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{{quote|Ya know, a friend with another | {{quote|Ya know, a friend with another [[Wii#Wii Remote|Wii Remote]] can join up with [[Mario|you]]! Then one of my Co-Star Lumas can help out!|Lubba|Super Mario Galaxy 2}} | ||
The '''Co-Star Luma''' is an orange [[Luma]] that appears in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'' as a playable character and in the game's logo. The Co-Star Luma appears alongside [[Mario]] (or [[Luigi]]) in the cooperative two-player mode known as [[Super Mario Galaxy 2#Gameplay elements|Co-Star Mode]], in which the second player is able to control it using the [[Wii#Wii Remote|Wii Remote]]. It is similar in function to the second player's [[Star Pointer]] (which has a slightly lighter shade of orange) in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]''. Once the Co-Star Luma appears, it follows behind Mario in the same manner as one of the mini-clouds that appear when the [[Cloud Flower]] is in use. If the Cloud Flower is actually in use, the Co-Star Luma always follows Mario behind the last mini-cloud that trails Mario's head, as opposed to directly behind him as it normally does. | The '''Co-Star Luma''' is an orange [[Luma]] that appears in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'' as a playable character and in the game's logo. The Co-Star Luma appears alongside [[Mario]] (or [[Luigi]]) in the cooperative two-player mode known as [[Super Mario Galaxy 2#Gameplay elements|Co-Star Mode]], in which the second player is able to control it using the [[Wii#Wii Remote|Wii Remote]]. It is similar in function to the second player's [[Star Pointer]] (which has a slightly lighter shade of orange) in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]''. Once the Co-Star Luma appears, it follows behind Mario in the same manner as one of the mini-clouds that appear when the [[Cloud Flower]] is in use. If the Cloud Flower is actually in use, the Co-Star Luma always follows Mario behind the last mini-cloud that trails Mario's head, as opposed to directly behind him as it normally does. | ||
