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{{llquote|This is a Red Star. It holds the power of the [[Luma (species)#Color variations|Red Lumas]]. But the really amazing part about it is, it allows you to fly after you [[spin]] in midair. Yes, FLY!|[[Luma (species)#Color Variations|Red Luma]]|[[Super Mario Galaxy]]}} | {{llquote|This is a Red Star. It holds the power of the [[Luma (species)#Color variations|Red Lumas]]. But the really amazing part about it is, it allows you to fly after you [[spin]] in midair. Yes, FLY!|[[Luma (species)#Color Variations|Red Luma]]|[[Super Mario Galaxy]]}} | ||
The '''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 (species)#Color variations|Red Lumas]], one of whom first gives [[Mario]] the Red Star in the [[Gateway Galaxy]]. It transforms Mario into [[Flying Mario]], who has the ability to fly through the air, similar to [[Wing Mario]] from ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. However, unlike the effects of the [[Wing Cap]], the Red Star allows Mario to fly more freely, changes the color of his clothes, gives the player no wings, and is self-propelled, like the [[P-Wing]], and also would grant Mario a gravitational pull when he spins pulling in | The '''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 (species)#Color variations|Red Lumas]], one of whom first gives [[Mario]] the Red Star in the [[Gateway Galaxy]]. It transforms Mario into [[Flying Mario]], who has the ability to fly through the air, similar to [[Wing Mario]] from ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. However, unlike the effects of the [[Wing Cap]], the Red Star allows Mario to fly more freely, changes the color of his clothes, gives the player no wings, and is self-propelled, like the [[P-Wing]], and also would grant Mario a gravitational pull when he spins pulling in [[Star Bits]], and [[Coins]] on ground or in flight. | ||
After obtaining the Red Star, Mario's clothing changes. Instead of his normal red cap and blue overalls, he wears a black cap and black overalls, while his red shirt remains unchanged. While flying, Mario's hands glow, and he leaves red streaks in his path. By holding {{button|wii|A}}, Mario stops in midair, and red streaks point in the direction he is facing. After collecting a Red Star, flight is activated by executing a [[Spin|Star Spin]] in the air, as opposed to performing a [[Triple Jump]], as is required with Wing Mario. | After obtaining the Red Star, Mario's clothing changes. Instead of his normal red cap and blue overalls, he wears a black cap and black overalls, while his red shirt remains unchanged. While flying, Mario's hands glow, and he leaves red streaks in his path. By holding {{button|wii|A}}, Mario stops in midair, and red streaks point in the direction he is facing. After collecting a Red Star, flight is activated by executing a [[Spin|Star Spin]] in the air, as opposed to performing a [[Triple Jump]], as is required with Wing Mario. | ||
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The Red Star is an item that appears only in Super Mario Galaxy. It resembles a red Grand Star and holds the power of the Red Lumas, one of whom first gives Mario the Red Star in the Gateway Galaxy. It transforms Mario into Flying Mario, who has the ability to fly through the air, similar to Wing Mario from Super Mario 64. However, unlike the effects of the Wing Cap, the Red Star allows Mario to fly more freely, changes the color of his clothes, gives the player no wings, and is self-propelled, like the P-Wing, and also would grant Mario a gravitational pull when he spins pulling in Star Bits, and Coins on ground or in flight.
After obtaining the Red Star, Mario's clothing changes. Instead of his normal red cap and blue overalls, he wears a black cap and black overalls, while his red shirt remains unchanged. While flying, Mario's hands glow, and he leaves red streaks in his path. By holding 
, Mario stops in midair, and red streaks point in the direction he is facing. After collecting 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 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 Mushrooms that are otherwise inaccessible, such as the one on top of the Garden spire and the one beneath the Gate.
Gallery
A Red Star, along with a Red Luma.
A Red Star on top of the Bedroom of the Comet Observatory.
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Mario after collecting a Red Star.
Names in Other Languages
Trivia
- This is the only power-up to not be listed in the Super Mario Galaxy instruction booklet, probably because it's introduced near the end of the game.
- The Red Star is one of two power-ups not to return in Super Mario Galaxy 2, the other being the Ice Flower. However, like the Ice Flower, the Red Star's theme returns, and is updated to match the other power-ups. Unlike the Ice Flower, Flying Mario is complete on the disc, suggesting it was cut very late in development. In fact, all the player has to do to use the Red Star is disable the "event table" for obtaining a power-up for the first time.
