When the player manages to get Power Stars and beats the final boss again, a scene is shown after the ending credits, showing Rosalina and her Lumas in the Library, revealing that she was telling the story of Super Mario Galaxy 2. If Mario, Yoshi , and Luigi manage to collect every single star in the game, and survive the Grandmaster Galaxy 's Daredevil Comet , Rosalina thanks them and joins them on Starship Mario.
Players can also use Rosalina's head to represent their file on the file select screen. However, the Rosalina head can only be used on save files in which the player has collected stars, and unlocked the Green Star Prankster Comets. This game also features a cosmic entity that highly resembles Rosalina, known as the Cosmic Spirit. She is unlocked after the player has completed World Star Super Galaxy.
She has the ability to use the Spin attack, similar to that of Mario and Luigi in the Super Mario Galaxy games, has a very high jump, and has normal traction. She is, however, slower like Princess Peach. This is also the first time Rosalina is playable in a Mario platformer. As with the other characters, she can use all the power-ups in the game, but when she gets one except the Double Cherry and the Super Star , her Spin attack is replaced with the attack used by that power-up.
If the player completes The Great Tower of Bowser Land after Rosalina has been unlocked, she is then seen with two Lumas in the end credits, at the end of the first split of the Clear Pipe , replacing three Sprixie denizens. Additionally, Rosalina's Comet Observatory can be seen in the background of the game's expanded key artwork, the final scene after the credits, and World Star Super Galaxy. Although Rosalina is usually associated with the color cyan, according to the game's director Kenta Motakura, Rosalina's Cat Suit is black as a request from producer Yoshiaki Koizumi.
Here, she is given an 8-bit appearance based on her Super Smash Bros. If the player loses a life while wearing the Rosalina costume, the "Too Bad! When interacted with, Rosalina performs a spin and the player is given ten coins. Aside from this, while she herself does not appear in the game, concept art revealed that she was planned to appear as a street musician playing an acoustic guitar.
Although she does not appear physically in Super Mario Maker 2 , it is strongly implied Rosalina is Stargazer in the game's story mode, due to her courses taking place in the sky theme during night, which features light gravity, and alludes to both Super Mario Galaxy games.
Additionally, her course descriptions involve her either pleading to the player to defeat a major enemy near a planet, or use their knowledge of a course part to complete that course. A Rosalina Wig also appears as an unlockable hat that can be worn by Miis , unlocked by clearing courses. Rosalina's first appearance as a playable character, as well as her debut in Mario spin-off installments overall, is in Mario Kart Wii , where she is a Large-sized unlockable character.
She can be unlocked by winning first place with at least a 1 Star Rank in all Mirror Grand Prix Cups, having a Super Mario Galaxy save file and play 50 races, or playing 4, races. Rosalina rides in Large vehicles, and is the first female character to ever be in this class due to her tall height. In Mario Kart Wii , a Luma orbits around Rosalina and occasionally squeals or giggles when the player performs an aerial trick. Rosalina's racing symbol is a Grand Star.
Like Peach and Daisy , Rosalina appears in a biker suit while racing on any of the bikes, only that the color scheme is different to the overall color scheme of her main dress. Her signature bike is the Shooting Star and her signature kart is the Honeycoupe. Rosalina in the Jetsetter is the staff ghost for Rainbow Road.
Statwise, Rosalina offers moderate boosts to speed, handling and Mini-Turbo, making her a good fit on the Jetsetter and the Wario Bike. Along with Dry Bowser , Rosalina is one of two playable characters in this game to not reappear in Mario Super Sluggers. Additionally, she is the only character whose voice echoes even more when she activates a Star , as her voice naturally echoes in this game.
This is the first time that Rosalina appears on a handheld game. She is a Cruiser-type character, along with Donkey Kong and Wiggler , and this time, she appears without a Luma accompanying her in the races. Rosalina has an advantage bonus in weight and speed.
Just as in Mario Kart Wii , Rosalina is an unlockable character, which the player must win the Star Cup at cc to unlock. In this game, she has her own track, Rosalina's Ice World , which makes allusion to the Super Mario Galaxy series, where she has appeared prominently.
When Rosalina uses the Peach Parasol for a glider, it becomes turquoise to match her color scheme. Likewise, her Birthday Girl kart is colored blue. She is classified as a heavyweight character, meaning she has exceptional speed, but poor acceleration and handling. Rosalina returns as an unlockable playable racer in Mario Kart 8. In addition, her infant counterpart makes her debut in this installment. Much like in Mario Kart 7 , her Peach Parasol glider is turquoise. In the Wii U version, Rosalina is one of the lighter heavyweights, sacrificing some speed and weight to boost her acceleration, handling, and traction stats a little.
This time, she is available from the start. She is once again a heavyweight character, albeit in the lightest of the 5 different heavy groups, sharing stats with King Boo and Link. She has the lowest top speed and weight of all the heavyweights, while still sharing similar acceleration as other heavy groups. However, her handling is amongst the best of the heavyweights shared with the metal characters.
She also has the strongest mini-turbo boost of the heavyweights. Finally, her traction stat is noticeably strong, being far and away the best in her weight class, and the 3rd best base traction stat in the game. Rosalina reappears as a playable character in Mario Kart Tour since the Tokyo Tour , where she is available as a Super character.
Her special item is the Dash Ring. In pre-release beta test, however, Rosalina was a Super Rare former name of High-End character whose special item was the Boomerang Flower , and a week 2 spotlight for the tour.
Rosalina wearing a witch outfit, referred to in-game as "Rosalina Halloween ", also appears as a separate playable character, made available as the first High-End Spotlight driver for the Halloween Tour.
She, like her normal counterpart, has the Dash Ring as her special item. Another version of Rosalina wearing a dress patterned after the aurora borealis northern lights , referred to as "Rosalina Aurora " appears as a separate playable character and as the first High-End Spotlight driver for the Vancouver Tour.
Her special item is the Ice Flower. A third variant of Rosalina wearing a teal swimdress, referred to as "Rosalina Swimwear " appears as a separate playable character and as the first High-End Spotlight driver for the Marine Tour.
Her special item is the Coin Box. A fourth variant of Rosalina, in her Fire Rosalina form, appears as a separate playable character and as the first High-End Spotlight driver for the Rosalina Tour , which is themed around her.
Her special item is the Fire Flower. In addition, her previous three variants all appeared as the second week's spotlight drivers. Rosalina appears in volume 38 of the Japanese manga, Super Mario-Kun. After Bowser uses a flyswatter to knock Mario away to a planet, Mario loses his motivation, despite Luma's efforts to get him back. Rosalina sends a hologram of a Giant Goomba for Mario, thus making him use his Star Spin technique to make it disappear much to Mario's surprise.
She later helps him on the adventure. She is a non-playable character on the space themed board, Rocket Road , where she waits at the end of the board for the winner, and also appears in the celebration for a victory on this board. Rosalina appears as a playable character in Mario Party 10 ; her first playable appearance in the series. She has her own amiibo board, the Rosalina Board , where it is unlocked if the player places a Rosalina amiibo on the GamePad.
On a side note, Mario Party 10 is the very first Mario title to have Rosalina as a starting character. Rosalina returns in Mario Party: Star Rush albeit as an unlockable player character. She can be unlocked by either earning enough party points to reach level 6 or by scanning in a Rosalina amiibo. In Toad Scramble, she can be recruited by players and has the ability to mysteriously crush glowing rocks.
Her dice block is the Wondrous Dice Block , which can roll a 5, 6, or the rank that the player is currently in 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th. Rosalina returns in the minigame compilation title Mario Party: The Top as a playable character, and like the rest of the playable cast, she is available from the start. Rosalina returns as a playable character in Super Mario Party. Like in Mario Party 10 , she is available from the start. Every playable character in this game has a unique Dice Block ; in Rosalina's case, it is colored light blue and two of its faces each give her two coins without moving , while the other faces display a 2, 3, 4, and 8 respectively.
Unlike Peach and Daisy , Rosalina does not have a change in outfit for this game. She is one of the strongest characters, losing only to Bowser in distance. She also has a fade, meaning that her ball curves to the right. She has the highest shot in the game, which means that she can easily hit over trees, but the ball is affected by wind more. Unlike the other characters, she does not hold her club; she magically levitates it and controls it with her wand.
Rosalina returns in Mario Golf: Super Rush , this time available in the base game and sporting a golf outfit. She is an All-Around Type, boasting high stamina and power, but with middling control and poor spin.
Rosalina was announced to be the fourth newcomer fighter in Super Smash Bros. A variety of her abilities use a Luma, particularly to aid in combos. Although Rosalina is the tallest female fighter in the game the third tallest overall when compared to Bowser and Ganondorf , she is a lightweight fighter, as opposed to the Mario games, where she is a heavyweight. In fact, Rosalina is one of the lightest fighters in the game, only being heavier than Mr. Along with being lightweight, Rosalina also has a very high air acceleration attribute, along with a very low falling speed attribute, only falling faster than Princess Peach and Jigglypuff.
However, despite her strong air mobility, Rosalina's air speed is only around average. Rosalina and Luma have a moveset largely inspired by the Super Mario Galaxy games. Luma can be attacked and defeated, and can eventually be re-summoned by Rosalina. However, like attacking Nana and Olimar's Pikmin , the damage does not count towards Rosalina's damage percentage, though Luma has its own individual but unseen damage counter.
Rosalina can also control how far away the Luma can be from her, by using her standard special attack; the Luma Shot. Her down special move is named Gravitational Pull , which sends items and weapons towards Rosalina.
While she uses this move, weapons are disabled. Her up special attack; the Launch Star , gives Rosalina a vertical boost with an animation similar to Mario's and Luigi's animation after using a Launch Star in the Super Mario Galaxy games, even including the Launch Star sound effect. Her side special, Star Bits , releases a group of Star Bits that are used as projectiles.
Rosalina's Final Smash, Power Star , summons a large Power Star, which shoots many smaller stars onto the stage that damage opponents. The partner Luma can be yellow, apricot , green, red, blue, or Polari. The differences are aesthetic only. Rosalina seems to retain her appearance from the Mario series, with the exception of glittery star patterns, made with an iridescent fiber, adorning the bottom of her dress.
This is unlike Princess Peach, whose appearance is different from that in the Mario series. Rosalina's dress comes in eight colors for players to choose from: the default turquoise, mint green, pink, gold, black and gold, purple, and two red and white colored dresses, one of which resembles her Fire form in Super Mario 3D World , while the other is inversed and resembles White Mage 's appearance in Mario Hoops 3-on-3 and Mario Sports Mix.
The 3DS version was also the first game where Rosalina is a playable default character. Up until Super Smash Bros. Rosalina does not share a victory theme with the other Mario characters, instead using a short arrangement of "Overture" from Super Mario Galaxy.
In this game, Rosalina is the only character who is neither a villain nor an anti-hero with this trait; however, in the next installment, this trait is now shared with Lucina , Robin , Chrom and Corrin. Rosalina and Luma return as playable unlockable fighters in Super Smash Bros. Rosalina's back story is chronicled in her storybook told by her in the Comet Observatory's library in Super Mario Galaxy. Nine chapters are unlocked throughout the game, and the last chapter is unlocked by completing the game.
Rosalina is taller than most characters, rivaling Waluigi's height, and bearing a resemblance to Princess Peach. Rosalina's skin is pale, her eyes are a light shade of blue, and her hair is a lighter blond than Peach's.
She wears purple nail polish, and has a bang that obscures her right eye. In some of her appearances, Rosalina carries a silver wand with her. She wears a light blue dress that cuts off at the top of her chest, where a powder blue flap loops around, and has long sleeves with an opening at the bottom, which are topped with blue powder frills.
At the bottom is another grill that loops around until it turns to the middle, which has a visible petticoat. Her brooch and earrings are star shaped, while her crown features Star shaped features engraved into it. Her brooch, crown, and heels are silver, and her earrings are golden. Rosalina is a wise, kind, and mature character in the Mario series. She is a calm and reserved character, who also explains how the universe works.
Rosalina has 9 different names from different countries. Rosalina's appearance out of video games was in the Mario's Manga series. In the comic, she was to help Mario when he lost all of his motivation to a Goomba hologram. A Legend says that Rosalina is a parallel version of Princess Peach. In fact, both girls decided to make a cake after their stories happily finished. Rosalina is the only princess in the Mario series without a boyfriend.
A fan theory says that Rosalina is paired up with Waluigi, or Mario and Rosalina being together and Mario fooling Peach. But Nintendo said that it was "obviously" fake.
Without turning, her mother replied, "Don't fret, dearest. I'm not going anywhere. I'm always watching over you, like the sun in the day and the moon in the night. A wave of sadness washed over the girl. In Super Mario Galaxy, the passing of Rosalina's mother and the wish to see her again and visit her home planet is what sets up for the backstory of the Galaxy traveling princess. All we know of her parents is that they are from the same world as Mario and the rest.
Her father is described in the French release in a little more detail—stroking his mustache that was his pride. Given the illustration appears to be a lower half of Peach's face, the castle that some fans argue didn't really look like the Mushroom Kingdom in one game, but a little more in others—the argument in the Game Theory videos explains how Rosalina is most likely the daughter of Peach and Mario.
It can be a pretty valid argument. Except things change is different cycles of the universe. Could it be just a coincidence that the illustration of the brother has a green hat? Maybe Rosalina is of the Mario line in a different cycle—not as a daughter but as a sister?
Could she be another incarnation of Peach? Then there is the strange photo that appears and the change in text that appears when Luigi replays Galaxy. This, in a cycle where there is another version of himself that he must rescue. A brother with a green hat.
A father with a mustache, and also those piercing blue eyes. When beating Galaxy as Luigi, you are gifted with a photograph of Luigi posing with Rosalina. Both are much taller than anyone else in the game. Could Rosalina be the daughter from another cycle when Luigi was the main character explaining the Year of Luigi series of games and remixed versions where he was the big cheese rather than Mario?
Luigi is known to be left-handed—a trait that would be dominant to two parents that both have this preference. Perhaps during the time reset when the Year of Luigi had taken place, that is when Peach and Luigi had been together and had given birth to Rosalina. This would explain why on the next reset which went back to Peach and Mario and Daisy with Luigi, it didn't make much sense that Mario could be her father. In a playthrough of Super Mario Odyssey, several things are apparent, as the planet has become unstable from Bowser's meddling and it is suffering from its most recent remix of the Universe.
Why is Mario finding moon fragments, and traversing landscapes with moon rocks, all before Bowser and Peach actually get to the moon for their wedding? Is this just tying together the Dark and Darker Sides of the Moon levels? Or is this more of the remix of the Universe at hand? We know that Mario, Peach, Tiara, and Bowser escape when Cappie is used to take over Bowser's body and he claws his way through the moon to reach the final escape back to the Odyssey—but if this is just happening in present-day, why are there moon fragments and rocks all over the lands from the beginning of the game?
When Mario goes back to these areas after completing the game the first time, some new things appear. The reshuffle this time, the one starting back in Galaxy where everyone ended up back in the Mushroom Kingdom, brought characters and elements from various lands and changed the set up.
This directly explains how no matter what land Mario is in Odyssey, be it the humans of New Donk City to robots and dinosaurs—everyone is well aware of each other and doesn't find it strange interacting with creatures from other places and seemingly timelines.
Why is New Donk City so advanced but other places so primitive? Why are there hidden elements from 2D side-scrolling Mario games implanted in Odyssey? So then how many years have passed between Mario games? We last saw Rosalina on the same planet with everyone for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe so we know it has been a hundred years since the last reshuffling—and this explains a lot about the environment of the worlds in Odyssey.
The Mushroom Kingdom looks a little different again when we see it at the end of Odyssey, the lone tree from the fade-out of Galaxy where Rosalina's mother—Peach from a different timeline is buried is no longer a lone tree if you search for it in a sweeping shot. Where some fans argue that this title is just another of those offshoots from the Super Mario franchise—the game does take place in a remix of the Mushroom Kingdom where there is a second version of all the main cast as Rabbids, again proving that the reshuffle has taken place again.
Is there enough evidence to prove that Rosalina is a descendant of Peach and one of the Mario Bros? I wasn't so sure until I gave a watch to the Game Theory videos and then used the evidence to support why each Mario game in the franchise is the same story but slightly different alterations to the tale. Whoever Rosalina is, her parents were possibly people that we know during one of the many remixes of the Mario Universe. This was really quite well written, I lile the idea of a theory being that perhaps Rosalina is a daughter to Mario and Peach.
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