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Summer Rosalina 🌼
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Rosalina
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ロゼッタ (Rosetta)
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radiant rosalina🌌✨
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ロゼッタ🌌 (Rosetta 🌌)
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Rosalina doodle
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Rosalina by ろざり
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Rosalina by Winter
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Monty's detachable eyes


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In the Super Mario Galaxy games, crouch-walking makes Mario immune to electric fences.
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Slipperiness is controlled by distance


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If Mario walks very slowly against the crenellations of the platform where he first meets Rosalina i...


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