The Legendary Starfy

Starfy, a cute and clumsy little starfish, has been rescued by Old Man Lobber, who teaches him swimming skills and entrusts Starfy on a quest to help others. His adventure not only helps them save their friends but also uncovers a prophecy, foreshadowing even greater challenges ahead.

GAME DATASHEET
Name	The Legendary Starfy
Genre	"Sea platformer"
Developer	TOSE
Publisher	Nintendo
Language	Japanese \| English

If you’re a fan of Kirby, you’re gonna vibe with this. These series feel similar. The graphics are super vibrant, with a cartoonish style that pops off the screen. You’ve got your classic platforming goodness, but the water mechanics add a fresh flavor. You can swim, float, and dive, which keeps things interesting.

The levels are cleverly designed, offering a mix of exploration and fast-paced action. The bosses, while not the toughest, are charmingly creative. It's not the hardest game out there. It can feel a bit too easy at times, especially if you’ve got platforming skills. But that’s part of the charm; it’s more about the fun and exploration than stressing over tough levels.

Download

If you wanna dive in, just tap that shiny download button below to embark on your aquatic adventure and snag the .RAR file. Once you've got it, extract the treasures nestled within straight into the root of your SD card. Next up, it's time to install the .CIA file!

Oh, and if you’d like to know about The Legendary Starfy Origins, use the Remote Install feature of the FBI app by scanning the QRs below. It’s like casting a magic wave that brings Starfy right to your HOME Menu!

The Legendary Starfy Origins (Pixel Perfect)

The Legendary Starfy Origins (Widescreen)

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AUGUST 2025 UPDATE

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Greetings, valued users and devoted digital explorers. This is our latest progress report, filled with the usual mix of meaningful upgrades and corporate whimsy that you’ve come to expect from us, plus a few surprises that might actually make you raise an eyebrow in mild interest. We are pleased to announce that This Website's Redevelopment Plan™ is officially entering its active implementation phase. Now, before you start frantically refreshing the page searching for sweeping changes, allow us to clarify: the bulk of this work is happening behind the scenes, where our team of overworked engineers is quietly rewriting the digital foundations of this platform. The most visible transformations are still slated for later this year, so consider this the loading screen before the main event. In exciting personnel news, we're proud to welcome Zack, the 3DS community's foremost 2D movie injection wizard, as our first official collaborator. His expertise in cinematic preservation makes him the perfect collaborator as we expand our digital archives. As for the Theater, we're maintaining our weekly release schedule, with a reduced volume tho. Some of you have already noticed that our game updates have been slower lately, turns out, curating anime and developing a website simultaneously is hard. Who knew? Rest assured, we're working on balancing these priorities more effectively. As promised in our previous communication, the Pokémon Thread has received its scheduled update. Although we'll admit this one's on the lighter side. Fear not, next month's update will focus specifically on original story hacks, so save your appetite for those substantial narrative twists. Now, for this month’s juiciest tidbit: Virtual Boy injects are now officially supported. In a move that absolutely no one demanded but a few of you will inexplicably celebrate, we’ve expanded our catalog to include these crimson relics of Nintendo's darkest past. While we briefly considered declaring this the month’s theme (imagine the aesthetic possibilities, so much red), we ultimately decided there simply wasn’t enough material to justify such a tribute. Instead, these headache-inducing classics will take their place quietly in our consoles list, where they belong. As for this month's theme? Horror games. Yes, we're aware October would've been the most fitting choice, but where's the fun in predictability? Oh, and in a stunning display of better late than never, we’ve finally added a dedicated button for RPG Maker games. We know, we know, it only took us how many updates? Let’s just pretend this was always part of the plan. For the technically inclined among you, we're proud to announce our comprehensive PlayStation injection tutorial is now available on our official YouTube channel. This exhaustive guide covers everything from standalone titles to multidisc monstrosities, including those pesky LibCrypted specimens. Consider it our gift to the tinkerers in our community. Thus concludes another chapter in the Quasartico Inc. saga. Stay wonderful, stay curious, and above all, stay tuned.

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