The Eternal Star Halfmoon is the furthest star in Kirby Super Star’s Milky Way Wishes sub-game, being covered in eternal night. Milky Way Wishes is a non-linear game, so the stage can be played at any time - however, it is the last "official" star of Milky Way Wishes.
Halfmoon has two parts: One half having strong winds and chaos, and the other half being covered in stars.
The chaos is the first half of the star. Those floors have high winds and fierce enemies that are either powerful or can fly. The other half is made of space-like objects, such as stars and comets. In the first room of this part, Kirby must ride a Mine Cart to destroy the stakes.
Copy Abilities[]
Due to the way copying abilities works in Milky Way Wishes, abilities can only be obtained from enemies using the Copy ability provided by the Copy Copy Essence Deluxe (though there are a few exceptions). Some Copy Abilities can only be found via Copy Essence if Kirby attempts to battle Computer Virus without a Copy Ability.
   Beam |
   Bomb |
   Cook |
   Crash |
   Cutter |
   Fighter |
   Fire |
   Hammer |
   Ice |
   Mirror |
   Ninja |
   Parasol |
   Plasma |
   Sleep |
   Stone |
   Sword |
   Wheel |
   Yo-Yo |
Copy Essence Deluxes[]
| Copy Essence Deluxe | Guide |
|---|---|
 Mirror |
In the room with Mine carts, destroy the Star Block near the bottom. Enter the door below it. |
 Ninja |
In the windy room, activate the Bomb Block chain. Enter the door. |
Trivia[]
A mention of Milky Way Wishes planets in Star Fox Zero — The Battle Begins
- In Japanese, two different readings of the planet's title have been used. "Tokoyo no Hoshi" was used in Hoshi no Kirby: Ultra Super Deluxe - Kanpeki Support Guide, while "Jōya no Hoshi" was used in Hoshi no Kirby: Ultra Super Deluxe - The Complete Guide.
- In Star Fox Zero — The Battle Begins, Slippy Toad reads a Nintendo Magazine. The name Halfmoon appears on the magazine's cover, alongside Floria, Aqualiss, and Mecheye. These are direct references to four of the planets in Kirby Super Star’s Milky Way Wishes sub-game.
- Halfmoon can also be seen in Far-Flung - Starlight Heroes in Kirby Star Allies on rare occasions.
- In Kirby Super Star, just before the fight with Computer Virus, there is a Maxim Tomato in a puddle near the door leading to the boss. In Kirby Super Star Ultra, this is replaced with a 1UP, likely due the the fact that there is a already a Maxim Tomato in the boss room.
- In Kirby Star Allies, when playing the Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go! sub-game as Marx, some stage layout in Level 5 is changed to reflect Halfmoon from Kirby Super Star.
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