.
Amazy Dayzees are worth a high amount of Star Points if Mario can defeat one before it flees. The amount varies on Mario's current level, however, it will decrease as Mario levels up more.
In the first three Paper Mario games, each game's incarnation of Merlon bears a pendant that resembles a Star Point.
