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The Jumbo Star can be obtained by defeating [[Bowser]] in the final Bowser [[level]], [[Bowser in the Sky]]. After being defeated, Bowser vanishes, revealing the Star. Touching it ends gameplay, showing a cutscene in which [[Mario]] transforms into [[Wing Mario]] and automatically [[fly|flies]] away via a [[Triple Jump]]. After returning to the [[Peach's Castle|Mushroom Castle]], Mario then uses the Jumbo Star to release [[Princess Peach]] from the stained glass window she was trapped in above the entrance to the castle. | The Jumbo Star can be obtained by defeating [[Bowser]] in the final Bowser [[level]], [[Bowser in the Sky]]. After being defeated, Bowser vanishes, revealing the Star. Touching it ends gameplay, showing a cutscene in which [[Mario]] transforms into [[Wing Mario]] and automatically [[fly|flies]] away via a [[Triple Jump]]. After returning to the [[Peach's Castle|Mushroom Castle]], Mario then uses the Jumbo Star to release [[Princess Peach]] from the stained glass window she was trapped in above the entrance to the castle. | ||
Unlike other Power Stars, the Giant Star will not increase Mario's Star total once collected; this is probably because the game isn't saved when this star is collected. This means that 121 Power Stars appear in ''Super Mario 64'' (151 in the [[Nintendo DS]] remake). This means that the player does not have defeat Bowser to complete the game with the maximum number of stars. | Unlike other Power Stars, the Giant Star will not increase Mario's Star total once collected; this is probably because the game isn't saved when this star is collected. This means that 121 Power Stars appear in ''Super Mario 64'' (151 in the [[Nintendo DS]] remake). This means that the player does not have to defeat Bowser to complete the game with the maximum number of stars. | ||
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