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There are 256 Keychains in total, and they come in two types: Normal and Rare (which are golden-colored with a rainbow core, and have golden wings in addition). Once the stage or mode is complete, any collected Keychains will be uncovered and added to the collection. Normal Keychains are randomly obtained. Generally, the selection will favor new kinds of Keychains, but it is possible to obtain the same type of Keychain more than once. Rare Keychains are unique, however, and can be found only in particular places in Story Mode, one in each stage (excluding Boss stages). After a Rare Keychain is collected, subsequent visits to that stage will have a normal Keychain in its spot; therefore, only one of each Rare Keychain can typically be collected. | There are 256 Keychains in total, and they come in two types: Normal and Rare (which are golden-colored with a rainbow core, and have golden wings in addition). Once the stage or mode is complete, any collected Keychains will be uncovered and added to the collection. Normal Keychains are randomly obtained. Generally, the selection will favor new kinds of Keychains, but it is possible to obtain the same type of Keychain more than once. Rare Keychains are unique, however, and can be found only in particular places in Story Mode, one in each stage (excluding Boss stages). After a Rare Keychain is collected, subsequent visits to that stage will have a normal Keychain in its spot; therefore, only one of each Rare Keychain can typically be collected. | ||
Additionally, Keychains can be shared with other players via [[StreetPass]], as one of the items thrown out by [[Bandana Waddle Dee]]. Doing so will occasionally allow the player to obtain a Rare Keychain, in addition to normal Keychains. Once 10 of the same Keychain have been collected, no more duplicates of that Keychain will appear; this is indicated in the Keychain Collection by its standard green pin being replaced by an orange star-shaped pin. | Additionally, Keychains can be shared with other players via [[StreetPass]], as one of the items thrown out by [[Bandana Waddle Dee]]. Doing so will occasionally allow the player to obtain a Rare Keychain, in addition to normal Keychains. Once 10 of the same Keychain have been collected, no more duplicates of that Keychain will appear; this is indicated in the Keychain Collection by its standard green pin being replaced by an orange star-shaped pin. Because duplicate Rare Keychains can be obtained via dedicated StreetPassing, it is possible, though difficult, to obtain the star-shaped pin for a Rare Keychain. | ||
Keychains can also be seen on the main menu, with a selection of Keychains unique to each file appearing on the top screen. They start out randomly selected, but starting at around 70% completion, they will appear in a formation following a pre-set theme (for example, characters from the same game, or different varieties of a particular character). In both the main menu and the Keychain Collection menu, Keychains are affected by the 3DS gyroscope and will tilt and jingle with proper respect to gravity. | Keychains can also be seen on the main menu, with a selection of Keychains unique to each file appearing on the top screen. They start out randomly selected, but starting at around 70% completion, they will appear in a formation following a pre-set theme (for example, characters from the same game, or different varieties of a particular character). In both the main menu and the Keychain Collection menu, Keychains are affected by the 3DS gyroscope and will tilt and jingle with proper respect to gravity. | ||
