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In the final two battles against Bowser, the Koopa King is aided by [[Kammy Koopa]] who uses the [[Power Platform]] to increase Bowser's strength on top of the the strength the Star Rod had already given him. | In the final two battles against Bowser, the Koopa King is aided by [[Kammy Koopa]] who uses the [[Power Platform]] to increase Bowser's strength on top of the the strength the Star Rod had already given him. | ||
[[File:PMTTYDStarRod.png|thumb|27px | [[File:PMTTYDStarRod.png|thumb|27px|The unused Star Rod in ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'']] | ||
Unused graphics for the Star Rod are present in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', with an updated design.<ref>[[tcrf:Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door#Star Rod]]</ref> | |||
Unused graphics for the Star Rod are present in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', with an updated design.<ref>[ | |||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Despite being said to make him invincible, the Star Rod doesn't actually make Bowser invincible. It merely raises his defense by a substantial amount. With an attack that does at least 15 damage, it's possible for him to take damage while invincible. | *Despite being said to make him invincible, the Star Rod doesn't actually make Bowser invincible. It merely raises his defense by a substantial amount. With an attack that does at least 15 damage, it's possible for him to take damage while invincible. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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- This article is about the Star Rod from Paper Mario. For the Star Rod from Mario Party 8, see Star Rod (Mario Party 8). For the Kirby series item from the Super Smash Bros. series, see Star Rod (Kirby).
The Star Rod is a magical rod that can make all wishes come true. According to Russ T., ancient magic created the Star Rod long ago. Bowser steals the Star Rod from Star Haven and captures as well as imprisons the seven Star Spirits at the beginning of Paper Mario. He uses it to grant all his evil wishes. Activating it, he easily defeats Mario by making himself invincible. Mario and his partners must save the seven Star Spirits and bring back the Star Rod.
In the final two battles against Bowser, the Koopa King is aided by Kammy Koopa who uses the Power Platform to increase Bowser's strength on top of the the strength the Star Rod had already given him.
Unused graphics for the Star Rod are present in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, with an updated design.[1]
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | スターのつえ[?] Sutā no Tsue |
Star Wand | |
| Chinese | 星之杖[?] Xīng zhī Zhàng |
Star Rod | |
| German | Sternenstab[?] | Star Rod (literal translation) | |
| Spanish | Varita Estelar[?] | Stellar Rod |
Trivia
- Despite being said to make him invincible, the Star Rod doesn't actually make Bowser invincible. It merely raises his defense by a substantial amount. With an attack that does at least 15 damage, it's possible for him to take damage while invincible.
