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[[File:Warp Crystal.png|frame|right|The '''Warp Crystal''' from [[Undersea Temple]]]] | [[File:Warp Crystal.png|frame|right|The '''Warp Crystal''' from [[Undersea Temple]]]] | ||
''Not to be confused with the [[Crystal Ball]] from [[Thousand Year Hill]] in [[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' | ''Not to be confused with the [[Crystal Ball]] from [[Thousand Year Hill]] in [[Densetsu no Starfy 4]].'' | ||
The '''Warp Crystals''' (Japanese: ワープすいしょう) objects in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', found in the [[S.S. Logwater|Sunken Ship]] and [[Undersea Temple]]. They are only found when revisiting the stage from the Stage Select. When [[Starfy]] hits one with his [[Star Spin]], it creates a portal that sends Starfy to another room of the stage when he enters it. | The '''Warp Crystals''' (Japanese: ワープすいしょう) objects in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', found in the [[S.S. Logwater|Sunken Ship]] and [[Undersea Temple]]. They are only found when revisiting the stage from the Stage Select. When [[Starfy]] hits one with his [[Star Spin]], it creates a portal that sends Starfy to another room of the stage when he enters it. | ||
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Not to be confused with the Crystal Ball from Thousand Year Hill in Densetsu no Starfy 4.
The Warp Crystals (Japanese: ワープすいしょう) objects in Densetsu no Starfy, found in the Sunken Ship and Undersea Temple. They are only found when revisiting the stage from the Stage Select. When Starfy hits one with his Star Spin, it creates a portal that sends Starfy to another room of the stage when he enters it.
The Warp Crystal in the Sunken Ship is found where the Diamond Key used to be; specifically through the bottom-right door in the first room of the ship, then through the next door, then at the end of a block puzzle. The Warp Crystal in Undersea Temple is found where the Yogensho is first seen (this room can be visited by entering the doors clockwise in the four door maze).
