Editing Talk:Shooting Star Summit

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#{{User|Turkishcoffee}} The games were developed entirely separately and don't seem to have much continuity between them. Even if they both had the same name, wouldn't they be entirely different places anyway?
#{{User|Turkishcoffee}} The games were developed entirely separately and don't seem to have much continuity between them. Even if they both had the same name, wouldn't they be entirely different places anyway?
#{{User|Baby Mario Bloops}} Per all. They don't have as much common as everyone thinks, and translations can be missleading between some areas that sound alike.
#{{User|Baby Mario Bloops}} Per all. They don't have as much common as everyone thinks, and translations can be missleading between some areas that sound alike.
#{{User|Koopalmier}} Shooting Star Summit and Star Hill have different names and appearance. The Shooting Star Hill (mis-translated Star Hill then Shooting Star Summit) appeared in [[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]] and in [[Paper Mario]], and stars (actually wishes) are falling on it. Star Hill only appeared in [[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]] and is only a path to the Star Shrine. M&L2's Star Hill has nothing to do with shooting stars and wishes. The Shooting Star Summit is dark blue - purple while the Star Hill is light blue. I think that all this is enough to prove that those are different places.


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