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{{Location | {{Location | ||
|name = Kachiwari Iceberg | |||
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|image = [[File:Ice.gif]] | |image = [[File:Ice.gif]] | ||
|kana = Kachiwari | |kana = カチワリ氷ざん (Kachiwari Hyou Zan) | ||
|residents = [[Seiuchi-kun]], [[Rokkinbaa]], [[Shirosan]], [[Saint Nak]] | |residents = [[Seiuchi-kun]], [[Rokkinbaa]], [[Shirosan]], [[Saint Nak]], [[Fukafuka]] | ||
|enemies = [[Pingoon]], [[Ice Guy]], [[Spinebelly]], [[Choby]] | |enemies = [[Pingoon]], [[Ice Guy]], [[Spinebelly]], [[Choby]], [[Kakippe]], [[Korasu]], [[Miimii]], [[Monjakku]], [[Ridokkusu]], [[Sukesuke]] | ||
|levels = 8 | |levels = 8 | ||
|boss = [[Pengod]] | |boss = [[Pengod]] | ||
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|latestgame = [[Densetsu no Starfy 3]] | |latestgame = [[Densetsu no Starfy 3]] | ||
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''' | '''Kachiwari Iceberg''' is the fourth stage in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''. There are penguins making icy treats there. | ||
===Major events=== | ===Major events=== | ||
[[Starfy]], [[Starly]], and [[Moe]] meet [[Saint Nak]]. | *[[Starfy]], [[Starly]], and [[Moe]] meet [[Saint Nak]]. | ||
*Starfy and Moe see [[Fukafuka]] and the [[Jellato Sisters]] again and meet [[Shirosan]] and [[Rokkinbaa]]. (order is optional) | |||
Starfy and Moe see [[Fukafuka]] and the [[Jellato Sisters]] again and meet [[Shirosan]] and [[Rokkinbaa]]. (order is optional) | *Fukafuka gives Starfy [[Kigurumi (ability)|Kigurumi]]. | ||
*Starly meets the [[Taruika]]. | |||
Fukafuka gives Starfy [[Kigurumi (ability)|Kigurumi]]. | *Starfy and Moe see [[Ootaruika]] again. | ||
*Starfy and Moe see [[Chuta]] again. | |||
Starly meets the [[Taruika]]. | *Chuta teaches Starfy the [[Mighty Star Spin]]. | ||
*Starfy and Moe see the Taruika again. | |||
Starfy and Moe see [[Ootaruika]] again. | *Starfy, Starly, and Moe meet [[Seiuchi-kun]]. | ||
*Starfy meets [[Pengod]]. | |||
Starfy and Moe see [[Chuta]] again. | *Starfy battles Pengod. {{-}} | ||
Chuta teaches Starfy the [[Mighty Star Spin]]. | |||
Starfy and Moe see the Taruika again. | |||
Starfy, Starly, and Moe meet [[Seiuchi-kun]]. | |||
==Trivia== | |||
[[File:Kachiwari.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Bags of kachiwari]] | |||
*カチワリ (kachiwari) interpreted as "crushed ice", in Japan, refers to the practise of storing crushed ice for uses such as for drinks. It can also be flavoured. | |||
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[[Category:Densetsu no Stafy 3 levels]] | [[Category:Densetsu no Stafy 3 levels]] | ||
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| Kachiwari Iceberg | |
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| Japanese name | カチワリ氷ざん (Kachiwari Hyou Zan) |
| Greater location | {{{glocation}}} |
| Affiliations | {{{affiliations}}} |
| Residents | Seiuchi-kun, Rokkinbaa, Shirosan, Saint Nak, Fukafuka |
| Ruler | {{{ruler}}} |
| Enemies | Pingoon, Ice Guy, Spinebelly, Choby, Kakippe, Korasu, Miimii, Monjakku, Ridokkusu, Sukesuke |
| Areas (levels) | 8 |
| Stage boss | Pengod |
| First appearance | Densetsu no Starfy 3 |
| Latest appearance | Densetsu no Starfy 3 |
Kachiwari Iceberg is the fourth stage in Densetsu no Starfy 3. There are penguins making icy treats there.
Major events
- Starfy, Starly, and Moe meet Saint Nak.
- Starfy and Moe see Fukafuka and the Jellato Sisters again and meet Shirosan and Rokkinbaa. (order is optional)
- Fukafuka gives Starfy Kigurumi.
- Starly meets the Taruika.
- Starfy and Moe see Ootaruika again.
- Starfy and Moe see Chuta again.
- Chuta teaches Starfy the Mighty Star Spin.
- Starfy and Moe see the Taruika again.
- Starfy, Starly, and Moe meet Seiuchi-kun.
- Starfy meets Pengod.
- Starfy battles Pengod.
Trivia
- カチワリ (kachiwari) interpreted as "crushed ice", in Japan, refers to the practise of storing crushed ice for uses such as for drinks. It can also be flavoured.
