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'''Star Beam''' is a move that can be performed by all seven [[Star Spirits]] in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. It is bestowed on Mario when he arrives at the sanctuary of [[Star Haven]] after having rescued [[Kalmar]]. Star Beam can be used to remove any status placed on enemies, such as ones given by [[Magikoopa]]s ([[Electrified]], [[Invisible]], attack or defense boosts). It is essential during the first of three rounds of the final battle with Bowser, where Mario must use it to counter the effects of the [[Star Rod]] that the Koopa King powers himself up with. However, Bowser later uses the Star Rod while fighting Mario on the [[Power Platform]], constructed and activated by [[Kammy Koopa]], to become more powerful that even Star Beam is unable to work against the Star Rod. With [[Twink]]'s and [[Princess Peach|Peach's]] help, it is upgraded to [[Peach Beam]], which is strong enough to nullify the effects of the Star Rod again. | '''Star Beam''' is a move that can be performed by all seven [[Star Spirits]] in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. It is bestowed on Mario when he arrives at the sanctuary of [[Star Haven]] after having rescued [[Kalmar]]. Star Beam can be used to remove any status placed on enemies, such as ones given by [[Magikoopa]]s ([[Electrified]], [[Invisible]], attack or defense boosts). It is essential during the first of three rounds of the final battle with Bowser, where Mario must use it to counter the effects of the [[Star Rod (Paper Mario)|Star Rod]] that the Koopa King powers himself up with. However, Bowser later uses the Star Rod while fighting Mario on the [[Power Platform]], constructed and activated by [[Kammy Koopa]], to become more powerful that even Star Beam is unable to work against the Star Rod. With [[Twink]]'s and [[Princess Peach|Peach's]] help, it is upgraded to [[Peach Beam]], which is strong enough to nullify the effects of the Star Rod again. | ||
Mario's partner will make a comment about Star Beam unable to work: | Mario's partner will make a comment about Star Beam unable to work: | ||
Revision as of 02:21, August 24, 2021
Template:PM Moves Star Beam is a move that can be performed by all seven Star Spirits in Paper Mario. It is bestowed on Mario when he arrives at the sanctuary of Star Haven after having rescued Kalmar. Star Beam can be used to remove any status placed on enemies, such as ones given by Magikoopas (Electrified, Invisible, attack or defense boosts). It is essential during the first of three rounds of the final battle with Bowser, where Mario must use it to counter the effects of the Star Rod that the Koopa King powers himself up with. However, Bowser later uses the Star Rod while fighting Mario on the Power Platform, constructed and activated by Kammy Koopa, to become more powerful that even Star Beam is unable to work against the Star Rod. With Twink's and Peach's help, it is upgraded to Peach Beam, which is strong enough to nullify the effects of the Star Rod again.
Mario's partner will make a comment about Star Beam unable to work:
- Goombario: "Oh, we're hurting, Mario! The Star Beam doesn't work!"
- Kooper: "Oh no, Mario! The Star Beam isn't working!"
- Bombette: "What's the matter? Why won't the Star Beam work?"
- Parakarry: "Uh-oh, this is a problem! The Star Beam's ineffective!"
- Lady Bow: "Well, don't just stand there staring at the sky, Mario! The Star Beam doesn't work! Think of something!"
- Watt: "Oh no!! We're in trouble! The Star Beam doesn't work? Oh, that bad monster is gonna beat us up now for sure..."
- Sushie: "Oh, this is no good! The Star Beam doesn't work! What'll we do, Mario!?"
- Lakilester: "Oh man, just what we need!! The Star Beam's broken! What're we gonna do, man?"
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | スターフラッシュ[1] Sutā Furasshu |
Star Flash |
| Chinese | 星之射线 Xīng zhī Shèxiàn |
Star Ray |
| German | Sternenstrahl |
Star Beam |
| Spanish | Rayo Estelar |
Stellar Beam |
References
- ^ "Paper Mario: From Japanese to English". (June 17, 2013). The Mushroom Kingdom. Retrieved February 4, 2015.
