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Sukebon (スケボン), and its post game upgrade Sukebon Kai (スケボン改) is an vehicle given by Torito in Densetsu no Starfy 2, in Slippery Ice Alpine (Stage 4-2). It can be upgraded after returning to find Torito after defeating Ogura for the first time. It can be used to cross poisonous waters and lava. Its fan name is the Sea Skater, and its upgrade is named the Soarin' Sea Skater.

Controls

When Starfy is riding Sukebon, the screen will automatically scroll. Starfy can make Sukebon move left or right via the D-Pad. The A button can be pressed to make Sukebon and Starfy jump up into the air to cross gaps. The upgraded Sukebon has wings and can flutter in the air for a short period of time if the A button is held down. Unlike the upgraded version of Pakara from the third game, even if the A button isn't held for the entire duration of flight, you cannot press A again to initiate it again.

Name Origin

Sukebon's name most likely comes from the word スケボー (Sukebō), a shortened version of the Japanese name for a skateboard (スケートボード). It could also be a literal combination of skate and board, as it is a (albeit living) board that you skate across the water's surface with.

Trivia

Catfish Boat from Densetsu no Starfy, and Pakara from Densetsu no Starfy 3 are similar vehicles given by Torito.
The name of this ability is coincidentally similar to Sukapon (スカポン), also known as Skapon, the protagonist of Joy Mech Fight for the Famicom.

Official artwork of Starfy riding Sukebon.
Official artwork of Starfy riding the upgraded Sukebon.
Torito's Photograph, featuring himself riding the upgraded Sukebon.

Densetsu no Starfy 2
Characters	Starfy • Moe • Old Man Lobber • Biba • Chibi-kannin • Chonmagyo • Chorosuke • Chuta • Echigyoya • Fat Cat • Flatfish (unused) • Fork • Fork's brother • Fukafuka • Funazou • Gaganmo • Gaidonna • Gekojii (referenced) • Gekyojii • Herman • Hirao • Hirarin • Hotarubi • Horun • Jellato Sisters • Jojiro • Jueri • Kamekkochounan • Kamekkoimouto • Kamekkojinan • Kameru • Kamone • Kanninpapa • Kit Fish • Kodorun • Konbi • Korisu • Korundoru • Kumajii • Kyorozo (flashback) • Lovelove • Loverin • Lovely • Mama Star • Mayudorago • Mekani-jiisan • Mermaid • Mijingou • Mitsugasago • Moe's siblings • Moe's mother (flashback) • Moon • Ogyan • Ogyon • Ootaruika • Orisu • Papa Star • Pink creature (unused) • Pufftop Guard • Pufftop Kids • Resshi • Ruby • Savako • Shorosuke • Shurikit • Taiblond • Taruika • The Squirts • The Whale (cameo) • Torito • Ukizzu • Unknown Crab (footage only) • Unknown Penguin (footage only) • Unknown Yellow Character (footage only) • Wotsaruto • Yakoukagami
Items	Flyer • Circle Key • Triangle Key • Square Key • Pot of Roses • Sunflower Vase • Vase of Roses • Study Desk • Chabudai • Coral Table • Cheap Chair • Zabuton • Shell Chair • Kamekko Radar • Kamekkoimoto • Kamekkojinan • Kamekko Radar 2 • Kamekkochonan • Letter 1 • Letter 2 • Reply 1 • Reply 2 • Shurikit's Bell • Puchi Ogura #5's Letter • Kumajii's Honey • Moon • Prison Bars Key • Key • Barrel • Hint Memo 1 • Hint Memo 2 • Hint Memo 3 • Cute Stuffed Toy • Photographs • Statue Fragment • Squirt #1 • Squirt #2 • Squirt #3 • Squirt #4 • Thunder Pants • Gym Tights • Cold Medicine • Makeup Set • Prison Key (Silver) • Post • Snowman • Mobile • Facial Hair Vaccine • Secret Letter • Prison Key (Skull) • Shell Tape • Shell Ataa • Letter • Something written on paper.. • Diamond Key • Club Key • Spade Key • Heart Key • Jar • Treasure Map
Bosses	Puchi Ogura #1 and Konk • Puchi Ogura #2 and Pekin Duck Model • Puchi Ogura #3 and Kiremoth • Puchi Ogura #4 • Puchi Ogura #5 and Numan • Puchi Ogura #6 and Kigurumi • Puchi Ogura #7 and Mandazetto • Puchi Ogura #8 and Yurikarugo • Puchi Ogura #9 and Jiiyan • Puchi Ogura #10 • Ogura
Abilities	Air Jump • Dance • Dash • Dash & Jump • Done For • Duck • Duck & Slide • Dizziness • Entering a Door • Glide • Good Night……‎ • Jump • Panting • Shooting Star‎ • Slip‎ • Star Spin (level 2, level 3) • Spin Jump • Surf Jump • Swim • Talk • Turbo Swim • Walk
Stuff	List of Stuff (Clothes - Accessories)
Vehicles	Balloon • Kigurumi • Ryun • Sukebon
Enemies	Akkou • Arukaseki • Arumonto • Barikku • Barun • Battafurai • Bellybird • Big Nikku • Birinagashi • Blinkfin • Bobfin • Bogyo • Bu • Burokka • Buyoyon • Calaminer • Chikkin • Chikku • Chikugyo • Chingyo • Choby • Chochin • Chokki • Chonmagyo • Chumbrella • Demeka • Desuroru • Dokazun • Eibi • Enzeru • Erekirage • Flunder • Fork • Fork's brother • Furagura • Gain • Gandosu • Ganma • Ginji • Glunk • Green monster (unused) • Gufu • Guppo • Gyotto • Hebiru • Hiramei • Hirapa • Honouo • Hopalop • Hyappo • Hyuruhyuru • Ice Guy • Ikametto • Imadame • Insect (unused) • Ippon • Isogin • Jellysquish • Jerubari • Jiappo • Kachitsuki • Kagibanrei • Kai • Kasakasa • Komeruto • Komorin • Korasu • Korudon • Kosogyo • Ku • Kururi • Kushamisekizou • Liftwisp • Lurchin • Mandogora • Mantowani • Marume • Marunokon • Mayukoin • Medatsuka • Mejiro • Meramera • Merutofi • Miimii • Mo • Modoki • Mokku • Monjakku • Monjamin • Nogo • Norinori • Nubble • Octopult • Ogakure • Patrol Crab • Pearl Sprite • Pingoon • Pinpin • Piranya • Piranyan • Piriru • Pitapita • Piyochiyo • Pizzap • Potori • Pukukame • Purankudon • Rannan • Ridokkusu • Riku • Rock Punk • Sametto • Sand Snark • Sawawa • Sazan • Shakke • Shamin • Shande • Skelefin • Skullpin • Sky Swimmer • Snark • Spinebelly • Springer • Stangler • Sukarudon • Sukarupu • Sukesuke • Tatsubo • Teppo • Tobeiuo • Tobeuo • Togesenbon • Togerino • Togerinu • Torabera • Tsunokkuru • Tsurutsura • Uga • Ukigame • Ukondori • Umiushi • Unu • Upon • Urobotto • Utsubon • Wahi Wahi • Wakazo • Wanekku • Warugao • Warusaru • Wasawasa • Winna • Zuratta
Stages	Lobber's Cave • Sea of Beginning • Turtle Turtle Land • Slippery Ice Alpine • Large Tree's Forest • Pitch Dark Cave • Yeeha Alpine • Pufftop • Resshi Lake • Torrent's Waterfall • Ogura Castle • Test Stage (unused)
Miscellany	Easter eggs • Glitches • Photographs • Picture Book data • Prerelease information • Soundtrack • Staff Credits • Unused content

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-[[File:Torito.PNG|thumb|right|[[Torito]]'s [[Photograph]], featuring himself riding the upgraded Sukebon.]]
+[[File:Sukebon.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[Starfy]] riding Sukebon over lava.]]
-'''Sukebon''' (リューン) is an ability given by [[Torito]] in [[Densetsu no Starfy 2]], in [[Slippery Ice Alpine]] (Stage 4-2). Like the other vehicles, it can be upgraded after returning to find Torito after defeating [[Ogura]] for the first time. It can be used to cross poisonous waters and lava.
+'''Sukebon''' (スケボン), and its post game upgrade '''Sukebon Kai''' (スケボン改) is an vehicle given by [[Torito]] in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', in [[Slippery Ice Alpine]] (Stage 4-2). It can be upgraded after returning to find Torito after defeating [[Ogura]] for the first time. It can be used to cross poisonous waters and lava. Its fan name is the Sea Skater, and its upgrade is named the Soarin' Sea Skater.
 ===Controls===
-*When [[Starfy]] is riding Sukebon, the screen will automatically scroll. Starfy can make Torito move left or right via the D-Pad. The A button can be pressed to make Sukebon and Starfy jump up into the air to cross gaps.  The upgraded Sukebon has wings and can flutter in the air for a short period of time if the A button is held down.
+*When [[Starfy]] is riding Sukebon, the screen will automatically scroll. Starfy can make Sukebon move left or right via the D-Pad. The A button can be pressed to make Sukebon and Starfy jump up into the air to cross gaps.  The upgraded Sukebon has wings and can flutter in the air for a short period of time if the A button is held down. Unlike the upgraded version of [[Pakara]] from the third game, even if the A button isn't held for the entire duration of flight, you cannot press A again to initiate it again.{{clr}}
+==Name Origin==
+*Sukebon's name most likely comes from the word スケボー (Sukebō), a shortened version of the Japanese name for a skateboard (スケートボード). It could also be a literal combination of skate and board, as it is a (albeit living) board that you skate across the water's surface with.
 ==Trivia==
-*[[Densetsu no Starfy]] and [[Densetsu no Starfy 3]] have similar abilities that are also taught by Torito.
+*[[Catfish Boat]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', and [[Pakara]] from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' are similar vehicles given by Torito.
-{{stub}}
+*The name of this ability is coincidentally similar to Sukapon (スカポン), also known as Skapon, the protagonist of ''[[wikipedia:Joy Mech Fight|Joy Mech Fight]]'' for the [[nwiki:Nintendo Entertainment System|Famicom]].
-[[Category:Abilities]]
+<center><gallery position="center" widths="200">
+File:Sukebon2OA.png|<span style="color:white;">Official artwork of Starfy riding Sukebon.
+File:UpgradedSukebon2OA.png|<span style="color:white;">Official artwork of Starfy riding the upgraded Sukebon.
+File:Torito.PNG|<span style="color:white;">[[Torito]]'s [[Photograph]], featuring himself riding the upgraded Sukebon.
+</gallery></center>
+{{clr}}
+{{TLS2Navbox}}
+[[Category:Transformations]]
+[[Category:Vehicles]]

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