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Gren
Gren | Gallery | Sprites |
Gren, the Wood Planet 木の星・カオピター Ki no Hoshi・Kaopitā Wood Planet・Kaopita
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Artwork from Magical Starsign by Kōji Tsuda | |
Starsign | Wood |
Inhabitants | Felins Salamanders Sparrows |
- "A lush green planet where the nyamnelts [felins] and salamanders live. Recently, the astro pirates have been residing here, and it has become considerably unsafe. "
- ―Magical Vacation: When the Five Planets Align Nintendo webpage (translation)[1]
Gren is the planet of wood in Magical Starsign. Orbiting the second ring of the Baklava solar system, most of its landmass is comprised of dense forests and rivers, with its most significant landmark being the Yggsalad, the Holy Tree.
Gameplay
Orbit
When Gren enters its field of on the astrolog, users of wood magic will awaken their aura. It takes Gren 50 minutes to make a full revolution around the sun, and it stays in its field of alignment for 10 minutes.
Places of interest
Towns
Landmarks
History
The various species of Gren were once known to be very cooperative and trusting of one another. Since Carbonara Jungle bore and endless supply of nutritious food, they were able to live in peace and luxury.[2] At some point, an unnamed magician constructed a fountain in the middle of the jungle, using underground water and the power of the earth to control the rain.[3]
When the astro pirates came to occupy Gren five years ago, Gren's peace was in jeopardy. The pirates claimed the Holy Tree Yggsalad, forcing the resident salamanders to relocate to Salamander Cave, constructing Port Assam around it. Moreover, the pirates demanded that the locals hand over any magicians they find, threatening harm upon them of they did not comply. The conflict greatly affected the idealistic values of Gren's people, especially the felins of Tropica Village, whose leader Durum followed the pirates' orders. Unbeknownst to them, Durum was quick to relinquish magicians because he wanted his daughter Farina, who possessed magic abilities, to be safe from harm.
Trivia
- Gren is shown to have one orbiting satellite, which appears to be a moon with a planetary ring.
- There is a division of the Space Police dedicated to supervising Gren known as the Gren Security Patrol (カオピター方面分隊Kaopitā Hōmen Buntai Kaopita Sector Unit), which consists of twelve officers and their leader Brie Pourri.
- If the party saves Chai on Puffoon before arriving on Gren, there will be a few dialogue changes.
Nomenclature
Its name likely comes from the color green, though it may also come from gren, meaning "branch" in Danish.
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | 木の星・カオピターKi no Hoshi Kaopitā | Wood Planet・Kaopita, from タピオカ tapioka (tapioca) |
French | Gren, la planète du bois | Gren, the wood planet |
German | Gren, der Holzplanet | Gren, the Wood Planet |
Italian | Gren | Gren |
Spanish | Gren, Pianeta Legno | Gren the Wood Planet |
References
- ↑ "ニャムネルトやサンショウウオが住む、緑豊かな星です。近頃では宇宙海賊が住み着くようになってしまって、すいぶん治安が悪くなりました。" Translation: "A lush green planet where nyamnelts and salamanders live. Recently, the astro pirates have been residing here, and it has become considerably unsafe." [1]. Archived: [2]. Retrieved September 4, 2024. Nintendo.co.jp.
- ↑ Fondue: "The people of Tropica VIllage don't worry about starving because the nearby Carbonara Jungle provides for them. They can just sit back and relax, living in peace and happiness. But the conflict spreading across the solar system has taken a toll on their idealistic values. It seems that they are much less trusting and generous than they once were."
- ↑ Fondue: "This plaza was created by a certain magician a long time ago. He used underground water and the power of the earth to control the rain."