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'''Jibberjays''' are a species of avian creature in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. They are multicolored birds that primarily appear in orange coloration but can also be black, green, yellow, red, and cyan. Their name comes from the term "jibber-jabber," meaning "a lot of spoken nonsense," and "{{wp|jay}}," a kind of bird, although their bright plumage and their habit of repeating words | '''Jibberjays''' are a species of avian creature in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. They are multicolored birds that primarily appear in orange coloration but can also be black, green, yellow, red, and cyan. Their name comes from the term "jibber-jabber," meaning "a lot of spoken nonsense," and "{{wp|jay}}," a kind of bird, although their bright plumage and their habit of repeating words are more akin to parrots than jays. Jibberjays appear in two [[Galaxy|galaxies]] in the game: the [[Wild Glide Galaxy]] and [[Fleet Glide Galaxy]]. | ||
[[File:SMG2 Letter Jibberjay Wild Glide.png|thumb|left|Jibberjay's letter]] | [[File:SMG2 Letter Jibberjay Wild Glide.png|thumb|left|Jibberjay's letter]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:30, October 15, 2024
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- “Glide! We glide!”
- —Jibberjay, Super Mario Galaxy 2
Jibberjays are a species of avian creature in Super Mario Galaxy 2. They are multicolored birds that primarily appear in orange coloration but can also be black, green, yellow, red, and cyan. Their name comes from the term "jibber-jabber," meaning "a lot of spoken nonsense," and "jay," a kind of bird, although their bright plumage and their habit of repeating words are more akin to parrots than jays. Jibberjays appear in two galaxies in the game: the Wild Glide Galaxy and Fleet Glide Galaxy.
Two Jibberjays appear in the Wild Glide Galaxy's first mission, where one teaches Fluzzard gliding to Mario and later on sends him through a course while he is being carried by Fluzzard. If Mario completes the course, the Jibberjay will give him a Power Star. The same happens later on in the Fleet Glide Galaxy. Later on in the Wild Glide Galaxy, after Mario completes Step to the Beep in Beat Block Galaxy, a Black Jibberjay sends him a letter requesting a race. The Black Jibberjay then races Mario and Fluzzard along with four of his Jibberjay followers.
Later on, after Mario completes the second mission of the Wild Glide Galaxy and beats four Jibberjays in a race, one Jibberjay returns with Mario to Starship Mario and gives him advice on how to control Fluzzard whenever spoken to.
Gallery[edit]
Purple Jibberjay
Turquoise Jibberjay
Five Jibberjays in the Wild Glide Galaxy
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Additional names[edit]
Internal names[edit]
| Game | File | Name | Meaning
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| Super Mario Galaxy 2 | ObjectData/PichanRacer.arc | PichanRacer | Jibberjay Racer (while racing) |
| Super Mario Galaxy 2 | SystemData/ObjNameTable.arc/ObjNameTable.tbl | ピーチャンレーサー (Pīchan Rēsā) | Jibberjay Racer (while racing) |
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ピーチャン[?] Pīchan |
Possibly from「ピーピー」(pīpī, onomatopoeia for bird's chirping) and「ちゃん」(-chan, diminutive suffix) | |
| Chinese | 吱吱雀[?] Zhīzhī Què |
Jibber-jabber Sparrow | |
| French | Jacoco[?] | From jacasser ("to jabber") and "Coco", a typical nickname (or name) for parrots | |
| German | Tuku-Tukan[?] | Tuku-Toucan | |
| Italian | Lollorito[?] | Possibly a fusion of Loreto (a typical name for parrots) and colorito ("colorful") or cocorito ("budgerigar") | |
| Korean | 재잘버드[?] Jaejalbeodeu |
From "재잘재잘" (jaejal-jaejal, "jibber jabber") and "bird" | |
| Spanish | Periquín[?] | Diminutive of perico ("parakeet") |
Trivia[edit]
- Helibirds also resemble Jibberjays, as seen in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat, where they fly in the same motion.
