Rosalina

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"May the stars shine down on you."

—Rosalina in Super Mario Galaxy

Rosalina
Rosalina's artwork from Mario Party: The Top 100.
Chronological information
First game	Super Mario Galaxy (2007)
Game appearances	Super Mario Galaxy Mario Kart Wii Super Mario Galaxy 2 Mario Kart 7 Super Mario 3D World Mario Party: Island Tour Mario Kart Arcade GP DX Mario Golf: World Tour Mario Kart 8 Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U Mario Party 10 Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games Mario Party: Star Rush Mario Sports Superstars Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Mario Party: The Top 100 Mario Tennis Aces Super Mario Odyssey Super Mario Party Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Personal information
Gender	Female
Homeland	Earth (formerly) The Cosmos/Comet Observatory
Race	Human/Celestial Sorceress

Rosalina (ロゼッタRozetta, Rosetta) is a character that first appeared in Super Mario Galaxy, but has become a somewhat recurring character since then, especially in spin-off titles. She lives on the Comet Observatory with her adopted children, the Lumas.

She is seen as a type of sorceress, with great power. Her sole duty is to watch over and guard the universe, the Mushroom World and protect her Lumas. Rosalina's back-story is described in her story book, which is found in the Comet Observatory's Library in Super Mario Galaxy.

Nine chapters can be unlocked throughout the game, and the final one can be unlocked by completing the game. She is currently voiced by Laura Faye Smith.

Appearance

Rosalina has a very similar appearance to Peach, other than resembling her. Like most other human Mario characters Rosalina has blue eyes, though hers are more cyan in color. Only her left eye is visible from a directly frontal view as her particularly large bang of her hair hides her right eye. She has peach-colored defined lips, and long platinum-blonde hair that reaches to her waist.

Her primary outfit consists of a turquoise long-sleeved gown that bares her shoulders, along with a silver crown with four gems on it, a sliver star-shaped brooch, gold star-shaped earrings, and silver high heels. She notably appears in this outfit when playing golf.

Like Peach and Daisy, she has a biker suit when riding bikes or ATVs in Mario Kart Wii and Mario Kart 8. Hers is primarily white and teal, to differentiate hers from those of Peach and Daisy.

Her primary sports outfit is akin to the sporty minidresses of Peach and Daisy (though, again, teal), but with what appears to be white leggings instead of the other two girls' socks.

Her swimwear (as seen in the fifth Mario and Sonic game) is based on those of Peach and Daisy (though teal again), but tweaked, along with sleeves to resemble her usual dress.

History

Super Mario series

Super Mario Galaxy

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Rosalina in her Library with the Lumas in Super Mario Galaxy.

While visiting the Mushroom World, the Comet Observatory is attacked by Bowser. While attacking, he steals all of the observatory's Power Stars and Grand Stars. Rosalina appears later to Mario, or Luigi, if you've beaten the game once, after Princess Peach is kidnapped. To help Mario or Luigi on their quest, she gives them a Luma, who is named Young Master Luma. He is a Luma with Princess Peach at the Star Festival. After Mario or Luigi collect enough Power Stars and Grand Stars, Rosalina flies the observatory to the center of the universe, where Mario or Luigi will have the final battle with Bowser.

Super Mario Galaxy 2

Rosalina makes her first appearance in the game in the ending cutscene of Super Mario Galaxy 2. When Lubba then reveals that he has met Rosalina before, Lubba referring to her as "The Lady of the Shooting Stars," but that is all that is shared. During the game, Rosalina will send letters to the Luma that is with Mario, but knows that she doesn't sign the letters, so the identity of the writer is unknown.

If the player receives 120 Stars and defeats the final boss again, a cutscene is played. The cutscene shows Rosalina and her Lumas in the Library, revealing that she was telling the story of Super Mario Galaxy 2. Then, she decides to narrate how Mario, or Luigi, if you complete the game once, collect every Green Star to her Lumas. If Mario and Luigi collect every single star in the game, and beat the Grandmaster Galaxy Daredevil Comet run, Rosalina will thank and join them on the Starship Mario. Lubba then congratulates you on bringing Rosalina, or "The Lady of the Shooting Stars" aboard the ship.

Super Mario Galaxy 2 - Meeting Rosalina (242 Stars)

Rosalina thanking Mario, and Lubba calling her "The Lady of the shooting Stars"

Players can also use Rosalina to represent their file on the file select screen. However, the Rosalina avatar can only be used on save files in which the player has collected 120 stars, and unlocked the Green Star Prankster Comets. This game also features a cosmic entity that highly resembles Rosalina, known as the Cosmic Spirit. This entity will appear after failing to collect a star on a level several times, and she will be there to help you.

Super Mario 3D World

Rosalina in Super Mario 3D World

Rosalina is unlockable as the fifth playable character in Super Mario 3D World. She is unlocked by playing and completing the second level in World Star, Super Galaxy. This has marked the first time Rosalina is playable in a Mario platformer game. After defeating Bowser in World 8, the Sprixies can be found in World 1. After talking to them, the Sprixies will build a rocket that will go to World Star. She will appear in the second level of the world, and after completing it she will become playable in any level. Her special abilities, as a playable character, are the Spin Jump and the Spin Attack, originally from the Super Mario Galaxy series.

Super Mario Odyssey

Rosalina in Super Mario Odyssey

Rosalina makes a appearnces in Odyssey as an 8-bit sprite in the Dark Side of the moon and on a wall on the Darker Side of the moon, however she was originally supposedly to make actually appears in the game as a guitarist and Mario was originally supposedly to have a Luma costume.

Other Exciting Appearances

Mario Kart series

Mario Kart Wii

Rosalina makes her first playable appearance in Mario Kart Wii as an unlockable character. She can be unlocked by having a save file for Super Mario Galaxy and racing in 50 races, or the player can attain at least a 1 Star Rank for all Mirror Grand Prix Cups. Unlike Princess Peach and Princess Daisy, Rosalina is in the heavyweight class (likely as she is taller than the others; the same thing happens to Waluigi) while Peach and Daisy are in the middleweight class. While she races, a yellow Luma will circle around her the whole time, and even make sounds as well. Rosalina will wear her normal dress when riding in karts, but on bikes she wears her biker suit, which is the same as Peach's and Daisy's, but has Rosalina's own color scheme. Her emblem on her kart and bike is the Grand Star. Rosalina is also the staff ghost character for Rainbow Road.

Mario Kart 7

Rosalina returns again in the Mario Kart series, this being her second time in the series overall.

Rosalina racing in Rosalina's Ice World.

This time, Rosalina doesn't have a Luma circling her kart, but her emblem remains the Grand Star. She is again a heavier character, but this time being in the cruiser class. Just like the previous Mario Kart game, she is unlockable by completing the Star Cup on 150cc. Rosalina has a course named after her, which is called Rosalina's Ice World, which has what appears to be the Comet Observatory in the background. The staff ghosts uses her in the Time Trials for Music Park and Rosalina's Ice World.

Mario Kart 8

Like the previous Mario Kart games, Rosalina is an unlockable and playable character. Unlike Mario Kart Wii, Luma will not be circling around her. Like Mario Kart Wii, Rosalina maintains her biker suit, which she wears on bikes and the game's new ATVs.

Rosalina in Mario Kart 8

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

Her appearance in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is unchanged from her appearance in Mario Kart 8. She is used by the same 150cc staff ghost, Nin★Leonel on a Circuit Special with the Standard tires and Super Glider. Even used by the 200cc staff ghost, Nin★Pedro.

Super Smash Bros. action series

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U

Rosalina is a newcomer in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U with Luma as her partner. She is the fifth Mario universe representative and the second female representative after Peach. In battle, Luma mimics the actions of Rosalina, allowing the duo to attack from two places at once. Rosalina's Special Moves and standard move set are all based on Super Mario Galaxy:

• Luma Shot: Rosalina launches Luma forward, allowing it to remain in one location to set up combos
• Star Bits: Rosalina commands Luma to fire two miniature star bits
• Launch Star: Rosalina propels herself forward with a Launch Star.
• Gravitational Pull: Rosalina creates a gravity field around her, drawing all items and projectiles (with nullified effects) toward her.

Rosalina's Final Smash Power Star involves her summoning a massive Power Star, which gradually expands while shooting out smaller stars, before exploding, racking up massive amounts of damage for opponents caught within it.

Much like Peach, her defense and speed equipment attributes are based on her normal outfit (here her dress has glittery stars on it and her heels are more of an extremely light green instead of the usual silver).

Mario Party series

Mario Party: Island Tour

Rosalina appears in Mario Party: Island Tour, however she is not playable. She appears on the Rocket Road game board at the end.

Mario Party 10

Rosalina makes her Mario Party debut in Mario Party 10 as a standard playable character.

Powers and Abilities

• Magic: Rosalina is extremely skilled in the use of magic.

• Force Field Generation: Rosalina can create force fields. She can surround the Comet Observatory with a huge force field, transforming it into a starship as a form of transportation. Also, if Mario attempts to jump on Rosalina, a force field would appear and protect her.

• Levitation: Like the Lumas, Rosalina can also levitate herself in the air.

• Teleport: Rosalina has shown the ability to teleport, at least from Earth to Space.

• Telepathy: When Mario wakes up in the Mushroom Kingdom after the Lumas throw themselves into the black hole that Bowser's collapsing galaxy created, Rosalina speaks to Mario via telepathy, telling him that all life carries the essence of stars, even himself.

• Hologram-like Projections: Rosalina has shown the ability to create hologram-like projections of herself in Super Mario Galaxy 2, when she encounters Mario, after Mario defeats Bowser.

Trivia

• Rosalina's storybook in Super Mario Galaxy is likely the story of how her Lumas, the observatory, and her powers were created.
• Rosalina's original design looked like the kind of dresses Peach and Daisy wear, but they changed it to be more "loose-flowing."
• In Mario Kart Wii, she is the only female by all unlockable heavyweights. This class designation may be due to her being taller than Peach and Daisy; the same happens to the tall, skinny-as-a-beanpole Waluigi.
• In Mario Golf: World Tour, Rosalina is a playable character, but still wears her normal dress. This aspect carries over into the golf game of Mario Sports Superstars. Because of this, Rosalina is the second female to participate in a sports-centered game wearing high heels, after White Mage. (Peach and Daisy don't have this designation because the Mario Kart games and Mario Party series aren't official sports games, though Mario Kart may be close to it).
• If Rosalina's dress were more like the one Peach wore in Super Mario Sunshine, it would likely be strapless since the normal version exposes her shoulders.
• Rosalina's Fire form has her put her hair in a ponytail like Peach does in sports games, the only time a female other than Peach does so. Notably, her bang still covers her right eye.
• During an interview with Yoshiaki Koizumi (Director of Super Mario Galaxy, Creator of Rosalina) on the development of Super Mario Galaxy, he explained that Rosalina was originally meant to be related with Peach, but it was later decided against. In her storybook, there is a depiction her mother, who resembles Peach in a blue dress.
• During the final chapter in the French version of Super Mario Galaxy a description of her father is given describing him as a taller, mustached father, depicting him as Luigi.
• Rosalina is shown to be one of the tallest characters in the Mario franchise. Her height is also shown to be equaled to Waluigi’s height making the 2 of them the tallest human characters in the series.
• It has been speculated by multiple people, most notably The Game Theorists on YouTube, that Rosalina is the daughter of Peach and Luigi (or possibly Mario) from a previous cycle of the galaxy.

Gallery

To view Rosalina's image gallery, click here.

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