Pick ups (Nebula)
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A list of pick ups in the game Nebula.
Hydrogen Stars[edit | edit source]
Hydrogen Stars[1] are objects in Nebula.
Appearance[edit | edit source]
Hydrogen stars appear as orange stars.
Game information[edit | edit source]
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They are rotating gold stars that grant 50 points each. They are close to the same size as the new born sun.
Multi-stars[edit | edit source]
Multi-stars are the first power-up in the game Nebula.
Appearance[edit | edit source]
Multi-star pick ups look like three green balls separating.
Game information[edit | edit source]
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When a multi-star pick up is activated, the player will split up into three green stars. One will have two eyes - this will be the one that the camera will follow. This star will act the same as a regular star, while the other two will act the same as a regular star too, except for the fact that they will have one eye, and have one health each. They first appeared in level nine of Nebula.
Superstars[edit | edit source]
Superstars are power-ups in the game Nebula.
Appearance[edit | edit source]
They appear to look like glowing mines.
Game information[edit | edit source]
When touched, this pick up grants invincibility, the ability to barrel through blocks and enemies with ease, plus a slight speed boost. The new born sun will appear as a glowing mine, and blast through any destructible object it touches. If two small stars are circling it, the power-up will regenerate after time. These power-ups first appeared in level eleven.
Star boosts[edit | edit source]
Star boosts are power-ups in Nebula.
Appearance[edit | edit source]
They appear to be a star with a sort of sash made of smaller stars around it.
Game information[edit | edit source]
Star boosts double the amount of drawing stars that can be in the level at one time from fifteen to thirty. They first appear in level thirteen.
Relativity clocks[edit | edit source]
Relativity clocks are power-ups in Nebula.
Appearance[edit | edit source]
Relativity clocks appear as glowing stop-watches.
Game information[edit | edit source]
When a relativity clocks is obtained, the player will first appear as a calm, blue star that will move slowly. Then, it will turn into a blue super sun that will move like a super star, except it will move at twice the speed and is harder to control. If two small stars are circling it, the power-up will regenerate after time.
Big Daddy bombs[edit | edit source]
Big Daddy bombs are items in the game Nebula.
Appearance[edit | edit source]
It appears as a nuclear/atomic bomb with the words "Big Daddy" printed on it.
Game information[edit | edit source]
When activated, the big red star will appear and destroy all destructible objects on the current screen.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- When a one-eyed star activates a multi-star, two new one-eyed stars will disperse from the Nebula, not the one-eyed star that got the power-up.
- The Big Daddy bomb's name is a cameo of the boss Big Daddy from the game Hot Air 2.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Nebula level 2: Big red star: And don't forget, you need to grow, so why not collect the Hydrogen Stars on the way?
| v • d • eNebula | |
|---|---|
| General | Nebula • Nebula (character) • Big red star • Stars |
| Enemies | Winged aliens • Spherical aliens • Blue stragglers |
| Interactive objects | Cosmic Keys • Regular space cubes • Switch space cubes • Bumpers • Galactic Jelly • Neutron Bombs • Moveable space cubes • Wormholes • Globule cases • Dark space cubes • Dark energy • Quantum switches • Gravity bubbles • Question mark box |
| Pick ups | Hydrogen Stars • Heart star • Multi-star • Superstar • Star boost • Relativity clock • Big Daddy bombs |
| Hazards | Dark matter balls • Lasers • Super heavy space cubes |