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'''Up & Away''' is a Special Move taught to [[Mario]] by the [[Star Spirits|Star Spirit]] [[Kalmar]] in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. Its success rate is determined by the overall strength of the enemies. Up & Away can turn all enemies into harmless stars that will fly up into the sky, ending the battle. Similar to [[Lady Bow]]'s [[Spook (move)|Spook]], enemies turned into stars don't give [[Star Point]]s. Up & Away costs two [[Star Power|SP]]. | '''Up & Away''' is a Special Move taught to [[Mario]] by the [[Star Spirits|Star Spirit]] [[Kalmar]] in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. Its success rate is determined by the overall strength of the enemies. Up & Away can turn all enemies into harmless stars that will fly up into the sky, ending the battle. Similar to [[Lady Bow]]'s [[Spook (move)|Spook]], enemies turned into stars don't give [[Star Point]]s. Up & Away costs two [[Star Power|SP]]. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
Revision as of 15:32, April 12, 2023
Up & Away is a Special Move taught to Mario by the Star Spirit Kalmar in Paper Mario. Its success rate is determined by the overall strength of the enemies. Up & Away can turn all enemies into harmless stars that will fly up into the sky, ending the battle. Similar to Lady Bow's Spook, enemies turned into stars don't give Star Points. Up & Away costs two SP.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | そしておほしさまに[1] Soshite Ohoshi Sama Ni |
And to the Stars |
| Chinese | 变星星 Biàn Xīngxing |
Transform into Stars |
References
- ^ "Paper Mario: From Japanese to English". (June 17, 2013). The Mushroom Kingdom. Retrieved February 4, 2015.
