Starman - Revision history

Keiji at 10:43, 13 September 2011

2011-09-13T10:43:16Z

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	<[#ontology [kind class] [cats Mario_series Powerup]]>		<[#ontology [kind class] [cats Mario_series Powerup]]>
-	<blockquote>''This page is about a common [[Mario game]] [[powerup]]. For information on the [[Earthbound]] enemy, see [[Starman (Earthbound)]]. For information on the stars that appear in [[Yoshi's Island]] and ~~it's~~ [[Yoshi's Island DS\|sequel]], see [[Starman (Yoshi's Island)]].''</blockquote>	+	<blockquote>''This page is about a common [[Mario game]] [[powerup]]. For information on the [[Earthbound]] enemy, see [[Starman (Earthbound)]]. For information on the stars that appear in [[Yoshi's Island]] and its [[Yoshi's Island DS\|sequel]], see [[Starman (Yoshi's Island)]].''</blockquote>

	'''Starmen''', also called commonly called '''Stars''' and mistaken for '''Power Stars''', are little Stars with [[happy face]]s that bounce around and give it's [[You\|holder]] [[temporary invincibility]]. Always pack one in your [[lunch box]] to make sure your day at work/school goes great. Starmen also cause people to flash rainbow colors and may cause [[seizure]]s in some individuals.		'''Starmen''', also called commonly called '''Stars''' and mistaken for '''Power Stars''', are little Stars with [[happy face]]s that bounce around and give it's [[You\|holder]] [[temporary invincibility]]. Always pack one in your [[lunch box]] to make sure your day at work/school goes great. Starmen also cause people to flash rainbow colors and may cause [[seizure]]s in some individuals.

Keiji at 14:11, 11 February 2011

2011-02-11T14:11:27Z

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	<blockquote>''This page is about a common [[Mario game]] [[powerup]]. For information on the [[Earthbound]] enemy, see [[Starman (Earthbound)]]. For information on the stars that appear in [[Yoshi's Island]] and it's [[Yoshi's Island DS\|sequel]], see [[Starman (Yoshi's Island)]].''</blockquote>		<blockquote>''This page is about a common [[Mario game]] [[powerup]]. For information on the [[Earthbound]] enemy, see [[Starman (Earthbound)]]. For information on the stars that appear in [[Yoshi's Island]] and it's [[Yoshi's Island DS\|sequel]], see [[Starman (Yoshi's Island)]].''</blockquote>

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	Starmen also have a [[Starman Theme\|catchy theme]] that plays when one is in effect. It usually plays for 30 seconds, the exact amount of time a starmen is in effect unless you collect another one. It is in almost every Mario game in existence.		Starmen also have a [[Starman Theme\|catchy theme]] that plays when one is in effect. It usually plays for 30 seconds, the exact amount of time a starmen is in effect unless you collect another one. It is in almost every Mario game in existence.

-	Interestingly, this usually common Mario item is very rare in [[New Super Mario Bros.]] and gives a much shorter period of invincibility. It may not even appear in it's sequel at all, [[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]].	+	Interestingly, this usually common Mario item is very rare in [[New Super Mario Bros.]] and gives a much shorter period of invincibility. It may not even appear in it's sequel at all, [[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]].
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-	~~[[Category:Mario powerups]]~~	+

Keiji at 18:49, 31 December 2010

2010-12-31T18:49:11Z

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-	<blockquote>''This page is about a common [[Mario game]] [[powerup]]. For information on the [[Earthbound]] enemy, see [[Starman (~~enemy~~)]]. For information on the stars that appear in [[Yoshi's Island]] and it's [[Yoshi's Island DS\|~~Shitty~~ sequel]], see [[~~Starmen~~ (Yoshi's Island)]].''</blockquote>	+	<blockquote>''This page is about a common [[Mario game]] [[powerup]]. For information on the [[Earthbound]] enemy, see [[Starman (Earthbound)]]. For information on the stars that appear in [[Yoshi's Island]] and it's [[Yoshi's Island DS\|sequel]], see [[Starman (Yoshi's Island)]].''</blockquote>

	'''Starmen''', also called commonly called '''Stars''' and mistaken for '''Power Stars''', are little Stars with [[happy face]]s that bounce around and give it's [[You\|holder]] [[temporary invincibility]]. Always pack one in your [[lunch box]] to make sure your day at work/school goes great. Starmen also cause people to flash rainbow colors and may cause [[seizure]]s in some individuals.		'''Starmen''', also called commonly called '''Stars''' and mistaken for '''Power Stars''', are little Stars with [[happy face]]s that bounce around and give it's [[You\|holder]] [[temporary invincibility]]. Always pack one in your [[lunch box]] to make sure your day at work/school goes great. Starmen also cause people to flash rainbow colors and may cause [[seizure]]s in some individuals.

Keiji: Not short in any way whatsoever.

2010-10-15T20:15:44Z

Not short in any way whatsoever.

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	<blockquote>''This page is about a common [[Mario game]] [[powerup]]. For information on the [[Earthbound]] enemy, see [[Starman (enemy)]]. For information on the stars that appear in [[Yoshi's Island]] and it's [[Yoshi's Island DS\|Shitty sequel]], see [[Starmen (Yoshi's Island)]].''</blockquote>		<blockquote>''This page is about a common [[Mario game]] [[powerup]]. For information on the [[Earthbound]] enemy, see [[Starman (enemy)]]. For information on the stars that appear in [[Yoshi's Island]] and it's [[Yoshi's Island DS\|Shitty sequel]], see [[Starmen (Yoshi's Island)]].''</blockquote>

Keiji at 12:22, 26 June 2009

2009-06-26T12:22:58Z

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	Starmen also show up in the [[Mario Kart series]] where they make the driver invincible and able to plow into other vehicles and cause them to instantly [[wipe-out]] or [[crash]]. Additionally, they gain a burst of speed, and are immune to almost all items effects, even those of the [[Spiny Shell]] and [[Lightning Bolt]], but for some reason, not those of the [[Blooper]]. Starmen also appear in the [[Smash Bros. Series]], where they also grant fighters temporary invincibility, even to the [[lava]] on [[Brinstar]].		Starmen also show up in the [[Mario Kart series]] where they make the driver invincible and able to plow into other vehicles and cause them to instantly [[wipe-out]] or [[crash]]. Additionally, they gain a burst of speed, and are immune to almost all items effects, even those of the [[Spiny Shell]] and [[Lightning Bolt]], but for some reason, not those of the [[Blooper]]. Starmen also appear in the [[Smash Bros. Series]], where they also grant fighters temporary invincibility, even to the [[lava]] on [[Brinstar]].

-	Starmen also have a [[~~Starmen~~ Theme\|catchy theme]] that plays when one is in effect. It usually plays for 30 seconds, the exact amount of time a starmen is in effect unless you collect another one. It is in almost every Mario game in existence.	+	Starmen also have a [[Starman Theme\|catchy theme]] that plays when one is in effect. It usually plays for 30 seconds, the exact amount of time a starmen is in effect unless you collect another one. It is in almost every Mario game in existence.

	Interestingly, this usually common Mario item is very rare in [[New Super Mario Bros.]] and gives a much shorter period of invincibility. It may not even appear in it's sequel at all, [[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]].		Interestingly, this usually common Mario item is very rare in [[New Super Mario Bros.]] and gives a much shorter period of invincibility. It may not even appear in it's sequel at all, [[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]].

	[[Category:Mario powerups]]		[[Category:Mario powerups]]

Keiji at 11:05, 26 June 2009

2009-06-26T11:05:23Z

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	Interestingly, this usually common Mario item is very rare in [[New Super Mario Bros.]] and gives a much shorter period of invincibility. It may not even appear in it's sequel at all, [[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]].		Interestingly, this usually common Mario item is very rare in [[New Super Mario Bros.]] and gives a much shorter period of invincibility. It may not even appear in it's sequel at all, [[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]].

-	[[Category:Mario ~~objects~~]]	+	[[Category:Mario powerups]]

Keiji at 11:00, 26 June 2009

2009-06-26T11:00:49Z

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	<blockquote>''This page is about a common [[Mario game]] [[powerup]]. For information on the [[Earthbound]] enemy, see [[Starman (enemy)]]. For information on the stars that appear in [[Yoshi's Island]] and it's [[Yoshi's Island DS\|Shitty sequel]], see [[Starmen (Yoshi's Island)]].''</blockquote>		<blockquote>''This page is about a common [[Mario game]] [[powerup]]. For information on the [[Earthbound]] enemy, see [[Starman (enemy)]]. For information on the stars that appear in [[Yoshi's Island]] and it's [[Yoshi's Island DS\|Shitty sequel]], see [[Starmen (Yoshi's Island)]].''</blockquote>

-	'''Starmen'''~~(Singular: '''Starman''')~~, also called commonly called '''Stars''' and mistaken for '''Power Stars''', are little Stars with [[happy face]]s that bounce around and give it's [[You\|holder]] [[temporary invincibility]]. Always pack one in your [[lunch box]] to make sure your day at work/school goes great. Starmen also cause people to flash rainbow colors and may cause [[seizure]]s in some individuals.	+	'''Starmen''', also called commonly called '''Stars''' and mistaken for '''Power Stars''', are little Stars with [[happy face]]s that bounce around and give it's [[You\|holder]] [[temporary invincibility]]. Always pack one in your [[lunch box]] to make sure your day at work/school goes great. Starmen also cause people to flash rainbow colors and may cause [[seizure]]s in some individuals.

	Starmen typically appear in [[question mark box]]es or [[hidden block]]s, but sometimes they also show up from [[turn block]]s, [[item box]]es/[[question mark panel]]s, and even [[note block]]s. Sometimes, there are starmen that hide in seemingly normal [[brick block]]s or question mark boxes and only come out when another starmen is still in effect. This [[Starmen chain phenomenon\|phenomenon]] allows one to plow through an entire [[world]] nearly unharmed. They share their appearance with [[Power Star]]s, thus making the two interchangeable to [[retard\|idiots]].		Starmen typically appear in [[question mark box]]es or [[hidden block]]s, but sometimes they also show up from [[turn block]]s, [[item box]]es/[[question mark panel]]s, and even [[note block]]s. Sometimes, there are starmen that hide in seemingly normal [[brick block]]s or question mark boxes and only come out when another starmen is still in effect. This [[Starmen chain phenomenon\|phenomenon]] allows one to plow through an entire [[world]] nearly unharmed. They share their appearance with [[Power Star]]s, thus making the two interchangeable to [[retard\|idiots]].
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	Starmen also have a [[Starmen Theme\|catchy theme]] that plays when one is in effect. It usually plays for 30 seconds, the exact amount of time a starmen is in effect unless you collect another one. It is in almost every Mario game in existence.		Starmen also have a [[Starmen Theme\|catchy theme]] that plays when one is in effect. It usually plays for 30 seconds, the exact amount of time a starmen is in effect unless you collect another one. It is in almost every Mario game in existence.

-	Interestingly, this usually common Mario ~~items do not appear~~ in [[New Super Mario Bros.]] and may not even appear in it's sequel, [[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]].	+	Interestingly, this usually common Mario item is very rare in [[New Super Mario Bros.]] and gives a much shorter period of invincibility. It may not even appear in it's sequel at all, [[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]].

	[[Category:Mario objects]]		[[Category:Mario objects]]

Keiji: moved Starmen to Starman

2009-06-26T10:59:23Z

moved Starmen to Starman

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Chao: Created page with '{{Short|June 26, 2009}}
''This page is about a common Mario game powerup. For information on the Earthbound enemy, see Starman (enemy). For i...'

2009-06-26T08:50:45Z

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{{Short|[[June 26]], [[2009]]}}

<blockquote>''This page is about a common [[Mario game]] [[powerup]]. For information on the [[Earthbound]] enemy, see [[Starman (enemy)]]. For information on the stars that appear in [[Yoshi's Island]] and it's [[Yoshi's Island DS|Shitty sequel]], see [[Starmen (Yoshi's Island)]].''</blockquote>

'''Starmen'''(Singular: '''Starman'''), also called commonly called '''Stars''' and mistaken for '''Power Stars''', are little Stars with [[happy face]]s that bounce around and give it's [[You|holder]] [[temporary invincibility]]. Always pack one in your [[lunch box]] to make sure your day at work/school goes great. Starmen also cause people to flash rainbow colors and may cause [[seizure]]s in some individuals.

Starmen typically appear in [[question mark box]]es or [[hidden block]]s, but sometimes they also show up from [[turn block]]s, [[item box]]es/[[question mark panel]]s, and even [[note block]]s. Sometimes, there are starmen that hide in seemingly normal [[brick block]]s or question mark boxes and only come out when another starmen is still in effect. This [[Starmen chain phenomenon|phenomenon]] allows one to plow through an entire [[world]] nearly unharmed. They share their appearance with [[Power Star]]s, thus making the two interchangeable to [[retard|idiots]].

Starmen only appear in one Mario RPG; [[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]. Here they grant [[Mario]] a special power: he can run into enemies in the [[overworld]] and [[One-hit Knock out|kill them instantly]] without fighting them and still earn EXP. As such, it is a ridiculously fun and easy way to grind in the areas it can be found in.

Starmen also show up in the [[Mario Kart series]] where they make the driver invincible and able to plow into other vehicles and cause them to instantly [[wipe-out]] or [[crash]]. Additionally, they gain a burst of speed, and are immune to almost all items effects, even those of the [[Spiny Shell]] and [[Lightning Bolt]], but for some reason, not those of the [[Blooper]]. Starmen also appear in the [[Smash Bros. Series]], where they also grant fighters temporary invincibility, even to the [[lava]] on [[Brinstar]].

Starmen also have a [[Starmen Theme|catchy theme]] that plays when one is in effect. It usually plays for 30 seconds, the exact amount of time a starmen is in effect unless you collect another one. It is in almost every Mario game in existence.

Interestingly, this usually common Mario items do not appear in [[New Super Mario Bros.]] and may not even appear in it's sequel, [[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]].

[[Category:Mario objects]]