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Tag365: /* Trivia */ Fixed word error.

2025-09-04T01:27:59Z

Trivia: Fixed word error.

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' is the only game where the stuff feature was not available.		*''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' is the only game where the stuff feature was not available.
	*''Densetsu no Starfy 2'' is the only game where only Starfy can be dressed up. This is do to the fact that Starly first appears in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''.		*''Densetsu no Starfy 2'' is the only game where only Starfy can be dressed up. This is due to the fact that Starly first appears in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''.
	*Costumes of [[Mashtooth]] and [[Degil]] appear, but not [[Ogura]] and [[Evil]].		*Costumes of [[Mashtooth]] and [[Degil]] appear, but not [[Ogura]] and [[Evil]].
	*A lot of ''Densetsu no Starfy 3'''s stuff are someone else's things like [[Torito]]'s hat and [[Kittana]]'s eye patch.		*A lot of ''Densetsu no Starfy 3'''s stuff are someone else's things like [[Torito]]'s hat and [[Kittana]]'s eye patch.

Turndown4hwut: Played The Legendary Starfy for the first time in years and Starfright's costume was unlocked when I got its stone. Proof: https://imgur.com/a/AAoSHp5

2023-08-19T14:31:57Z

Played The Legendary Starfy for the first time in years and Starfright's costume was unlocked when I got its stone. Proof: https://imgur.com/a/AAoSHp5

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	==''The Legendary Starfy''==		==''The Legendary Starfy''==
	{{main\|The Legendary Starfy/Stuff}}		{{main\|The Legendary Starfy/Stuff}}
	Stuff can be bought in [[Moe's Case]] and found in [[Treasure]] chests. Whenever the player gets a new [[Bunston]] transformation it becomes available in the Stuff. ~~(Note: though Starfright is unlockable, it is unconfirmed whether [[Starfright]] appear in the Stuff upon unlocking it)~~		Stuff can be bought in [[Moe's Case]] and found in [[Treasure]] chests. Whenever the player gets a new [[Bunston]] transformation it becomes available in the Stuff.
	===[[Helpful Stuff]]===		===[[Helpful Stuff]]===
	{{main\|Helpful Stuff}}.		{{main\|Helpful Stuff}}.

TheFlameChomp: TheFlameChomp moved page Stuff on wheels to Stuff over a redirect without leaving a redirect

2018-03-30T11:59:31Z

TheFlameChomp moved page Stuff on wheels to Stuff over a redirect without leaving a redirect

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Willy on Wheels: Willy on Wheels moved page Stuff to Stuff on wheels: on wheels!

2018-03-30T04:26:43Z

Willy on Wheels moved page Stuff to Stuff on wheels: on wheels!

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Torchickens at 20:22, 27 March 2015

2015-03-27T20:22:58Z

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	*''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' is the only game where the stuff feature was not available.		*''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'' is the only game where the stuff feature was not available.
	*''Densetsu no Starfy 2'' is the only game where only Starfy can be dressed up. This is do to the fact that Starly first appears in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''.		*''Densetsu no Starfy 2'' is the only game where only Starfy can be dressed up. This is do to the fact that Starly first appears in ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]''.
	*Costumes of [[Mashtooth]] and [[~~Dejiru~~]] appear, but not [[Ogura]] and [[Evil]].		*Costumes of [[Mashtooth]] and [[Degil]] appear, but not [[Ogura]] and [[Evil]].
	*A lot of ''Densetsu no Starfy 3'''s stuff are someone else's things like [[Torito]]'s hat and [[Kittana]]'s eye patch.		*A lot of ''Densetsu no Starfy 3'''s stuff are someone else's things like [[Torito]]'s hat and [[Kittana]]'s eye patch.
	*''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' is the only game that had a costume contest.		*''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' is the only game that had a costume contest.

Torchickens: /* Densetsu no Starfy 4 */

2014-02-27T16:40:30Z

Densetsu no Starfy 4

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	Stuff are normally unlocked by getting some from characters and buying some from [[Maniankou]]'s shop. This is the first appearance of Specials.		Stuff are normally unlocked by getting some from characters and buying some from [[Maniankou]]'s shop. This is the first appearance of Specials.

	[[Densetsu no Starfy 4/Stuff#Stuff that support the microphone\|Ten of the Stuff]] support the Nintendo DS microphone, with a few from each category. For these Stuff, blowing into the microphone will cause a special animation to play. Stuff that support the microphone have an animated sprite of [[Moe]] expelling air next to the 'tap the Touch Screen' icon on the top screen ([[File:DnS4 microphone notice.png]]), as well as a different top screen message which tells the player to try to blow into the microphone.		[[Densetsu no Starfy 4/Stuff#Stuff that support the microphone\|Ten of the Stuff]] support the Nintendo DS microphone, with a few from each category. For these Stuff, blowing into the microphone will cause a special animation to play. Stuff that support the microphone have an animated sprite of [[Moe]] expelling air next to the 'tap the Touch Screen' icon on the top screen ([[File:DnS4 microphone notice.png\|50px]]), as well as a different top screen message which tells the player to try to blow into the microphone.

	Before this game was released, there was a contest in Japan known as the [[Wanted Kisekae]] contest, where fans could mail over their design for a costume over to Nintendo's headquarters with a chance of their costume being featured in the final game. Six winning designs are in the game, and the entrants had their names featured in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' Staff Credits.		Before this game was released, there was a contest in Japan known as the [[Wanted Kisekae]] contest, where fans could mail over their design for a costume over to Nintendo's headquarters with a chance of their costume being featured in the final game. Six winning designs are in the game, and the entrants had their names featured in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' Staff Credits.

Torchickens at 16:39, 27 February 2014

2014-02-27T16:39:49Z

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	{{main\|Densetsu no Starfy 4/Stuff}}		{{main\|Densetsu no Starfy 4/Stuff}}
	{{main\|Wanted Kisekae}}		{{main\|Wanted Kisekae}}

			Stuff are normally unlocked by getting some from characters and buying some from [[Maniankou]]'s shop. This is the first appearance of Specials.

			[[Densetsu no Starfy 4/Stuff#Stuff that support the microphone\|Ten of the Stuff]] support the Nintendo DS microphone, with a few from each category. For these Stuff, blowing into the microphone will cause a special animation to play. Stuff that support the microphone have an animated sprite of [[Moe]] expelling air next to the 'tap the Touch Screen' icon on the top screen ([[File:DnS4 microphone notice.png]]), as well as a different top screen message which tells the player to try to blow into the microphone.

	Before this game was released, there was a contest in Japan known as the [[Wanted Kisekae]] contest, where fans could mail over their design for a costume over to Nintendo's headquarters with a chance of their costume being featured in the final game. Six winning designs are in the game, and the entrants had their names featured in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' Staff Credits.		Before this game was released, there was a contest in Japan known as the [[Wanted Kisekae]] contest, where fans could mail over their design for a costume over to Nintendo's headquarters with a chance of their costume being featured in the final game. Six winning designs are in the game, and the entrants had their names featured in the ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 4]]'' Staff Credits.
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	In Staff Roll 1, the original illustrations of costumes designed by various runner-ups are shown on the touch screen, although none of these made it into the final game.		In Staff Roll 1, the original illustrations of costumes designed by various runner-ups are shown on the touch screen, although none of these made it into the final game.

	~~Stuff are normally unlocked by getting some from characters and buying some from [[Maniankou]]'s shop. This is the first appearance of Specials.~~
	===Possible scrapped concept===		===Possible scrapped concept===
	In a text dump of the game, the text "Spill" (Japanese: スピル) appears directly after 'Special' (Japanese: スペシャル) in a series of names for types of Stuff but appears to be unused here. This may imply that wearable goods based on [[Spill\|Spill abilities]] were once planned for the game, but only clothes, extras (accessories) and specials are wearable in the final game.		In a text dump of the game, the text "Spill" (Japanese: スピル) appears directly after 'Special' (Japanese: スペシャル) in a series of names for types of Stuff but appears to be unused here. This may imply that wearable goods based on [[Spill\|Spill abilities]] were once planned for the game, but only clothes, extras (accessories) and specials are wearable in the final game.

Torchickens: /* Possible scrapped concept */

2014-02-26T21:55:27Z

Possible scrapped concept

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	Stuff are normally unlocked by getting some from characters and buying some from [[Maniankou]]'s shop. This is the first appearance of Specials.		Stuff are normally unlocked by getting some from characters and buying some from [[Maniankou]]'s shop. This is the first appearance of Specials.
	===Possible scrapped concept===		===Possible scrapped concept===
	In a text dump of the game, the text "Spill" (Japanese: スピル) appears directly after 'Special' (Japanese: スペシャル) in a series of names for types of [[Stuff]] but appears to be unused here. This may imply that wearable goods based on [[Spill\|Spill abilities]] were once planned for the game, but only clothes, extras (accessories) and specials are wearable in the final game.		In a text dump of the game, the text "Spill" (Japanese: スピル) appears directly after 'Special' (Japanese: スペシャル) in a series of names for types of Stuff but appears to be unused here. This may imply that wearable goods based on [[Spill\|Spill abilities]] were once planned for the game, but only clothes, extras (accessories) and specials are wearable in the final game.

	==''The Legendary Starfy''==		==''The Legendary Starfy''==

Torchickens: /* Densetsu no Starfy 4 */

2014-02-26T21:54:57Z

Densetsu no Starfy 4

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	Stuff are normally unlocked by getting some from characters and buying some from [[Maniankou]]'s shop. This is the first appearance of Specials.		Stuff are normally unlocked by getting some from characters and buying some from [[Maniankou]]'s shop. This is the first appearance of Specials.
			===Possible scrapped concept===
			In a text dump of the game, the text "Spill" (Japanese: スピル) appears directly after 'Special' (Japanese: スペシャル) in a series of names for types of [[Stuff]] but appears to be unused here. This may imply that wearable goods based on [[Spill\|Spill abilities]] were once planned for the game, but only clothes, extras (accessories) and specials are wearable in the final game.

	==''The Legendary Starfy''==		==''The Legendary Starfy''==

Torchickens: /* Helpful Stuff */

2013-11-23T14:36:02Z

Helpful Stuff

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	===[[Helpful Stuff]]===		===[[Helpful Stuff]]===
	{{main\|Helpful Stuff}}.		{{main\|Helpful Stuff}}.
	There is unused text in the Japanese version of ''The Legendary Starfy'' referencing something that is supposedly the equivalent of [[Vehicles List\|Vehicles]] from previous games in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)\|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] called Helpful Stuff (Japanese: おたすけグッズ, ''Helpful Goods''). Their name implies that they are a special kind of Stuff. They would apparently be used in boss battles~~, either alone or~~ in cooperative play. The Helpful Stuff would account for several elements including fire, ice and poison.		There is unused text in the Japanese version of ''The Legendary Starfy'' referencing something that is supposedly the equivalent of [[Vehicles List\|Vehicles]] from previous games in [[The Legendary Starfy (series)\|''The Legendary Starfy'' series]] called Helpful Stuff (Japanese: おたすけグッズ, ''Helpful Goods''). Their name implies that they are a special kind of Stuff. They would apparently be used in boss battles in cooperative play. The Helpful Stuff would account for several elements including fire, ice and poison.

	According to some unused text from [[Moe]], there were supposedly eight different kinds of Helpful Stuff planned, however, following the names of [[Roostar\|Super Bugawk]] and [[Starfright\|Super Vanish]] in the ROM is the text "Helpful Stuff 9" and "Helpful Stuff 10". Although this may imply ten kinds of Helpful Stuff were planned, the names may have been added as placeholders because ten is a nice round figure.		According to some unused text from [[Moe]], there were supposedly eight different kinds of Helpful Stuff planned, however, following the names of [[Roostar\|Super Bugawk]] and [[Starfright\|Super Vanish]] in the ROM is the text "Helpful Stuff 9" and "Helpful Stuff 10". Although this may imply ten kinds of Helpful Stuff were planned, the names may have been added as placeholders because ten is a nice round figure.