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Super Stars are very rare in ''[[Super Mario World]]'', just like the preceding games. Stars are mostly found in [[Roulette Block]]s. If the player manages to get a star while the items are getting changed, they will be able to defeat any enemy and become invincible to any attacks for a limited amount of time, as in past games. | Super Stars are very rare in ''[[Super Mario World]]'', just like the preceding games. Stars are mostly found in [[Roulette Block]]s. If the player manages to get a star while the items are getting changed, they will be able to defeat any enemy and become invincible to any attacks for a limited amount of time, as in past games. | ||
[[File:SMW Star.png|frame]] | [[File:SMW Star.png|frame]] | ||
The main difference, however, is that the player scores a combo, similar to a shell or a jump combo, when he defeats enemies. This results in increasing point values for successive | The main difference, however, is that the player scores a combo, similar to a shell or a jump combo, when he defeats enemies. This results in increasing point values for each successive enemy, eventually gaining [[extra life|extra lives]] starting on the eighth, which became a recurring trait of the power-up, including in remakes of [[Super Mario Bros. 2|previous]] [[Super Mario Bros. 3|games]] where this trait was not present. | ||
The music for [[Star World]] is a slowed-down version of the Super Star theme. | The music for [[Star World]] is a slowed-down version of the Super Star theme. |