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'''Prayer Beads''' (Japanese: じゅず) is an item in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''. It is found in [[Thousand Year Hill]] (Stage 7-2). [[Burudad]] asks [[Starly]] to find it for him and [[Buruda-sama]]. As a reward for finding it, Buruda-sama and Burudad give [[Starfy]], [[Starly]] and [[Moe]] the [[Densetsu no Starfy 4/Stuff#Clothes|Zip Back]] [[Treasure]]. | '''Prayer Beads''' (Japanese: じゅず) is an item in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]''. It is found in [[Thousand Year Hill]] (Stage 7-2). [[Burudad]] asks [[Starly]] to find it for him and [[Buruda-sama]]. As a reward for finding it, Buruda-sama and Burudad give [[Starfy]], [[Starly]] and [[Moe]] the [[Densetsu no Starfy 4/Stuff#Clothes|Zip Back]] [[Treasure]]. | ||
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*The Prayer Beads appear to be based on Japanese 'Juzu' [[wikipedia:Buddhist prayer beads|prayer beads used in Buddhism]]. | |||
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Prayer Beads (Japanese: じゅず) is an item in Densetsu no Starfy 4. It is found in Thousand Year Hill (Stage 7-2). Burudad asks Starly to find it for him and Buruda-sama. As a reward for finding it, Buruda-sama and Burudad give Starfy, Starly and Moe the Zip Back Treasure.
Trivia
- The Prayer Beads appear to be based on Japanese 'Juzu' prayer beads used in Buddhism.
