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|Title=Moe-Eye | |||
|image=[[File:SMO Artwork Moe-Eye.png|200px]] | |image=[[File:SMO Artwork Moe-Eye.png|200px]] | ||
|first_appearance=''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]'' ([[List of games by date#2017|2017]]) | |first_appearance=''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]'' ([[List of games by date#2017|2017]]) | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Moe-Eyes''' are a species from ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]'' that can be | '''Moe-Eyes''' are a species from ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]'' that can be controlled with [[Cappy]]. They are based on their namesake, the {{wp|Moai}} statue heads, and have a pair of feet, earrings and sunglasses, and a tuft of green hair. Moe-Eyes are found in the [[Moe-Eye Habitat]], the Transparent Maze of the [[Sand Kingdom]], and the Underground Moon Caverns in the [[Moon Kingdom]]. | ||
==Concept and creation== | ==Concept and creation== | ||
[[File:SMO Concept Art - Moe-Eye.jpg|thumb|left|Concept art of a Moe-Eye.]] | [[File:SMO Concept Art - Moe-Eye.jpg|thumb|left|Concept art of a Moe-Eye.]] | ||
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== | ==Description== | ||
They are shy creatures that try to run away from Mario. When [[capture]]d by [[Mario]], they gain [[Mario Cap|his cap]] and his mustache, and the player can put on or take off the sunglasses by pressing {{button|ns|Y}}. While the sunglasses are on, the player is able to see invisible platforms, invisible [[Coin]]s and [[Hidden Block]]s, though the Moe-Eye walks much slower than usual in this state. As Moe-Eyes are unable to jump, Mario has to use elevators to access higher platforms. The captured Moe-Eye can also be heard faintly humming the first few notes of the ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' theme<ref>Polygon. (June 13, 2017). [https://youtu.be/zAWURL638UI SUPER MARIO ODYSSEY "Mao-Eye Habitat" Gameplay! Polygon @ E3 2017]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved June 16, 2017.</ref>, the ''Super Mario Bros.'' ending theme, the ''[[Super Mario World]]'' ending theme<ref>GameXplain. (August 31, 2017). [https://youtu.be/m4bq5Mha7Zk?t=6m11s 10 More Minutes of the Super Mario Odyssey Demo You're Probably Sick of Seeing (Gamescom 2017)]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved September 1, 2017.</ref>, or the [[Gusty Garden Galaxy]] theme in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' while the sunglasses are on. | |||
Even though Moe-Eyes are harmless and not considered as enemies, they will return with the same purple effect that signifies a respawning enemy after they fall into poison or [[lava]]. Additionally, NPCs appear to still be frightened by Moe-Eyes if Mario goes near the characters in question while capturing a Moe-Eye. This can be shown if Mario flies near their habitat as Glydon, who will tell the Moe-Eyes to stay away if Mario captures one.<ref>SenderwalkTest. (November 28, 2020). [https://twitter.com/senderwalktest/status/1332494714205945857?s=21 SenderwalkTest on Twitter: "The Super Mario Wiki needed some sourcing. This video should do the trick. #SuperMarioOdyssey #NintendoSwitch"]. ''Twitter''. Retrieved November 28, 2020.</ref> | |||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
SMO Art - E3 Char3.png|Captured Moe-Eye | File:Moe-Eye Icon SMO.png|Moe-Eye | ||
File:SMO Art - E3 Char3.png|Captured Moe-Eye | |||
SMO Moe Eye Screenshot.jpg|In-game screenshot of a Moe-Eye | SMO Moe Eye Screenshot.jpg|In-game screenshot of a Moe-Eye | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Tokotoko]] | |||
==Names in other languages== | |||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
| | |Fra=Ma'tuvu<ref>[https://twitter.com/SuperMario_FRA/status/885092149804584962 Official French Super Mario Twitter]</ref> | ||
|FraM=From the phrase ''m'as-tu vu'' (did you see me) | |||
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|Ger=Röntgolith | |Ger=Röntgolith | ||
|GerM=From | |GerM=From ''Röntgen'' (x-ray), and -lith (common suffix for rocks). | ||
|SpaE=Mo-Guay | |SpaE=Mo-Guay | ||
|SpaEM=Moe-Cool | |SpaEM=Moe-Cool | ||
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|SpaAM=Moe-cool | |SpaAM=Moe-cool | ||
|Ita=Spionelito | |Ita=Spionelito | ||
|ItaM=From | |ItaM=From ''spione'', colloquial way to say ''spy'', and -lito, common suffix for rocks. -ito is also a common diminutive suffix used in Spanish, giving the name a Mexican sound. | ||
|Dut=Moe-Eye | |Dut=Moe-Eye | ||
|DutM=- | |||
|Rus=Глазолит | |Rus=Глазолит | ||
|RusR=Glazolit | |RusR=Glazolit | ||
|RusM=From | |RusM=From глаз ''glaz'' (eye), -лит ''-lit'' (common suffix for rocks). | ||
|Jap=ミルゾウ | |||
|JapR=Miruzō | |||
|JapM=From 「見る」 (''miru'', to see) and 「像」 (''zō'', statue). | |||
|ChiS=观像 | |ChiS=观像 | ||
|ChiSR=Guān xiàng | |ChiSR=Guān xiàng | ||
|ChiSM=Literally "looking statue" | |ChiSM=Literally "looking statue". | ||
|ChiT=看看像 | |ChiT=看看像 | ||
|ChiTR=Kàn kàn xiàng | |ChiTR=Kàn kàn xiàng | ||
|ChiTM=Literally "looking statue" | |ChiTM=Literally "looking statue". | ||
|Kor=볼테다 | |Kor=볼테다 | ||
|KorR=Bolteda | |KorR=Bolteda | ||
|KorM=Literally | |KorM=Literally "dare to see". | ||
}} | }} | ||
