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[[Category:Stat Table Templates]]</noinclude></div>Rman41https://kovopedia.com/index.php?title=Template:MS_Enemy&diff=57189Template:MS Enemy2026-05-29T22:00:17Z<p>Rman41: </p>
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<!-- Fire --><br />
| Chippermunk = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Chippermunk (Magical Starsign)|Chippermunk]]<br />
| Sniffles = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Sniffles]]<br />
| Merlechaun = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Merlechaun]]<br />
| Atomic firebat = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Atomic firebat]]<br />
| Guyclops = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Guyclops]]<br />
| Lava lumpling = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Lava lumpling]]<br />
| Fireclaw = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Fireclaw]]<br />
| Gurglegut = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Gurglegut]]<br />
| Ember jackal = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] Ember jackal]]<br />
| Permalava = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Permalava]]<br />
| Foul fly = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Foul fly]]<br />
| Swurly = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Swurly]]<br />
| Mechanibex = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Mechanibex]]<br />
| Brawliflower = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Brawliflower]]<br />
| Pigeonator = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Pigeonator]]<br />
| Stag lizard = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Stag lizard]]<br />
| Charred tree = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Charred tree]]<br />
| Rainboar = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Rainboar]]<br />
| Scorchberry = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Scorchberry]]<br />
| Mossworm = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Mossworm]]<br />
| Steamburper = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Steamburper]]<br />
| Sacrificer = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Sacrificer]]<br />
| Firebelcher = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Firebelcher]]<br />
| Violent joe = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Violent joe]]<br />
| Ant noble = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Ant noble]]<br />
| Crabrador = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Crabrador]]<br />
| Jellybeast = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Jellybeast]]<br />
<!-- Wood --><br />
| Juniperil = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Juniperil]]<br />
| Broot = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Broot]]<br />
| Mossling = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Mossling]]<br />
| Gold Sneakbug = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Gold Sneakbug]]<br />
| Spriggan = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Spriggan]]<br />
| Sneakbug = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Sneakbug]]<br />
| Cuddlemunk = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Cuddlemunk]]<br />
| Floranha = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Floranha]]<br />
| Spiny nut = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Spiny nut]]<br />
| Crocobusker = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Crocobusker]]<br />
| Elder beetle = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Elder beetle]]<br />
| Poor thing = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Poor thing]]<br />
| Swinger = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Swinger]]<br />
| Goateesaur = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Goateesaur]]<br />
| Stabby nut = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Stabby nut]]<br />
| Trilobiter = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Trilobiter]]<br />
| Bwahahaboon = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Bwahahaboon]]<br />
| Forest eel = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Forest eel]]<br />
| Woodschrank = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Woodschrank]]<br />
| Leafwich = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Leafwich]]<br />
| Weed devil = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Weed devil]]<br />
| Scarecrow = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Scarecrow]]<br />
| Jamari = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Jamari]]<br />
| Grample = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Grample]]<br />
| Fallwich = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Fallwich]]<br />
| Treehemoth = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Treehemoth]]<br />
| Gnocchalien = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Gnocchalien]]<br />
<!-- Wind --><br />
| Choker = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Choker]]<br />
| Skylancer = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Skylancer]]<br />
| Funguroach = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Funguroach]]<br />
| Rairbit = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Rairbit]]<br />
| Anisoptera = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Anisoptera]]<br />
| Slashback = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Slashback]]<br />
| Boomeranger = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Boomeranger]]<br />
| Airpony = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Airpony]]<br />
| Hybrena = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Hybrena]]<br />
| Happiloon = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Happiloon]]<br />
| Wanderanger = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Wanderanger]]<br />
| Mistral = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Mistral]]<br />
| Feather vane = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Feather vane]]<br />
| Pandemon = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Pandemon]]<br />
| Shyclone = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Shyclone]]<br />
| Horus = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Horus]]<br />
| Manmoo rider = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Manmoo rider]]<br />
| Condemned = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Condemned]]<br />
| Haroeris = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Haroeris]]<br />
| Clockwork goat = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Clockwork goat]]<br />
| Gazellebear = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Gazellebear]]<br />
| Short-fuser = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Short-fuser]]<br />
| Whimsy bolt = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Whimsy bolt]]<br />
| Balloonfish = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Balloonfish]]<br />
| Dust punisher = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Dust punisher]]<br />
<!-- Earth --><br />
| Mud jammer = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Mud jammer]]<br />
| Soldier ant = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Soldier ant]]<br />
| Magician ant = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Magician ant]]<br />
| Meteorn = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Meteorn]]<br />
| Buffalope = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Buffalope]]<br />
| Hoody thing = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Hoody thing]]<br />
| Punkasaur = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Punkasaur]]<br />
| Cabong = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Cabong]]<br />
| Eggkeeper = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Eggkeeper]]<br />
| Sarcophaghoul = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Sarcophaghoul]]<br />
| Gobbler = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Gobbler]]<br />
| Unihorn = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Unihorn]]<br />
| Monster chest = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Monster chest]]<br />
| Bagong = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Bagong]]<br />
| Smiley leech = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Smiley leech]]<br />
| Wood warrior = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Wood warrior]]<br />
| Pegmafly = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Pegmafly]]<br />
| Clodling = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Clodling]]<br />
| Dirtling = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Dirtling]]<br />
| Dustling = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Dustling]]<br />
| Elder dragon = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Elder dragon]]<br />
| Boogaclops = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Boogaclops]]<br />
| Planetern = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Planetern]]<br />
| Faded stone = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Faded stone]]<br />
| Mad cashbox = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Mad cashbox]]<br />
| Peewee = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Peewee]]<br />
| Sand carrier = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Sand carrier]]<br />
| Sand crab = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Sand crab]]<br />
<!-- Water --><br />
| Ice chunk = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Ice chunk]]<br />
| Frozen coral = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Frozen coral]]<br />
| Squid mage = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Squid mage]]<br />
| Seapony = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Seapony]]<br />
| Umbrelloon = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Umbrelloon]]<br />
| Permafrost = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Permafrost]]<br />
| Curtain fish = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Curtain fish]]<br />
| Frigitad = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Frigitad]]<br />
| Waniwango = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Waniwango]]<br />
| Bloaterfish = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Bloaterfish]]<br />
| Sealing = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Sealing]]<br />
| Wendigo = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Wendigo]]<br />
| Horned maimai = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Horned maimai]]<br />
| Hangfin = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Hangfin]]<br />
| Husked maimai = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Husked maimai]]<br />
| Seagulper = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Seagulper]]<br />
| King crab = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[King crab]]<br />
| Sea cucumber = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Sea cucumber]]<br />
| Sea crawler = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Sea crawler]]<br />
<!-- Light --><br />
| Hearty dog = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Hearty dog]]<br />
| Bellcharm = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Bellcharm]]<br />
| Prettyboy = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Prettyboy]]<br />
| Loverboy = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Loverboy]]<br />
| Cuckoo claxon = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Cuckoo claxon]]<br />
| Ma cherie = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Ma cherie]]<br />
| Brainboxer = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Brainboxer]]<br />
| Bad dad = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Bad dad]]<br />
| Angelder = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Angelder]]<br />
| Golden bat = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Golden bat]]<br />
| Marilyn = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Marilyn]]<br />
| Psychoboxer = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Psychoboxer]]<br />
| Masked devil = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Masked devil]]<br />
| Requiel = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Requiel]]<br />
| ReversioL = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Reversio]]<br />
| Rainbow king = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Rainbow king]]<br />
| Cosmic rider = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Cosmic rider]]<br />
| Zap hound = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Zap hound]]<br />
| Cephalomage = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Cephalomage]]<br />
| Oldfangel = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Oldfangel]]<br />
| Erilyn = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Erilyn]]<br />
| Zap raccoon = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Zap raccoon]]<br />
| Bellber = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Bellber]]<br />
<!-- Dark --><br />
| Pumpkrone = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Pumpkrone]]<br />
| Sheepdevil = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Sheepdevil]]<br />
| Emoterpillar = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Emoterpillar]]<br />
| Ghoul dog = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Ghoul dog]]<br />
| Hoody devil = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Hoody devil]]<br />
| Galsium = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Galsium]]<br />
| Dark warrior = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Dark warrior]]<br />
| Mummy dog = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Mummy dog]]<br />
| Bonebox = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Bonebox]]<br />
| Dog master = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Dog master]]<br />
| Dog trainer = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Dog trainer]]<br />
| Phantom jar = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Phantom jar]]<br />
| Meatmaul = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Meatmaul]]<br />
| Tin swordsman = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Tin swordsman]]<br />
| Hodmedod = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Hodmedod]]<br />
| Grizzly goat = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Grizzly goat]]<br />
| Meloniac = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Meloniac]]<br />
| Goblin dog = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Goblin dog]]<br />
| Spearschrank = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Spearschrank]]<br />
| Grim barber = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Grim barber]]<br />
| ReversioD = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Reversio]]<br />
| Beelzeboar = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Beelzeboar]]<br />
| Flute devil = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Flute devil]]<br />
| Nightmop = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Nightmop]]<br />
| Graver = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Graver]]<br />
| Armagel = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Armagel]]<br />
<!-- Progression --><br />
| Magic dummy = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Magic dummy (enemy)|Magic dummy]]<br />
| Ant lion = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Ant lion]]<br />
| Sentry mk 1 = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Sentry mk 1]]<br />
| Securitron = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Securitron]]<br />
| Ant queen = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Ant queen]]<br />
| Sentry mk 2 = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Sentry mk 2]]<br />
| Sentry mk 3 = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Sentry mk 3]]<br />
| Securitron 2 = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Securitron 2]]<br />
| Hermit lab = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Hermit lab]]<br />
| Pirate otter = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Pirate otter]]<br />
| Chard = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Chard]]<br />
| Mojo = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Mojo]]<br />
| Totem bomb = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Totem bomb]]<br />
| Peacock fish = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Peacock fish]]<br />
| Mugwort = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Mugwort]]<br />
| Pooka = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Piskapook|Pooka]]<br />
| Policeman = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Policeman]]<br />
| Buck private = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Buck private]]<br />
| Mudflap = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Gil Mudflap|Mudflap]]<br />
| Major = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Major]]<br />
| Dab hasnel = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Dab Hasnel|Dab hasnel]]<br />
| Demar = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Abalon Demar|Demar]]<br />
| Sergeant = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Sergeant]]<br />
| Holy sapling = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Holy sapling]]<br />
| Gummy girl = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Gummy girl]]<br />
| Sr. Patrolman = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Sr. Patrolman]]<br />
| Muzzleflash = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Magnus Muzzleflash|Muzzleflash]]<br />
| Pourri = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Brie Pourri|Pourri]]<br />
| Odd beetle = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Odd beetle]]<br />
| CSI = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[CSI]]<br />
| Inspector = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Inspector]]<br />
| CybersaurusD = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Cybersaurus]]<br />
| Space warden = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Space warden]]<br />
| Fowler = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Biek Fowler|Fowler]]<br />
| Equillekrew = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Equillekrew|Equillekrew]]<br />
| Giant larva = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Giant larva]]<br />
| Kale = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Kale]]<br />
| Gummy giant = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Gummy giant]]<br />
| Shadra = [[File:MS No Affiliation Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=]] [[Shadra (boss)|Shadra]]<br />
| Securitron 3 = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Securitron 3]]<br />
| Elder tree = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Elder tree]]<br />
| CybersaurusF = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Cybersaurus]]<br />
| Umbra = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Umbra]]<br />
<!-- Figurine --><br />
| Monocorn = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Monocorn]]<br />
| Hot lava = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Hot lava]]<br />
| Nimbus = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Nimbus]]<br />
| Happyboy = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Happyboy]]<br />
| Spiky nut = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Spiky nut]]<br />
| Wee tadpole = [[File:MS Water Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Water starsign]] [[Wee tadpole]]<br />
| Buffalope herd = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Buffalope herd]]<br />
| Bone warrior = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Bone warrior]]<br />
| Panic alarm = [[File:MS Light Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Light starsign]] [[Panic alarm]]<br />
| Bat noble = [[File:MS Fire Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Fire starsign]] [[Bat noble]]<br />
| Storm judge = [[File:MS Wind Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wind starsign]] [[Storm judge]]<br />
| Whimsy salad = [[File:MS Wood Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Wood starsign]] [[Whimsy salad]]<br />
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| Zaphropeak = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Zaphropeak]]<br />
| Pig hasnel = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Pig hasnel]]<br />
| Zodalkrew = [[File:MS Dark Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Dark starsign]] [[Zodalkrew]]<br />
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| Brown hero = [[File:MS Earth Starsign Menu Icon.png|link=Earth starsign]] [[Brown hero]]<br />
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January update! A ton of progress has been made since September. Plus, the image gallery is packed with archived images. I've also been implementing new modules that will make data-focused pages a lot easier to create. This project has spanned 5 months so far, and for the most part, it's still been a solo undertaking. I hope some new editors (preferably those who are more adept in wikitext than me [[File:MV Ganache Nighthawk Battle Back Fainted Sprite.png|link=]]) join the project and polish the progress I've made so far. Is it wishful thinking at this point? Your guess is as good as mine.<br />
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My goals for 2025 are to finish the wiki's visual overhaul, and translate the rest of [[Magical Vacation]]'s script. In the case of the latter, I'm probably 75-80% of the way there? Maybe? In any case, I'm going to make sure both projects are as perfect as they can be! <span style="color:#9cffff; background:#10295a; display:inline-block; padding:1px 6px 0 4px; border-radius:5px; vertical-align:middle;"><span style="padding-bottom:2px; display:inline-block;">[[File:MS Amigo List Letter Thumb 3 Icon.png|25px|link=[[kovopedia:User:Magicwindsock]]]]</span> '''[[User:Magicwindsock|<font color="#9cffff">wind˚₊‧꒰ა ≠◡= ໒꒱ ‧₊˚</font>]]''' ('''[[User talk:Magicwindsock|<font color="#9cffff">talk</font>]]''')</span> 19:58, 9 January 2025 (UTC)<br />
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==Using fan-translated nomenclature in pages==<br />
I've been on the fence about this for a while, and that has to do with how this wiki handles nomenclature according to [[magicalpatcher]]'s translation patch of ''[[Magical Vacation]]''. Of course, it is the only way to play MV in English at the moment, but there are so many weird name changes, translation errors, and other inconsistencies that make it borderline fanfiction. And in my opinion, it ultimately takes away from [[Brownie Brown]]'s original creative vision. On the wiki side of things, it leads to unnecessary page splits and handfuls of footnotes saying "In the English fan translation, this was incorrectly translated as so-and-so". I hate putting magicalpatcher on blast like that, but without those footnotes, people will be, and have been, misled. <br />
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I already merged a number of pages that share a Japanese name in MV and MS, namely items, magic, and enemies, using MS's localization as the de facto pagename while the erroneous MV fanslation name are relegated to the infobox, see [[afterburner]]. But then there are things like changing every spirit's name (you can only joke about Edgy and Furry so many times), renaming key characters and locations, and everything else mentioned previously. It also makes things extra difficult when trying to write magicalpatcher's imprecise translations into canon, and ''treating them as canon'', especially for histories of characters and locations that appear in both games. Plus, the MVTranslate template has a romhacking.net link that, very possibly, encourages emulation and the illegal distribution of game carts injected with the fan translation ROM, which seems a little irresponsible on our end.<br />
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:I agree with these changes and intended to make some of them myself initially when the page splits became a problem. The MVTranslate template was always a stop-gap for something better and it is, beyond anything it encourages off the wiki, just kind of an ugly solution to begin with. Redirects and perhaps disambiguations can suffice to address any navigation issues that might be created as a result of these changes. <span style="color:white; background:#000851; display:inline-block; padding:1px 6px 0 4px; border-radius:5px; vertical-align:middle;"><span style="padding-bottom:2px; display:inline-block;">[[File:Kovopedia Icon.png|20px|link=]]</span> '''[[User:Rman41|<font color="white">Rman41</font>]]''' ('''[[User talk:Rman41|<font color="white">talk</font>]]''')</span> 08:43, 15 September 2025 (UTC)</div>Rman41https://kovopedia.com/index.php?title=Merlechaun&diff=38593Merlechaun2025-06-21T03:41:25Z<p>Rman41: /* Stats */</p>
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{{Character<br />
|theme=ms<br />
|image=Merlechaun.png<br />
|name=Merlechaun<ref name="MER" group="lower-alpha"/><br />
|alignment={{Starsign|Fire}}<br />
|game=''[[Magical Starsign]]''}}<br />
'''Merlechaun'''<ref name="MER" group="lower-alpha">{{JP|メルラコーン|Merurakōn}}</ref> is an enemy fought at [[Carbonara Jungle]] in [[Amigo Dungeon]] in ''[[Magical Starsign]]''.<br />
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==Profile==<br />
Merlechauns are identical in appearance to [[jamari]]s, but with gray fur and red shrubbery.<ref name="MS">{{Cite Media|MS}}</ref><br />
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==Gameplay==<br />
Merlechauns have [[Fire starsign|fire]] affinity, gaining an [[aura]] when [[Razen]] is in alignment. They possess the spell [[heat fondu]], which strikes the player character with the potential to inflict [[scorch]]. They also have the skill [[boomerang staff]], which similarly strikes the player character.<ref name="MSNOG">{{Cite Book|MSNOG|159}}</ref><br />
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===Stats===<br />
{{MS Enemy Stats<br />
|img=Merlechaun Battle Idle<br />
|bestiary=003<br />
|level=14<br />
|location=[[Carbonara Jungle]] (Amigo Dungeon)<br />
|hp=620<br />
|exp=0<br />
|bira=30<br />
|drops=Violet frog<br />
|prst=100<br />
|mrst=100<br />
|pow=6<br />
|iq=13<br />
|def=8<br />
|spr=10<br />
|agi=10<br />
}}<br />
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===Attacks===<br />
{{MS Enemy Attacks<br />
|spells={{MS Skill|Heat fondu}}<br />
|skills={{MS Skill|Boomerang staff}}}}<br />
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==Descriptions==<br />
Born of fire, these flame sprites feel compelled to hang out in the frigid cold. Many suspect this is just to show everyone exactly how crazy they are.<br />
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==See also==<br />
*[[Jamari]]<br />
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==Notes==<br />
{{Notelist}}<br />
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==References==<br />
{{Reflist}}<br />
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{{MS}}<br />
[[Category:Enemies in Magical Starsign]]<br />
[[Category:Enemies with the fire starsign]]<br />
[[Category:Level 14 enemies]]<br />
[[Category:Carbonara Jungle enemies]]<br />
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{{Infobox Character<br />
|theme=msfire<br />
|jpname=アカハナ<br />
|jpromaji=Akahana<br />
|jpmean=Akahana<br />
|image=Sniffles.png<br />
|caption=Screenshot from ''[[Magical Starsign]]'', design by [[Kuninori Ueno]]<br />
|names=<br />
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|starsign=Fire<br />
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'''Sniffles''' is an enemy in ''[[Magical Starsign]]''. It can be fought at [[Great Dragon Road]], and later [[Tangerine Beach]], [[Mandarin Beach]], and [[Dragon Beach]] on [[Cassia]].<br />
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==Profile==<br />
Sniffles is a quadrupedal dragon with blue skin, a pale stomach, a red nose. It also possesses a small pair of red wings on its back.<br />
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==Gameplay==<br />
Sniffles only appears at [[Great Dragon Road]] if a [[hearty dog]] uses [[Love shower (skill)|love shower]] on the corresponding [[ice chunk]]. Despite having the [[Fire starsign|fire]] [[starsign]], Sniffles does not possess any spells, but will still gain [[aura]] when [[Razen]] is in phase.<br />
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It possesses one physical skill, [[sneezing fit]], which it will use to attack a random member of the [[Party (Magical Starsign)|party]] each turn. There is no indication of which party member will receive this attack, making it slightly harder to time a [[reflex guard]].<ref name="MSNOG">{{Cite Book|MSNOG|159}}</ref><br />
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===Stats===<br />
{{MS Enemy Stats<br />
|img=Sniffles Battle Idle<br />
|bestiary=002<br />
|level=8<br />
|location=[[Great Dragon Road]]<br>[[Tangerine Beach]]<br>[[Mandarin Beach]]<br>[[Dragon Beach]]<br />
|hp=240<br />
|exp=12<br />
|bira=25<br />
|drops=Ice cube<br />
|prst=100<br />
|mrst=100<br />
|pow=10<br />
|iq=1<br />
|def=1<br />
|spr=1<br />
|agi=4<br />
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===Attacks===<br />
{{MS Enemy Attacks<br />
|spells=None<br />
|skills={{MS Skill|Sneezing fit}}}}<br />
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===Arrangements===<br />
{{Enemy Rows<br />
|theme=ms<br />
|front1={{Row|Sniffles}}<br />
|front2={{Row|Sniffles}}<br />
}}<br />
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{{Enemy Rows<br />
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|front1={{Row|Mossling}}<br />
|front2={{Row|Sniffles}}<br />
|front3={{Row|Mossling}}<br />
}}<br />
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==Descriptions==<br />
{{expand|reason=Needs descriptions from other languages}}<br />
{{Descriptions<br />
|msEn=Its actual name is long and difficult to pronounce, so everyone just calls it "Sniffles" for short. Instead of fire, it sneezes a disgusting gob of green guck.<br />
|msJa={{DescTransl|カゼをひいてしまったドラゴン。 炎をふくはずが ハナミズをふくぞ。 ハナミズまみれになるまえに やっつけるんだ！|A dragon that caught a cold. Instead of blowing flames, it blows snot. Finish it off before you get covered in snot!}}<br />
}}<br />
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==Nomenclature==<br />
{{expand|reason=Needs Italian and Spanish meanings}}<br />
{{Names<br />
|ja={{tt|アカハナ|Akahana}}<br />
|jaM=Akahana, from 赤 ''aka'' (red) and 鼻 ''hana'' (nose)<br />
|fr=Dragronez<br />
|frM=Dragronez, possibly from ''dragon'', ''rouge'' (red), and ''nez'' (nose)<br />
|de=Schnüffel<br />
|deM=Sniffle<br />
|it=Aspirotta<br />
|itM=<br />
|es=Moquitos<br />
|esM=<br />
}}<br />
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==References==<br />
{{Reflist}}<br />
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[[Category:Enemies in Magical Starsign]]<br />
[[Category:Enemies with the fire starsign]]<br />
[[Category:Great Dragon Road enemies]]<br />
[[Category:Tangerine Beach enemies]]<br />
[[Category:Mandarin Beach enemies]]<br />
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{{Infobox Character<br />
|theme=msfire<br />
|displaytitle=Chippermunk (''Magical Starsign'')<br />
|title=Chippermunk<br />
|jpname=ベイビーチップ<br />
|jpromaji=Beibī chippu<br />
|jpmean=Baby chip<br />
|image=Chippermunk.png<br />
|caption=Screenshot from ''[[Magical Starsign]]'', design by [[Kuninori Ueno]]<br />
|names=<br />
|attribute=<br />
|starsign=Fire<br />
|hometown=<br />
|gender=<br />
|dob=<br />
|age=<br />
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|species=<br />
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|weight=<br />
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'''Chippermunk''' is an enemy in ''[[Magical Starsign]]''. It is fought at [[Will-o'-Wisp Academy]] in [[Amigo Dungeon]].<br />
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==Profile==<br />
Chippermunks are identical in appearance to [[cuddlemunk]]s, but have white fur with orange accents.<br />
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==Gameplay==<br />
Chippermunk possesses the [[Fire starsign|fire]] starsign, gaining [[aura]] when [[Razen]] is in phase.<br />
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It has the [[Magic in Magical Starsign|spell]] [[lava spuds]], which strikes the player character with the potential to inflict [[scorch]]. It also has the skill [[tackle]], which serves as its standard attack.<ref name="MSNOG">{{Cite Book|MSNOG|159}}</ref><br />
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===Stats===<br />
{{MS Enemy Stats<br />
|img=Chippermunk Battle Idle<br />
|no=001<br />
|name=Chippermunk<br />
|ss=[[Fire starsign]]<br />
|lv=7<br />
|hp=400<br />
|mp=<br />
|pow=6<br />
|iq=4<br />
|def=4<br />
|spr=4<br />
|agi=8<br />
|prst=100<br />
|mrst=100<br />
|location=[[Magic Academy]] (Amigo Dungeon)<br />
|exp=0<br />
|bira=5<br />
|drop=[[Crimson frog]]<br />
|droprate=<br />
|skill=<br />
}}<br />
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===Attacks===<br />
{{MS Enemy Attacks<br />
|spells={{MS Skill|Lava spuds}}<br />
|skills={{MS Skill|Tackle}}}}<br />
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==Descriptions==<br />
The adorable chippermunk uses its cute looks as a weapon. If you see one, you will probably want to snuggle up to it and give it a big hug. Don't. It would be bad.<br />
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==Trivia==<br />
*An enemy called [[chippermunk]] also appears in the [[English fan translation]] of ''[[Magical Vacation]]'', though it is incorrectly named, as its Japanese name is "chipmunk" (チップマンク) and not "baby chip" (ベイビーチップ).<br />
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==Nomenclature==<br />
{{Names<br />
|ja={{Nihongo|ベイビーチップ|Beibī chippu}}<br />
|jaM=Baby chip<br />
|fr=Bout de chou<br />
|frM=Sweet little thing<br />
|de=Brathörnchen<br />
|deM=Brathörnchen, possibly from ''braten'' (roast) and ''backenhörnchen'' (chipmunk)<br />
|it=Carigno<br />
|itM=<br />
|es=Ardillita jovial<br />
|esM=Jolly little chipmunk<br />
}}<br />
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==See also==<br />
*[[Cuddlemunk]]<br />
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==References==<br />
{{Reflist}}<br />
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[[Category:Enemies in Magical Starsign]]<br />
[[Category:Enemies with the fire starsign]]<br />
[[Category:Magic Academy enemies]]<br />
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'''''Magical Vacation''''' is a series of two [[wikipedia:Role-playing video game|role-playing video games]] created by [[Brownie Brown]] and published by [[Nintendo]]. The series started with the Japan-only 2001 [[wikipedia:Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]] game ''[[Magical Vacation]]''. The game's 2006 sequel for the [[wikipedia:Nintendo DS|Nintendo DS]], ''[[Magical Starsign]]'', was released internationally. The series then received a web manga in 2008 called ''[[Knights of the Universe]]'', based on an alternate plot of ''Magical Starsign''. The series has been dormant since 2013, when Brownie Brown was restructured to become 1-Up Studio, though its characters have cameoed in Nintendo's [[smashwiki:Super Smash Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]]. ('''[[Magical Vacation (series)|Read more...]]''')<br />
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'''''Magical Vacation''''',<ref group="lower-alpha" name="MV">{{JP|マジカルバケーション|Majikaru Bakēshon}}</ref> sometimes abbreviated as '''''MagiVaca''''',<ref group="lower-alpha">{{JP|マジバケ|MajiBake}}</ref> is a series of two role-playing video games developed by [[Brownie Brown]] (now 1-Up Studio) and published by [[Nintendo]]. Both games are set in the same [[Timeline|continuity]], featuring a nameless [[protagonist]] who starts their adventure at [[Will-o'-Wisp Academy]], a school of magic on the [[planet]] [[Kovomaka]]. Their teacher, Miss [[Madeleine]], and their principal, [[Biscotti]], serve as guiding characters, among other recurring characters between the games.<br />
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As of 2007, the ''Magical Vacation'' series has sold over 480, 000 copies worldwide.<ref>''[[wikipedia:Nintendo Dream|Nintendo Dream]]'' June 2006, page 27</ref><ref>[https://www.vgchartz.com/game/3692/magical-starsign-jp-sales/summary Magical Starsign (JP sales) (DS) • VGChartz.com]</ref><ref>[https://www.vgchartz.com/game/1235/magical-starsign-us-sales/ Magical Starsign (US sales) (DS) • VGChartz.com]</ref><br />
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==History==<br />
===''Magical Vacation''===<br />
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The first game in the series, ''[[Magical Vacation]]'',<ref group="lower-alpha" name="MV"/> was released for the [[wikipedia:Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]] exclusively in Japan on December 7, 2001. It was the first Game Boy Advance game to be announced by Nintendo with a title on June 7, 2000, originally scheduled for Spring of 2001.<ref>{{Cite Web|quote=Nintendo's New Game Boy Advance Development Team |author=IGN Staff|url=[https://www.ign.com/articles/2000/06/08/nintendos-new-game-boy-advance-development-team] |archive=[https://web.archive.org/web/20000815230427/http://pocket.ign.com/news/20579.html] |published=June 7, 2000 |retrieved=January 21, 2023 |site=IGN.com}}</ref><ref>{{Cite Web|quote=Beware of Hitchhiking Brownies |author=IGN Staff|url=[https://www.ign.com/articles/2000/06/08/nintendos-new-game-boy-advance-development-team] |archive=[https://web.archive.org/web/20121103034508/https://www.ign.com/articles/2000/09/30/beware-of-hitchhiking-brownies] |published=September 29, 2000 |retrieved=January 21, 2023 |site=IGN.com}}</ref> The game was the first creation of the newly-founded [[Brownie Brown]], headed by [[Kōji Tsuda]] and [[Shinichi Kameoka]], who also served as the game's lead artists. They both had previously worked with [[wikipedia:SquareSoft|SquareSoft]] on the [[wikipedia:Mana (series)|''Mana'' series]], with the game's art direction being nearly identical to that featured in ''[[wikipedia:Legend of Mana|Legend of Mana]]''. The setting of the game differs from ''Mana'' in that its high fantasy is not strictly medieval, blending modernistic design attributes such as vehicles and robots with more fantastical character and environment designs. The game notably features a very large cast of [[Party (Magical Vacation)|characters]], all of whom have their own magical [[Spirit (Magical Vacation)|spirit]], whereas the [[Protagonist (Magical Vacation)|protagonist]] is able to freely choose almost any of the game's spirits. In addition to its single-player gameplay, the game also features a multiplayer mode called [[Link Mode|Communication]] (renamed to Link Mode in the [[English fan translation]]) that takes advantage of the Nintendo [[wikipedia:Game Link Cable|Game Link Cable]], an accessory that allows data connection of Game Boy Advance systems.<ref>{{Cite Media|MV}}</ref><br />
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Shortly after the game's release, a tie-in manga was released titled ''[[The Day Before Seaside School|MagiVaca: The Day Before Seaside School]]'', taking place one day before the game's events. Furthermore, two venues called the [[Let's Amigo Events]] were held in January 2002, allowing players to connect to each other's games and unlock multiplayer-exclusive content.<br />
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Several [[References to Magical Vacation|references]] to ''Magical Vacation'' would later appear in ''[[nwiki:Sword of Mana|Sword of Mana]]'', a game co-developed by Brownie Brown and Square. Some examples include a boy owning a book titled "Magical Vacation", a cameo from Brownie Brown's mascot [[Brown (Magical Vacation)|Brown]], a consumable [[gummy frog]] item, and a multiplayer Communication feature.<br />
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===''Magical Starsign''===<br />
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The second game in the series, ''[[Magical Starsign]]'', was released for the [[wikipedia:Nintendo DS|Nintendo DS]]. It is the only of the two games to release internationally, first releasing in Japan on June 22, 2006 as ''Magical Vacation: When the Five Planets Align'',<ref group="lower-alpha">{{JP|マジカルバケーション 5つの星がならぶとき|Majikaru Bakēshon Itsutsu no Hoshi ga Narabu Toki}}</ref> and in the United States on October 23 of the same year. Meanwhile, the game did not come out in Europe until February 9, 2007. Unlike the previous game, which featured various dimensional [[plane]]s for its environments, ''Magical Starsign'''s areas are instead the sundry [[planet]]s of the [[Baklava solar system]], with the player only being on [[Kovomaka]] for the game's tutorial section. The gameplay significantly differs from the first entry in the series, scrapping the multitude of elemental spirits in favor of eight [[Magic in Magical Starsign|affinities]], with the [[Protagonist (Magical Starsign)|protagonist]] only able to choose between two of them. The cast is similarly reduced to only six characters, in comparison to 16 regular party members in ''Magical Vacation''. New to ''Magical Starsign'' are [[egg character]]s, additional party members who are obtained through the game's multiplayer function, [[Amigo Mode]]. Amigo Mode now utilizes the Nintendo DS's wireless communication capabilities, allowing up to six players to directly compete with each other in [[Amigo Dungeon]]s, or share [[Amigo list|messages]] and items in [[Tag Mode]].<ref>{{Cite Media|MS}}</ref><br />
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After the game's release in Japan, a tie-in manga titled ''[[Amigo with You]]'' was published to the Japanese ''Magical Starsign'' webpage, illustrated by [[Gen Kadoi]]. It served to demonstrate the various features of [[Amigo Mode]], presented in a story about a girl named Haruna who tries to gain her classmate's affection.<br />
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Between the game's release and August 9, 2006, players could visit select [[nwiki:DS Download Station|DS Download Station]]s in Japan and use Tag Mode to receive additional content. The first was [[Miss Madeleine's Letters]], a series of [[Amigo list|letter]]s written by Miss Madeleine, and six [[figurine]] enemies which comprised the [[justice squadron]].<ref>{{Cite Web |quote=全国の店舗に設置されているDSステーションで、2006年7月20日～2006年8月9の期間限定にて、ゲーム中で使えるアイテム"正義戦隊フィギュア"がもらえちゃうのだ。しかも、このフィギュアを使うと特別な装備アイテムを入手することも可能。フィギュアは5種類用意されており、そのうちランダムで1種類を受信可能だぞ。 |translquote=From July 20, 2006, to August 9, 2006, DS Stations in stores across the country will be giving away "justice squadron figures," items that can be used in the game. These figures can also be used to acquire special equipment items. Five types of figures are available, and you will receive one at random. |author=Famitsu Staff |url=[https://www.famitsu.com/game/news/2006/07/10/103%2C1152527222%2C56548%2C0%2C0.html] |archive=[https://web.archive.org/web/20060721012501/https://www.famitsu.com/game/news/2006/07/10/103,1152527222,56548,0,0.html] |published=July 13, 2006 |retrieved=February 1, 2024 |site=Famitsu.com}}</ref><br />
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In 2008, characters from the ''Magical Vacation'' series made cameo appearances in ''[[smashwiki:Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' for the Wii, including the recurring characters [[Mokka]], [[Traveling Putty]], and [[Pyrite]] as collectible trophies.<ref>{{Cite Media|SSBB}}</ref> In late 2009, a Traveling Putty again made a cameo appearance as a playable character in the [[nwiki:DSiWare|DSiWare]] game ''[[nwiki:A Kappa's Trail|A Kappa's Trail]]''.<br />
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===''Knights of the Universe''===<br />
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Between May and October of 2008, a manga titled ''[[Knights of the Universe]]''<ref group="lower-alpha">{{JP|宇宙の騎士|Uchū no Kishi}}</ref> was sequentially uploaded to a page on the Brownie Brown website. Illustrated by Shinichi Kameoka and Kōji Tsuda, and written by [[Nobuyuki Inoue]], ''Knights of the Universe'' would be based on the original plot of ''Magical Vacation 2''. Updates to the manga ceased after six issues, as Brownie Brown became increasingly preoccupied with game development. According to [[Hiroki Matsuura]], under the alias Mattsun, the six existing issues of ''Knights of the Universe'' make up the story's first chapter.<ref>{{Cite Media|KOTU}}</ref><br />
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===Legacy===<br />
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Following the restructuring of Brownie Brown to become 1-Up Studio, the series has remained inactive. Despite this, its characters once again made cameos in ''[[smashwiki:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate|Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' for the [[wikipedia:Nintendo Switch|Nintendo Switch]] in 2018.<ref>{{Cite Media|SSBU}}</ref><br />
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On June 7, 2016, an English fan translation of ''Magical Vacation'' was published to [https://www.romhacking.net/ Romhacking.net] by an anonymous individual with the username [[magicalpatcher]].<ref>[https://www.romhacking.net/translations/2662/ Romhacking.net - Translations - Magical Vacation]</ref> The most recent version of the patch was published on September 23, 2019.<br />
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In 2017, a simulation role-playing game titled ''EGGLIA: Legend of the Redcap'', a spiritual successor to the ''Magical Vacation'' series, was created for iOS and Android devices by the studio [[wikipedia:Brownies (company)|Brownies]], which was founded by Shinichi Kameoka after his departure from Nintendo in 2013. Following the game's discontinuance in 2018, it received an enhanced port for the Nintendo Switch on December 16, 2021, titled ''EGGLIA Rebirth''.<br />
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On October 2, 2024, Nintendo opened the [[supermariowiki:Nintendo Museum|Nintendo Museum]], an exhibition of the company's products since its foundation in 1889. ''Magical Vacation'' was displayed in a gallery of [[nwiki:Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]] titles, specifically in the 75th spot, while all three versions of ''Magical Starsign'' (Japanese, United States, and European) were featured in the [[nwiki:Nintendo DS|Nintendo DS]] gallery.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJFDzntDJRY</ref><br />
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'''''Magical Vacation''''' is a series of two [[wikipedia:Role-playing video game|role-playing video games]] created by [[Brownie Brown]] and published by [[Nintendo]]. The series started with the Japan-only 2001 [[wikipedia:Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]] game ''[[Magical Vacation]]''. The game's 2006 sequel for the [[wikipedia:Nintendo DS|Nintendo DS]], ''[[Magical Starsign]]'', was released internationally. The series then received a web manga in 2008 called ''[[Knights of the Universe]]'', based on an alternate plot of ''Magical Starsign''. The series has been dormant since 2013, when Brownie Brown was restructured to become 1-Up Studio, though its characters have cameoed in Nintendo's [[smashwiki:Super Smash Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]]. ('''[[Magical Vacation (series)|Read more...]]''')<br />
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'''''Magical Vacation''''' is a series of two [[wikipedia:Role-playing video game|role-playing video games]] created by [[Brownie Brown]] and published by [[Nintendo]]. The series started with the Japan-only 2001 [[wikipedia:Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]] game ''[[Magical Vacation]]''. The game's 2006 sequel for the [[wikipedia:Nintendo DS|Nintendo DS]], ''[[Magical Starsign]]'', was released internationally. The series then received a web manga in 2008 called ''[[Knights of the Universe]]'', based on an alternate plot of ''Magical Starsign''. The series has been dormant since 2013, when Brownie Brown was restructured to become 1-Up Studio, though its characters have cameoed in Nintendo's [[smashwiki:Super Smash Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]]. ('''[[Magical Vacation (series)|Read more...]]''')<br />
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<div>This page contains '''technical documentation''' for ''[[Magical Starsign]]''.<br />
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==Save Data==<br />
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[[Category:Technical Documentation]]<br />
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A ''Magical Starsign'' save file contains data for three file slots. This page will follow the convention of using $ as a prefix for addresses, and 0x as a prefix for values.<br />
<br />
===Overview===<br />
The SRAM is divided into banks of data. There are three types of banks:<br />
<br />
*Header Bank (0x1000 bytes). Holds data general for all three save slots. <br />
*Amigo Bank (0x3000 bytes). Holds data shared across the three save slots.<br />
*Save Slot Banks (0x4000 bytes each). Holds data for each specific slot.<br />
<br />
All banks that are in use begin with the 6-byte header <code>01 00 4D 56 32 20</code>. This stands for "MV2 " in ASCII. Data is stored in Little-Endian format, as is the case for all Nintendo DS games. All banks are duplicated and stored contiguously. A general breakdown of a save file is as follows:<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
! Address || Function<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$0000-$0FFF </tt> || Header Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$1000-$1FFF </tt> || Header Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$2000-$4FFF </tt> || Amigo Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$5000-$7FFF </tt> || Amigo Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$8000-$BFFF </tt> || Slot 1 Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$C000-$FFFF </tt> || Slot 1 Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$10000-$13FFF </tt> || Slot 2 Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$14000-$17FFF </tt> || Slot 2 Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$18000-$1BFFF </tt> || Slot 3 Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$1C000-$1FFFF </tt> || Slot 3 Bank duplicate<br />
|}<br />
<br />
====Checksums====<br />
Each bank that's in use has a 2-byte checksum complement, that take into account all of the other data in the bank (including the header). This is stored at the 7th and 8th byte (right after the header) for Amigo and Save Slot Banks, and at the offset $01EC for the Header Bank.<br />
<br />
The checksum is calculated by summing each 2-byte value in the bank (not including the checksum itself), and the complementing it with 0xFFFF.<br />
If any checksum is incorrect, the game will delete the corresponding save data.<br />
<br />
===Header Bank ($0000-$0FFF)===<br />
This bank contains general overhead data, particularly that accessible from the start menus or otherwise relevant to Amigo functions:<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
! Address || Function<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0000-0006 (006)</tt> || Standard header<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0006-000B (006)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>000C-000F (004)</tt> || Slot 1 current play time. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0010-0013 (004)</tt> || Slot 1 current Bira. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0014-0015 (002)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0016-0017 (002)</tt> || Slot 1 current location ID. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0018-0019 (002)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>001A-001F (006)</tt> || Slot 1 current party Formation. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0020-0021 (002)</tt> || Slot 1 Amigo ID.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0022-002B (00A)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>002C-002C (001)</tt> || Slot 1 Main Character Name ID (0x1= Male, 0x2 = Female)<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>002D-002D (001)</tt> || Slot 1 Main Character Portrait ID (0x1= Male, 0x2 = Female)<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>002E-003D (010)</tt> || Slot 1 Main Character Name<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>003E-003F (002)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0040-0047 (008)</tt> || Slot 1 Region<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0048-0057 (010)</tt> || ''Unused data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0058-005B (004)</tt> || Slot 1 is used (end of Slot 1. Only takes values 0x0 or 0x1)<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0048-0057 (010)</tt> || ''Unused data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>006C-00AB (050)</tt> || Slot 2 Data<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>00AC-00FB (050)</tt> || Slot 3 Data<br />
|}<br />
<br />
====Amigo ID====<br />
When you start a new playthrough, a secret ID is associated with your character. This ID is used when tagging in Amigo Mode to recognize previously tagged/untagged Amigos.<br />
<br />
====Play time====<br />
The play time is stored as an unsigned int representing the number of frames elapsed. Each frame is approximately 1/60th of a second; hence, where we use integer division instead of real division,<br />
<br />
* Hours = total frames / 216000<br />
* Minutes = (total frames / 3600) % 60<br />
* Seconds = (total frames / 60) % 60<br />
<br />
=== Amigo Bank ($2000-$4FFF )===<br />
Conains data for own letter and all received letters. Notice that this is shared for all the three save slots in a file.<br />
<br />
=== Save Slot 1 Bank ($8000-$BFFF)===<br />
This bank contains all of the data for Save Slot 1:<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
! Address || Function<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0008-000B (004)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>000C-0011 (006)</tt> || Current party Formation<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0013-001F (00C)</tt> || Current party X coordinates <br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0020-002A (00C)</tt> || Current party Y coordinates<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>002C-0037 (00C)</tt> || Current party orientations<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0038-003F (008)</tt> || Current Battle Formation<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0040-010F (0D0)</tt> || Character Names<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0110-0113 (004)</tt> || Current play time<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0114-0117 (004)</tt> || Current Bira <br />
|-<br />
|<tt>011A-049D (384)</tt> || Inventory Status<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0518-0519 (002)</tt> || Time/Hour of day (Day/Night)<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>051C-053F (024)</tt> || Planet's orbit position<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0780-07ED (06E)</tt> || Bestiary Flags<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>056E-0574 (007)</tt> || Encyclopedia Flags<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0574-057A (007)</tt> || Diary Flags<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>057B-058A (010)</tt> || Map Flags<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>05BB-05BC (002)</tt> || Egg Unlocked Flags<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0BC0-0B2F (070)</tt> || Egg Status<br />
|}</div>Rman41https://kovopedia.com/index.php?title=Documentation:Magical_Starsign&diff=29939Documentation:Magical Starsign2024-12-18T21:29:56Z<p>Rman41: /* Save Data */</p>
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<div>This page contains '''technical documentation''' for ''[[Magical Starsign]]''.<br />
<br />
==Save Data==<br />
{{Expand|1}}<br />
<br />
[[Category:Technical Documentation]]<br />
<br />
A ''Magical Starsign'' save file contains data for three file slots. This page will follow the convention of using $ as a prefix for addresses, and 0x as a prefix for values.<br />
<br />
===Overview===<br />
The SRAM is divided into banks of data. There are three types of banks:<br />
<br />
*Header Bank (0x1000 bytes). Holds data general for all three save slots. <br />
*Amigo Bank (0x3000 bytes). Holds data shared across the three save slots.<br />
*Save Slot Banks (0x4000 bytes each). Holds data for each specific slot.<br />
<br />
All banks that are in use begin with the 6-byte header <code>01 00 4D 56 32 20</code>. This stands for "MV2 " in ASCII. Data is stored in Little-Endian format, as is the case for all Nintendo DS games. All banks are duplicated and stored contiguously. A general breakdown of a save file is as follows:<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
! Address || Function<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$0000-$0FFF </tt> || Header Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$1000-$1FFF </tt> || Header Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$2000-$4FFF </tt> || Amigo Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$5000-$7FFF </tt> || Amigo Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$8000-$BFFF </tt> || Slot 1 Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$C000-$FFFF </tt> || Slot 1 Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$10000-$13FFF </tt> || Slot 2 Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$14000-$17FFF </tt> || Slot 2 Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$18000-$1BFFF </tt> || Slot 3 Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$1C000-$1FFFF </tt> || Slot 3 Bank duplicate<br />
|}<br />
<br />
====Checksums====<br />
Each bank that's in use has a 2-byte checksum complement, that take into account all of the other data in the bank (including the header). This is stored at the 7th and 8th byte (right after the header) for Amigo and Save Slot Banks, and at the offset $01EC for the Header Bank.<br />
<br />
The checksum is calculated by summing each 2-byte value in the bank (not including the checksum itself), and the complementing it with 0xFFFF.<br />
If any checksum is incorrect, the game will delete the corresponding save data.<br />
<br />
===Header Bank ($0000-$0FFF)===<br />
This bank contains general overhead data, particularly that accessible from the start menus or otherwise relevant to Amigo functions:<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
! Address || Function<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0000-0006 (006)</tt> || Standard header<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0006-000B (006)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>000C-000F (004)</tt> || Slot 1 current play time. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0010-0013 (004)</tt> || Slot 1 current Bira. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0014-0015 (002)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0016-0017 (002)</tt> || Slot 1 current location ID. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0018-0019 (002)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>001A-001F (006)</tt> || Slot 1 current party Formation. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0020-0021 (002)</tt> || Slot 1 Amigo ID.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0022-002B (00A)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>002C-002C (001)</tt> || Slot 1 Main Character Name ID (0x1= Male, 0x2 = Female)<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>002D-002D (001)</tt> || Slot 1 Main Character Portrait ID (0x1= Male, 0x2 = Female)<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>002E-003D (010)</tt> || Slot 1 Main Character Name<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>003E-003F (002)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0040-0047 (008)</tt> || Slot 1 Region<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0048-0057 (010)</tt> || ''Unused data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0058-005B (004)</tt> || Slot 1 is used (end of Slot 1. Only takes values 0x0 or 0x1)<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0048-0057 (010)</tt> || ''Unused data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>006C-00AB (050)</tt> || Slot 2 Data<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>00AC-00FB (050)</tt> || Slot 3 Data<br />
|}<br />
<br />
====Amigo ID====<br />
When you start a new playthrough, a secret ID is associated with your character. This ID is used when tagging in Amigo Mode to recognize previously tagged/untagged Amigos.<br />
<br />
====Play time====<br />
The play time is stored as an unsigned int representing the number of frames elapsed. Each frame is approximately 1/60th of a second; hence, where we use integer division instead of real division,<br />
<br />
* Hours = total frames / 216000<br />
* Minutes = (total frames / 3600) % 60<br />
* Seconds = (total frames / 60) % 60<br />
<br />
=== Amigo Bank ($2000-$4FFF )===<br />
Conains data for own letter and all received letters. Notice that this is shared for all the three save slots in a file.<br />
<br />
=== Save Slot 1 Bank ($8000-$BFFF)===<br />
This bank contains all the data for Save Slot 1:<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
! Address || Function<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0008-000B (004)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>000C-0011 (006)</tt> || Current party Formation<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0013-001F (00C)</tt> || Current party X coordinates <br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0020-002A (00C)</tt> || Current party Y coordinates<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>002C-0037 (00C)</tt> || Current party orientations<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0038-003F (008)</tt> || Current Battle Formation<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0040-010F (0D0)</tt> || Character Names<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0110-0113 (004)</tt> || Current play time<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0114-0117 (004)</tt> || Current Bira <br />
|-<br />
|<tt>011A-049D (384)</tt> || Inventory Status<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0518-0519 (002)</tt> || Time/Hour of day (Day/Night)<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>051C-053F (024)</tt> || Planet's orbit position<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0780-07ED (06E)</tt> || Bestiary Flags<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>056E-0574 (007)</tt> || Encyclopedia Flags<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0574-057A (007)</tt> || Diary Flags<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>057B-058A (010)</tt> || Map Flags<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>05BB-05BC (002)</tt> || Egg Unlocked Flags<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0BC0-0B2F (070)</tt> || Egg Status<br />
|}</div>Rman41https://kovopedia.com/index.php?title=Documentation:Magical_Starsign&diff=29938Documentation:Magical Starsign2024-12-18T21:26:19Z<p>Rman41: /* Header Bank ($0000-$0FFF) */</p>
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<div>This page contains '''technical documentation''' for ''[[Magical Starsign]]''.<br />
<br />
==Save Data==<br />
{{Expand|1}}<br />
<br />
[[Category:Technical Documentation]]<br />
<br />
A ''Magical Starsign'' save file contains data for three file slots. This page will follow the convention of using $ as a prefix for addresses, and 0x as a prefix for values.<br />
<br />
===Overview===<br />
The SRAM is divided into banks of data. There are three types of banks:<br />
<br />
*Header Bank (0x1000 bytes). Holds data general for all three save slots. <br />
*Amigo Bank (0x3000 bytes). Holds data shared across the three save slots.<br />
*Save Slot Banks (0x4000 bytes each). Holds data for each specific slot.<br />
<br />
All banks that are in use begin with the 6-byte header <code>01 00 4D 56 32 20</code>. This stands for "MV2 " in ASCII. Data is stored in Little-Endian format, as is the case for all Nintendo DS games. All banks are duplicated and stored contiguously. A general breakdown of a save file is as follows:<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
! Address || Function<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$0000-$0FFF </tt> || Header Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$1000-$1FFF </tt> || Header Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$2000-$4FFF </tt> || Amigo Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$5000-$7FFF </tt> || Amigo Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$8000-$BFFF </tt> || Slot 1 Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$C000-$FFFF </tt> || Slot 1 Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$10000-$13FFF </tt> || Slot 2 Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$14000-$17FFF </tt> || Slot 2 Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$18000-$1BFFF </tt> || Slot 3 Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$1C000-$1FFFF </tt> || Slot 3 Bank duplicate<br />
|}<br />
<br />
====Checksums====<br />
Each bank that's in use has a 2-byte checksum complement, that take into account all of the other data in the bank (including the header). This is stored at the 7th and 8th byte (right after the header) for Amigo and Save Slot Banks, and at the offset $01EC for the Header Bank.<br />
<br />
The checksum is calculated by summing each 2-byte value in the bank (not including the checksum itself), and the complementing it with 0xFFFF.<br />
If any checksum is incorrect, the game will delete the corresponding save data.<br />
<br />
===Header Bank ($0000-$0FFF)===<br />
This bank contains general overhead data, particularly that accessible from the start menus or otherwise relevant to Amigo functions:<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
! Address || Function<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0000-0006 (006)</tt> || Standard header<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0006-000B (006)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>000C-000F (004)</tt> || Slot 1 current play time. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0010-0013 (004)</tt> || Slot 1 current Bira. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0014-0015 (002)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0016-0017 (002)</tt> || Slot 1 current location ID. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0018-0019 (002)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>001A-001F (006)</tt> || Slot 1 current party Formation. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0020-0021 (002)</tt> || Slot 1 Amigo ID.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0022-002B (00A)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>002C-002C (001)</tt> || Slot 1 Main Character Name ID (0x1= Male, 0x2 = Female)<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>002D-002D (001)</tt> || Slot 1 Main Character Portrait ID (0x1= Male, 0x2 = Female)<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>002E-003D (010)</tt> || Slot 1 Main Character Name<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>003E-003F (002)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0040-0047 (008)</tt> || Slot 1 Region<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0048-0057 (010)</tt> || ''Unused data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0058-005B (004)</tt> || Slot 1 is used (end of Slot 1. Only takes values 0x0 or 0x1)<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0048-0057 (010)</tt> || ''Unused data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>006C-00AB (050)</tt> || Slot 2 Data<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>00AC-00FB (050)</tt> || Slot 3 Data<br />
|}<br />
<br />
====Amigo ID====<br />
When you start a new playthrough, a secret ID is associated with your character. This ID is used when tagging in Amigo Mode to recognize previously tagged/untagged Amigos.<br />
<br />
====Play time====<br />
The play time is stored as an unsigned int representing the number of frames elapsed. Each frame is approximately 1/60th of a second; hence, where we use integer division instead of real division,<br />
<br />
* Hours = total frames / 216000<br />
* Minutes = (total frames / 3600) % 60<br />
* Seconds = (total frames / 60) % 60<br />
<br />
=== Amigo Bank ($2000-$4FFF )===<br />
Conains data for own letter and all received letters. Notice that this is shared for all the three save slots in a file.<br />
<br />
=== Save Slot 1 Bank ($8000-$BFFF)===<br />
This bank contains all the data for Save Slot 1.<br />
<br />
* <tt>0008-000B (004)</tt> = ''Unclassified data''<br />
* <tt>000C-0011 (006)</tt> = Current party Formation<br />
* <tt>0013-001F (00C)</tt> = Current party X coordinates <br />
* <tt>0020-002A (00C)</tt> = Current party Y coordinates<br />
* <tt>002C-0037 (00C)</tt> = Current party orientations<br />
* <tt>0038-003F (008)</tt> = Current Battle Formation<br />
* <tt>0040-010F (0D0)</tt> = Character Names<br />
* <tt>0110-0113 (004)</tt> = Current play time<br />
* <tt>0114-0117 (004)</tt> = Current Bira <br />
* <tt>011A-049D (384)</tt> = Inventory Status<br />
* <tt>0518-0519 (002)</tt> = Time/Hour of day (Day/Night)<br />
* <tt>051C-053F (024)</tt> = Planet's orbit position<br />
* <tt>0780-07ED (06E)</tt> = Bestiary Flags<br />
* <tt>056E-0574 (007)</tt> = Encyclopedia Flags<br />
* <tt>0574-057A (007)</tt> = Diary Flags<br />
* <tt>057B-058A (010)</tt> = Map Flags<br />
* <tt>05BB-05BC (002)</tt> = Egg Unlocked Flags<br />
* <tt>0BC0-0B2F (070)</tt> = Egg Status</div>Rman41https://kovopedia.com/index.php?title=Documentation:Magical_Starsign&diff=29937Documentation:Magical Starsign2024-12-18T21:22:08Z<p>Rman41: /* Save Data */</p>
<hr />
<div>This page contains '''technical documentation''' for ''[[Magical Starsign]]''.<br />
<br />
==Save Data==<br />
{{Expand|1}}<br />
<br />
[[Category:Technical Documentation]]<br />
<br />
A ''Magical Starsign'' save file contains data for three file slots. This page will follow the convention of using $ as a prefix for addresses, and 0x as a prefix for values.<br />
<br />
===Overview===<br />
The SRAM is divided into banks of data. There are three types of banks:<br />
<br />
*Header Bank (0x1000 bytes). Holds data general for all three save slots. <br />
*Amigo Bank (0x3000 bytes). Holds data shared across the three save slots.<br />
*Save Slot Banks (0x4000 bytes each). Holds data for each specific slot.<br />
<br />
All banks that are in use begin with the 6-byte header <code>01 00 4D 56 32 20</code>. This stands for "MV2 " in ASCII. Data is stored in Little-Endian format, as is the case for all Nintendo DS games. All banks are duplicated and stored contiguously. A general breakdown of a save file is as follows:<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
! Address || Function<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$0000-$0FFF </tt> || Header Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$1000-$1FFF </tt> || Header Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$2000-$4FFF </tt> || Amigo Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$5000-$7FFF </tt> || Amigo Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$8000-$BFFF </tt> || Slot 1 Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$C000-$FFFF </tt> || Slot 1 Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$10000-$13FFF </tt> || Slot 2 Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$14000-$17FFF </tt> || Slot 2 Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$18000-$1BFFF </tt> || Slot 3 Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$1C000-$1FFFF </tt> || Slot 3 Bank duplicate<br />
|}<br />
<br />
====Checksums====<br />
Each bank that's in use has a 2-byte checksum complement, that take into account all of the other data in the bank (including the header). This is stored at the 7th and 8th byte (right after the header) for Amigo and Save Slot Banks, and at the offset $01EC for the Header Bank.<br />
<br />
The checksum is calculated by summing each 2-byte value in the bank (not including the checksum itself), and the complementing it with 0xFFFF.<br />
If any checksum is incorrect, the game will delete the corresponding save data.<br />
<br />
===Header Bank ($0000-$0FFF)===<br />
This bank contains some general overhead data<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
! Address || Function<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0000-0006 (006)</tt> || Standard header<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0006-000B (006)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>000C-000F (004)</tt> || Slot 1 current play time. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0010-0013 (004)</tt> || Slot 1 current Bira. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0014-0015 (002)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0016-0017 (002)</tt> || Slot 1 current location ID. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0018-0019 (002)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>001A-001F (006)</tt> || Slot 1 current party Formation. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0020-0021 (002)</tt> || Slot 1 Amigo ID.<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0022-002B (00A)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>002C-002C (001)</tt> || Slot 1 Main Character Name ID (0x1= Male, 0x2 = Female)<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>002D-002D (001)</tt> || Slot 1 Main Character Portrait ID (0x1= Male, 0x2 = Female)<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>002E-003D (010)</tt> || Slot 1 Main Character Name<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>003E-003F (002)</tt> || ''Unclassified data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0040-0047 (008)</tt> || Slot 1 Region<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0048-0057 (010)</tt> || ''Unused data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0058-005B (004)</tt> || Slot 1 is used (end of Slot 1. Only takes values 0x0 or 0x1)<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>0048-0057 (010)</tt> || ''Unused data''<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>006C-00AB (050)</tt> || Slot 2 Data<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>00AC-00FB (050)</tt> || Slot 3 Data<br />
|}<br />
<br />
====Amigo ID====<br />
When you start a new playthrough, a secret ID is associated with your character. This ID is used when tagging in Amigo Mode to recognize previously tagged/untagged Amigos.<br />
<br />
====Play time====<br />
The play time is stored as an unsigned int representing the number of frames elapsed. Each frame is approximately 1/60th of a second; hence, where we use integer division instead of real division,<br />
<br />
* Hours = total frames / 216000<br />
* Minutes = (total frames / 3600) % 60<br />
* Seconds = (total frames / 60) % 60<br />
<br />
=== Amigo Bank ($2000-$4FFF )===<br />
Conains data for own letter and all received letters. Notice that this is shared for all the three save slots in a file.<br />
<br />
=== Save Slot 1 Bank ($8000-$BFFF)===<br />
This bank contains all the data for Save Slot 1.<br />
<br />
* <tt>0008-000B (004)</tt> = ''Unclassified data''<br />
* <tt>000C-0011 (006)</tt> = Current party Formation<br />
* <tt>0013-001F (00C)</tt> = Current party X coordinates <br />
* <tt>0020-002A (00C)</tt> = Current party Y coordinates<br />
* <tt>002C-0037 (00C)</tt> = Current party orientations<br />
* <tt>0038-003F (008)</tt> = Current Battle Formation<br />
* <tt>0040-010F (0D0)</tt> = Character Names<br />
* <tt>0110-0113 (004)</tt> = Current play time<br />
* <tt>0114-0117 (004)</tt> = Current Bira <br />
* <tt>011A-049D (384)</tt> = Inventory Status<br />
* <tt>0518-0519 (002)</tt> = Time/Hour of day (Day/Night)<br />
* <tt>051C-053F (024)</tt> = Planet's orbit position<br />
* <tt>0780-07ED (06E)</tt> = Bestiary Flags<br />
* <tt>056E-0574 (007)</tt> = Encyclopedia Flags<br />
* <tt>0574-057A (007)</tt> = Diary Flags<br />
* <tt>057B-058A (010)</tt> = Map Flags<br />
* <tt>05BB-05BC (002)</tt> = Egg Unlocked Flags<br />
* <tt>0BC0-0B2F (070)</tt> = Egg Status</div>Rman41https://kovopedia.com/index.php?title=Documentation:Magical_Starsign&diff=29936Documentation:Magical Starsign2024-12-18T21:07:32Z<p>Rman41: /* Overview */</p>
<hr />
<div>This page contains '''technical documentation''' for ''[[Magical Starsign]]''.<br />
<br />
==Save Data==<br />
{{Expand|1}}<br />
<br />
[[Category:Technical Documentation]]<br />
<br />
A ''Magical Starsign'' save file contains data for three file slots. This page will follow the convention of using $ as a prefix for addresses, and 0x as a prefix for values.<br />
<br />
===Overview===<br />
The SRAM is divided into banks of data. There are three types of banks:<br />
<br />
*Header Bank (0x1000 bytes). Holds data general for all three save slots. <br />
*Amigo Bank (0x3000 bytes). Holds data shared across the three save slots.<br />
*Save Slot Banks (0x4000 bytes each). Holds data for each specific slot.<br />
<br />
All banks that are in use begin with the 6-byte header <code>01 00 4D 56 32 20</code>. This stands for "MV2 " in ASCII. Data is stored in Little-Endian format, as is the case for all Nintendo DS games. All banks are duplicated and stored contiguously. A general breakdown of a save file is as follows:<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
! Address || Function<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$0000-$0FFF </tt> || Header Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$1000-$1FFF </tt> || Header Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$2000-$4FFF </tt> || Amigo Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$5000-$7FFF </tt> || Amigo Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$8000-$BFFF </tt> || Slot 1 Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$C000-$FFFF </tt> || Slot 1 Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$10000-$13FFF </tt> || Slot 2 Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$14000-$17FFF </tt> || Slot 2 Bank duplicate<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$18000-$1BFFF </tt> || Slot 3 Bank<br />
|-<br />
|<tt>$1C000-$1FFFF </tt> || Slot 3 Bank duplicate<br />
|}<br />
====Checksums====<br />
Each bank that's in use has a 2-byte checksum complement, that take into account all of the other data in the bank (including the header). This is stored at the 7th and 8th byte (right after the header) for Amigo and Save Slot Banks, and at the offset $01EC for the Header Bank.<br />
<br />
The checksum is calculated by summing each 2-byte value in the bank (not including the checksum itself), and the complementing it with 0xFFFF.<br />
If any checksum is incorrect, the game will delete the corresponding save data.<br />
<br />
===Header Bank ($0000-$0FFF)===<br />
This bank contains some general overhead data<br />
<br />
* <tt>0000-0006 (006)</tt> = Standard header<br />
* <tt>0006-000B (006)</tt> = ''Unclassified data''<br />
* <tt>000C-000F (004)</tt> = Slot 1 current play time. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
* <tt>0010-0013 (004)</tt> = Slot 1 current Bira. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
* <tt>0014-0015 (002)</tt> = ''Unclassified data''<br />
* <tt>0016-0017 (002)</tt> = Slot 1 current location ID. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
* <tt>0018-0019 (002)</tt> = ''Unclassified data''<br />
* <tt>001A-001F (006)</tt> = Slot 1 current party Formation. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
* <tt>0020-0021 (002)</tt> = Slot 1 Amigo ID.<br />
* <tt>0022-002B (00A)</tt> = ''Unclassified data''<br />
* <tt>002C-002C (001)</tt> = Slot 1 Main Character Name ID (0x1= Male, 0x2 = Female)<br />
* <tt>002D-002D (001)</tt> = Slot 1 Main Character Portrait ID (0x1= Male, 0x2 = Female)<br />
* <tt>002E-003D (010)</tt> = Slot 1 Main Character Name<br />
* <tt>003E-003F (002)</tt> = ''Unclassified data''<br />
* <tt>0040-0047 (008)</tt> = Slot 1 Region<br />
* <tt>0048-0057 (010)</tt> = ''Unused data''<br />
* <tt>0058-005B (004)</tt> = Slot 1 is used (end of Slot 1. Only takes values 0x0 or 0x1)<br />
* <tt>0048-0057 (010)</tt> = ''Unused data''<br />
* <tt>006C-00AB (050)</tt> = Slot 2 Data<br />
* <tt>00AC-00FB (050)</tt> = Slot 3 Data<br />
<br />
====Amigo Id====<br />
When you start a new playthrough, a secret ID is associated with your character. This ID is used when tagging in Amigo Mode to recognize previously tagged/untagged Amigos.<br />
<br />
====Play time====<br />
The play time is stored as an unsigned int representing the number of frames elapsed. Each frame is approximately 1/60th of a second; hence, where we use integer division instead of real division,<br />
<br />
* Hours = total frames / 216000<br />
* Minutes = (total frames / 3600) % 60<br />
* Seconds = (total frames / 60) % 60<br />
<br />
=== Amigo Bank ($2000-$4FFF )===<br />
Conains data for own letter and all received letters. Notice that this is shared for all the three save slots in a file.<br />
<br />
=== Save Slot 1 Bank ($8000-$BFFF)===<br />
This bank contains all the data for Save Slot 1.<br />
<br />
* <tt>0008-000B (004)</tt> = ''Unclassified data''<br />
* <tt>000C-0011 (006)</tt> = Current party Formation<br />
* <tt>0013-001F (00C)</tt> = Current party X coordinates <br />
* <tt>0020-002A (00C)</tt> = Current party Y coordinates<br />
* <tt>002C-0037 (00C)</tt> = Current party orientations<br />
* <tt>0038-003F (008)</tt> = Current Battle Formation<br />
* <tt>0040-010F (0D0)</tt> = Character Names<br />
* <tt>0110-0113 (004)</tt> = Current play time<br />
* <tt>0114-0117 (004)</tt> = Current Bira <br />
* <tt>011A-049D (384)</tt> = Inventory Status<br />
* <tt>0518-0519 (002)</tt> = Time/Hour of day (Day/Night)<br />
* <tt>051C-053F (024)</tt> = Planet's orbit position<br />
* <tt>0780-07ED (06E)</tt> = Bestiary Flags<br />
* <tt>056E-0574 (007)</tt> = Encyclopedia Flags<br />
* <tt>0574-057A (007)</tt> = Diary Flags<br />
* <tt>057B-058A (010)</tt> = Map Flags<br />
* <tt>05BB-05BC (002)</tt> = Egg Unlocked Flags<br />
* <tt>0BC0-0B2F (070)</tt> = Egg Status</div>Rman41https://kovopedia.com/index.php?title=Documentation:Magical_Starsign&diff=29935Documentation:Magical Starsign2024-12-18T21:01:17Z<p>Rman41: </p>
<hr />
<div>This page contains '''technical documentation''' for ''[[Magical Starsign]]''.<br />
<br />
==Save Data==<br />
{{Expand|1}}<br />
<br />
[[Category:Technical Documentation]]<br />
<br />
A ''Magical Starsign'' save file contains data for three file slots. This page will follow the convention of using $ as a prefix for addresses, and 0x as a prefix for values.<br />
<br />
===Overview===<br />
The SRAM is divided into banks of data. There are three types of banks:<br />
<br />
*Header Bank (0x1000 bytes). Holds data general for all three save slots. <br />
*Amigo Bank (0x3000 bytes). Holds data shared across the three save slots.<br />
*Save Slot Banks (0x4000 bytes each). Holds data for each specific slot.<br />
<br />
All banks that are in use begin with the 6-byte header<br />
<br />
01 00 4D 56 32 20<br />
<br />
Which stands for "MV2 " in ASCII. Data is stored in Little-Endian format, as do NDS games.<br />
All banks are duplicated and stored contigously. So, a general breakdown of a save file is as follows:<br />
<br />
* <tt>$0000-$0FFF </tt> = Header Bank<br />
* <tt>$1000-$1FFF </tt> = Header Bank duplicate<br />
* <tt>$2000-$4FFF </tt> = Amigo Bank<br />
* <tt>$5000-$7FFF </tt> = Amigo Bank duplicate<br />
* <tt>$8000-$BFFF </tt> = Slot 1 Bank<br />
* <tt>$C000-$FFFF </tt> = Slot 1 Bank duplicate<br />
* <tt>$10000-$13FFF </tt> = Slot 2 Bank<br />
* <tt>$14000-$17FFF </tt> = Slot 2 Bank duplicate<br />
* <tt>$18000-$1BFFF </tt> = Slot 3 Bank<br />
* <tt>$1C000-$1FFFF </tt> = Slot 3 Bank duplicate<br />
<br />
====Checksums====<br />
Each bank that's in use has a 2-byte checksum complement, that take into account all of the other data in the bank (including the header). This is stored at the 7th and 8th byte (right after the header) for Amigo and Save Slot Banks, and at the offset $01EC for the Header Bank.<br />
<br />
The checksum is calculated by summing each 2-byte value in the bank (not including the checksum itself), and the complementing it with 0xFFFF.<br />
If any checksum is incorrect, the game will delete the corresponding save data.<br />
<br />
===Header Bank ($0000-$0FFF)===<br />
This bank contains some general overhead data<br />
<br />
* <tt>0000-0006 (006)</tt> = Standard header<br />
* <tt>0006-000B (006)</tt> = ''Unclassified data''<br />
* <tt>000C-000F (004)</tt> = Slot 1 current play time. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
* <tt>0010-0013 (004)</tt> = Slot 1 current Bira. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
* <tt>0014-0015 (002)</tt> = ''Unclassified data''<br />
* <tt>0016-0017 (002)</tt> = Slot 1 current location ID. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
* <tt>0018-0019 (002)</tt> = ''Unclassified data''<br />
* <tt>001A-001F (006)</tt> = Slot 1 current party Formation. Should be in sync with the info at Slot Bank 1.<br />
* <tt>0020-0021 (002)</tt> = Slot 1 Amigo ID.<br />
* <tt>0022-002B (00A)</tt> = ''Unclassified data''<br />
* <tt>002C-002C (001)</tt> = Slot 1 Main Character Name ID (0x1= Male, 0x2 = Female)<br />
* <tt>002D-002D (001)</tt> = Slot 1 Main Character Portrait ID (0x1= Male, 0x2 = Female)<br />
* <tt>002E-003D (010)</tt> = Slot 1 Main Character Name<br />
* <tt>003E-003F (002)</tt> = ''Unclassified data''<br />
* <tt>0040-0047 (008)</tt> = Slot 1 Region<br />
* <tt>0048-0057 (010)</tt> = ''Unused data''<br />
* <tt>0058-005B (004)</tt> = Slot 1 is used (end of Slot 1. Only takes values 0x0 or 0x1)<br />
* <tt>0048-0057 (010)</tt> = ''Unused data''<br />
* <tt>006C-00AB (050)</tt> = Slot 2 Data<br />
* <tt>00AC-00FB (050)</tt> = Slot 3 Data<br />
<br />
====Amigo Id====<br />
When you start a new playthrough, a secret ID is associated with your character. This ID is used when tagging in Amigo Mode to recognize previously tagged/untagged Amigos.<br />
<br />
====Play time====<br />
The play time is stored as an unsigned int representing the number of frames elapsed. Each frame is approximately 1/60th of a second; hence, where we use integer division instead of real division,<br />
<br />
* Hours = total frames / 216000<br />
* Minutes = (total frames / 3600) % 60<br />
* Seconds = (total frames / 60) % 60<br />
<br />
=== Amigo Bank ($2000-$4FFF )===<br />
Conains data for own letter and all received letters. Notice that this is shared for all the three save slots in a file.<br />
<br />
=== Save Slot 1 Bank ($8000-$BFFF)===<br />
This bank contains all the data for Save Slot 1.<br />
<br />
* <tt>0008-000B (004)</tt> = ''Unclassified data''<br />
* <tt>000C-0011 (006)</tt> = Current party Formation<br />
* <tt>0013-001F (00C)</tt> = Current party X coordinates <br />
* <tt>0020-002A (00C)</tt> = Current party Y coordinates<br />
* <tt>002C-0037 (00C)</tt> = Current party orientations<br />
* <tt>0038-003F (008)</tt> = Current Battle Formation<br />
* <tt>0040-010F (0D0)</tt> = Character Names<br />
* <tt>0110-0113 (004)</tt> = Current play time<br />
* <tt>0114-0117 (004)</tt> = Current Bira <br />
* <tt>011A-049D (384)</tt> = Inventory Status<br />
* <tt>0518-0519 (002)</tt> = Time/Hour of day (Day/Night)<br />
* <tt>051C-053F (024)</tt> = Planet's orbit position<br />
* <tt>0780-07ED (06E)</tt> = Bestiary Flags<br />
* <tt>056E-0574 (007)</tt> = Encyclopedia Flags<br />
* <tt>0574-057A (007)</tt> = Diary Flags<br />
* <tt>057B-058A (010)</tt> = Map Flags<br />
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==Split proposal==<br />
Since the new infoboxes are limited to one English and one Japanese name at the top, and only one [[starsign]] in the info list, I think the cybersaurus article should be split into "Cybersaurus (216)" and "Cybersaurus (227)". For reference, the [[Paella]] version's Japanese name is SP sauros (ＳＰザウルス), while the [[Glissini Caves]] version is SP beast (ＳＰビースト). <span style="color:#9cffff; background:#10295a; display:inline-block; padding:1px 6px 0 4px; border-radius:5px; vertical-align:middle;"><span style="padding-bottom:2px; display:inline-block;">[[File:AmigoList LetterThumb3.png|25px|link=[[kovopedia:User:Magicwindsock]]]]</span> '''[[User:Magicwindsock|<font color="#9cffff">wind˚₊‧꒰ა ≠◡= ໒꒱ ‧₊˚</font>]]''' ('''[[User talk:Magicwindsock|<font color="#9cffff">talk</font>]]''')</span> 04:51, 14 December 2024 (UTC)<br />
:I'll probably go ahead and split the cybersaurus article soon for the reasons mentioned above. But I'll hear out any other opinions before doing so ;P <span style="color:#9cffff; background:#10295a; display:inline-block; padding:1px 6px 0 4px; border-radius:5px; vertical-align:middle;"><span style="padding-bottom:2px; display:inline-block;">[[File:AmigoList LetterThumb3.png|25px|link=[[kovopedia:User:Magicwindsock]]]]</span> '''[[User:Magicwindsock|<font color="#9cffff">wind˚₊‧꒰ა ≠◡= ໒꒱ ‧₊˚</font>]]''' ('''[[User talk:Magicwindsock|<font color="#9cffff">talk</font>]]''')</span> 05:12, 18 December 2024 (UTC)<br />
::I agree with the change. <span style="color:white; background:#000851; display:inline-block; padding:1px 6px 0 4px; border-radius:5px; vertical-align:middle;"><span style="padding-bottom:2px; display:inline-block;">[[File:Kovopedia Icon.png|20px|link=]]</span> '''[[User:Rman41|<font color="white">Rman41</font>]]''' ('''[[User talk:Rman41|<font color="white">talk</font>]]''')</span> 05:42, 18 December 2024 (UTC)</div>Rman41https://kovopedia.com/index.php?title=User:Rman41&diff=27772User:Rman412024-11-04T20:42:39Z<p>Rman41: Reverted edits by 70.55.28.25 (talk) to last revision by Rman41</p>
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Hi! I'm Rman, the founder of {{SITENAME}}, and an avid fan of the ''Magical Vacation'' series. Some would say I'm its biggest fan, but I bet [[User:Magicwindsock|Magicwindsock]] disagrees.<br />
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'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''', known in Japan as '''''Magical Vacation: When the Five Planets Align''''', is a 2006 role-playing video game for the [[nwiki:Nintendo DS|Nintendo DS]] and the sequel to ''[[Magical Vacation]]'' on the [[nwiki:Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]]. It is the second and final entry in the [[Magical Vacation (series)|''Magical Vacation'' series]], developed by [[Brownie Brown]] (presently 1-Up Studio) and published by [[Nintendo]], and released in Japan on June 22, 2006.<br />
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''Magical Starsign'' was released alongside a tie-in manga titled ''[[Amigos with You]]'', a short comic demonstrating the varied multiplayer features of the game. It would later be followed up by the unfinished manga ''[[Knights of the Universe]]'', based on the original plot of ''Magical Starsign'' that takes place in an alternate continuity after ''Magical Vacation''.<br />
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==Blurb==<br />
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|translation='''Control magic with a stylus<br/>A grand adventure across five planets'''<br/>A scenario of humanity's doom and mysteries scattered across five planets…<br/>The adventures of the Magic Academy's students begin as they depart for space in search of their teacher, all in an easy-to-control RPG that can be enjoyed with just a stylus.<br />
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==Synopsis==<br />
{{Main|Plot summary of Magical Starsign}}<br />
On the fringes of the [[Baklava solar system]] lies the [[planet]] [[Kovomaka]], home to the magic school [[Will-o'-Wisp Academy]]. One day, Principal [[Biscotti]] receives foreboding news that [[Kale]], a graduate of the academy, is committing evil deeds across the galaxy with a band of [[astro pirates]]. He sends Kale's former homeroom teacher Miss [[Madeleine]] into space so that she may stop Kale, but to her [[Party (Magical Starsign)|students]]' concern, she is not heard from for three months. After hijacking the academy's secret stash of [[pursuit rocket|rocket]]s, the students blast off on an adventure far beyond the scope of a rescue mission as they get scattered across the planets of Baklava. They encounter many strange civilizations on their journey to find one other and Miss Madeleine, putting themselves at odds with the astro pirates and the [[Space Police]] along the way.<br />
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==Gameplay==<br />
''Magical Starsign'' utilizes a lot of functions of the [[nwiki:Nintendo DS|Nintendo DS]] hardware, especially the touch screen. Players use the touch screen to navigate the world and interact with the environment, while the top screen is used to display information like the map, time, and planetary orbit.<br />
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The game plays like a traditional RPG in most other ways. When starting a new save file, the player can choose their [[protagonist (Magical Starsign)|protagonist]]'s gender (male or female), and their preferred element (light or dark) as well as change their name and the names of other party members. The main character and their party navigate through several locations from a top-down perspective, battle randomly encountered enemies, earn experience, and complete quests in a similar fashion to most RPG titles.<br />
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{{Main|Combat in Magical Starsign}}<br />
[[File:MS Astrolog Sprite.png|thumb|right|240px|The [[planet]]s of the [[Baklava solar system]] on the astrolog.]]<br />
''Magical Starsign'' features seven elemental affinities, also known as starsigns: [[fire (affinity)|fire]], [[wood (affinity)|wood]], [[wind (affinity)|wind]], [[earth (affinity)|earth]], [[water (affinity)|water]], [[light (affinity)|light]], and [[dark (affinity)|dark]]. Each of these elements is represented by a [[planet]] of the [[Baklava solar system]], whose orbits can be viewed on the astrolog, a map split into five colored fields. The speed at which the planets move is determined by the circumference of their orbit.<br />
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While a planet passes through its colored field, all characters and enemies who wield that planet's starsign enter an [[aura]] state, temporarily boosting the power of their magic. As for light and dark magic, users of those affinities gain aura during the daytime and nighttime respectively. Planets move in real time and can be viewed in or out of battle, but by casting [[celestial swap]], the player or enemies can spend [[magic points]] to guide planets clockwise along their orbit. Aligning all five planets with the sun will trigger [[orbit's end]], a powerful non-elemental spell.<br />
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Formation also plays a significant role in the game's combat. While the maximum number of character that can comprise the party is six, up to four characters can occupy the front or back row at a time. While standing in the vanguard, a character is able to attack an enemy's front lines using physical skills, and the range of their spells will be purely single-target. From the back row, physical skills cannot be used, but spells will be evenly or randomly spread across the enemies' field.<br />
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During battle, the player may use the Nintendo DS stylus in various ways. By tapping a party member as they prepare to cast a spell, they execute a [[spellstrike]], doubling the attack's damage or healing potency. During an enemy's turn, damage can be reduced by tapping a character the moment they are hit by an attack to perform a [[reflex guard]].<br />
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===Amigo Mode===<br />
{{Main|Amigo Mode}}<br />
[[File:MS Amigo List Letter Screenshot.png|thumb|right|240px|A player's letter in their amigo list.]]<br />
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Using the Nintendo DS's wireless communication, players can interact with each other through Tag Mode, be it in-person or simply passing by. The data received through passerby communication is accompanied by a custom letter and stored in the [[amigo list]], which can hold a maximum of 100 amigos. Exclusive items are also obtainable through Tag Mode, and vary depending on the players' protagonits' gender, starsign, and in-game progress. Repeatedly tagging with amigos rewards the player with [[egg character]]s, special party members that will only hatch and level up by meeting new amigos.<br />
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{{Main|Amigo Dungeon}}<br />
Up to six players can compete in Amigo Dungeon, in which they must find treasure and defeat exclusive enemies to earn points. When time is up, the player with the most points wins. [[Experience points]] and treasure collected in this mode is transferred over to the main game, and many items found here are unobtainable otherwise.<br />
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==Development==<br />
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Following the release of ''[[Magical Vacation]]'', [[Brownie Brown]] began work on a sequel. The team wanted to create a battle system that was less complex than that of the first game, in order to allow the game to appeal to as many players as possible. This made the game significantly easier than its predecessor, but the team intended for the abundance of optional dungeons to maintain the interest of more devoted players. In developing specifically for the [[wikipedia:Nintendo DS|Nintendo DS]] hardware, the use of the top screen to display game information while reserving the bottom touch screen for player control was chosen, as the team believed this configuration to be intuitive and useful to the player. As a result of this design choice, the team noticed in playtesting sessions during development that the player would spend too much time looking at the bottom screen, which led them to integrate more animations on the top screen to better balance the player's attention.<ref name="Gamekyo">{{Cite Web |last=Morcos |first=Antoine |date=December 22, 2006 |website=Gamekyo |url=https://www.gamekyo.com/feature305_interview-magical-starsign.html |title=Interview Magical Starsign |access-date=April 19, 2023}}</ref> The game's single-player mode was intended to be completed in roughly 20-30 hours.<ref name="IGNInterview">{{Cite Web |last=Bozon |first=Mark |date=September 28, 2006 |website=[[wikipedia:IGN|IGN]] |url=https://www.ign.com/articles/2006/09/28/nintendo-talks-magical-starsign |title=Nintendo Talks Magical Starsign |access-date=December 7, 2022}}</ref><br />
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===Plot===<br />
The original story of ''Magical Starsign'' was drafted by [[Nobuyuki Inoue]], who sought to create a story that was only lightly connected to the events of ''Magical Vacation''. During development, the story was amended by members of the development team to diversify the encounters of the [[Party (Magical Starsign)|party]].<ref name="IGNInterview"/><br />
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===Design===<br />
Whereas the first game's artwork was created by [[Shinichi Kameoka]], ''Magical Starsign'''s art design was instead headed by [[Koji Tsuda]]. As the technical specifications of the Nintendo DS were greater than those of the [[wikipedia:Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]], the team was able to use a broader color palette than they could when developing ''Magical Vacation'' and ''[[wikipedia:Sword of Mana|Sword of Mana]]'', though much of the design philosophy for those games carried over, as they also used 2D sprite artwork.<ref name="IGNInterview"/> The team never intended to use 3D models during development, with Kameoka believing that sprites better captured the details of the original artistry;<ref name="Gamekyo"/> 3D animated cutscenes would be used sparsely throughout the final game.<br />
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===Music===<br />
''Magical Vacation'' composer [[Tsukasa Masuko]] returned to compose for the sequel. When writing the game's music, he found that it was very easy to work with the Nintendo DS given its lighter limitations in comparison to the Game Boy Advance, though he also found it more time-consuming as a result.<ref name="IGNInterview"/><br />
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===Localization===<br />
When localizing the game for the North American audience, the team found that there were few significant changes to be made.<ref name="IGNInterview"/> Still, some character and location names were changed between regions, such as [[Lassi]], who is named Jasmine in Japan, and [[Cassia]], which is called Rigu Maha. Voice samples containing spoken words in Japanese were mostly removed from international versions of the game.<br />
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Prior to the international title of ''Magical Starsign'' being chosen, the game was referred to in English by the name of its predecessor, ''Magical Vacation''.<ref name="IGNHandsOn">{{Cite Web |last=Alfonso |first=Andrew |date=June 23, 2006 |website=IGN |url=https://www.ign.com/articles/2006/06/23/magical-vacation-hands-on |title=Magical Vacation Hands-On |access-date=December 8, 2022}}</ref> When discussing the game's localized title, Inoue stated his belief that it represents destiny as symbolized in the stars, referring to the concept of [[Wikipedia:Astrology|astrology]].<ref name="Gamekyo"/><br />
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==Reception==<br />
''Magical Starsign'' received positive to mixed reviews from critics. The game scored an average of 69% on MetaCritic based on 26 reviews. Conversely, the user score is generally favorable, scoring 8.1 based on 20 ratings.<ref>[https://www.metacritic.com/game/ds/magical-starsign Magical Starsign for DS Reviews - Metacritic]</ref> IGN gave the game a 7.5/10, giving praise for its nostalgic feel and classic RPG style.<ref>[https://www.ign.com/articles/2006/10/26/magical-starsign-review Magical Starsign Review - IGN]</ref> Eurogamer gave the game an 8/10, calling it a "fortuitous alignment of DS and RPG."<ref>[https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/magical-starsign-review Magical Starsign • Eurogamer.net]</ref> ''Magical Starsign'' would go on to sell around 40, 000 units in Japan,<ref>[https://www.vgchartz.com/game/3692/magical-starsign-jp-sales/summary Magical Starsign (JP sales) (DS) • VGChartz.com]</ref> 140, 000 in North America, and 20, 000 in Europe,<ref>[https://www.vgchartz.com/game/1235/magical-starsign-us-sales/ Magical Starsign (US sales) (DS) • VGChartz.com]</ref> for an approximate total of 210, 000 units.<br />
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==Legacy==<br />
===''Super Smash Bros.''===<br />
Characters from ''Magical Starsign'' appear in the [[smashwiki:Super Smash Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]]. In ''[[smashwiki:Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', [[Mokka]], a [[Traveling Putty]], and a [[Pyrite]] appear as trophies. Additionally, the male [[Protagonist (Magical Starsign)|protagonist]], Mokka, a Traveling Putty, an [[HP Pot]], and a [[Sparrow]] appear as stickers.<ref>{{Cite Media|SSBB}}</ref> In ''[[smashwiki:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate|Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', Mokka returns as a spirit.<ref>{{Cite Media|SSBU}}</ref><br />
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===Nintendo Museum===<br />
''Magical Starsign'' appears in the Nintendo DS section of the [[wikipedia:Nintendo Museum|Nintendo Museum]] in Uji, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. Counting from top-to-bottom, left-to-right, it is the 42nd game displayed.<br />
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==Trivia==<br />
*Some press scans of the game's United States box art contained the [[nwiki:Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection|Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]] label.<ref>[[:File:Magical Starsign - US Alt.png|''Magical Starsign'' cover artwork featuring Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection label]]</ref><br />
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==Videos==<br />
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*{{Wikipedia|Magical Starsign|''Magical Starsign''}}<br />
*{{NintendoWiki|Magical Starsign|''Magical Starsign''}}<br />
*''Magical Starsign'' on [https://www.metacritic.com/game/ds/magical-starsign MetaCritic]<br />
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'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is a 2001 role-playing video game for the [[nwiki:Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]]. It is the first entry in the [[Magical Vacation (series)|''Magical Vacation'' series]], and the predecessor to ''[[Magical Starsign]]'' on the [[nwiki:Nintendo DS|Nintendo DS]], developed by [[Brownie Brown]] (presently 1-Up Studio) and published by [[Nintendo]], and released in Japan on December 7, 2001. The game would later receive a [[nwiki:Value Selection|Value Section]] re-release on February 2, 2006, and a [[nwiki:Wii U|Wii U]] [[nwiki:Virtual Console|Virtual Console]] port on August 15, 2015.<br />
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To date, ''Magical Vacation'' has never been officially released outside of Japan. In 2016, an unfinished fan-made English language translation patch was published to romhacking.net by user "[[magicalpatcher]]."<br />
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==Blurb==<br />
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|blurb='''【精霊コンボ】がカギを握る本格派ＲＰＧ！'''<br/>臨海学校に来ていた魔法学校の生徒達を持ち受けていたのは、異世界の魔物エニグマであった。次々と連れ去られるクラスメイトを追い、プレイヤーは異世界へと旅立つ…。<br />
|romaji='''[Seirei Konbo] ga gaki wo nigiru honkakuha RPG!'''<br/>Rinkai Gakkō ni kite ita Mahō Gakkō no seito-tachi wo mochi ukete ita no wa, isekai no mamono eniguma de atta. Tsugitsugi to tsuresarareru kurasumeito wo oi, pureiyā wa isekai he to tabidatsu…<br />
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==Synopsis==<br />
{{Main|Plot summary of Magical Vacation}}<br />
The story follows sixteen [[Party (Magical Vacation)|students]] who attend [[Will-o'-Wisp Academy]], a school in [[Kovomaka Kingdom]] where youths are invited to learn [[Magic in Magical Vacation|magic]]. Over the summer, they are sent out to the [[Valencia Beach]] Seaside School with their teacher Miss [[Madeleine]]. However, things take a bad turn at nightfall, when creatures called [[enigma]]s abduct the students and [[warp]] them to another [[plane]] of existence. Finding themselves amidst a covert war between light and darkness, the fate of Kovomaka Kingdom lies in the students' hands.<br />
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==Gameplay==<br />
===Battle system===<br />
[[File:Spirit combo.png|thumb|right|Chaining seven [[spirit (species)|spirit]]s in a Spirit Combo.]]<br />
{{Main|Combat in Magical Vacation}}<br />
The turn-based combat of ''Magical Vacation'' is fixed around sixteen elemental [[Spirit (species)|spirit]]s, which have various strengths and weaknesses against one another. Spirits are found across the world, and will join the player if their special demands are met.<br />
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On a character's turn in battle, the player is able to call spirits of that character's particular element. Using a [[Magic in Magical Vacation|spell]] of that same element in a following turn triggers a Spirit Combo, multiplying the spell's damage output depending on how many spirits are on the field. Spirits are free to be used by the player or the enemy, regardless of which side of the field they were called to.<br />
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Outside of combat, characters' [[Equipment in Magical Vacation|gear]] can be equipped with [[sticker]]s, improving their resistance to certain elements and also increasing the [[Magic level|growth]] of their own magic.<br />
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===Link Mode===<br />
{{Main|Link Mode}}<br />
Link Mode allows two players to connect their own copies of the game and engage in three different activities. Let's Amigo registers linked players to each other's amigo lists, Let's Onsen offers upgrades to the protagonist's stats, and Let's Battle puts both players' parties against each other to earn stat-boosting [[rank]]s.<br />
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Though Let's Amigo, the protagonist can also acquire the elements of the amigos they connect with. Moreover, meeting certain criteria rewards the protagonist with the three elements that are unavailable at the start of the game: [[Charity|love]], [[Inky|dark]], and [[Holy|light]]. Extra dungeons may also be unlocked by acquiring new elements via communication.<br />
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==Development and promotion==<br />
[[File:The Magical Vacation.png|thumb|right|魔法の夏休み ''the magical vacation'']]<br />
Shortly before Brownie Brown Co., Ltd. was established on June 30, 2000, its tentative staff comprised of former [[wikipedia:Squaresoft|Squaresoft]] employees, many of whom previously worked on ''[[wikipedia:Legend of Mana|Legend of Mana]]'' for the [[wikipedia:PlayStation|PlayStation]], announced ''Magical Vacation'' on June 7.<ref>{{Cite Web |first=IGN Staff |date=June 7, 2000 |website=[[wikipedia:IGN|IGN]] |url=https://www.ign.com/articles/2000/06/08/nintendos-new-game-boy-advance-development-team |title=Nintendo's New Game Boy Advance Development Team |access-date=January 21, 2023 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20000815230427/http://pocket.ign.com/news/20579.html |archive-date=August 15, 2000}}</ref> This made it the first game to be announced for the Game Boy Advance with a title, which would soon be released in March 2001. Early interviews suggest that the game was planned to be compatible with the [[nwiki:Mobile Game Boy Adapter|Mobile Game Boy Adapter]] accessory, though the final release never utilized such a feature.<ref>{{Cite Web |last=Long |first=Andrew |date=November 3, 2000 |website=RPGamer |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120320074233/http://www.rpgamer.com/news/Q4-2000/110300a.html |title=Brownie Brown President Talks About Name, Game |access-date=December 22, 2022}}</ref><ref>{{Cite Web |first=IGN Staff |date=September 29, 2000 |website=IGN |url=https://www.ign.com/articles/2000/09/30/beware-of-hitchhiking-brownies |title=Beware of Hitchhiking Brownies |access-date=January 17, 2023 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20121103034508/https://www.ign.com/articles/2000/09/30/beware-of-hitchhiking-brownies |archive-date=November 3, 2012}}</ref><br />
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On the Brownie Brown website in 2006, it was revealed that the game's working title was ''Magic Summer Vacation'', or as it was originally translated, ''the magical vacation''.<ref name="MNN" group="lower-alpha">{{JP|魔法の夏休み|Mahō no Natsuyasumi}}</ref> This prototype plot followed four groups of students who ventured through alternate planes of existence to find their missing teacher. The groups were the main party, lead by a protagonist named Tackle; Greybow and his subordinate Irvine; Erikson, seeker of Moria's Ankh; and Aranciak, bearer of Ushu's Ankh. Moreover, the students possessed scooters and cell phones, suggesting the game would have mixed high fantasy with modern technology.<br />
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In early August 2001, Brownie Brown staff made a post on their own message board in response to positive fan reception, thanking onlookers for their support during ''Magical Vacation'''s development. The post stated that an official trailer for ''Magical Vacation'', plus a live demo of the game, would be featured at the upcoming Tokyo Nintendo Space World event.<ref>{{Cite Web |last=Metts |first=Jonathan |date=August 25, 2001 |website=Nintendo World Report |url=https://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/6392/brownie-brown-confirms-gc-development |title=Brownie Brown Confirms GC Development |access-date=December 22, 2022}}</ref> During Nintendo Space World, gameplay of ''Magical Vacation'' was presented in a thirty-second-long trailer with the planned release date being December 7. Journalists were quick to praise its detailed environments and visual homages to 16-bit console RPGs, as well as its evident ''Mana'' series heritage. Hopeful for an overseas release, they assumed the game would not leave Japan until 2002, but their anticipation was in vain.<ref>{{Cite Web |last=Harris |first=Craig |date=August 23, 2001 |website=IGN |url=https://www.ign.com/articles/2001/08/23/spaceworld-2001-magical-vacation-video |title=Spaceworld 2001: Magical Vacation |access-date=December 22, 2022}}</ref><br />
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The first [[commercials]] to advertise ''Magical Vacation'' aired in late November 2001, featuring Japanese celebrity [[wikipedia:Mika Nakashima|Mika Nakashima]]. In the commercials, Nakashima runs to the shore of a beach and cries out a promise to save her friends, in reference to the game's events, followed by the slogan, "最も強い武器は友情だ" (The most powerful weapon is friendship).<ref>{{Cite YouTube |account=83Chrisaaron |title=Magical Vacation (Mika Nakashima) (Long) Japanese Commercial |id=UIYg_Go6dTA |date=December 26, 2020 |access-date=December 22, 2022}}</ref><br />
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===Let's Amigo Events===<br />
[[File:Osaka03.png|thumb|right|Cosplayers at the Osaka venue.]]<br />
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Two events were held shortly after ''Magical Vacation's'' release in Japan. They would act as large get-togethers for owners of the game, who could meet up and use its communication features to unlock special content in their own save files. Casual fans, superfans, cosplayers, and Brownie Brown staff alike appeared for both venues. The first venue was held in Osaka on January 26, 2002, with around 300 participating players. The second one took place in Tokyo on January 27, with a much higher turnout of around 950.<br />
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==Reception==<br />
''Magical Vacation'' became an instant cult classic among Japanese RPG fans following its release. In the June 2006 issue of ''[[wikipedia:Nintendo Dream|Nintendo Dream]]'', the game was reported to have sold over 270, 000 units exclusively within the country's borders.<ref>''[[wikipedia:Nintendo Dream|Nintendo Dream]]'' June 2006, page 27</ref> ''[[wikipedia:Famitsu|Famitsu]]'' magazine gave ''Magical Vacation'' a platinum score of 35 on release, commending it for its unique battle system, varied and interesting characters, and excellent graphics. However, their feelings were mixed on the complex layouts of dungeons, lack of multiple save slots, and the game's dark storyline.{{cite}}<br />
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==Wii U Virtual Console version==<br />
The Wii U Virtual Console port of ''Magical Vacation'' retains almost everything present in the original release, except for multiplayer connectivity. To remedy this, selecting Communication/Link Mode on the title screen grants the protagonist [[magic level]]s for all elements except light, each at magic level 1, and instantly gives the protagonist dark magic. Amigo mojo and upgrades to [[Ricebird Springs]] are absent from the Wii U version as a result.<br />
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As of March 27, 2023, this version can no longer be purchased due to the [[nwiki:Nintendo eShop|Nintendo eShop]]'s discontinuation on Wii U and [[nwiki:Nintendo 3DS|3DS]] systems. On the date of its closure, the game was shown to have ranked 9th on the Wii U's best-seller's list in Japan.<ref>{{Cite Web |first=Nintendo |date=August 19, 2015 |website=[[Nintendo]] |url=https://www.nintendo.co.jp/titles/20010000013467 |title=Magical Vacation {{!}} Wii U {{!}} Nintendo |access-date=April 8, 2023 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20230406230550/https://www.nintendo.co.jp/titles/20010000013467 |archive-date=April 6, 2023}}</ref><br />
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== Legacy==<br />
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===''Sword of Mana'' ===<br />
[[File:Sword of Mana - MV Reference.png|thumb|right|''Magical Vacation'' being referenced in ''Sword of Mana''.]]<br />
''[[nwiki:Sword of Mana|Sword of Mana]]'' is a 2003 action RPG codeveloped by Square Enix and Brownie Brown for the Game Boy Advance, and is the fifth release in the ''Seiken Densetsu'' series. Shinichi Kameoka was involved with this game as its character designer and scenario arranger. In the heroine's route, she visits a boy in the town of Topple and offers to help him find his missing book. By retrieving the book and returning it to the boy, he will reveal that it is titled ''Magical Vacation'', describing it as a story where students fight with various magic elements. Like ''Magical Vacation'', ''Sword of Mana'' has both a communication feature and an Amigo list, the latter of which unlocks additional content in either players' copies of the game. Curiously enough, in the Japanese version, the boy refers to the book as ''Magic Summer Vacation'', a nod to ''Magical Vacation'''s working title. [[Gummy frog]]s (localized as GummiFrog) are a purchasable item in the game, and [[Brown]] makes a cameo appearance, offering to give the player a [[brownie ring]] accessory.<br />
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===''Super Smash Bros.''===<br />
Characters from ''Magical Vacation'' appear in the [[smashwiki:Super_Smash_Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]] series as collectibles. In ''[[smashwiki:Super_Smash_Bros._Brawl|Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', [[Mokka]], a [[Traveling Putty]], and a [[pyrite]] appear as trophies.<ref>[https://www.ssbwiki.com/List_of_SSBB_trophies_(Others) List of SSBB trophies (Others) - SmashWiki].</ref> Additionally, the [[Protagonist (Magical Vacation)|male and female heroes]], [[Kirsche]] (spelled as Kirsh), an [[Potfolk|HP pot]], a [[Sparrow (species)|sparrow]], and a Traveling Putty can be obtained in the form of stickers.<ref>[https://www.ssbwiki.com/List_of_stickers_(Others) List of stickers (Others) - SmashWiki]</ref> ''[[smashwiki:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate|Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' reintroduces the protagonists, Mokka, and a Traveling Putty as collectible spirits.<ref>[https://www.ssbwiki.com/List_of_spirits_(Others) List of spirits (Others) - SmashWiki]</ref><br />
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===''EGGLIA''===<br />
''EGGLIA: Legend of the Redcap'' is a role-playing simulation game developed by Brownies for iOS and Android devices. It was released in Japan on April 30, 2017, but its servers were shut down on August 30, 2018, with the game subsequently being re-released as ''EGGLIA: Offline''. In February of 2022, Brownies released an enhanced port of the game for the [[nwiki:Nintendo Switch|Nintendo Switch]], naming it ''EGGLIA Rebirth''. Many elements of ''EGGLIA'' can be considered direct callbacks to ''Magical Vacation'', and even Shinichi Kameoka's history with game production as a whole. Some notable examples of these callbacks include, but are not limited to: a new type of [[Pooka (Magical Vacation)|pooka]] [[enigma]], a [[Canin|wolks]] with pants for a hat, and recruitable elemental spirits.<br />
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===Nintendo Museum===<br />
''Magical Vacation'' appears in the Game Boy Advance section of the [[wikipedia:Nintendo Museum|Nintendo Museum]] in Uji, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. Counting from top-to-bottom, left-to-right, it is the 75th game displayed.<br />
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==English fan-translation==<br />
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On June 7, 2016, romhacking.net user "[[magicalpatcher]]" released an English patch that could be applied to emulated versions of ''Magical Vacation''. For the first time ever, English audiences were able to play the game in their language, whether they were newcomers or fans of ''Magical Starsign''. The patch makes several changes to the names of characters, spells, and locations, some which are consistent with the English localization of ''Magical Starsign'' (e.g., Grand Dragée being renamed to Biscotti). While this English fan-translation is playable from beginning to end, it does suffer from minor technical errors. Some examples include mistranslated and untranslated dialogue, typos, graphical glitches, dialogue-induced softlocking, and the absence of translated credits/post-credits scenes. The most recent update for the English patch was released on September 23, 2019, so it is unlikely that these errors will ever be revised.<br />
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==Videos==<br />
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==External links==<br />
*{{Wikipedia|Magical Vacation|''Magical Vacation''}}<br />
*{{NintendoWiki|Magical Vacation|''Magical Vacation''}}<br />
*[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/n08/amvj/index.html Official ''Magical Vacation'' webpage] on [https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ Nintendo.co.jp]<br />
*[https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/gba/459843-magical-vacation ''Magical Vacation''] on [https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/ gamespot.com]<br />
*[https://www.romhacking.net/translations/2662/ ''Magical Vacation'' English Patch] on [https://www.romhacking.net/ romhacking.net]<br />
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Hi! I'm Rman, the founder of {{SITENAME}}, and an avid fan of the ''Magical Vacation'' series. Some would say I'm its biggest fan, but I bet [[User:Magicwindsock|Magicwindsock]] disagrees.<br />
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<div>== I can’t seem to access the Kovopedia server and it said I’m banned ==<br />
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My username is yoshiwoollyworld but my username at time of ban might’ve been either Yarn Yoshi#6286 or Among Us#4377. Would you be willing to look into why? I don’t ever recall acting in any way that caused the ban</div>Rman41https://kovopedia.com/index.php?title=User_talk:Rman41&diff=27276User talk:Rman412024-10-06T20:12:19Z<p>Rman41: Reverted edits by 204.101.143.171 (talk) to last revision by Magicwindsock</p>
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This message is a test to see if I can summon {{u|Magicwindsock}} to my talk page. <span style="color:white; background:#000851; display:inline-block; padding:1px 6px 0 4px; border-radius:5px; vertical-align:middle;"><span style="padding-bottom:2px; display:inline-block;">[[File:Kovopedia Icon.png|20px|link=]]</span> '''[[User:Rman41|<font color="white">Rman41</font>]]''' ('''[[User talk:Rman41|<font color="white">talk</font>]]''')</span> 03:01, 6 December 2022 (UTC)<br />
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:testing comments - Magic [[User:Magicwindsock|Magicwindsock]] ([[User talk:Magicwindsock|talk]]) 04:06, 7 December 2022 (UTC)<br />
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== New Here and Edit Request ==<br />
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Hi! As you can tell I’m new here. On top of that I don’t usually sign up for wikis; This is my first time, so it’s going to take me a while to figure out how the formatting and html stuff on articles work. I’m glad to be under you and your friend’s wing though, assuming you’re fine with that! It seems like you two admins are the only active users here at the moment. Must get lonely. Also, this is rather embarrassing, but I actually have yet to play either Vacation or Starsign! I should be getting a copy of Vacation in the mail soon though… I hope! I was also wondering how I could get a profile page like yours?<br />
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In addition, I have an edit request for the main page. It says towards the bottom of the page that Magical Starsign released in 2005 when it should say 2006. I think that should be fixed but maybe there’s reasoning behind that I don’t know about? You let me know what your thoughts are!<br />
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Finally, I hope I do this signature thing with the four tildes right… Hope to see you around, and have a nice day!<br />
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[[User:MarsAdept|MarsAdept]] ([[User talk:MarsAdept|talk]]) 02:31, 17 January 2023 (UTC)<br />
:I'm glad to have you here! Don't worry, you nailed your signature haha. Thank you for pointing out the error on the main page, I appreciate it! I have fixed it now. To help you get started, you can visit [[wikipedia:Help:Wikitext|this article]] on Wikipedia that goes in depth about WikiText, which is the markup language that is used on wiki pages. User pages are also configured through Wikitext. I'll set up a blank slate user page for you to configure, that should help. <span style="color:white; background:#000851; display:inline-block; padding:1px 6px 0 4px; border-radius:5px; vertical-align:middle;"><span style="padding-bottom:2px; display:inline-block;">[[File:Kovopedia Icon.png|20px|link=]]</span> '''[[User:Rman41|<font color="white">Rman41</font>]]''' ('''[[User talk:Rman41|<font color="white">talk</font>]]''')</span> 02:36, 17 January 2023 (UTC)<br />
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== I got the game! ==<br />
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Hey! That’s right! I got Magical Vacation! I’m so excited to go on an adventure on Kovomaka! But I did have a question. I heard that there’s four softlocks in the game, and I don’t want to run into any of them. Are these in the actual game or is it just an issue with the fan translation? And if it’s the former, what are they and how do I avoid them?<br />
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Also, for the sake of making this at least somewhat related to the wiki, I was wondering how do I make talk pages for articles. There’s something that I would like to talk about in-depth ahead of time rather than making a sudden edit for.<br />
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Thanks! [[User:MarsAdept|MarsAdept]] ([[User talk:MarsAdept|talk]]) 03:21, 21 January 2023 (UTC)<br />
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:Yo, it's Magic. In regards to softlocks in MV, they're only really present in the English fanslation. In particular, they sometimes occur when Blueberry uses her out-of-battle ability to translate the words of water people, who you'll find in Akvavit Castle, May Village/Moiroroto Village, and the Abyssal Corridor/Death Corridor. And if I remember correctly, there's a treeman in Treeman's Colony who softlocks the game when talked to. Those are the only ones I know of so far.<br />
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:As for article talk pages. If you look above the article's title, you'll see two tabs that say Article and Talk, the latter of which is the talk/discussion page. Hope this helps! [[User:Magicwindsock|Magicwindsock]] ([[User talk:Magicwindsock|talk]]) 04:47, 21 January 2023 (UTC)<br />
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== Another Home Page Edit Request ==<br />
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Hi again.<br />
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I am requesting that the Shadra link on the Magical Starsign section of the home page be fixed. It is broken because Magicwindsock moved the page a few days ago but didn’t change the home page to include the new link. This move also affected some pages, most notably the Dark Starsign page. Another thing I noticed is that the Dark page has its planet labeled as Nova and I was wondering if that was intentional because I’m not familiar enough with Starsign to know if that was a mistake or not. Also, on the five elemental pages besides Light/Dark, the element that should be in the ‘Strong Against’ section is grouped into the ‘Weak To’ section. I see it as this on both mobile and desktop versions.<br />
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Lastly, I was wondering if there’s a page listing all the pages that have yet to be created and need to. (An example would be the Let’s Amigo Events.) It would come in handy for future reference. [[User:MarsAdept|MarsAdept]] ([[User talk:MarsAdept|talk]]) 23:54, 21 January 2023 (UTC)<br />
:Issues have been fixed. I need to look into that issue with PortableInfobox, should be able to fix it soon. The page tracker you are looking for is [[Special:WantedPages]]. <span style="color:white; background:#000851; display:inline-block; padding:1px 6px 0 4px; border-radius:5px; vertical-align:middle;"><span style="padding-bottom:2px; display:inline-block;">[[File:Kovopedia Icon.png|20px|link=]]</span> '''[[User:Rman41|<font color="white">Rman41</font>]]''' ('''[[User talk:Rman41|<font color="white">talk</font>]]''')</span> 00:16, 22 January 2023 (UTC)<br />
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== Broken Link ==<br />
Just wanted to let you know on your citation addition on both MV series and game pages, the link to the original is broken and just redirects to IGN’s homepage. I did mine on the Brownie Brown page a little differently so if you wanted to use that it’s fine by me. [[User:MarsAdept|MarsAdept]] ([[User talk:MarsAdept|talk]]) 06:54, 22 January 2023 (UTC)<br />
:I'm not exactly sure what you mean, both have the same output. Links work fine. <span style="color:white; background:#000851; display:inline-block; padding:1px 6px 0 4px; border-radius:5px; vertical-align:middle;"><span style="padding-bottom:2px; display:inline-block;">[[File:Kovopedia Icon.png|20px|link=]]</span> '''[[User:Rman41|<font color="white">Rman41</font>]]''' ('''[[User talk:Rman41|<font color="white">talk</font>]]''')</span> 06:57, 22 January 2023 (UTC)<br />
::Oh, I see. It's not that they're broken, I just didn't know the IGN Pocket articles were actually archived on the modern IGN site. <span style="color:white; background:#000851; display:inline-block; padding:1px 6px 0 4px; border-radius:5px; vertical-align:middle;"><span style="padding-bottom:2px; display:inline-block;">[[File:Kovopedia Icon.png|20px|link=]]</span> '''[[User:Rman41|<font color="white">Rman41</font>]]''' ('''[[User talk:Rman41|<font color="white">talk</font>]]''')</span> 06:58, 22 January 2023 (UTC)<br />
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:::I’m not talking about the Wayback Machine link. You’re correct that it is fine and the same across both our edits. I’m talking about the other link, which is how it should look in the present. You pasted the url as it looked like in 2000, which doesn’t work in the present and is now just a redirect. I did it a little differently and found the article’s current url location. I hope that clears up the confusion. [[User:MarsAdept|MarsAdept]] ([[User talk:MarsAdept|talk]]) 07:01, 22 January 2023 (UTC)<br />
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::::Yeah, I know. I fixed it lol. <span style="color:white; background:#000851; display:inline-block; padding:1px 6px 0 4px; border-radius:5px; vertical-align:middle;"><span style="padding-bottom:2px; display:inline-block;">[[File:Kovopedia Icon.png|20px|link=]]</span> '''[[User:Rman41|<font color="white">Rman41</font>]]''' ('''[[User talk:Rman41|<font color="white">talk</font>]]''')</span> 07:02, 22 January 2023 (UTC)<br />
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== NIWA? ==<br />
Hey, I was wondering how the attempts to become affiliated with NIWA are going. Is it looking promising? I browse their wikis all the time but I’ve never really looked into the criteria for becoming a part of it. [[User:MarsAdept|MarsAdept]] ([[User talk:MarsAdept|talk]]) 08:03, 23 January 2023 (UTC)<br />
:I can't share further information until I am messaged again by the organizer, but basically they were really backed up in terms of join submissions, which is why there have been so many wikis joining them recently. I suspect we will simply be part of that wave, but I don't know what the progress is as of now. They are aware of the request though. <span style="color:white; background:#000851; display:inline-block; padding:1px 6px 0 4px; border-radius:5px; vertical-align:middle;"><span style="padding-bottom:2px; display:inline-block;">[[File:Kovopedia Icon.png|20px|link=]]</span> '''[[User:Rman41|<font color="white">Rman41</font>]]''' ('''[[User talk:Rman41|<font color="white">talk</font>]]''')</span> 08:09, 23 January 2023 (UTC)<br />
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|names=Mash <small>(male)</small><br/>Mallow <small>(female)</small><br />
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|height=154cm<br />
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|relative=Unnamed parents<br />
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{{Quote|A quirky boy who can talk to [[Spirit (species)|spirit]]s. He's bright, gentle, and lively.}}<br />
{{Quote|A quirky kid who can talk to [[Spirit (species)|spirit]]s. She's a kind and lively girl who's mindful of her friends.}}<br />
The '''protagonist''' is the main character of ''[[Magical Vacation]]''. They are semi-customizable, with the player choosing their gender, name, and elemental [[Spirit (species)|spirit]] at the beginning of the game. The hero is known as '''Mash''',<ref name="MAS" group="lower-alpha">{{JP|マッシュ|Masshu}}</ref> while the heroine is known as '''Mallow'''.<ref name="MAL" group="lower-alpha">{{JP|マロウ|Marou}}</ref><br />
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==Party member==<br />
The protagonist is controlled by the player. Based on which gender is selected, their stat growth will change. The hero excels in [[HP]] and [[power]]; the heroine excels in [[MP]], [[spirit (statistic)|spirit]], and [[agility]].<br />
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At the start of the game, the protagonist can be assigned one of the following [[Spirit (species)|spirits]]: [[Toasty|fire]], [[Gusty|wind]], [[Gloomy|poison]], [[Pretty|beauty]], [[Edgy|blade]], [[Catchy|sound]], [[Rocky|stone]], [[Antsy|insect]], [[Sticky|wood]], [[Furry|beast]], [[Rainy|water]], [[Zappy|thunder]], or [[Early|ancient]]. Being a "Chosen One", they are capable of contacting parallel [[universe]]s and learning magic from multiple elements through [[Link Mode]].<ref name="MVCG169">{{Cite Book|MVCG|169}}</ref> By meeting certain criteria in Link Mode, the protagonist can obtain [[Charity|love]] magic, and eventually class change into a [[Inky|dark]] mage, then a [[Holy|light]] mage.<ref name="MV">{{Cite Media|MV}}</ref><br />
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===Level 1 stats===<br />
====Hero====<br />
{{MV Party Stats<br />
|magiclevel=2<br />
|hp=24<br />
|mp=19<br />
|mpp=10<br />
|power=10<br />
|defense=10<br />
|spirit=6<br />
|agility=7}}<br />
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====Heroine====<br />
{{MV Party Stats<br />
|magiclevel=2<br />
|hp=19<br />
|mp=24<br />
|mpp=10<br />
|power=8<br />
|defense=10<br />
|spirit=7<br />
|agility=8}}<br />
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===Max stats===<br />
These totals may vary based on stat allocation bias.<br />
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====Hero====<br />
{{MV Party Stats<br />
|magiclevel=99<br />
|hp=4017<br />
|mp=3014<br />
|mpp=10<br />
|power=509<br />
|defense=343<br />
|spirit=338<br />
|agility=173}}<br />
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====Heroine====<br />
{{MV Party Stats<br />
|magiclevel=99<br />
|hp=3014<br />
|mp=4017<br />
|mpp=10<br />
|power=174<br />
|defense=343<br />
|spirit=506<br />
|agility=340}}<br />
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===Attacks===<br />
{{MV Party Attacks<br />
|spell1=[[:Category:Magic level 1 spells|Spell 1]]<br />
|spell2=[[:Category:Magic level 2 spells|Spell 2]]<br />
|spell3=[[:Category:Magic level 5 spells|Spell 3]]<br />
|spell4=[[:Category:Magic level 8 spells|Spell 4]]<br />
|spell5=[[:Category:Magic level 11 spells|Spell 5]]<br />
|spell6=[[:Category:Magic level 14 spells|Spell 6]]<br />
|spell7=[[:Category:Magic level 18 spells|Spell 7]]<br />
|skills={{MV Skill|Kick}}<br>{{MV Skill|Guard}}<br>{{MV Skill|Flee}}}}<br />
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===Special power===<br />
The protagonist's [[special power]] allows them to interact with and befriend spirits.<ref name="MV"/><br />
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==Profile==<br />
===Personality===<br />
The protagonist's personality is meant to be represented by the player, whose thoughts shape their role in the story. Mash is described as being a taciturn, sincere, and reliable boy with a unique charm that brings people together. Mallow, on the other hand, is a favorite amongst the students, and acts as a peacekeeper for her unique and quarrelsome classmates.<ref name="MVCG167">{{Cite Book|MVCG|167}}</ref> Both Mash and Mallow love befriending people and [[Spirit (species)|spirit]]s.<ref name="MV"/><br />
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===Appearance===<br />
Mash is a young boy with curly brown hair and teal eyes. He sports a big cream-colored hat and robe, decorated with geometric patterns and blue hems. He also wears a red neckerchief, patterned cloth beneath his jacket, a striped rope belt, purple pants with red buttons, and brown boots. In his dark clothes, Mash sports a big two-pointed hat, green robes, and purple pants accompanied by red patterns. In his light clothes, Mash dons a yellow headband with a robe along the back, as well as layers of garments colored blue, orange, and purple. His arms are equipped with gold cuffs and violet sleeves.<br />
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Mallow is a posh girl with curly blonde hair and violet eyes. She wears a large pink patterned hat with a red neckerchief, pink robe, gold bangles, blue leggings, and a pair of brown boots. In her dark clothes, Mallow wears a puffy two-pointed hat with several scarlet robes, scarlet pants, and red patterns. In her light clothes, Mallow has a yellow veiled headband, also sporting an orange overcoat, baggy teal pants, jewels, and yellow patterned shoes.<ref name="MV"/><br />
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==Biography==<br />
===Early life===<br />
[[File:Magical Vacation - Heroine Prologue 2.png|thumb|right|The heroine.]]<br />
The protagonist used to live in a [[Protagonist's hometown|village]] on the outskirts of [[Kovomaka Kingdom]]. Born with the power to see [[Spirit (species)|spirit]]s hiding in nature, they were often spotted conversing with sticks and rocks on the wayside. However, the villagers ostracized them for this ability, growing fearful and calling them a fraud. One day, the protagonist was visited by [[Biscotti]], a sorcerer known for bringing magic to the kingdom. Several spirits appeared behind Biscotti, who invited the protagonist to enroll in [[Will-o'-Wisp Academy]] by promising they could meet even more spirits. On their way to Will-o'-Wisp, Biscotti told the protagonist how many of its graduates went on to hold important positions in Kovomaka Kingdom, but that was not his reason for teaching magic. Rather, he encouraged his pupils to learn everything there was to know about the [[Universe|world]]. That way, they do anything their hearts desired.<br />
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===''[[Magical Vacation]]''===<br />
{{Main|Plot summary of Magical Vacation}}<br />
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====Return to the Kingdom====<br />
=====Starting element=====<br />
The protagonist became a lecturer of magic at Will-o'-Wisp Academy. Instead of teaching magic for combat, they taught magic for support, reforming Will-o'-Wisp into a school suitable for [[Ganache]] and [[Vanilla]]'s new era of peace.<br />
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=====Dark magic=====<br />
[[File:Magical Vacation - Hero Epilogue Dark 2.png|thumb|right|The hero challenging a dragon on their journey.]]<br />
In search of more powerful enemies, the protagonist spent two decades traversing the continent, leaving their footprint and legacy in over thirty countries. In time, they mastered the technique of being able to freely shift between [[realm]]s. Their journey spanned across twenty realms, beginning in the [[Fire Realm]] and ending in the [[Wind Realm]], where they passed away at the age of 87. By that time, they had earned hundreds of titles across numerous nations. Many landmarks around the world were named after them, keeping their name alive even after death.<br />
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{{Clear}}<br />
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=====Light magic=====<br />
[[File:Magical Vacation - Hero Epilogue Light 2.png|thumb|right|Taking care of a cursed [[dodo (species)|dodo]].]]<br />
The protagonist set out on a journey to find a cure to the [[Dodo (species)|dodo]]s' curse and [[enigma fusion]]. They traveled across many realms, fought formidable foes, and helped villagers in need, acquiring lots of knowledge along the way. One day, [[Candy]] received a a book written by the protagonist in the mail, which journaled everything they had learned on their adventures. The book contained heaps of information and was kept in the academy, where it became an essential source of knowledge for magicians everywhere. And yet, no one knew what became of the protagonist.<ref name="MV"/><br />
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{{Clear}}<br />
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==Other appearances==<br />
===''Super Smash Bros.''===<br />
====''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' stickers====<br />
The hero appears in the game as [[smashwiki:Sticker|sticker]] #624, while the heroine appears as sticker #625. They are simply called "Boy" and "Girl". The Boy and Girl's effects are in reference to their respective stat proficiencies in ''Magical Vacation''.<ref>{{Cite Media|SSBB}}</ref><br />
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{{SSBSticker<br />
|name=Boy<br />
|link=Protagonist (Magical Vacation)<br />
|image=Protagonist (Magical Vacation) Sticker - Male.png<br />
|no=624<br />
|effect=Throwing<br />
|bonus=Attack +22<br />
|use=All<br />
}}<br />
{{SSBSticker<br />
|name=Girl<br />
|link=Protagonist (Magical Vacation)<br />
|image=Protagonist (Magical Vacation) Sticker - Female.png<br />
|no=625<br />
|effect=Magic<br />
|bonus=Attack +19<br />
|use=[[smashwiki:Peach|Peach]], [[smashwiki:Princess Zelda|Zelda]]<br />
}}<br />
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====''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' spirit====<br />
The protagonists appear in the game as [[smashwiki:Spirit|spirit]] no. 1176. In their spirit battle, they are portrayed by two [[smashwiki:Villager|Villager]]s on the [[smashwiki:Smashville|Smashville]] stage. The Villagers are easily distracted by elemental items that appear on the stage, in reference to the various magic elements the protagonists can be assigned.<ref>{{Cite Media|SSBU}}</ref><br />
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{{Template:SSBSpirit<br />
|name=Magical Vacation Protagonists<br />
|link=Protagonist (Magical Vacation)<br />
|image=Protagonist (Magical Vacation) - Spirit.png<br />
|type=Primary<br />
|no=1176<br />
|team=Grab<br />
|power=3800<br />
|rank=★★ ADVANCED<br />
|stage=Smashville<br />
|theme=Attack - Soma Bringer<br />
|rule=-<br />
|fighter=Villager (x2)<br />
|con=<li>The enemy is easily distracted by items</li><br />
}}<br />
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==Trivia==<br />
[[File:MV Cafe au Lait Font.png|thumb|right|Pressing Select when naming the protagonist changes the font.]]<br />
[[File:MV Male Protagonist Concept Artwork.png|thumb|right|240px|A prototype design of the hero named Tackle.]]<br />
*The names "Mash" and "Mallow" are derived from ''[[wikipedia:Marshmallow|marshmallow]]'', a confectionary made from sugar and gelatin.<br />
**[[Shinichi Kameoka]] refers to the protagonists as Mash and Mallow. This is also how they are named in gameplay screenshots featured in ''[[Magical Vacation Complete Guide]]''.<br />
**On the back of ''Magical Vacation''<nowiki/>'s box, a screenshot of Link Mode depicts the protagonist as a [[Edgy|blade]] mage named '''Muroran'''.<ref name="MUR" group="lower-alpha">{{JP|ムロラン|Muroran}}</ref><br />
**In early gameplay screenshots on the Brownie Brown website, the heroine was featured with the name '''Mayu'''<ref group="lower-alpha">{{JP|マユ|Mayu}}</ref> and had spoken dialogue. Another screenshot on the official Nintendo ''Magical Vacation'' webpage presented her with the name '''Ninten Hanako'''.<ref group="lower-alpha">{{JP|にんてん花子|Ninten Hanako}}</ref><br />
**When ''Magical Vacation'' was announced for the Japanese Wii U Virtual Console, gameplay featuring the heroine presented her as a [[Gusty|wind]] mage with the name '''Magical'''<ref group="lower-alpha">{{JP|まじかる|Majikaru}}</ref> written in ''hiragana''.<ref>{{Cite YouTube |account=Nintendo 公式チャンネル |title=マジカルバケーション プレイ映像 |id=fAL5zmfXHmk |date=August 18, 2015 |access-date=December 21, 2022}}</ref> <br />
*According to Kameoka, the design bases for the protagonists were Daniel (Mark Lester) and Melody (Tracy Hyde) from the 1971 film ''[[wikipedia:Melody (1971_film)|Melody]]''. Another character from the film, Tom (Jack Wild), was used as a basis for Brown in Brownies' ''EGGLIA'' series.<ref>{{Cite Tweet|quote={{Tt|マーク・レスターがモデルと言っても「小さな恋のメロディ」の時のマーク・レスター。一応マロウもメロディ役のトレイシー・ハイドのイメージでデザイン。ちなみにエグリアのブラウンはマーク・レスターの友人役だったジャック・ワイルドがモデル。|Mark Lester during the time of 'Little Love of Melody' [the film's Japanese title], even though Mark Lester is a model. And for a time, Mallow was designed in the image of Tracy Hyde, who played Melody. Incidentally, EGGLIA's Brown is modeled after Jack Wild, who played Mark Lester's friend [Tom].}} |url=https://twitter.com/ShintaKameoka/status/947346486018187264 |user=ShintaKameoka |date=December 30, 2017 |access-date=May 29, 2023}}</ref><br />
*According to [[Magical Vacation rumors|''Magical Vacation'' rumors]], the protagonist has parents who, unlike the villagers, believed they could see spirits.<br />
* During development, the game was planned to pair the protagonists up as a couple, whereby the heroine would be the hero's girlfriend and vice versa. The hero was a 15-year-old named Tackle, a kindhearted boy who struggled with expressing his emotions.<br />
*When naming the protagonist in the Japanese version, pressing Select displays the ''hiragana'' and ''katakana'' characters in the font used for [[Latte]] and the [[pyrite]]s' dialogue.<br />
{{Clear}}<br />
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==Notes==<br />
{{Notelist}}<br />
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==References==<br />
{{Reflist}}<br />
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{{MV}}<br />
[[Category:Characters in Magical Vacation]]<br />
[[Category:Party members in Magical Vacation]]<br />
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