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| Silver Star | |||
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| 👁 Artwork of a Silver Star from Super Mario Galaxy 2 Artwork from Super Mario Galaxy 2 | |||
| First appearance | Super Mario 64 DS (2004) | ||
| Latest appearance | Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 (2025) | ||
| Effect | Collecting five forms a Power Star. | ||
| Variant of | Power Star | ||
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Silver Stars are items that appear in Super Mario 64 DS, Super Mario Galaxy, and Super Mario Galaxy 2. In all of the games that they are present, Mario (or any other playable character) must collect five Silver Stars in some levels to form a Power Star. According to a honeybee in Super Mario Galaxy 2, the five Silver Stars fall from the sky.
Incidentally, a silver-colored Star appears on the title screen in Super Mario 64 during some parts of Mario's face's animations.
Silver Stars are introduced in Super Mario 64 DS, being a new feature introduced into the game from the original game. In some levels, the player must collect five of them to get a Power Star that will appear inside a Star Sphere. They are found in several courses, including Battle Fort and Sunshine Isles. If a character gets damaged while holding one or more Silver Stars, he will lose one, and it will scatter and bounce around the area nonstop. The player must catch it again to retrieve it. If the player has all five Silver Stars and then drops one, the Star in the Star Sphere will disappear. The Touch Screen shows the locations of these Stars. Silver Stars can be collected only if the Silver Star mission is chosen from the menu.
Similar physics are used in the multiplayer mode of Super Mario 64 DS, and either missions or multiplayer mode may have been the inspiration of the other. However, in multiplayer mode, the Silver Stars are replaced by Power Stars.
Silver Stars reappear in Super Mario Galaxy and its Nintendo Switch port, having the same role as in Super Mario 64 DS. Similar to the Power Stars, they have been redesigned with more rounded corners, alongside sporting a grayish-silver color instead of the bluish-silver color in the previous game. This time, they float in bubbles and the player does not lose one if they take damage. The Silver Stars also float around Mario, unlike in Super Mario 64 DS, where they disappear after being collected. In both this game and Super Mario Galaxy 2, Silver Stars make the same sound that a Luma makes when they are collected. When all five Silver Stars are collected, a cutscene shows the five Silver Stars merging into a Power Star. The Dusty Dune Galaxy's Silver Stars are the only set that forms a Green Star instead of a regular Power Star.
Silver Stars appear again in Super Mario Galaxy 2, holding the same role as they did in the first game.
In the multiplayer version of the WarioWare: Move It! microgame Super Mario 64 DS, a Silver Star is given to the player who crosses the goal of the slide second. Unlike in previous appearances, this Silver Star lacks eyes.
A Silver Star from Super Mario 64 DS
A Silver Star's in-game model from Super Mario 64 DS
A Silver Star inside a bubble from Super Mario Galaxy
A collected Silver Star in the Sea Slide Galaxy from Super Mario Galaxy
| Game | File | Name | Meaning |
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| Super Mario Galaxy Super Mario Galaxy 2 |
StrayTico | Stray Luma | |
| はぐれチコ (Hagure Chiko) | Stray Luma |
| Language | Name | Meaning | Note(s) | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | シルバースター Shirubā Sutā |
Silver Star | [?] | |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 银色星星 Yínsè Xīngxīng |
Silver Star | [?] | |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 銀星星 Yín Xīngxīng |
Silver Star | [?] | |
| French | Étoile d'argent | Silver Star | [?] | |
| German | Silberstern | Silver-Star | [?] | |
| Italian | Stella Argento | Silver Star | [?] | |
| Korean | 실버스타 Silbeo Seuta |
Silver Star | [?] | |
| Romanian | Stea de argint | Silver Star | [?] | |
| Spanish | Estrella de plata | Silver Star | [?] |
