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[[File:DnS2 Cute Stuffed Toy.PNG|frame|right|The Cute Stuffed Toy in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''.]] | [[File:DnS2 Cute Stuffed Toy.PNG|frame|right|The Cute Stuffed Toy in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''.]] | ||
'''Cute Stuffed Toy''' (Japanese: かわいいヌイグルミ) is a teddy bear in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''. | '''Cute Stuffed Toy''' (Japanese: かわいいヌイグルミ) is a teddy bear that appears in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]''. | ||
In ''Densetsu no Starfy'', [[Moon]] trades it to [[Starfy]] in exchange for [[Beautiful Coral]]. Starfy then has to give it to [[Kanninpapa]] and [[Chibi-kannin]]. | In ''Densetsu no Starfy'', [[Moon]] trades it to [[Starfy]] in exchange for [[Beautiful Coral]]. Starfy then has to give it to [[Kanninpapa]] and [[Chibi-kannin]]. | ||
In '' | In ''Densetsu no Starfy 2'', Starfy has to save the Cute Stuffed Toy from rocks. It has the ability to talk, ending its sentences with the word 'kuma' (Japanese: クマ), meaning 'bear'. | ||
[[File:Teddy Bear.PNG|thumb|100px|left|Sprite from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'']] | [[File:Teddy Bear.PNG|thumb|100px|left|Sprite from ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'']] | ||
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Cute Stuffed Toy (Japanese: かわいいヌイグルミ) is a teddy bear that appears in Densetsu no Starfy and Densetsu no Starfy 2.
In Densetsu no Starfy, Moon trades it to Starfy in exchange for Beautiful Coral. Starfy then has to give it to Kanninpapa and Chibi-kannin.
In Densetsu no Starfy 2, Starfy has to save the Cute Stuffed Toy from rocks. It has the ability to talk, ending its sentences with the word 'kuma' (Japanese: クマ), meaning 'bear'.
