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'''Pulsars''' are small, strange, red-eyed creatures covered in spiked armor who inhabit [[Star Hill]] in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''. Pulsars have extremely high defense and powerful electric attacks such as [[Static E!]] and [[Bolt (move)|Bolt]]. Pulsars are very dangerous, as they will instantly perform the kamikaze [[Migraine]] attack as soon as they are attacked by one of Mario's party members. Moreover, since a Pulsar has such a high defense rating, it is very unlikely they will be destroyed by the hero's initial attack. After being hit, the Pulsar will rise in the sky and self-destruct in a fiery explosion, instantly [[down]]ing a party member unless they [[Action Command|deflect]] the attack. Indeed, the hint-giving man hiding behind a house in [[Mushroom Kingdom]] warns Mario before leaving for Star Hill to avoid attacking these "pointy monsters" because of this powerful ability.
'''Pulsars''' are small and strange red-eyed creatures covered in spiked armor that appear in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''. They appear as stronger variants of [[Cluster]]s, and can be found on [[Star Hill]]. Their names are derived from [[:wikipedia:Pulsar|pulsars]], radiation-releasing neutron stars found in distant nebulae; a Pulsar calls itself a "mini-pulsar" in its [[Psychopath]] text.


Due to their almost identical appearance, Pulsars are said to be related to [[Cluster]]s.
==Battle==
Pulsars have extremely high defense, and possess powerful electric attacks such as [[Static E!]] and [[Bolt (move)|Bolt]]. A hint-giving man hiding behind a house in [[Mushroom Kingdom]] warns Mario to avoid attacking these "pointy monsters" before the party leaves for Star Hill. This alludes to the fact that Pulsars can perform the [[Migraine]] special attack; unlike Clusters, Pulsars will use the move as soon as they are hit. This  will instantly [[down]] a party member unless they [[Action Command|deflect]] the attack or wear a [[Accessory (Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars)#Safety Badge|Safety Badge]]. Their high defense also makes it unlikely that Mario and the party can actually one-shot the Pulsar otherwise. Upon defeat, there is a chance that a Pulsar will drop a [[Pick Me Up]].


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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== Trivia ==
*Pulsars share their name with [[:wikipedia:Pulsar|radiation-releasing neutron stars]] found in distant nebulae. Pulsar even states itself to be "a mini-pulsar" in its [[Psychopath]] thought, indicating that Pulsars may actually be smaller versions of these real life pulsars.
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Revision as of 17:26, August 24, 2019

Super Mario RPG enemy
Pulsar
Pulsar's artwork for Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
Role Common
Location(s) Star Hill, The Trial Course
HP 69
Attack 75
Magic attack 33
Defense 90
Magic defense 35
Speed 8
Spells Static E!, Electroshock, Bolt
Sp. attacks Migraine (CP)
Items Pick Me Up (25%)
Exp. points 15
Coins 12
More
FP 100
Evade 10%
Magic evade 0%
Strong Jump
Weak Fire
Bonus Flower Lucky! (90%)
Yoshi Cookie Pick Me Up
Morph rate 100%
Psychopath
"I'm a mini-pulsar."

Pulsars are small and strange red-eyed creatures covered in spiked armor that appear in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. They appear as stronger variants of Clusters, and can be found on Star Hill. Their names are derived from pulsars, radiation-releasing neutron stars found in distant nebulae; a Pulsar calls itself a "mini-pulsar" in its Psychopath text.

Battle

Pulsars have extremely high defense, and possess powerful electric attacks such as Static E! and Bolt. A hint-giving man hiding behind a house in Mushroom Kingdom warns Mario to avoid attacking these "pointy monsters" before the party leaves for Star Hill. This alludes to the fact that Pulsars can perform the Migraine special attack; unlike Clusters, Pulsars will use the move as soon as they are hit. This will instantly down a party member unless they deflect the attack or wear a Safety Badge. Their high defense also makes it unlikely that Mario and the party can actually one-shot the Pulsar otherwise. Upon defeat, there is a chance that a Pulsar will drop a Pick Me Up.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ルピー
Rupī
Rupy/Rupee

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