Figure Skater Sparkla
Figure Skater Sparkla in Princess Peach: Showtime!
Figure Skater Sparkla in Princess Peach: Showtime!
Species Theet
First appearance Princess Peach: Showtime! (2024)
“Thank you so much for helping me. We really must perform together sometime.”
Figure Skater Sparkla, Princess Peach: Showtime!

Figure Skater Sparkla is a Sparkla Theet in Princess Peach: Showtime! She is initially trapped in the basement of the Sparkle Theater by Grape. After clearing A Parade on Ice, Princess Peach and Stella have the opportunity to rescue the Figure Skater Sparkla in the stage The Dark Ice & the Shadowy Stage.

In the aforementioned stage, Figure Skater Peach discovered the Figure Skater Sparkla trapped in an icy cage, guarded by the Sour Bunch Figure Skater. Peach battles the Figure skater, with the fight weakening the ice cage in the process. After the Figure skater is defeated, the Sparkla is free, but the place starts to fall apart. The two skaters then start their escape.

During the escape, the Figure Skater Sparkla provides snowflake patterns around Peach that enable her to perform more powerful spins than usual. She also assists Peach with crossing large gaps and leaping to higher ground. After a sequence of three consecutive jumps, the two find the exit and escape. Afterwards, the Figure Skater Sparkla can be found in the Sparkle Theater, admired by other Theets.

Before the final battle against Grape, all of the Sparklas, including the Figure Skater Sparkla give Princess Peach Sparkle Power to allow her to transform into Radiant Peach. All of the Sparklas are then seen in the ending where they celebrate with everyone.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Chinese (simplified) 花滑手烁星[?]
Huāhuáshǒu Shuòxīng
Figure Skater Shining Star
Chinese (traditional) 花滑手爍星[?]
Huāhuáshǒu Shuòxīng
Figure Skater Shining Star
German Funkeli[?] Sparkly
Italian Pattinatrice (from the other Theets)[?] Ice skater
Portuguese Esplendista[?] Splendist
Spanish Esplendi Patinadora[?] Figure Skater Sparkla