The stars were created by the Shadow Queen to hold the essence of the heavens, but the four heroes collected them and used their power against the Queen. One of the castles built to hold the stars is Hooktail Castle. Hooktail has the Diamond Star, the Puni Elder has the Emerald Star (Mario had to defeat Magnus to get it), Grubba has the Gold Star, Doopliss has the Ruby Star, Cortez has the Sapphire Star, Pennington has the Garnet Star in his home, and Magnus 2.0 (Lord Crump) has the Crystal Star. The stars bear much resemblance to the Seven Stars in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.
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| - The stars were created by the Shadow Queen to hold the essence of the heavens, but the four heroes collected them and used their power against the Queen. One of the castles built to hold the stars is Hooktail Castle. Hooktail has the Diamond Star, the Puni Elder has the Emerald Star (Mario had to defeat Magnus to get it), Grubba has the Gold Star, Doopliss has the Ruby Star, Cortez has the Sapphire Star, Pennington has the Garnet Star in his home, and Magnus 2.0 (Lord Crump) has the Crystal Star. The stars bear much resemblance to the Seven Stars in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.
- The Crystal Stars are the key objects in the video game, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Crystal Stars were objects created by the 1,000-year old demon, the Shadow Queen, in which she used to throw the world into the depths of terror. In the end, four heroes rose up against her, and defeated her in battle. They used the power of the Crystal Stars to seal the Shadow Queen behind the Thousand-Year Door. Many years later, Sir Grodus learns about the Crystal Stars, and plans to use them to release the Shadow Queen, in order to use her powers to conquer the world. Mario and his partners went on an adventure to claim the Crystal Stars before Grodus and the X-Nauts, in order to keep them from releasing the ancient demon. The seven Crystal Stars play relatively the same role that the Star Spi
- The Crystal Stars are magic artifacts that appear in the game Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. Prior to the storyline, it is said that the Shadow Queen used the stars to spread her influence of power across the globe, as well as using them as resources for her power. After she was defeated by the original four heroes and sealed in the Palace of Shadow behind the Thousand-Year Door, the heroes used the crystal stars as keys for the door, which they scattered across the world. A magical map was created to divulge the locations of the stars.
- Crystal Stars are items in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. There are seven of them, gained from a different boss, with the exception of the Garnet Star, which is obtained from the Posley Museum.
* Diamond Star: A white-tan star obtained by Hooktail, and gave Earth Tremor; Opened up Boggly Woods;
* Emerald Star: A green star obtained by Magnus von Grapple that gave Clock Out; Opened up Glitzville;
* Gold Star: A golden star obtained by Macho Grubba that gave Power Lift; Opened up Twilight Town;
* Ruby Star: A red star obtained by Doopliss that gave Art Attack; Opened up Keelhaul Key;
* Sapphire Star: A blue star obtained by Cortez that gave Sweet Feast; Opened up Excess Express;
* Garnet Star: An orange star that Smorg blocked, obtained at Poshley Heights; Opened
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| - The Crystal Stars are magic artifacts that appear in the game Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. Prior to the storyline, it is said that the Shadow Queen used the stars to spread her influence of power across the globe, as well as using them as resources for her power. After she was defeated by the original four heroes and sealed in the Palace of Shadow behind the Thousand-Year Door, the heroes used the crystal stars as keys for the door, which they scattered across the world. A magical map was created to divulge the locations of the stars. During the final boss battle with the Shadow Queen, when Mario and Co. are helpless against the Queen's power, the Crystal Stars Mario had collected are sent out to all of Mario's friends and allies he had aquired throughout the game, who then send Mario their good thoughts and positive energy, which shatters the Shadow Queen's power, briefly relinquishing her control of Princess Peach, who heals Mario and Co. with the last of her power.
- The stars were created by the Shadow Queen to hold the essence of the heavens, but the four heroes collected them and used their power against the Queen. One of the castles built to hold the stars is Hooktail Castle. Hooktail has the Diamond Star, the Puni Elder has the Emerald Star (Mario had to defeat Magnus to get it), Grubba has the Gold Star, Doopliss has the Ruby Star, Cortez has the Sapphire Star, Pennington has the Garnet Star in his home, and Magnus 2.0 (Lord Crump) has the Crystal Star. There are also two fake Crystal Stars, one on Rawk Hawk's belt, and another held as a decoy in the Poshley Sanctum. The stars bear much resemblance to the Seven Stars in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. In PR/SS, the seven Crystal Stars were actually the power of super form. When they collecting seven Crystal Stars, they will achieves their super forms much like transform into Super Saiyan forms. The super forms doesn't stay long because holds the natural energy has a limits to deactivates their normal forms. In order to regain their super forms, the users can take recharge in 5 minutes until they transforms again.
* Samuel Nakaoka the Second: First achieves in PR: Advanced. He changes a little which his hair turned yellow and body turns light-yellow and used his Beast powers empowered by the Crystal Stars; holding the natural energy. His finisher attack called Super Rasengan Bomb or Unite Rasengan Bomb (with Shinji).
* Nagisa Misumi: First achieves in PR: Rider and Cure Worlds. Her Cure Black form was powered up by Chinca by using Power of the Phoenix without used the Crystal Stars.
* Peter Griffin: First achieves in PR: Advanced 2. Only used his BIRTH Rider form and changes little which his armor turned gold and ArmWeapon parts became yellow-gold.
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- Crystal Stars are items in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. There are seven of them, gained from a different boss, with the exception of the Garnet Star, which is obtained from the Posley Museum.
* Diamond Star: A white-tan star obtained by Hooktail, and gave Earth Tremor; Opened up Boggly Woods;
* Emerald Star: A green star obtained by Magnus von Grapple that gave Clock Out; Opened up Glitzville;
* Gold Star: A golden star obtained by Macho Grubba that gave Power Lift; Opened up Twilight Town;
* Ruby Star: A red star obtained by Doopliss that gave Art Attack; Opened up Keelhaul Key;
* Sapphire Star: A blue star obtained by Cortez that gave Sweet Feast; Opened up Excess Express;
* Garnet Star: An orange star that Smorg blocked, obtained at Poshley Heights; Opened up X-Naut Fortress;
* Crystal Star: A rainbow star obtained by Magnus Von Grapple 2.0; Opened up the Palace of Shadow;
- The Crystal Stars are the key objects in the video game, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Crystal Stars were objects created by the 1,000-year old demon, the Shadow Queen, in which she used to throw the world into the depths of terror. In the end, four heroes rose up against her, and defeated her in battle. They used the power of the Crystal Stars to seal the Shadow Queen behind the Thousand-Year Door. Many years later, Sir Grodus learns about the Crystal Stars, and plans to use them to release the Shadow Queen, in order to use her powers to conquer the world. Mario and his partners went on an adventure to claim the Crystal Stars before Grodus and the X-Nauts, in order to keep them from releasing the ancient demon. The seven Crystal Stars play relatively the same role that the Star Spirits played in the first Paper Mario, as they are all guarded by a boss, and allow Mario to gain a new ability after they've been obtained.
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