Star Rod
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| Star Rod | |
| In Games | Kirby's Adventure, Super Smash Bros. Melee, Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, Super Smash Bros. Brawl |
| Type | Mandatory Final Weapon. Magical. |
| Appearance | None |
| Properties | None |
| Other Powers | Only thing that can damage Nightmare |
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| Regular Enemies | None |
| Mini-bosses | None |
| Helper | None |
—Star Rod's Flavour Text, Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land
Star Rod is a legendary item that Kirby wields to battle Nightmare. It is also considered a Copy Ability, though he doesn't need to inhale it to gain its power. The Star Rod is what powers the Fountain of Dreams and causes the magic waters to flow from it, giving good dreams to the people of Dream Land.
Kirby does not gain a hat with this ability, as with other final powers. The Star Rod is a simple red and white swirled rod with a glowing star at the tip. It fires smaller stars to attack.
The icon in Kirby's Adventure shows Kirby wearing what resembles a witch's hat while holding the Star Rod (though he doesn't wear this in the game).
It is similar to Triple Star, but Star Rod is a little faster and has extra attacks.
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[edit] In Games
The Star Rod has appeared in very few Kirby games. So far, the Star Rod has made an appearance in Kirby's Adventure and Kirby: Nightmare In Dream Land. But it has also made an appearance as an item in the Super Smash Bros. series. There is a similar "rod" called Triple Star, which so far has only appeared in Kirby: Squeak Squad.
[edit] Abilities
| Attack Name | Controls | Description | Element |
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| Rod Swing | B | Kirby swings the rod. After he swings a star comes out that damages enemies. | None |
| Rod Spin | B in air | Kirby jumps with the wand spinning around him. This only does minor damage. | None |
[edit] In the Super Smash Bros. Series
It has a Trophy, like every other item in Super Smash Bros. Melee (except for the red shell).
It returns in Brawl, but now has unlimited ammo.
[edit] In the Anime
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In the final episode of the series, Kirby confronts Nightmare in his dreams. There, Tiff summons his Warp Star, but instead of riding it, Kirby inhales it, granting him the Star Rod ability. Kirby spins the Star Rod in an arc and unleashes a massive beam of stars which encircle Nightmare and destroy him. |
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[edit] Trivia
- A similar item existed in the Mario Game "Paper Mario", with similar functions and power and was part of the main story. Whether this was on purpose or not is unknown.
- In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the Star Rod trophy says its last appearance as "Kirby Super Star". While the Star Rod did have a cameo in Super Star (in Milky Way Wishes, Star Rods were seen in the Dream Springs), its last appearance pre-Brawl was Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land. As of now, it would be Kirby Super Star Ultra.
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