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Kanshaa

**Kanshaa** ist eine Draenei mittleren Alters von beeindruckender Statur, die sich sowohl auf dem Schlachtfeld, als auch im Schmiedehandwerk einen guten Ruf erarbeitet hat. Die Rabenwache traf mehrfach auf die dunkelhäutige Draenei, während sie mit der Allianz, insbesondere der Priesterin Mellah Antoniel, zu tun hatte.

## Persönlichkeit

Für eine Draenei ist Kanshaa ausgesprochen weltlich veranlagt. Das Licht und die Naaru finden von ihr aus nur selten Erwähnung und Gebeten und Andachten wohnt sie offenbar nicht so oft bei, wie manche ihrer Artgenossen. Dennoch scheint darin bei weitem keine Ablehung zu liegen, allen Anchoreten, Priestern und den Lichtgeschmiedeten begegnet sie mit ausgesprochenem Respekt.

Richtig aufblühen tut Kanshaa dagegen, wenn es um ihr Schmiedehandwerk geht. Wer ein Werk der geübten Rüstungsschmiedin in der Hand hält, wird die Jahre lange Erfahrung sofort bemerken. Wenn es um den Verkauf ihrer Güter und den Ankauf von Rohstoffen geht, ist Kanshaa eine knallharte Geschäftspartnerin, wie man sie sonst nur unter Goblins oder den Mittlern vermuten würde. Sie scheut nicht davor zurück, waffenträchtige Konflikte zu nutzen, um ihr Handwerk besser an den Mann zu bringen. So war sie zum Beispiel auf dem Gelände des Argentumtuniers während des Nordendfeldzugs vertreten, um alles von neuer Rüstung, Reparatur und sogar Hufeisen anzubieten.

Die Jahre haben Kanshaa Besonnenheit verliehen, aber auch eine gewisse Unversöhnlichkeit mit sich gebracht. Die Erfahrungen von Flucht und Vertreibung, die einen Großteil ihres Lebens prägten, haben sie zu einer Beführworterin von aktiver Gegenwehr gemacht und lassen sie Diplomatie oft skeptisch gegenüber stehen.

## Familie und Beziehungen

### Vergangenheit

Als die Draenei auf Draenor für einige Jahrhunderte eine trügerisch friedliche Heimat fanden, erlaubte es sich Kanshaa zum ersten Mal zur Ruhe zu kommen. Sie heiratete und brachte einen Sohn zur Welt. Doch dieses Familienglück währte nur kurz und sie verlor sowohl ihren Mann, als auch ihren Sohn an die unter dem Einfluss der Dämonen stehenden Orcs.

## Schlachten und geschichtliche Ereignisse

Kanshaa war persönlich an folgenden Konflikten beteiligt:

* Der Nordendfeldzug
* Die Schlacht um Argus
* Der Vierte Krieg
Wario's Gold Mine

**Wario's Gold Mine** is a track in the game *Mario Kart Wii*. It is the last track of the Flower Cup. It is themed on a Gold Mine. There are no railings for most of the track. There are also Gold Mine Cars which make racers flip over. This track belongs to Wario.

## Shortcuts

When on a turn where the Gold Mine cars and a Wario sign are, keep straight and go with the GM cars. There are Boost Pads and it is shorter than the actual way. Tip: when about to finish on final lap do not use the boost pad as you can finish quicker because the boost up helps after the finish line.
Donkey Kong 64

***Donkey Kong 64*** was a 3D platform game released for the Nintendo 64 in 1999. The game required the Expansion Pak accessory. The accessory was bundled with the game when first released. Donkey Kong 64 intends to be a follow up to the Donkey Kong Country series.

The game borrows a lot of characteristics found on games like *Super Mario 64*, such as the ground pound and the backflip. However, the game goes even further by having 5 different playable characters with different abilities and weapons. Also, the game has an excess of different collectibles which was a characteristic of many Rare games at the time.

*Donkey Kong 64* also featured a unique intro movie, which was actually a song called the "DK Rap". The intention of the song seems to be for introducing the characters of the game and their abilities. Many people didn't exactly like the idea and actually find the DK Rap rather embarrassing.

Despite the complaint about the lots of collectibles, DK64 was a very well received game and a quality platformer.
Loopdeeloop Galaxy

The **Loopdeeloop Galaxy** is a galaxy in *Super Mario Galaxy*. It is located within the Terrace. This galaxy is basically a long flow of water across the sky where Mario goes Manta Ray Surfing. It is inhabited by Penguins, most of whom cheer Mario on from the sidelines. It can be considered the easier counterpart to the Loopdeeswoop Galaxy.

## Missions

### Surfing 101

Surfing 101 is the only level in this galaxy, in which Mario rides a Manta named Ray along the Loopdeeloop Galaxy to earn a Power Star. The course contains a 1-up Mushroom in addition to a handful of coins. This level appears to be similar to Blooper racing in *Super Mario Sunshine*, in which Mario rides a Blooper in Ricco Harbor. To earn the Power Star, beat the starting record, 1:01.28, without falling off the track.
Mario Bros.

Mario Bros. (JP) (also called MB) is an arcade video game by Nintendo. Released in 1983, Mario Bros. is the successor to the 1981 game Donkey Kong and predecessor to Super Mario Bros. The game is noteworthy for being the first multiplayer Mario game and is also the first appearance of Mario's brother younger, Luigi and a few enemies.

Despite debuting in the arcades, Mario Bros. has appeared on countless home platforms and handhelds, including Nintendo systems such as the Nintendo Entertainment System and the Virtual Boy, as well as an extra in games such as Super Mario Bros. 3 and all four Super Mario Advance games as well as Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga.

Mario Bros. expanded upon the Mario franchise. It gave Mario a history and introduced new characters as well as a brand new occupation as being a plumber in New York. Various aspects of the game, including the location and his heritage as an Italian-American, would be altered in future games as Earth is taken out of the equation and the series is granted its own universe.
Frog Suit

The **Frog Suit** is a power-up from *Super Mario Bros. 3*. When using this power-up, Mario dons a green frog suit, complete with eyes bulging out of the top of his head. This power up allows Mario to further control his swimming, however, his speed on ground is decreased, although the height Mario achieves by jumping has been increased noticeably. Similarly, the Penguin Suit and Blue Shell give Mario better swimming control, while the Spring Mushroom allows Mario to jump higher.

Frog Suits return in *Paper Mario: Sticker Star* as Stickers. With it, Mario can dodge enemies' attacks and

boost the power of his other stickers as well. There is also a Shiny Frog Suit.
Mario

**Mario** (*マリオ Mario*), previously known as Jumpman, and developed under the nickname Mr. Video, is the main protagonist of the *Mario* series and the mascot for Nintendo. He was created by Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto, and has appeared in over 200 games. Originally, he only appeared in platform games. However, he now also features in sporting games, racing games, and fighting games and others. He is considered by many to be the most famous character in video game history, and is known to many as "The Face of Video Games," having 6 games out of the top 10 on the list of best-selling video games of all time.

Mario is a short Italian plumber who lives in the Mushroom Kingdom. In the *Mario* series, he uses his well-known jump and combat abilities to stop Bowser from kidnapping Princess Peach and taking over the Mushroom Kingdom. Along with Bowser, he has had other enemies such as Fawful, Wario, and Donkey Kong. In the video games, Mario is currently, voiced by Charles Martinet.
Flipswitch Galaxy

The **Flipswitch Galaxy** is a galaxy in *Super Mario Galaxy*. The Galaxy has a set of Flip Switches which Mario must step on and a medium-sized Black Hole in the center. After all of them have been turned yellow, a Power Star appears. The background is a scene from *Super Mario Bros.*. A robot spawns out circle shaped lasers which can damage Mario. Some Flip Switches are also covered with moving spiked platforms that can hurt Mario.
Bowser Jr.

**Bowser Koopa Jr.**, known in Japan as **Koopa Jr.** (not to be confused with *Baby Bowser*), is the eighth and youngest child of Bowser and the apparent heir of the Dark Land. Dark Bowser's brother. He debuted in *Super Mario Sunshine*. He acts as the main antagonist of both Super Mario Sunshine and *New Super Mario Bros.*, with parents only playing a minor role in each. He is a playable character in various multiplayer Mario games. Since his debut, he has stolen the spotlight as the main villain from his father in a few Mario Games.
Luigi

**Luigi** (Japanese ルイージ, Ruīji) is the younger and taller brother of Mario from the *Mario* series and the deuteragonist of some of the series' titles. Making an appearance in almost every Mario game and starring in three games, as the main protagonist, over time he has become a well known character. His role in games appears to be a deuteragonist to his older brother, Mario. He never seems to like going on adventures without Mario. In some games, usually in the Mario and Luigi RPG series, Luigi is simply referred to by enemies as "Mr. Green Hat" and other generic names, making him out to be somewhat unnoticed by Bowser and his minions. For example, in the Super Mario Galaxy series, if Luigi shows up at the final battle with Bowser instead of Mario, Bowser will be surprised that Luigi has come instead of Mario, who he is used to fighting. Other than his color being green, he was planned to be exactly like Mario, but as his popularity grew, he developed a personality and style of his own. His jumping ability surpasses Mario's by far and he is normally depicted as cowardly and scrawny, but when he does get the courage to step up, he can be tough and overcome his fears. He seems to like Princess Daisy. Luigi is voiced by Charles Martinet.
Donkey Konga series

## Donkey Konga

***Donkey Konga*** is a *Donkey Kong* video game for the Nintendo GameCube. It was developed by Namco and published by Nintendo in 2003 in Japan and 2004 overseas. It is the first installment of the *Donkey Konga* series. *Donkey Konga* is notable for being the first game to be compatible with the DK Bongos.

## Donkey Konga 2

***Donkey Konga 2*** is a Nintendo GameCube video game developed by Namco and published by Nintendo. It is a sequel to *Donkey Konga* and was the last game in the series to be released outside of Japan.

## Donkey Konga 3: Tabe-houdai! Haru Mogitate 50 Kyoku

***Donkey Konga 3: Tabe-houdai! Haru Mogitate 50 Kyoku*** (***JP***) often known as simply *Donkey Konga 3*, is the third and final game in the *Donkey Konga* series, and the only one not to be released outside of Japan and released on the Nintendo GameCube in 2005.
Musical Pieces

Musical Pieces are the music that you can level up to Maximum 20. Leveling up **increases the cost** of Hearts(Likes) or Green Hearts(Likes) to upgrade the level of the musical piece. As it levels up, it will double up your Hearts per tap and Hearts per second(if the player is in Chapter 1), Musical Notes and Green Heart per second(if the player is in Chapter 2). It will also **increase** the Big Musical Notes and Big Heart. If the musical piece is at level 20, the encore gift countdown is 6 hours, the rate of getting an encore gift is 100%(starting from if the level is 10). Listening to one musical piece, there is an chance that a random follower give you an Encore Gift(contains Candies).
Pipe Land

**Pipe Land** is the seventh world of *Super Mario Bros. 3* and the second-to-last world before Dark Land.

Pipe Land is a big maze filled with many pipes that lead to different areas. There are so many types of Piranha Plants in almost every pipe ready to eat Mario or Luigi whole or even burn them alive. Bowser's oldest Koopaling and second in command, Ludwig von Koopa, stole the king's wand and turned him into a Piranha Plant. Mario has to defeat Ludwig and turn the king back to normal using his magic wand.

The pipes of the Pipe Maze feature all 4 types of Piranha Plants. Regular Piranha Plants, Venus Fire Traps, Munchers, and Nipper Plants that try to burn you and jump and bite when you jump over them.
Mario Clash

***Mario Clash*** is a video game released on the Virtual Boy in 1995. It is the first of two Mario games to be released on the unsuccessful console/handheld (not including *Wario Land VB*).

The game is somewhat of a sequel to the arcade hit *Mario Bros.*, as the main goal of the game is to destroy enemies underground inside a pipe. However, unlike *Mario Bros.*, you must kill these enemies by using Koopa Troopa shells that are next to you. The objective of the game is to knock out every enemy on the other side.
Star Spirits

The **Star Spirits** originally debuted in *Paper Mario* for the Nintendo 64. It was in this game, the Seven Star Spirits were very, very, important to the course of the game. Bowser, in the movie at the very beginning of the game, traps the spirits inside of seven diffenent cards and spread across the Mushroom Kingdom. With the spirits trapped, all hopes were lost for the kingdom as they were the guardians of wishes and the all-powerful Star Rod. Bowser also stole the rod from the Star Spirits and used its power to become invincible. Each of the Star Spirits were sent to various dungeons and were guarded by Bowser's most sinister minions. Those being The Koopa Bros., Tutenkoopa, Tubba Blubba, General Guy, Lava Piranha, and the Crystal King. Every time Mario obtains one of the spirits, he gets a new ability in balle as well. Mario eventually finds all seven and by going to Star Haven, he obtains the power of the Star Beam, the only way to counteract the Star Rod.

### The Final Fight

During the final fight of the game, Mario must fight Bowser but he uses his machine to be much more powerful. In doing so, the Star Beam becomes useless until Peach and Twink use their wishing powers to enhance the attack into the new Peach Beam. This attack is used the same way the Star Beam is, to counteract the Star Rod. After the battle is over, Princess Peach's Castle, located above Bowser's Castle, is about to be destroyed as a power surge has spread into Bowser's Castle and will self-destruct. So, the Star Spirits then uses their power to protect Mario, Peach, their party, and the Castle from the explosion. Afterwards, Mario gives back the Star Rod and the seven Star Spirits fly off. They are seen again during the ending credits on one of the floats. They are all on the first float during the nighttime portion of the parade.

## *Mario Party 5*

The Star Spirits are also the seven stars that host *Mario Party 5*. Their names are Eldstar, Mamar, Skolar, Muskular, Misstar, Klevar, and Kalmar.
Mario's Picross series

## Mario's Picross

***Mario's Picross*** is a puzzle video game for the Game Boy and the 3DS Virtual Console as a part of the *Mario* series. It consists of 192 nonograms, separated into three groups of 64.

## Mario's Picross 2

***Picross 2*** is a 1996 Game Boy sequel to the 1995 games *Mario's Picross* and its Super Famicom sequel *Mario's Super Picross*, which were also released for the Game Boy. The game, despite not baring the *Mario* label, features characters from the series nonetheless including Mario and Wario. The game features the same gameplay that was present in previous and future games, that involves grid puzzles where, using the numerical clues given, you create an image. Each of the two characters have their own puzzles with their own rules. For example, Mario's puzzles are timed, while Wario's aren't timed but don't tell you when you've made a mistake as Mario's do.
Donkey Kong Jr.

**Donkey Kong Jr.** (sometimes referred to as **DK Jr.** or simply **Junior**) is the son of the original Donkey Kong. He first debuted in *Donkey Kong Jr.*, an arcade game first released in 1982. He has yet to make any playable appearances since *Mario Tennis*. It is widely accepted that Donkey Kong Jr. grew up to be either the modern day Donkey Kong, or the modern day Donkey Kong's father. Both of these theories have the original Donkey Kong as his father.
Game Boy

The **Game Boy** was Nintendo's first handheld console. The Game Boy was immensely popular, selling about 118,690,000 units worldwide. It was released in Japan on April 29, 1989, in North America in August 1989, and in Europe in 1990. It was discontinued in 2003, the same year that the Game Boy Color and Nintendo 64 were also discontinued.

## Hardware Specifications

* CPU: Z80 8-bit CMOS
* CPU Speed: 4.19 MHz
* RAM: 8 Kbyte
* Maximum Resolution: 160 x 144 pixels
* Colors: Grayscale
* Maximum number of colors: 4
* Maximum sprite size: 8 x 16 pixels
* Maximum number of sprites: 40 sprites
* Minimum/Maximum cart size: 256 Kbit - 16 Mbit
* Sound: 4 Channel

## Other Versions

### Super Game Boy

The **Super Game Boy** was a SNES Cartridge that had a slot for a Game Boy cartridge, enabling people to play Game Boy games on their SNES.

### Game Boy Pocket

The **Game Boy Pocket** was a smaller, lighter version of the Game Boy. Also, it ran on 2 AAA batteries instead of 4 AAs needed for the Game Boy, and had a longer battery life.

### Game Boy Light

The **Game Boy Light** was a Japan-only version of the Game Boy. The Game Boy Light has a backlit screen for better viewing. It was not released in other regions because Nintendo decided that consumers in other regions wanted "color, not light." Thus, the Game Boy Color was put into production.

## Mario Games for the Game Boy

* *Donkey Kong*
* *Donkey Kong Land*
* *Donkey Kong Land 2*
* *Donkey Kong Land III*
* *Dr. Mario*
* *Game & Watch Gallery*
* *Mario's Picross*
* *Mario's Picross 2* (Japan-only)
* *Super Mario Land*
* *Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins*
* *Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3*
* *Tetris Attack*
* *Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman!*
* *Wario Land II*
* *Yoshi*
* *Yoshi's Cookie*
Thwomp

Thwomps, also known as Thwomp Traps, are giant stone faces found mostly in the Mushroom Kingdom. They are normally depicted as spike-encrusted living stones that are usually rectangular in shape and made their first appearance in the game Super Mario Bros. 3. They typically attempt to fall on and flatten whoever passes below them, although some move horizontally or diagonally as well. They can be destroyed by Hammer Mario's hammers, Statue Mario, Gold Mario's fireballs, getting tapped while the player is under the influence of a Boost Star, a shell dash, by being touched when Mario is giant or invincible, or by a hammer swing from Builder Mario. Thwomps are sometimes described as "ghosts,'' and it is suggested in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time that they may be born from volcanic activity.

Twin Brother: Whomp

Father: Simon

Mother: Julie

Partner: Simon
New Super Mario Bros. series

## New Super Mario Bros.

***New Super Mario Bros.*** (***JP***) (also called ***NSMB***) is the first groundbreaking game in the *New Super Mario Bros.* series and is the first new *Mario* platformer since *Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins* for the Game Boy fourteen years before.

## New Super Mario Bros. Wii

***New Super Mario Bros. Wii*** (***JP***) (also called ***NSMBW***) is the second installment in the *New Super Mario Bros.* series, released for the Wii in 2009. It is a follow-up to the 2006 Nintendo DS game *New Super Mario Bros.* A follow-up to this game, which is a sequel to the 2006 game, *New Super Mario Bros. 2*, was released on the Nintendo 3DS in August 2012. A sequel, titled *New Super Mario Bros. U* (a follow-up to the *3DS* game) was released three months later on the Wii U.

## New Super Mario Bros. 2

***New Super Mario Bros. 2***  (***JP***) (officially abbreviated as ***NSMB2***) is the third installment in the *New Super Mario Bros.* series for the Nintendo 3DS. The game is a direct sequel to *New Super Mario Bros.* released in 2006 for the Nintendo DS and a follow-up 2009 Wii game *New Super Mario Bros. Wii*, which is a follow-up to the 2006 game. A follow-up, (which is a sequel to the 2009 game) titled *New Super Mario Bros. U*, was released as a launch title for the Wii U on November 18, 2012. It is also the thirteenth game in the main *Mario* series.

## New Super Mario Bros. U

***New Super Mario Bros. U*** is a *Mario* game for the Wii U. It was officially revealed at Nintendo's 2012 E3 conference on June 5, 2012. The game allows for up to five players to play at the same time; One with the Wii U GamePad, and four others with Wii Remotes. Like *New Super Mario Bros. Wii*, players have the option to play as either Mario, Luigi, Yellow Toad, or Blue Toad, but players also have the option to play as their Mii characters.
Game & Wario

***Game & Wario*** is a game in the *WarioWare* series developed by Nintendo and Intelligent Systems for the Wii U. This game is a spin-off from the *WarioWare* series. The game stars Wario and, like *WarioWare*, it takes place in Diamond City. The game can be played by between one to five people. The title and logo are a reference to the Game & Watch series.
Ghost Valley 2

**Ghost Valley 2** is the second course in Flower Cup. This course is much like the first one, having walls in most places (and the blocks that make the wall can also fall still). The background is basically the same also, having Boos again. While it contains a Zipper at the end of the course, it's very difficult to use and is recommended only for advanced players, because it's positioned right after a curve at the edge of the track. Preceding this zipper, there's a jump line with an Item Box behind it. The Cape Feather is put to extremely good use here, as it can help the player jump over the gap at the beginning of the course whilst other players just take the standard route round (where the two single Item Boxes are).
Donkey Kong series

## Donkey Kong

***Donkey Kong*** (***JP***) is an arcade video game released in 1981 by Nintendo. It was Nintendo's first big hit in North America and the very first game in the *Mario* franchise. The game was released a few years before the NES console was released, the first home console to feature this game was the Atari 2600 published in the following year of 1982. The game was a big hit with consumers and sold an estimated one million copies. The game was subsequently released on a variety of platforms, all of which can be seen below. The game spawned several sequels and was among the earliest platforming video games to be released and also the first to feature the characters Donkey Kong and Mario. In the game, the player controls Mario, originally known as **Jumpman**, across a series of girders in an attempt to rescue one of his first girlfriends, Pauline, known initially as "Lady," who was kidnapped by Donkey Kong. In the game, Jumpman is required to jump over barrels and other similar obstacles that Donkey Kong sends down to the hero.

## Donkey Kong Jr.

***Donkey Kong Jr.*** (***JP***) is a 1982 arcade game by Nintendo. Throughout the 1980s, it was also released for various console systems. in most versions. Its eponymous star, Junior, is trying to rescue his father, who has been captured by Mario—Mario's only appearance as the villain in a video game. This game is the sequel to the famous *Donkey Kong*.

## Donkey Kong 3

***Donkey Kong 3***(***JP***) is an arcade game that features Donkey Kong and Stanley. Stanley is a bugman that comes to defeat Donkey Kong on the account that he broke into his greenhouse. Stanley will now have to use his bug spray to not only defeat Donkey Kong, but also kill all the bugs that DK let in. This is the first *Donkey Kong* game that doesn't feature Mario and is the first one not to be a direct platform game, which could have led to its unsuccessful sells. Instead of being a platform game, it was rather a shooting game. It was ported to the e-Reader in *Donkey Kong 3-e*.

## Donkey Kong (Game Boy)

***Donkey Kong*** is a video game for the Game Boy that was released in 1994. It is a remake of the arcade classic *Donkey Kong* with extras.
Джёкер

Джёкера выбросили на улицу в 1999 году.

маленький котёнок нашёл приёмную семью на Мусорке.

это было не лучшее место для развития. но безопасное!

после 5 кошачьих лет он нашёл друзей.

ноу него был враг. кошка Кити. это она выбросила его с балкона когда они жили вместе. теперь, он планирует много планов на её уничтожение и месть

имеет жену

и врага №2

*ГАЛЕРЕЯ*
Classic Bully

**Classic Bully A.K.A. Big Bullies** are large versions of Bullies found in the *Mario* games. They are spherical black shaped villains with yellow horns, simply a carbon copy of Bullies, but larger.

Twin Brother: Furnace Classic Bully

Twin Brother: Underwater Classic Bully

Father: Ryan

Mother: Rachel

Partner: Ryan
Super Mario All-Stars

***Super Mario All-Stars*** is a game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System as a part of the *Mario* series. This game can be considered a multicart, due to the fact that it features *Super Mario Bros.*, *Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels*, *Super Mario Bros. 2*, and *Super Mario Bros. 3*. The game not only had four games packed with it, but each game also had sixteen bit remastered graphics and a save feature.

In 1994, this game was re-released as *Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World* with, as the name implies the inclusion of *Super Mario World*, but with minor changes. In 2010, a limited edition version for this game was released on the Wii, due to the *Mario* series having its twenty-fifth anniversary. While not remakes, the *Super Mario Advance* games appear to be based on *Super Mario Bros. 2*, *Super Mario Bros. 3* and *Super Mario World*, as they look very similar to the *All-Stars* versions of the games.
Donkey Kong Country series

## Donkey Kong Country

***Donkey Kong Country*** (also called ***DKC*** or ***Super Donkey Kong*** in Japan) is a game in the *Donkey Kong* series, and is the first *Donkey Kong* game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1994 that is developed by Rare and published by Nintendo. It is also the first game in the original *Donkey Kong Country* trilogy. The *Donkey Kong Country* game managed to be a huge success to the Nintendo industry and was game of the year when it was first released. *Donkey Kong Country* also had a certificate of Player's Choice on the box cover a year later. It the first game to feature Donkey Kong's current design. *Donkey Kong Country* was followed by two sequels: *Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest* and *Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!* in 1995 and 1996.

## Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest

***Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest*** (***JP***) (also known as ***Donkey Kong Country 2***, ***DKC2***, or ***Super Donkey Kong 2*** in Japan) is a platform game made for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. It is the second game in the *Donkey Kong Country* series and the second game in the original *Donkey Kong Country* trilogy, overall. This game was released in 1995 as a sequel and direct follow-up to *Donkey Kong Country* and later followed by *Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!* in 1996.

## Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!

***Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble***! (***JP***) (also called ***Donkey Kong Country 3***, ***DKC3***, or ***Super Donkey Kong 3*** in Japan) is a video game that was released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1996, soon after the launch of the Nintendo 64. It is the third game in the *Donkey Kong Country* series and the third and final game in the original *Donkey Kong Country* trilogy, overall. Rather than starring Donkey Kong or even Diddy Kong, the protagonists are Dixie Kong and her cousin Kiddy Kong. Their main objective is to save Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong from the robot antagonist KAOS, who happens to be the Kremling Crew's new leader.
Luma

**Lumas** are star-like creatures that appear in *Super Mario Galaxy*. Unlike most Stars, they have a tear drop-like shape, and come in many colors. They are much like Power Stars, but they are more circular in shape and able to talk. Lumas boast the ability to transform, from minor objects to entire galaxies. They seem to acknowledge Rosalina as their "mama". Most of them make their home in the Comet Observatory.

## Description

### Colors

There are many Lumas in several colors

* **Yellow**: Yellow Lumas transform into Sling Stars and are the most common variety. A few yellow Lumas can transform into Launch Stars as well
* **Blue**: Blue Lumas transform into Pull Stars, and a large Light Blue Luma hosts the Luma Shop.
* **Pink**: Pink Lumas known as Hungry Lumas transform into planets or galaxies, and create pink Launch Stars. Others transform into pink Launch Stars on the Observatory Grounds.
* **Green**: Green Lumas are the guardians of the Trial Galaxies and transform into green Launch Stars
* **Red**: Red Lumas guard Red Stars, which transform Mario into Flying Mario.
* **Purple**: Lubba (The king of all Lumas) is the owner of Starship Mario. Another is a Luma that holds the power to move Prankster Comets.
* **Cream**: Luma (The only cream Luma) gives Mario the power to Star Spin.
* **Black**: Polari (The only black Luma) is seen in each of the observatories, and shows Mario the map.
* **Orange**: Co-Star Luma is P2 once the second Wii remote is turned on. There's also another Luma who tells you about Co-Star Luma.

## Appearances

### *Super Mario Galaxy*

The Lumas appear in *Super Mario Galaxy, living on the Comet Observatory with Rosalina, and supporting Mario with his journey to save Peach.*

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In the end, all the Lumas sacrifice themselves to destroy the massive black hole created by Bowser's dying sun. However, Luma is reborn and lives on a small planet, while it is hinted that *all* of the other Lumas will be reborn later.

**Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details ends here.**

### *Mario Kart Wii*

In *Mario Kart Wii*, a Yellow Luma is around Rosalina at all times, but it has no effect on gameplay.

### *Super Mario Galaxy 2*

In *Super Mario Galaxy 2*, the Lumas serve a similar role as to the prequel. However, the purple Luma is absent, there are now Giant Lumas which are simply overgrown Yellow Lumas, there is an orange Co-Star Luma which acts as Player 2, and the Green Lumas just simply look forward to seeing the Green Power Stars.

## Trivia

* *Paper Mario* featured a similar species, called Star Kids. Like the Lumas, the Star Kids were young stars, who were raised on a special place to become real stars someday. They also possessed magical abilities, like the Lumas, and a very similar, childish behavior.
* Luma's name may be derived from the first two letters of Mario and Luigi's names, **Lu**igi and **Ma**rio.
Whomp

Whomps, or Whomp Lieutenants, are a species of enemies from the Mario franchise that debuted in Super Mario 64. They are stone enemies that resemble rectangles with snaggletoothed faces, simple hands and arms, and legless feet. They are the minions of Bowser and the Whomp King. They attempt to crush Mario by falling over and trying to land on top of him when he gets near. They can be defeated by Mario causing them to fall over and subsequently ground-pounding on their sole weak spot, their back, which is marked by a cracked area with either a bandage or a ground-pound switch symbol, depending on the game. Whomps are affiliated with Thwomps, another crushing stone enemy.

Twin Brother: Thwomp

Father: Simon

Mother: Julie

Partner: Simon
Veoan

Veoan is the 4th planet and last of the habitable planets with life orbiting Yinga.

## Orbit

The main reason that this planet is the most odd of all planets is that this planet orbits backwards. No one knows what caused it to orbit like this and will need to be observed and hypothesis about the orbit.

## Surface

The surface is quite similar to Vegoza, with it being tidally locked to it's star, there is also life here as well.

## Life

The life on this planet is just ever so slightly different from Vegoza, they are not as complex but they are still interesting to Vektas.

## Mountain's

This planet has slightly less mountains compared to Vegoza, this is due to that this planet isn't as active in-terms of making mountains.

## Atmosphere

The atmosphere of this planet is different as there is less oxygen compared to Vegoza, no one knows why one has more than the other but is planned to be observed to see why.

## Trivia

* One of the 2 least dense planets in the system.
Boolossus

**Boolossus, the Jumbo Ghost** is the third major boss in the game *Luigi's Mansion*, found in Area Three. He is made up of fifteen normal Boo ghosts that combine together on the balcony upon Luigi's arrival.

After he has been defeated, the Diamond Key is given to Luigi. Approaching the Diamond Door on the Balcony will cause a power outage in the mansion, causing many ghosts to attack in the darkness, regardless of the room. Boolossus is seen as a large Boo. His only attack is bouncing. When he splits up, the boos will try to ram into Luigi, though most will flee.

## Defeat

Luigi must pop Boolossus with the horn of the nearby frozen unicorn statues. He can then obtain an Ice Elemental Ghost from the statue. Luigi must then freeze the Boos, and after that he must suck them up.
Gloomba

**Gloombas** are a subspecies of Goomba that are colored dark blue and have red feet that live underground. It is essentially a "Dark" Goomba. They are found throughout the *Paper Mario* series. They are only found in certain underground places like the Pit of 100 Trials. They are stronger than a Goomba but has the same attacks. There are several variations including the Paragloomba and the Spiky Gloomba. They resemble the dark blue Goombas seen in underground areas of *Super Mario Bros.*.
Baby Daisy

**Baby Daisy** is a character in the Mario series. Baby Daisy is one of the newest characters in the Mario universe, appearing for the first time in *Mario Kart Wii* for the Wii, much how like Toadette first appeared in *Mario Kart: Double Dash!!* for the GameCube. She is the younger version of Princess Daisy and considered to be a light character. Baby Daisy is one of the six baby characters in the series, the others being Baby Mario, Baby Luigi, Baby Peach, Baby Wario, and Baby Donkey Kong.
Shiver Region

The **Shiver Region** is the frozen and snowy tundra of the Mushroom Kingdom. It is located in the far northeast of the nation. In it resides a single town known as Shiver City which is the home of the Bumpties. In the northernmost part of the region is Shiver Mountain that contains the Crystal Palace on the summit, a forgotten shrine that is where the last Star Spirit is kept. Mario and his partners journeyed up to the Shiver Region in the last chapter of *Paper Mario*. Mario had to defeat the mighty Crystal King in order to save the last of the Star Spirit.
Convenience Store Friend

Convenience Store Friend is Guitar Girl's second follower.

## Personality

CSF is kind and compassionate. She has a soft spot for Guitar Girl, and does whatever she can to help her. However, she hates her job at the store, and struggles with the rejection that comes from job hunting, soon she receives a job after passing an interview.

## Appearance

CSF has purple eyes and dark brown hair, and is wearing the uniform of 'Convenience Store 25'.

## Relationships

### Guitar Girl

CSF is always looking out for Guitar Girl, buying her Chocolate milk when she is sad, and helping her whenever she can. CSF wants to introduce Guitar Girl to her guitarist friend.

### Classmate Joy

CSF is a mutual friend of Joy's who visits her with Guitar Girl at the store.

### Band Mocha Latte

Band Mocha Latte and CSF are friends and CSF promises Guitar Girl to introduce Band Mocha Latte to Guitar Girl.

## Gallery

Group photo with Guitar Girl, Ruby, Alex, Joy and the Band
## Trivia

* Her name is Seo Chae-rin in Korean and Stella in English.
* Her surname is Seo.

* CSF is currently Job Hunting, due to not enjoying her job at the store.
* Soon, CSF passes an interview and no longer is looking for a new job!
Isle Delfino

**Isle Delfino** is a sun drenched island in which *Super Mario Sunshine* takes place. It is shaped like a dolphin and populated by Piantas, Nokis, Yoshis and Tanookis. Mario, Peach, Toadsworth and some Toads took a trip to this island. It was protected by 120 Shine Sprites that gathered at the Shine Gate before Bowser Jr. as Shadow Mario wreaked havoc on the island causing them to flee. Mario gets framed for causing havoc among the island and he can't leave until he gets all of the shine sprites back. It also appears in *Super Smash Bros. Brawl* as a default stage.

## Shines

There are 16 shines to earn at Isle Delfino.

### Beach Combing

This is available anytime and to get the shine you must find an area near the lighthouse that sparks when you spray it. Spray it, get your shine.

### Woodblock Slide Mini-Game

This is also available anytime. There is a pipe on the end pillar behind the lighthouse. Go into the pipe and you will play a mini-game. You will have to slide down a long path with jumps and holes. The shine is at the end.

### 4 and 5 Box Smashing

This is available after event 2.There is an open door in the back of the island. Walk in and you will need to smash a bunch of crates in 30 seconds. Do it for a shine. Do it again for another.

### Chuckster on the Roof

This is available after event 2. On one of the roofs in the back of town, there is a Pianta on the roof. He will throw you into a building where a shine waits for you.

### 100 Coins

This is available after event 4. Get 100 coins in Isle Delfino.

### Pachikino

This is available after event 4. You will need to take a ride on the boat that goes under the bridge. Jump and hover when under to reach a red coin mini-game. Collect all 8 to get a shine.

### Golden Bird

This is available after event 5. Go to the island off the east beach. Squirt the gold bird down. Get your shine.

### Lilypad Mini-game

This is available after event 7.Get Yoshi to the same island with the gold bird. Squirt the pipe with the weird goop. Go in. Collect 8 red coins to earn a shine.

### Using Turbo Nozzle

This is available after event 8. Break through the saloon style wood doors.

### Waterslide Mini-game

This is available after event 8. Bash down the wood doors at the police station. You will play a mini-game where you need to use the turbo nozzle to waterslide down a course with a shine at the end.

### Lighthouse

This is available after event 9. Rocket up onto the lighthouse. Rocket, ground pound, shine.

### Tall Grass Mini-game

This is also available after event 9. By the west beach, there are palm trees sticking out of a cliff wall. Rocket up to one, rocket up to a platform with a pipe. Go in, find 8 red coins, get your shine.

### Cleaning

These are the things you need to clean to get shines.

1. Dirty Bell (Anytime)

1. Shine Gate (Event 9)

1. Dirty Bell (Event 9)

## Locations

* Delfino Airstrip
* Delfino Plaza
* Bianco Hills
* Ricco Harbor
* Gelato Beach
* Pinna Park
* Sirena Beach
	+ Hotel Delfino
* Noki Bay
* Pianta Village
* Corona Mountain
* Delfino Square (appears in Mario Kart DS and Mario Kart Wii)
Super Mario Bros. Fanon Wiki

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Super Mario Bros. Fanon Wiki

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This site was established on December 26, 2012

The current total number of accesses is 1996 (counting started: February 26, 2013)

### Notice

Thanks to everyone, this wiki has finally achieved 1000 hits! I look forward to working with you! There is also a commemorative image! (April 1, 2013)

Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon has been updated. See the bulletin board for details. (2013/03/20)

Super Mario has been updated. → Details (2013/01/31)

Curse!! The 3rd anniversary of Super Mario Bros. Fanon!! It was finally welcomed on December 10, 2012. I'm glad to all the authors and a few fans. By the way, the Super Mario series celebrated its 29th year on the same day! The new work, Super Mario Bros. Fanon, will be released soon! (2013/01/04)

Currently, a remake version of "*Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon*" is June 6, 2012 E3 being produced in Nintendo 3DS. The production status is reported on the Super Mario thread and the author's blog, so please support us. (2013/01/04)

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Toad

**Toad**, known in Japan as *Kinopio*, is a fictional humanoid mushroom that is both a single character and the collective name of the "Mushroom People" found in the Mushroom Kingdom. The Toad species first appeared in *Super Mario Bros.* as seven guards that serve Princess Peach, called Mushroom Retainers. In games prior to Paper Mario, which features an entire race of Toad inhabiting Toad Town, the capital of the Mushroom Kingdom, manuals referred to them as Mushroom People, but they were always referred to as Kinopio in Japanese languages.
Yoshi Falls

**Yoshi Falls** is a rather simplistic track that appears in the Nintendo DS game *Mario Kart DS* and has been ported to the Wii game *Mario Kart Wii*. It is the second course of the Mushroom and Shell Cup in both games respectively. The missions 1-3 and 3-4 take place in the course in *Mario Kart DS*.
Super Mario Bros. series

## Super Mario Bros.

***Super Mario Bros.*** (***JP***) (also called ***SMB***) is a Nintendo Entertainment System video game released in 1985 by Nintendo. The game, designed by Shigeru Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka, has become one of the most important, influential, and successful video games of all time.

## Super Mario Bros. 2/Super Mario USA

***Super Mario Bros. 2*** (***JP***) (also called ***SMB2***) is the sequel to both *Super Mario Bros.* and *Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels* for the Nintendo Entertainment System. It features new playable characters such as Princess Peach and Toad. The game is reskinned from the Japan-exclusive *Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic*, though with minor adjustments to have it more in-line with the *Mario* series.

## Super Mario Bros. 3

***Super Mario Bros. 3*** (***JP***) (often known as ***Mario 3***, ***SMB3***, or ***Super Mario 3***) is the third game in the *Mario* series. The game was released in 1988, and was developed and published by Nintendo.

## Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels

***Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels*** (***JP***) (also called ***SMBTTL*** and known as ***Super Mario Bros. 2: For Super Players*** in *Super Mario Bros. Deluxe*) is the Japan-exclusive sequel to the very well-known *Super Mario Bros.*
Mario Tennis series

## Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64)

***Mario Tennis*** is a Nintendo 64 video game. It features Mario and his friends playing a classic game of tennis, with a few *Mario* twists. This game marked the debut of Waluigi, and also Princess Daisy and Birdo's re-entries into the *Mario* series. It is also the first playable appearance of Boo, Paratroopa, and Shy Guy.

## Mario Tennis (Game Boy Color)

***Mario Tennis*** is a tennis game for the Game Boy Color. The game features Mario and other characters. It also introduced a RPG-like story mode, where the player controlled Alex or Nina on a tennis adventure to beat the best of all players, Mario.

## Mario Power Tennis

***Mario Power Tennis*** is a game for the Nintendo GameCube. It is the sequel of *Mario Tennis* for the Nintendo 64. In this game, Mario and his various friends (and enemies) meet up to play a few rounds of tennis. Like previous *Mario* sports titles, all the playable characters have Power Shots. Additionally, there are courts in the game that have special effects and events during the game. Also, for each court, there are special games to play. The game introduces Diddy Kong, Bowser Jr., Fly Guy, Petey Piranha, and Wiggler as playable characters to the series.

## Mario Tennis: Power Tour

***Mario Tennis: Power Tour*** is very similar to its GameCube counterpart, except it is for the Game Boy Advance. It brings back the RPG elements of its predecessor. The game is not compatible with *Mario Power Tennis* like its golf counterpart. The PAL region's name for this game is *Mario Power Tennis* (same as the GameCube game). The game's story has the player controlling tennis student Clay or Ace as they rise through the ranks of the Royal Tennis Academy.

## Mario Tennis Open

***Mario Tennis Open*** was released for the Nintendo 3DS. It features some elements from *Mario Power Tennis*. This game features gyroscope support and online multiplayer (via Nintendo Network). The new playable characters are Baby Peach, Dry Bowser, Luma, and Metal Mario. The game also makes use of QR Codes as a method to unlock certain content.

## Mario's Tennis

***Mario's Tennis*** is a Virtual Boy game, the first tennis-related *Mario* game. It features Mario and the other playable characters from *Super Mario Kart* (except Bowser) playing a classic game of tennis. The game was one of the first Virtual Boy games to be released and is one out of the only three *Mario* games to be released on the Virtual Boy.
Yoshi (game)

***Yoshi*** (***JP***) (also known as ***Mario & Yoshi*** in PAL regions and in Japan as ***Yoshi no Tamago*** (ヨッシーのたまご, lit. "Yoshi's Egg") is a game for the NES and Game Boy that stars Yoshi, Mario, and Luigi. The player controls Mario or Luigi as they try to eliminate certain blocks by lining them up with each other. The game was the first to introduce the green dinosaur Yoshi, who has established himself as a common, popular sidekick of Mario ever since.
Unusual Incidents Agency Database Wiki

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The Unusual Incidents Agency is one of the many Groups of Interest in the Anomaverse. We are a small but formidable organization dedicated to the collection and research of the paranormal. Formerly a unit of the F.B.I, after a internal conflict the UIA gained independence.

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Wario: Master of Disguise

***Wario: Master of Disguise***, released in Japan as ***Kaitō Wario the Seven*** (怪盗ワリオ・ザ・セブン, ***Kaitō Wario za Sebun***), is a platforming game that features Wario as the main character. In the game, you control Wario and will use the touch screen to defeat foes and solve puzzles. It was revealed at a Japanese press conference in 2005, and wasn't shown until a Nintendo press conference in late 2006. In the game, Wario will be able to change into multiple different costumes such as painter Wario and dinosaur Wario.