Spark (Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope)
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| Spark | |
|---|---|
| File:MRSOH Yellow Spark.png Artwork of Starburst from Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope | |
| First appearance | Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope (2022) |
| Variant of | Luma Rabbid |
Sparks (also referred to as Rabbid Lumas) are a hybrid species of Lumas and Rabbids that appear in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope. They resemble Lumas, but with a Rabbid's face and ears. They come in a variety of colors and designs, with some being larger than others, and each has their own power. During the game's story, Cursa sends its army to capture the Sparks in order to absorb their energy, and Mario and his team set out to rescue them. After rescuing a Spark, the team can use its power to attack enemies in battle.[1][2] Star Bits can be used to level up the Sparks, which improves their effects. The maximum level for Sparks is level 5. Up to 30 different Sparks can be recruited in the game.[3]
Variations
| Name | Description | How to unlock |
|---|---|---|
| A cream-colored Spark that resembles Baby Luma also referred to as the "Spark of Light". Mario and his team meet Twinkle on Beacon Beach before it is captured by Darkmess. It gives Beep-0 the Scan Power, which allows him to reveal invisible objects.[4] | Enter the Spellbound Woods or the secret passage under Woodrow's house in Pallete Prime. | |
| File:MR-SoH RNDR ICONIC Spark-02.png Starburst[5] |
A yellow Spark that can increase the attack strength of nearby teammates with its ability Turbocharge,[6] in a similar way to the M-Power technique used by Mario in the previous game.[5] | At the start of the fourth phase of the Darkmess Manta battle. |
| File:MRSOH Water Spark.png Aquanox[5] |
A turquoise Spark made of water that possesses water powers. Its ability, Splash Attack, inflicts the Splash Super Effect, which is similar to Bounce from the previous game.[5][6] | Clear "Light Your Fire" in Beacon Beach. |
| File:MRSOH Dark Blue Spark.png Reflector[5] |
A plump, blue Spark that uses a mirror-like object. It has the ability to reflect some damage back at enemies.[5] | Arrive at Beacon Beach. |
 Exosphere[5] |
A plump, black Spark with three shields behind it. Using its ability Fortify, it can increase the defense of nearby teammates, causing them to take less damage.[5][6] | At the start of "Driven to the Edge". |
| File:MRSOH Disco Spark.png Glitter[5] |
A shiny Spark that resembles a disco ball. Using its ability Gather 'Round,[6] it can attract nearby enemies toward itself in a similar way to the Magnet Dance and Magnet Groove techniques used by Rabbid Mario and Donkey Kong in the previous game respectively.[5] | Clear "A Bridge to Fear" in Palette Prime. |
 Toxiquake[5] |
A plump, green Spark with green slime dripping from the bottom half of its body. It can use an ability known as Shockwave Ooze that poisons nearby enemies with the Ooze Super Effect.[5][6] | Clear "A Light in the Darkmess" in Beacon Beach. |
| File:MRSOH Red Spark.png Pyrogeddon[5] |
A red Spark with pyrokinetic powers that rides a fiery cloud, possibly in reference to Sun Wukong (also known as the Monkey King), a character from the 16th-century Chinese novel Journey to the West who was known for riding on a cloud. Its ability, Skyrain Burn, rains a meteor storm on enemies, inflicting the Burn Super Effect.[7] | Clear "A Cold Greeting" in Pristine Peaks. |
| File:MRSOH Blue Spark.png Ethering[5] |
A light-blue Spark with a blue, fiery aura surrounding it. Its ability is Unseen, which makes the user invisible for one or two turns.[5][6] | Clear "Wolf at the Door" in Pristine Peaks. |
| File:MRSOH Purple Spark.png Vampdash[5] |
A purple Spark that rides a purple leaf. It inflicts the user's dash with the Lifesteal Super Effect, making the damage they take heal the attacker.[5] | Clear Pristine Peaks Secret Zone. |
| File:MRSoH Ice Spark.png Cryogeddon[8] |
A cyan Spark with ice powers that rides a platform made of ice.[1] Its ability, Skyrain Frostbite, rains an ice storm on enemies.[2][8] | Clear Terra Flora Secret Zone. |
 Electroid[6] |
A yellow Spark with electrical powers.[6] Its ability charges all weapon-based attacks with the Shock Super Effect.[6] | Clear "Icy Breath of Winter" in Pristine Peaks. |
 Pyrostar[6] |
A red-orange, fire-based Spark. Its ability charges all weapon-based attacks with the Burn Super Effect, making them deal extra damage. | Clear "Crossing the Battlefield" in Beacon Beach. |
 Zephyrquake[6] |
A plump, purple Spark. Its ability is Shockwave Gust, which creates three shockwaves that inflict the Gust Super Effect. | Clear "A Ghostly Sunset" in Palette Prime. |
 Zephystar[9] |
A purple Spark. Its ability charges all weapon-based attacks with the Gust Super Effect. | Clear "Dr. Vent's Frozen Oddity" in Pristine Peaks. |
 Regenesis[6] |
A magenta Spark levitated by a balloon. Its ability is Regen, which restores 30% of a character's maximum HP at the start of their next two turns. | Clear "Hide n' Squeak" in Pristine Peaks. |
 Electrogeddon[6] |
A yellow, lightning-based Spark that rides a lightning cloud. Its ability is Skyrain Shock, which inflicts the Shock Super Effect. | Clear "Roots of Corruption" in Palette Prime. |
 Cryobolide[6] |
An ice Spark. Its ability charges all weapon-based attacks with the Frostbite Super Effect. | Clear "Frozen in your Tracks" in Pristine Peaks. |
 Aquaquake[6] |
A plump, cyan Spark. Its ability is Shockwave Splash, which creates three shockwaves that inflict the Splash Super Effect. | Clear "Ooze inside the Everbloom" in Terra Flora. |
 Pulser[3] |
A thin, quadrupedal, cream-colored Spark with a heart behind it. Its ability is Revive, which revives nearby fallen characters with 30% of their maximum HP. | Clear "Spout Forth" in Terra Flora. |
 Decibel |
A magenta spark. It gives Beep-0 the Wave Power. | Shake a tree near the WM ARC in Pristine Peaks. |
 Aquadash[8] |
A blue spark that rides a leaf. Its ability is Splash Dash, which inflicts the user's dash with the Splash Super Effect.[8] | Clear "Cheep Beats and Bleepstreets" in Beacon Beach. |
 Electrodash[8] |
A yellow spark that rides a grey leaf. Its ability is Shock Dash, which inflicts the user's dash with the Shock Super Effect.[8] | Clear "From Bad to Worse" in Beacon Beach. |
 Screech[8] |
A white spark that wields a megaphone. Its ability is Whoopsgottago, which repels enemies from the user's position similar to Rabbid Yoshi's Scaredy Rabbid technique.[8] | Clear Beacon Beach Secret Zone. |
 Toxicomet[8] |
A green spark. Its ability is Ooze Attack, which inflicts all weapon-based attacks with the Ooze Super Effect.[8] | Clear "The Quest for Courage" in Terra Flora. |
 Vampastra[8] |
A purple spark. Its ability is Vamp Attack, which inflicts all weapon-based attacks with the Lifesteal Super Effect.[8] | Clear "Bury the Hatchet" in Palette Prime. |
 Zephyrdash[8] |
A purple spark that rides a leaf. Its ability is Gust Dash, which inflicts the user's dash with the Gust Super Effect.[8] | Clear "A Dryad's Dream" in Palette Prime. |
 Wildclaw Master[8] |
A blue spark that sports a leash. Its ability is Summon Wildclaw, which can summon a Wildclaw ally.[8] | Clear Palette Prime Secret Zone. |
 Squashette Master[8] |
A cyan spark that sports a leash and a dress. Its ability is Summon Squashette, which can summon a Squashette ally.[8] | Clear Barrendale Mesa Secret Zone. |
 Oozer Master[8] |
A white spark that sports a leash. Its ability is Summon Oozer, which can summon a Oozer ally.[8] | Clear "Sullivan's Despair" in Terra Flora. |
 Gargantu-Fan[8] |
A white spark that sports a flag. Its ability, Kong Cameo, summons Rabbid Kong to send a wave in all directions.[8] | Clear "Magikoopa Mayham" in Barrendale Mesa. |
 Scoper Master[8] |
A grey spark that sports a cape. Its ability is Summon Scoper, which can summon a Scoper ally.[8] | Clear "Tortured Artist" in Barrendale Mesa. |
| Drizzle[10] | A green spark. It upgrades Beep-0's Wave Power to interact with foliage throughout Terra Flora.[11] | Meet Bea in Terra Flora. |
Profiles
Memory bio
- MYSTERY OF THE SPARKS
After an exhaustive analysis of our brave Spark allies, I can confirm that they are what they appear to be - a fusion of Luma and Rabbid. The Sparks' memories as to how exactly this came to be are lost to them, yet two instincts remain - their affection to their "mama" - Rosalina - and their deep fear of Cursa, who pursues them relentlessly throughout the galaxy in hopes of seizing their tremendous power for itself.
Gallery
Mario and Starburst
Luigi and Aquanox
Princess Peach and Reflector
Bowser and Exosphere
Rabbid Mario and Glitter
Rabbid Luigi and Toxiquake
Rabbid Peach and Pyrogeddon
Rabbid Rosalina and Ethering
- MRSOH Edge and Spark.png
Edge and Vampdash
Promotional artwork for Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope from Rabbid Peach's Instagram account featuring Starburst
Artwork from Rabbid Peach's Instagram account celebrating Christmas 2021 featuring Pyrogeddon
Wallpaper featuring Sparks
Starburst hashflag used to promote Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope on Twitter
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinese (simplified) | 星耀[12] Xīngyào |
Starshine | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 星可[14] Xīngkě |
Portmanteau of「星」(xīng, star) and「奇可」(Qíkě, Luma) | |
| French | Spark[?] | - | |
| Korean | 스파키[?] Seupaki |
Sparky |
References
- ^ a b Nintendo (June 29, 2022). Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope - Nintendo Direct Mini: Partner Showcase | 6.28.2022. YouTube. Retrieved June 30, 2022.
- ^ a b Ubisoft (June 29, 2022). MARIO + RABBIDS SPARKS OF HOPE SHOWCASE. YouTube. Retrieved June 30, 2022.
- ^ a b Nintendo UK (September 13, 2022). Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope – Let's explore! (Nintendo Switch). YouTube. Retrieved September 13, 2022.
- ^ a b Shirrako (September 22, 2022). MARIO + RABBIDS SPARKS OF HOPE Gameplay Walkthrough Part 1 - Story Mode (Full Demo) Nintendo Switch. YouTube. Retrieved September 23, 2022.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q (July 1, 2022). MARIO + RABBIDS SPARKS OF HOPE: A DEEP DIVE INTO COMBAT AND HERO ARCHETYPES. Ubisoft. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Nintendo (September 10, 2022). Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope - Wiggler Boss Battle Gameplay Trailer - Nintendo Switch. YouTube. Retrieved September 10, 2022.
- ^ Nintendo (June 13, 2021). Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope - Gameplay Sneak Peek Trailer - Nintendo Switch. YouTube. Retrieved June 30, 2022.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x All Sparks Max Level. Retrieved on October 19, 2022.
- ^ Midnite boss fight from the Demo on YouTube. Retrieved on September 22, 2022.
- ^ World 4 Terra Flora Gameplay. Retrieved on October 20, 2022.
- ^ [hhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBHQD9P5awg_channel=BattleBunny World 4 Terra Flora Gameplay]. Retrieved on October 20, 2022.
- ^ 《马力欧+疯狂兔子® 星耀之愿》邀你踏上宇宙冒险. Ubisoft China. Retrieved June 19, 2021.
- ^ (June 28, 2022). 宇宙を舞台にマリオとラビッツが戦略バトル『マリオ＋ラビッツ ギャラクシーバトル』は今冬発売。 Nintendo.co.jp. Retrieved June 30, 2022.
- ^ Official Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope Taiwanese website
