Mario Rabbids Sparks of Hope full spark list, and where to find them

There are few things more important than this. Mario + Rabbids Sparks HopeThe titular Sparks — basically just lil’ guys with silly faces who help you out in battle. Across the game’s five distinct planets, you’ll meet 30 sparks, each of which has a unique pairing of an active and passive ability.

The majority of sparks are positive. However, there are some that are not. Great. You will probably have a few left over. You can make sparks more by spending star bitsUse or referring to? star potion, though.) Initially, each character can only equip one spark at a time, but you’ll soon get the option to slot two per party member.

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If want you unlock the full potential of the game’s deliciously robust tactical combat, finding all 30 sparks is imperative. Here’s the full list of every spark in Mario + Rabbids Sparks HopeThis includes information about their roles in combat and where they can be found:

Beacon Beach sparkles

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• Starburst:It increases how much damage your turn does and decreases the amount of damage you take. This effect is also granted to members of your party in your area. Mario starts with Starburst
• Reflector:You can reflect a percentage of the damage that you take back to the enemy, and it will also buff your weapon damage. To unlock Reflector, please follow the tutorial.
• Pyrostar:This gives your weapon an additional fire damage and renders you invulnerable to the burn status effect. Pyrostar can be obtained through the main story.
• Aquanox:You get water damage to your weapon for one turn, and immunity from the splash status effect. Aquanox can be obtained through the main story.
• Toxiquake:You are immune to the effects of the ooze status and you will be able to create a series of toxic-imbued shockwaves which inflict damage on your opponents. You can get Toxiquake by reading the main story.
• Exosphere:This ability reduces damage received on your next enemy turn, as well passively increasing damage dealt with dashes and stomps and other movement abilities. Exosphere is the starting point for Edge.
• Screech:This ability pushes your enemies away and increases the critical hit damage that you inflict. (Finish Beacon Beach’s secret zone to get Screech)
• Electrodash:You can imbue your dashes in electric damage and make you immune to the shock state effect for one turn. (Complete the “From Bad to Worse” side quest to get Electrodash)
• Aquadash:Your dashes are infused with water damage, making them immune to the splash status effect. (Complete the “Cheep Beats and Bleepbeats” side quest to get Aquadash)

Pristine Peaks sparks

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• Cryobolide:This gives your weapon bonus Ice damage and renders you immune to frostbite status effects. You can get Cryobolide by reading the main story.
• Ethering: Depending on Ethering’s level, it turns you invisible for a turn or two, which prevents enemies from attacking you. You can also make your dashes stronger. You can get Ethering by reading the main story.
• Electroid:You get an electric bonus to your weapon for each turn, and you are immune from the shock status effect. Electroid is obtained by the end of the main story.
• Pyrogedden:This ability deals fire damage to all enemies located in the area. It also protects you against the burn status effect. Pyrogedden can be earned by completing your first battle in Winter Palace.
• Vampdash:Your dash will have a health-siphoning effect that lasts for a turn. It also increases damage from dashes. (Finish Pristine Peaks’ secret zone to get Vampdash)
• Regenesis:You can restore a large percentage of your health, for a specific number of terms. Its plus may increase your max health. (Complete the “Hide n’ Squeak” side quest to get Regenesis)
• Zephystar:You are now immune to the gust state effect and your weapon gets wind damage as a bonus. (Complete the “Dr. Vent’s Frozen Oddity” side quest to get Zephystar)

Palette Prime sparks

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• Glitter:You can draw enemies to you and increase your weapon damage. You can get Glitter by reading the main story.
• Electrogedden:You are protected from the shock status effect and receive electric damage. You can get Electrogedden by reading the main story.
• Zephyrquake:This creates wind-imbued shockwaves that damage enemies and prevent you from experiencing the gust status effect. Zephyrquake is obtained by following the main story.
• Wildclaw MasterThis spell summons a wildclaw friend and decreases the damage you suffer. (Finish Palette Prime’s secret zone to get Wildclaw Master)
• Vampastra:The damage from your next attack is more severe, it has a greater chance to land as a critical hit and you will be able to restore some of the damage that you have done as HP. (Complete the “Bury the Hatchet” side quest to get Vampastra)
• Zephyrdash:You can imbue your dashes in wind damage and make them immune to the gust status effect for one turn. (Complete the “A Dryad’s Dream” side quest to get Zephyrdash)

Terra Flora sparks

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• Aquaquake:This creates water-imbued shockwaves which inflict damage on nearby enemies. It also protects you against the splash status effect. Aquaquake is obtained by going through the main story.
• Pulser:Recovers nearby allies, and boosts your healing. Pulser is obtained by reading the main story.
• Cryogedden:Ice damage is dealt to enemies within an area and you are protected from the frostbite effect. (Finish Terra Flora’s secret zone to get Cryogedden)
• Toxicomet:You are immune to the effects of the ooze status and your weapon receives additional toxic damage. (Complete the “Quest for Courage” side quest to get Toxicomet)
• Oozer Master:Also summons an oozer allies and applies the silence status effect for any toxic attacks. (Complete the “Sullivan’s Despair” side quest to get Oozer Master)

Barrendale Mesa sparks

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• Gargantu-Fan:Gargantu Fan creates an intense shockwave which does massive damage and gives you a boost in your health. You can get Gargantu Fun through the main story.
• Squashette Master:You can summon a squashette ally to increase your maximum HP. (Finish Barrendale Mesa’s secret zone to get Squashette Master)
• Scoper Master: You can summon a Scoper ally to increase your chances of landing a critical hit. (Complete the “Tortured Artist” side quest to get Scoper Master)