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A '''Red Star''' is an item that appears only in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]''. It resembles a red [[Grand Star]] and holds the power of the [[Luma#Color variations|Red Lumas]], one of whom first gives [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] a Red Star in the [[Gateway Galaxy]]. It transforms him into [[Flying Mario]] or Flying Luigi, respectively, who has the ability to [[fly]] through the air, similar to [[Wing Mario]] from ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. However, unlike with the effects of the [[Wing Cap]], a Red Star allows Mario or Luigi to fly more freely, changes the color of his clothes, does not give the player wings, and is self-propelled, like the [[P-Wing]]. It additionally grants the player a gravitational pull when they [[spin]], pulling in nearby [[Star Bit]]s and [[coin]]s on the ground or in flight. | A '''Red Star''' is an item that appears only in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]''. It resembles a red [[Grand Star]] and holds the power of the [[Luma#Color variations|Red Lumas]], one of whom first gives [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] a Red Star in the [[Gateway Galaxy]]. It transforms him into [[Flying Mario]] or Flying Luigi, respectively, who has the ability to [[fly]] through the air, similar to [[Wing Mario]] from ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. However, unlike with the effects of the [[Wing Cap]], a Red Star allows Mario or Luigi to fly more freely, changes the color of his clothes, does not give the player wings, and is self-propelled, like the [[P-Wing]]. It additionally grants the player a gravitational pull when they [[spin]], pulling in nearby [[Star Bit]]s and [[coin]]s on the ground or in flight. | ||
After the player obtains a Red Star, Mario's or Luigi's clothing changes. Instead of his normal red or green [[cap]] and blue overalls, he wears a black or dark-green cap and overalls and red or green shoes, while his shirt remains unchanged. While Mario or Luigi flies, his hands glow, and he leaves red streaks in his path. By holding {{button|wii|A}}, the player stops in midair, and red streaks point in the direction Mario or Luigi is facing. After the player collects a Red Star, flight is activated by executing a Star | After the player obtains a Red Star, Mario's or Luigi's clothing changes. Instead of his normal red or green [[cap]] and blue overalls, he wears a black or dark-green cap and overalls and red or green shoes, while his shirt remains unchanged. While Mario or Luigi flies, his hands glow, and he leaves red streaks in his path. By holding {{button|wii|A}}, the player stops in midair, and red streaks point in the direction Mario or Luigi is facing. After the player collects a Red Star, flight is activated by executing a Star Spin in the air, as opposed to performing a [[Triple Jump]], as is required with Wing Mario. | ||
Red Stars play a very limited role in the game. Other than allowing Mario or Luigi to complete a [[Purple Coin]] challenge in the Gateway Galaxy, the only other appearance of any Red Stars in the entire game is in the [[Comet Observatory]], where they can be used for exploration and for reaching a few [[1-Up Mushroom]]s that are otherwise inaccessible, such as the one on top of the [[Garden (Super Mario Galaxy)|Garden]] spire and the one beneath the [[Gate (Super Mario Galaxy)|Gate]]. | Red Stars play a very limited role in the game. Other than allowing Mario or Luigi to complete a [[Purple Coin]] challenge in the Gateway Galaxy, the only other appearance of any Red Stars in the entire game is in the [[Comet Observatory]], where they can be used for exploration and for reaching a few [[1-Up Mushroom]]s that are otherwise inaccessible, such as the one on top of the [[Garden (Super Mario Galaxy)|Garden]] spire and the one beneath the [[Gate (Super Mario Galaxy)|Gate]]. | ||
