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Welcome to The Legendary Starfy Wiki!
The wiki about The Legendary Starfy series that anyone can edit!
The wiki has been hard at work since May 30, 2009 and has so far created 641 articles!

If you are new to here and would like to help out you can start by checking out our Help section where you can learn anything you may want to know about editing, you can also check out our community portal to see what the community is working on, to give feedback or just to say hi. You can also use the box below to help make a new article on the wiki. We hope you become a legendary contributor!

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Bosses	Locations & Levels	Treasures	Minigames

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What's new

* Starfy Wiki has reached 500 articles on October 15, 2010!

• Starfy Wiki has reached 400 articles on September 28, 2010!

• Starfy Wiki has reached 300 articles on May 14, 2010!

• May 9, 2010 - Densetsu no Stafy 1-4 will not be translated. See Star_Light's blog for more information.

• Starfy Wiki has reached 200 articles on March 18, 2010!

• July 12, 2009 - Starfy Fanon Wiki has been created by McQueenMario (Talk).

• Starfy Wiki has reached 100 articles on July 3, 2009!

• The Legendary Starfy was released in the US for the first time on June 8, 2009!

• May 30, 2009 - This wiki is created!

Did You Know?

* Starfy is neither a Starfish nor a Star.

• Starfy made a cameo as an elusive enemy in the DS Mario game Super Princess Peach.

• In Densetsu no Starfy 3, Wario from the Mario series makes an appearance as an ally of Starfy.

• Konk, the first secret boss of the The Legendary Starfy is actually a recurring character and enemy/rival of Starfy in the Starfy series who has acted as the first boss in every Japanese game except The Legendary Starfy.

• In Mario & Luigi: Super Star Saga, Starfy makes a cameo on a movie poster titled Legend of Stafy.

• Densetsu no Starfy, the first game in the series was originally made for the Game Boy Color rather than the Game Boy Advance.

Featured Article

Old Man Lobber (Lob-jiisan in Japan) is an elderly lobster who usually helps Starfy learn new moves and gives him advice along the way. He also knows Old Man Vern from when he was young. In The Legendary Starfy, he is first encountered in Hotcha Springs. More about this article...

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