Super Mario Star Palace

 is a game released on the Nintendo Ultra-64. It's a sequel to Super Mario Castle World. It’s got elements from OTL’s Super Mario Star Road (a Super Mario 64 ROM hack) and Super Mario 64 DS. It has a Nintendo Revolution/Wii remake known as "Super Mario Star Palace DX", which is released in 2009.

Story
The plot of the game is told by Yoshi, who informs Mario and the others that Ztartamorg (A mysterious Star Sprite) has found the secret to get to the Star Road, the kingdom of the Star Sprites known for the mysterious Star Palace. Using the power of the Power Stars, he is able to transport his troops all over the Mushroom Kingdom to wreak havoc. Not only that, the cheeky, but easy to get along with Prince Cream (Princess Peach’s brother, who's clearly much younger) gets sealed in a stained glass window of the Star Palace while King Toadstool (her father) ends up in a paralyzed state! In order to reach the Star Road, Mario must collect enough Power Stars to break the seal.

In Star Palace DX, Lip, Wario, and Waluigi joins Mario and the others in their quest, but Ztartamorg anticipated all of them and captured them, keeping them captive in secret zones. With the heroes in his prisons, he sends his troops to different kingdoms as well as the Mushroom Kingdom. Furil and Kain inform Yoshi of what happened. The duo must protect Fairy Land with their queen captured while Yoshi needs to save Mario and the others.

Gameplay
Same controls as Castle World Classic and Deluxe.

The playable characters to choose from are Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, and Princess Daisy. Each one of them has their own abilities. Mario and Luigi play the same as in Castle World. Peach can hover down to the ground safely by holding down A, and Daisy can double jump. In Star Palace DX, Mario and Luigi have the same drawbacks as in Castle World DX, Peach is slower, and Daisy can't crouch.

In Star Palace DX, Yoshi and Lip return as playable characters along with Wario and Waluigi joining in as 2 new playable characters. Yoshi plays the same as in Castle World DX while Lip uses Furil's moveset. Wario exchanges punching for his signature dash move at the cost of lower jumping while Waluigi has the ability to climb up special walls at the cost of doing half damage in physical attacks. The narrator in this version is composed of Furil and Kain taking turns.

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Friendly NPCs

 * King Toadstool - Peach's father, who was paralyzed by Ztartamorg's magic.
 * Prince Cream - Peach's brother, who gets trapped in a glass window due to Ztartamorg's magic.
 * Yoshi - Narrator and does the same thing as in Castle World.
 * Furil and Kain - Does Yoshi's duties in Star Palace DX.
 * Metage Whi - The Mushroom Kingdom's wizard, who is called to strengthen Star Palace's barrier to precent Ztartamorg's troops from breaking in while the heroes do their job.

Powerups
As for the new power-ups, while we have the Shiny Shell, Spinning Heart, 1-Up Mushroom, Wing Cap, Vanish Cap, and Metal Cap, there is also a Shield Cap, Rock Cap, and Charge Cap, as well as FLD-1. Here's what they do:


 * Shield Cap (Shield Mushroom in Star Palace DX) - Reflects hits by punching at the right time.
 * Rock Cap (Rock Leaf in Star Palace DX) - Press B to turn into a statue to push down tough switches.
 * Charge Cap (Charge Carrot in Star Palace DX) - Press the B button to dash forward only once.
 * FLD-1 - A contraption esigned by E. Gadd himself, hold down A to stay airborne and slightly ascend for about 10 seconds. After 10 seconds, the system overloads and reboots, causing the player to fall back down and the contraption cannot be used until they land. Can only be used 5 times before it runs out of water and is discarded.

With the exception of the Charge Cap, the new caps as well as FLD-1 are lost upon taking damage.

In Star Palace Deluxe, the Power Flower returns. Mario, Luigi, and Yoshi use their Castle World DX powers, Lip uses Furil's power, Peach falls slower, Daisy's punch attacks all directions, Wario can use the Earthshake Punch once to defeat all enemies in a certain radius, and Waluigi throws bombs by punching.

Section 1

 * 1) Bob-omb Island - Same as OTL
 * 2) Sky Land Resort - Same as OTL, but with a second, slightly smaller tower that can be accessed via cannon.
 * 3) Piranha Plant Pond - Same as OTL
 * 4) Chuckya Harbor - Same as OTL
 * 5) Gloomy Garden - Same as OTL, except King Boo is the boss of this course.
 * 6) Surely Slippery Swamp (was known as Bowser’s Slippery Swamp IOTL; this course requires 20 stars to enter) - Same as OTL

Section 2

 * 1) Colorful Coral Caverns - Same as OTL. In Star Palace DX, it resembles Panel De Pon SFC's Sea World.
 * 2) Monty Mole's Hole- A huge complex of caves dominated by Monty Mole enemies. King Mole (king of the Monty Moles) is the boss of this course.
 * 3) Koopa Canyon - Same as OTL
 * 4) Ancient Antiquity Land - A land based on Ancient Greece and Rome, with many temples and statues. The Trojan Koopa is the boss of this course.
 * 5) Retro Remix Castle (this course requires 40 stars to enter) - Same as OTL, except the Bowser Imposter from Super Mario World: Super Mario Bros. 3 is the boss of this course.

Section 3

 * 1) Large Leaf Forest - Same as OTL. In Star Palace DX, the surroundings resemble Panel De Pon GCN's Nature World.
 * 2) Wave Island - Based off Delfino Island from Super Mario Sunshine. It introduces FLD-1, a prototype of E. Gadd's upcoming project which sprays water. Unfortunately, it can only spray downwards and keep users airborne. Petey Piranha is the boss of this course. In Castle World DX, there are islands that bear a resemblance to Panel De Pon SFC's Water World.
 * 3) Mad Musical Mess - Same as OTL
 * 4) Melting Snow Peaks - Same as OTL, except Chief Chilly is the boss of this course. In Star Palace DX, the surroundings resemble Panel De Pon SFC's Snow World.
 * 5) Yoshi Falls - A crater-like valley, circling a lake with three waterfalls connected to the body of water, crossing the track. A large Yoshi Egg is found in the center of the lake.
 * 6) Colossal Candy Clutter - Same as OTL
 * 7) Sporty Stadium - A course with a sports motif.
 * 8) Cloudrail Station - Same as OTL
 * 9) Dino Dino Jungle - This course is located in a leafy prehistoric jungle with canyons, a lake, and many dinosaurs inhabiting the course. Obstacles in the course are Noshi, a large sauropod in the middle of a section of the track, and geysers that are around this course. Tyrano is the boss of this course.
 * 10) Fatal Flame Falls - Same as OTL. In Star Palace DX, the surroundings resemble Panel De Pon GCN's Fire World.
 * 11) Stardust Driveway (this course requires 60 stars to enter) - A course inspired by Stardust Speedway (Sonic CD), where you get to drive a go-kart in this. The boss of this course is a race between you and a copy of whoever you’re playing as.

Section 4

 * 1) Jewelry Land - Based off of the location with the same name from Yoshi’s Safari.
 * 2) Bob-omb Battle Factory - Same as OTL, except it contains more mechanical enemies.
 * 3) Strange Weird Land - A mysterious world dominated by psychedelic colors and strange phenomena, with lots of physics tricks.
 * 4) Airship Fortress - This course takes place both on a floating fortress in disrepair and on an airship. Boom Boom and Pom Pom are the bosses of this course.
 * 5) Starlight Runway - Same as OTL
 * 6) Regal Rainbow Rumble (was known as Bowser’s Rainbow Rumble IOTL; this course requires 80 stars to enter) - Same as OTL, except Ztartamorg is the boss of this course.

Secret Courses

 * 1) Mushroom Mountain Town
 * 2) Creepy Shield Cap Cavern
 * 3) Puzzle of the Rock Cap
 * 4) Sandy Slide Secret
 * 5) Windy Charge Cap Well
 * 6) Hidden Palace Finale - Same as OTL. In Star Palace DX, it bears a resemblance to a combination between the Flower Field from Panel De Pon's title screen and both the SFC and GCN versions of Fairy World.

Star Palace DX Exclusive Courses:
The stages which are character prisons are based off previous Mario games, with the enemies and bosses coming from said games. Said bosses are duplicates made of pure dark magic.
 * 1) Rewinded Castle - This stage is accessible through a secret camouflaged door. The stage consists of a mixed-up recreation of Peach's castle from Castle World, complete with a glitching mesh between modern and classic graphics.
 * 2) Failure Fields (Mario's prison) - This stage is based off Super Mario Bros. 1 and 2, but the surroundings appear to be what would have happened if Mario and Luigi never saved Peach and if the Warp Zone was never recovered. The boss is a recreation of Prince Haru made of Ztartamorg's magic.
 * 3) Maze of Fear (Luigi's prison) - This stage is based off "Luigi's Adventure: Mario is Missing", but the surroundings appear to be what would have happened if Luigi failed to save Mario. The boss is a fusion between Napoleon Knight and Princess Onyx made of dark magic.
 * 4) Chained Kingdom (Peach's prison) - This stage is based off Royal Flush, but the surroundings appear to be what would have happened if Zaffiro won. The boss is a dark magic duplicate of Duchess Zaffiro.
 * 5) Burned Desert (Daisy's prison) - This stage is based off Super Mario Land, but the surroundings appear to be what would have happened if Tatanga won. The boss is a duplicate of Tatanga himself.
 * 6) Pillaged Island (Wario's prison) - This stage is based off Wario Land 1 and 2, but the surroundings appear to be if the Black Sugar Gang succeeded in stealing the treasures. The boss is a duplicate of Captain Syrup.
 * 7) Lost Caverns (Waluigi's prison) - This stage is based off Wario's Adventure, but the surroundings appear to be if Wario never stumbled upon the Awazon River Basin. The boss is a duplicate of Gold Head (Demon Head in Japan).
 * 8) Death Mountain (Lip's prison) - Unlike the other prison stages made of dark magic, this one is the real Death Mountain. The boss is the goddess Cordelia under Ztartamorg's influence.

Enemies
Any enemies from Castle World have the same behaviors as the previous game.
 * Goomba (With Big and Mini (Goombettes) versions)
 * Koopa Troopa (Similar to SMW)
 * Piranha Plant
 * Fire Piranha Plant (Has a small variant)
 * Lakitu
 * Spiny
 * Swoop
 * Thwomp
 * Bullet Bill + Cannon
 * Cheep Cheep/Bub
 * Boo
 * Chain Chomp
 * Monty Mole
 * Lava Bubble
 * Bob-omb
 * Fuzzy
 * Buzzy Beetle
 * Blaarg
 * Big Steely
 * Floating Mines
 * Shy Guy
 * Fly Guy
 * Snifit
 * Pokey
 * Amp
 * Bookend
 * Cheep Chomp/Bubba
 * Bully
 * Butterfly
 * Keronpa Ball/Flame Chomp
 * Amp
 * Bookend
 * Bully
 * Haunted Chair
 * Chuckya
 * Clam
 * Flamethrower
 * Fwoosh
 * Grindel/Ancient Thwomp
 * Heave-Ho
 * Klepto
 * The Mad Piano
 * Money Bags
 * Motos
 * Mad Cue Ball
 * Galoomba
 * Goombrat
 * Goombud
 * Moving Bars
 * Mr. Blizzard
 * Mr. I
 * Scuttle Bugs
 * Skeeter
 * Snufit
 * Spindel
 * Spindrift
 * Sushi
 * Tox Box
 * Maw-Ray/Unagi
 * Angry Sun (Star Palace DX): This time, this sunlike creature shoots down fire, so watch out for sun-shaped marks for these are the spots where he attacks.
 * Bzzap!: An electric creature that moves sideways. Can only be defeated by throwing something or with an egg.
 * Wooden Robot: One of Ztartamorg's creations, this robotlike enemy acts like a Chuckya, but attack it and it reveals a bomb inside, which explodes.
 * False Bowser

Bosses
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Development
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Gallery
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List of Tropes
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