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 {{quote|STAR Bunny, STAR Festival! Yes, I'm sensing a connection here.|Star Bunny|Super Mario Galaxy}}
 '''Star Bunnies''' are a type of [[rabbit]] found in the [[Wii]] games ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. Some Star Bunnies are actually [[Luma]]s that have transformed into Star Bunnies; these can be told apart from the "real" Star Bunnies due to the "real" ones wearing vests, which the Lumas' version lacks. As seen when they are first encountered, the transformation is two-way and reversible. Star Bunnies appear throughout the galaxies, and they most often need to be caught in a game of hide-and-seek. The "real" ones usually end their sentences with "boiyoing."
-==Appearance==
-[[File:Bunny Blue SMG2.png|thumb|left|140px|Artwork of a blue Star Bunny]]
-Star Bunnies are small white rabbits with long teeth and whiskers. Their fur is completely white except for at the very top of the bunny's ears where there is one yellow or blue star-shaped tip to both of the Star Bunny's ears. Its feet are bigger than its other body parts and its tail is the same color as its ears. In both ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'', most real Star Bunnies wear [[Toad (species)|Toad]] vests, also of their ear color. However, the "chasing" ones of the [[Gusty Garden Galaxy|Gusty Garden]], [[Gold Leaf Galaxy|Gold Leaf]], Snow Cap, and [[Cosmic Cove Galaxy|Cosmic Cove]] Galaxies lack vests, but are implied to be actual Star Bunnies nonetheless by their usage of "boiyoing" and by what other Star Bunnies say.
-The Luma version of Star Bunnies lacks a vest entirely, while the ear and tail color match whatever the Luma's color was; two yellow Lumas, as well as the cream-colored [[Baby Luma]] that goes on to accompany [[Mario]] are the only Lumas to be seen as Star Bunnies, and they have yellow and cream features, respectively.
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 ==History==
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 ====''Super Mario Galaxy''====
 [[File:SMG Snow Cap Galaxy Mission 1.png|thumb|left|Mario ready to play the Star Bunnies' game for a Power Star.]]
-Some Star Bunnies appear in ''Super Mario Galaxy''. They appear in a few levels as playful rabbits with the ability to speak and they try to get Mario to play a game with them, usually simply involving chasing one down. However, the three Lumas-turned-bunnies in the [[Gateway Galaxy]] instead ask him to play Hide and Seek with them, in which their hiding spots can be found by the echoing bouncing noises surrounding their hiding spots. Similarly, the three real ones in the [[Snow Cap Galaxy]] ask him to play "Chase," which works similar, but with a time limit and without the bouncing sound. In both cases, after they are found, they must be chased down afterwards. In other levels, the bunnies appear simply as characters for Mario to talk to, typically giving hints on jumping techniques or finding [[Star Chip]]s. If Mario catches all of the fleeing bunnies in a level, Mario will get a [[Power Star]], with the exception of the Lumas-turned-bunnies, who introduce him to [[Rosalina]]. In this game their homes seem to be the [[Gusty Garden Galaxy|Gusty Garden]] and [[Gold Leaf Galaxy|Gold Leaf]] Galaxies.
+Some Star Bunnies appear in ''Super Mario Galaxy''. They appear in a few levels as playful rabbits with the ability to speak and they try to get Mario to play a game with them, usually simply involving chasing one down. However, the three Lumas-turned-bunnies in the [[Gateway Galaxy]] instead ask him to play Hide and Seek with them, in which their hiding spots can be found by the echoing bouncing noises surrounding their hiding spots. Similarly, the three in the [[Snow Cap Galaxy]] ask him to play "Chase," which works similar, but with a time limit and without the bouncing sound. In both cases, after they are found, they must be chased down afterwards. In other levels, the bunnies appear simply as characters for Mario to talk to, typically giving hints on jumping techniques or finding [[Star Chip]]s. If Mario catches all of the fleeing bunnies in a level, Mario will get a [[Power Star]], with the exception of the Lumas-turned-bunnies, who introduce him to [[Rosalina]]. In this game their homes seem to be the [[Gusty Garden Galaxy|Gusty Garden]] and [[Gold Leaf Galaxy|Gold Leaf]] Galaxies.
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 ====''Super Mario Galaxy 2''====
 [[File:SMG2 Letter Starbunny.png|thumb|A letter from Star Bunny]]
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 ===''Dr. Mario World''===
 Star Bunnies appear in ''[[Dr. Mario World]]'' as obtainable assistants. They also appear in the background of [[World 8 (Dr. Mario World)|World 8]] when an area has been cleared, and can be obtained as assistants after clearing the first area in World 8. In stage mode, their effect is to potentially transform the next rainbow capsule so that it becomes full-sized whenever the rainbow meter is filled, and can be activated again when the condition is met again. In versus mode, its effect is to grant a chance that the next [[capsule]] is a rainbow capsule every time the opponent attacks.
+==Appearance==
+[[File:Bunny Blue SMG2.png|thumb|left|140px|Artwork of a blue Star Bunny]]
+Star Bunnies are small white rabbits with long teeth and whiskers. Their fur is completely white except for at the very top of the bunny's ears where there is one yellow or blue star-shaped tip to both of the Star Bunny's ears. Its feet are bigger than its other body parts and its tail is the same color as its ears. In both ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'', most real Star Bunnies wear [[Toad (species)|Toad]] vests, also of their ear color. However, the "chasing" ones of the [[Gusty Garden Galaxy|Gusty Garden]], [[Gold Leaf Galaxy|Gold Leaf]], Snow Cap, and [[Cosmic Cove Galaxy|Cosmic Cove]] Galaxies lack vests, but are implied to be actual Star Bunnies nonetheless by their usage of "boiyoing" and by what other Star Bunnies say.
+The Luma version of Star Bunnies lacks a vest entirely, while the ear and tail color match whatever the Luma's color was; two yellow Lumas, as well as the cream-colored [[Baby Luma]] that goes on to accompany [[Mario]] are the only Lumas to be seen as Star Bunnies, and they have yellow and cream features, respectively.
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