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{{quote|You must pass my test to prove yourself worthy of possessing me.|Millennium Star|Mario Party 3}} | {{quote|You must pass my test to prove yourself worthy of possessing me.|Millennium Star|Mario Party 3}} | ||
The '''Millennium Star''' is the name of two known [[star (species)|star]] entities, one false and one real, appearing in ''[[Mario Party 3]]''. The false Millennium Star is the host and a major character in ''Mario Party 3'', replacing [[Toad]] from the previous two titles; it is not revealed until the game's ending that he is not the real Millennium Star, before the player is awarded with the real one. The Millennium Star's name may be a reference to the fact that ''Mario Party 3'' was originally released in Japan in the year 2000, the final year before the | The '''Millennium Star''' is the name of two known [[star (species)|star]] entities, one false and one real, appearing in ''[[Mario Party 3]]''. The false Millennium Star is the host and a major character in ''Mario Party 3'', replacing [[Toad]] from the previous two titles; it is not revealed until the game's ending that he is not the real Millennium Star, before the player is awarded with the real one. The Millennium Star's name may be a reference to the fact that ''Mario Party 3'' was originally released in Japan in the year 2000, the final year before the new millennium. The game explains this as being a specific type of star born once every thousand years, or once a millennium. | ||
[[File:MP3 Real Millennium Star.jpg|thumb|left|The actual Millennium Star, only seen in the game's ending.]] | [[File:MP3 Real Millennium Star.jpg|thumb|left|The actual Millennium Star, only seen in the game's ending.]] | ||
