Editing Super Mario Odyssey

|release={{flag list|Australia|October 27, 2017<ref>http://www.nintendo.com.au/the-nintendo-switch-journey-comes-to-e3-to-reveal-new-worlds-for-marios-odyssey</ref>|Japan|October 27, 2017<ref>https://www.nintendo.co.jp/switch/aaaca/sp/index.html</ref>|HK|October 27, 2017<ref name=HK>[http://www.nintendo.com.hk/pressrelease/e3_20170614.html ''Super Mario Odyssey'' HK release announcement]. ''Nintendo.co.hk''. Retrieved June 14, 2017.</ref>|Europe|October 27, 2017<ref>https://www.nintendo.co.uk/News/2017/June/The-Nintendo-Switch-journey-comes-to-E3-to-reveal-new-worlds-for-Mario-s-odyssey-1233791.html</ref>|Mexico|October 27, 2017<ref>https://www.nintendo.com/es_LA/games/detail/super-mario-odyssey-switch/</ref>|USA|October 27, 2017<ref name=E32017>Nintendo (June 13, 2017). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGQHQc_3ycE ''Super Mario Odyssey'' - Game Trailer - Nintendo E3 2017]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved June 13, 2017.</ref>|South Korea|December 1, 2017<ref name=SouthKorea>[http://www.nintendo.co.kr/PR/press_list.php?cPage1=1&cPage2=1&idx=274&press_div=P Official Nintendo website (Korea)]. Retrieved September 19, 2017.</ref>|ROC|December 1, 2017<ref name=ROC>[http://www.nintendo.tw/pressrelease/switch_20170920.html Official Nintendo website (Taiwan)]. Retrieved September 19, 2017.</ref>|China|March 16, 2020<ref name=Tencent>[https://www.nintendoswitch.com.cn/topics/6ff1f459-9281-4706-b7f8-52bab6f45d21 Tencent Nintendo Switch website]</ref>}}

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'''''Super Mario Odyssey''''' is a 3D action-adventure platformer for the [[Nintendo Switch]]. It is the twentieth entry in the [[Super Mario (series)|''Super Mario'' series]],<ref>スーパーマリオブラザーズ35周年. "[https://twitter.com/supermario35th/status/1301648749907902464 1985-2020年「{{lang|ja|今}}日の思い出マリオ」と題して、本日から少しずつ35年間のマリオタイトルを振り返っていきます。ハッシュタグの #思い出マリオ が目印です。どうぞお楽しみに。]" (Japanese text). ''[https://twitter.com/home Twitter]''. Published 03 Sept 2020. Accessed 13 Apr 2023.</ref> the eighth 3D ''Super Mario'' title overall, and the first 3D ''Super Mario'' title for a hybrid console, being the sixth 3D ''Super Mario'' title on a home console after ''[[Super Mario 3D World]]'' and the third 3D ''Super Mario'' title on a handheld console after ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'' and ''[[Super Mario 3D Land]]''. It was first teased in the Switch's announcement video on October 20, 2016, and was formally announced as part of the Nintendo Switch presentation on January 13, 2017. The game was released in select regions on October 27, 2017;<ref>http://www.ign.com/articles/2017/06/13/e3-2017-super-mario-odyssey-release-date-announced?utm_source=zergnet&utm_medium=Web&utm_campaign=Zergnet_1782972</ref> in South Korea and Taiwan on December 1, 2017;<ref name=SouthKorea/><ref name=ROC/> and in China on March 16, 2020.<ref name=Tencent/> The game features sandbox-like elements similar to those in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'' and revolves around [[Mario]] exploring [[Earth]]-based settings with his new partner, [[Cappy]].

Unique to this game, Mario is able to throw Cappy onto certain enemies and objects, allowing Mario to [[Capture|take control of them]] and use their abilities. Mario can also dress in different costumes, several being based on the previous games. The game supports two-player co-op, allowing a second player to use a single Joy-Con or Pro Controller to control Cappy independently from Mario. The game also has online functionality, which allows players to compare their times/scores in certain events. In addition, [[amiibo]] can be used to unlock certain costumes early as well as obtain free hints toward the locations of [[Power Moon]]s and [[regional coin]]s.

 

The Mario (Wedding Outfit), Peach (Wedding Outfit), and Bowser (Wedding Outfit) amiibo have designs based on this game and were released on the same day as ''Super Mario Odyssey''. Additionally, [[Super Mario Cereal]] was released on December 11, 2017.<ref>McWhertor, Michael (November 29, 2017). "[https://www.polygon.com/2017/11/29/16714980/super-mario-cereal-amiibo-nintendo-kelloggs Nintendo’s new Super Mario breakfast cereal is also an amiibo]". Polygon. Retrieved April 23, 2022.</ref> The cereal is based on this game, and the box is an amiibo that works with the game. ''Super Mario Odyssey'' is also one of the first styles added to [[Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo]].

Cappy begins nudging Mario to awaken him. Mario wakes up, startling Cappy, who attempts to flee. Upon being calmed down, Cappy introduces himself and explains to Mario that Bowser not only had attacked their kingdom, destroying its airship armada, but had also kidnapped [[Tiara]], Cappy's sister, to use her as Peach's wedding headdress. Together, the two decide to team up to stop Bowser's plans and save both Peach and Tiara, and using the piece he collected, Cappy transforms into Mario's cap, allowing Mario to use his abilities. Cappy then informs Mario that they may be able to find a usable airship in the next kingdom, accessible from [[Top-Hat Tower]]. While exploring the tower, Mario captures a [[frog]], first learning of this being Cappy's main ability. Upon reaching the top, they encounter the [[Broodals]], who were hired by Bowser as his wedding planners. After defeating one of the Broodals, named [[Topper]], Mario and Cappy use a [[spark pylon]] to travel to Fossil Falls of the [[Cascade Kingdom]], where they find the airship, named the [[Odyssey]], which uses Power Moons as energy to travel. Soon after, Mario and Cappy find and defeat [[Madame Broode]], who is the boss of the Broodals, and [[Broode's Chain Chomp|her Chain Chomp]]. Using the power of the [[Multi Moon]] obtained from Madame Broode, the Odyssey becomes functional once more, and Mario and Cappy use it to chase after Bowser and the Broodals.

''Super Mario Odyssey'' returns to the explorative sandbox-like gameplay seen in ''Super Mario 64'' and ''Super Mario Sunshine''. Mario explores various large areas in order to collect Power Moons. Collecting Power Moons increases the power of the Odyssey so it can move on to the next area, each of which is accessed in a mostly linear order. There is no central hub world, unlike in the aforementioned games. The game instead has a map screen from where locations are selected.

 

Mario maintains his moveset from previous 3D titles, including the [[Triple Jump]], the [[Long Jump]], the [[Side Somersault]], the [[Backward Somersault]], the [[Roll]], the [[Ground Pound]], the Ground Pound Jump, the [[Spin Jump]], and the returning [[dive]]. In addition, a new character called Cappy allies with Mario and turns into Mario's cap. He grants Mario access to the [[Cap Throw]], a move where Mario throws Cappy as if he were a boomerang for a long-range attack. Cappy can interact with many of the game's objects, or be used as an extra platform. Cappy can also "[[capture]]" certain objects and enemies so Mario can take control of them. Each of those objects gives Mario new abilities. This makes capturing a key element, as it replaces the traditional power-up system seen in the previous ''Super Mario'' games since ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]''. There are 52 capturable targets in total.<ref>https://m.imgur.com/kvntP40</ref>  

 

 

 

 

 

The game makes use of several of the new functions available in Nintendo's Joy-Con and Pro Controller. Motion controls are a major part of the game. Nearly every action done with the {{button|switch|X}} or {{button|switch|Y}} button can instead be done by shaking the controller, sometimes with a stronger effect than just pressing the button. In addition, certain moves are entirely exclusive to using motion controls. This is especially true of the game's capturable characters and objects. HD Rumble is used to indicate hidden places where Mario can [[Ground Pound|ground-pound]] to find items. [[Hint Art]] consists of pictures found in the game that cryptically hint at the locations of Power Moons. These make use of the Nintendo Switch's capture function, enabling the player to store a screenshot of the picture in the system's album for reference as they look for the Power Moon in the game. ''Super Mario Odyssey'' supports [[amiibo]], primarily tying the functions to the new character [[Uncle amiibo]]. With either controller's NFC touchpoint, the player can scan amiibo for a number of effects. Many amiibo are referred to by name, even if the game does not give them an effect specific to the character. A number of ''Super Mario''-franchise characters have costumes in the game, including [[Luigi]], [[Wario]], [[Waluigi]], and [[Diddy Kong]]. Their amiibo unlock these costumes earlier than normal.<ref>https://www.nintendo.co.jp/hardware/amiibo/chart/index.html</ref>  Any amiibo can be used to reveal the location of a Power Moon on the map. The {{button|switch|left}} button allows the player to scan amiibo at any time for different benefits than the ones listed before, with dedicated effects for most Mario, Peach, and Bowser amiibo. Mario amiibo make the player temporarily invincible, Peach amiibo increase the player's maximum health, and Bowser amiibo show the player where regional coins are. Other amiibo provide basic items such as coins and [[Heart (item)|Hearts]].

An Assist Mode is available. This mode makes the game easier by introducing a number of additional features. The player has six health wedges instead of three, and standing still for long enough refills Mario's health one wedge at a time. If the player touches [[lava]] or [[poison (obstacle)|poison]] or falls down a [[pit]], they are returned to a safe location by a [[bubble]] while losing only one health wedge. All of those hazards are normally very dangerous. Swimming no longer has an air meter. Arrows that point the player to the objective appear on the ground. Sometimes, they move along walls, point across the air, or point upward. In certain cases involving prolonged air movement, if Mario is on certain detours, or if the goal is to return to the Odyssey, an arrow hovers over Mario and points to the destination or back to the main path. If all objectives in a kingdom are completed and the player still needs more Power Moons to advance to the next kingdom, Assist Mode points the player to Hint Toad, then to the location of the closest Power Moon revealed on the map. Switching modes from Regular Mode to Assist Mode or vice versa can be done through the Options menu. This resets the player's position to a prior save point, but Power Moons are kept.

 

''Super Mario Odyssey'' contains a number of [[minigame]]s spread across the game world. Some of these require going into a specific menu to access, while others start when Mario enters them on the game's main map. These usually make use of Mario's existing movement options, instead of having minigame-only controls. Each of them can be played to obtain Power Moons. In addition, scores in each minigame can be uploaded to the internet, and players can view the scores of all players or ones from players on their Friend List.

Balloon World is a major minigame similar to {{wp|hide-and-seek}} that was added to ''Super Mario Odyssey'' in a free update released on February 21, 2018. In order to play, Mario must find Luigi in a kingdom and talk to him to begin. Mario is given a balloon that he can hide in spots around the kingdom for other players to find. Mario can also find balloons that other players around the world have already hidden. There is a time limit for placing and finding the balloons. Players can share codes so that their friends can specifically look for their balloons.

!width=45% style="background:#FF2400;color:white;"|Dual Joy-Con or Pro Controller

!width=45% style="background:#FF2400;color:white;"|Horizontal Joy-Con <br> (Two-player only)

|{{button|switch|rightstickbutton}}; while in First-Person Mode, tilt {{button|switch|rightstick}} or move Joy-Con (R) or Pro Controller to look around, and press {{button|switch|r}} or {{button|switch|l}} to reset. (Cannot use First-Person Mode in two-player mode)

|[[Roll]]

|[[Triple Jump]]

|[[Backward Somersault]]

|[[Side Somersault]]

|[[Long Jump]]

|While Mario is sliding down a wall, press {{button|switch|b}} or {{button|switch|a}}

|While Mario is sliding down a wall, press {{button|switch|jc-bottom}} or {{button|switch|jc-right}}

|[[Ground Pound]]

|In midair or in water, tap {{button|switch|zl}} or {{button|switch|zr}}

|In midair or in water, tap {{button|switch|sl}} or {{button|switch|sr}}

|[[Cap Throw]]

|Homing Cap Throw

|Throw cap (any method except Spin Throw), then flick controller in desired direction

|Throw cap (any method except Spin Throw), then flick controller in desired direction

|Cap Throw & Hold, then run into or land on Cappy

|Cap Throw & Hold, then run into or land on Cappy

!colspan=3 style="background:#FF7733;"|Water only

|[[Swim]]

|{{button|switch|leftstick}} while in water

|{{button|switch|stick}} while in water

|Ascend

|{{button|switch|b}} or {{button|switch|a}} while in water

|{{button|switch|jc-bottom}} or {{button|switch|jc-right}} while in water

|[[Quick Swim]]

|After initiating Ground Pound but before ending, press {{button|switch|y}} or {{button|switch|x}}, or flick controller while in water

|After initiating Ground Pound but before ending, press {{button|switch|jc-left}}, or flick Joy-Con while in water

!colspan=3 style="background:#FF7733;"|8-bit

|[[Jump]]

|{{button|switch|A}} or {{button|switch|B}} or flick controller

|{{button|switch|jc-bottom}} or {{button|switch|jc-right}} or flick controller

|Ledge-clinging

|{{button|switch|leftstick}} left or right to shimmy along handholds; {{button|switch|leftstick}} up, {{button|switch|b}}, or {{button|switch|a}} to climb up; {{button|switch|leftstick}} down to let go and fall. Hold {{button|switch|X}} or {{button|switch|Y}} to move faster.

|{{button|switch|stick}} left or right to shimmy along handholds; {{button|switch|stick}} up, {{button|switch|jc-bottom}}, or {{button|switch|jc-right}} to climb up; {{button|switch|stick}} down to let go and fall. Hold {{button|switch|jc-left}} to move faster.

|Pole-climbing

|{{button|switch|leftstick}} up or down to ascend or descend, left or right to rotate around the pole. Hold {{button|switch|X}} or {{button|switch|Y}} to climb faster, shake controller to climb even faster

|{{button|switch|stick}} up or down to ascend or descend, left or right to rotate around the pole. Hold {{button|switch|jc-left}} to climb faster, shake controller to climb even faster

|View map

|{{button|switch|-}} or {{button|switch|up}}

|{{button|switch|-}}

|Pause Menu

|{{button|switch|+}}

|{{button|switch|+}}

|amiibo Button

|{{button|switch|right}} (Unavailable in 2 player mode)

|Unavailable in 2 player mode

====Cappy (Two-player)====

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!rowspan=2 width=10% style="background:#FF2400;color:white;"|Action(s)

!colspan=2 style="background:#FF2400;color:white;"|Input(s)

!width=45% style="background:#FF2400;color:white;"|Dual Joy-Con or Pro Controller

!width=45% style="background:#FF2400;color:white;"|Horizontal Joy-Con <br> (Two-player only)

|Camera control

||{{button|switch|rightstick}} to move

|{{button|switch|jc-top}} + {{button|switch|stick}} to move

|{{button|switch|A}} or {{button|switch|B}}

|{{button|switch|jc-right}} or {{button|switch|jc-bottom}}

|{{button|switch|X}} or {{button|switch|Y}}

|{{button|switch|jc-left}}

|{{button|switch|leftstick}} after Jump out

|{{button|switch|stick}} after Jump out

|{{button|switch|A}} or {{button|switch|B}}, after Jump Out

|{{button|switch|jc-right}} or {{button|switch|jc-bottom}}, after Jump out

|Ground Pound

|{{button|switch|ZL}} or {{button|switch|ZR}}, after Jump Out

|{{button|switch|sl}} or {{button|switch|sr}}, after Jump Out

|Return

|{{button|switch|X}} or {{button|switch|Y}} after Jump out

|{{button|switch|jc-left}} after Jump out

|Float (8-bit only)

|{{button|switch|A}} or {{button|switch|B}}

|{{button|switch|jc-right}} or {{button|switch|jc-bottom}}

|{{button|switch|+}}

|{{button|switch|+}}

|{{button|switch|-}} or {{button|switch|up}}

|{{button|switch|-}}

 

There are seventeen named locations that Mario can explore, most of which are in what the game calls "kingdoms." Each location has a specific theme, some being similar to themes seen in previous ''Super Mario'' titles, others being original themes. Some locations are based on a real-world location (e.g., Metro Kingdom's main area, New Donk City, is based on {{wp|New York City}}). Bowser steals an item from some of these locations, which all tie to his preparations for his wedding.

 

Progression is based around collecting [[Power Moon]]s from each kingdom. Each one increases the power of the Odyssey, and a differing amount per kingdom are required to gain the ability to move on to the next kingdom. Power Moons are hidden everywhere, in a large number of different ways. There are always more Power Moons available than needed to move on, so the player can pick which ones to find, or aim to locate them all.

 

 

|colspan="3"style="background:#B79819;color:white;"|[[File:SMO 8bit Odyssey.png|30x30px]]  '''Main game'''

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Cascade Kingdom Timer Challenge 1

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} ''[[List of Power Moons in the Cascade Kingdom|Click here for the remaining moons...]]''

!width=16% style="background:#D3CA6B;"|03. [[Sand Kingdom]] <small>(Tostarena)</small><br>{{icon|SMO-totalM}}×93 {{icon|SMO-totalC}}×100 {{icon|SMO-totalF}}×10 {{icon|SMO-totalB}}×2

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSand}} [[Atop the Highest Tower]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSand}} [[Moon Shards in the Sand]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMSand}} [[Showdown on the Inverted Pyramid]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMSand}} [[The Hole in the Desert]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSand}} Overlooking the Desert Town

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSand}} Alcove in the Ruins

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSand}} On the Leaning Pillar

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSand}} Hidden Room in the Flowing Sands

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSand}} Secret of the Mural

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSand}} ''[[List of Power Moons in the Sand Kingdom|Click here for the remaining moons...]]''

|colspan="3"align=center|A hot desert turned cold when the [[Binding Band]] was taken. [[Tostarena Town]] is towards the south, and the ancient [[Tostarena Ruins]] occurs near the center. Below the [[Inverted Pyramid]] lies a frigid [[Underground Temple]] that chilled the surface.<br>'''Unlock criterion:''' collect 5 Power Moons in the Cascade Kingdom

!width=16% style="background:#D3CA6B;"|04. or 05. [[Lake Kingdom]] <small>(Lake Lamode)</small><br>{{icon|SMO-totalM}}×44 {{icon|SMO-totalC}}×50 {{icon|SMO-totalF}}×7 {{icon|SMO-totalB}}×1

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMLake}} [[Broodals Over the Lake]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLake}} Dorrie-Back Rider

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLake}} Cheep Cheep Crossing

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLake}} End of the Hidden Passage

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLake}} What's in the Box?

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLake}} On the Lakeshore

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLake}} From the Broken Pillar

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLake}} Treasure in the Spiky Waterway

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLake}} Lake Gardening: Spiky Passage Seed

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLake}} ''[[List of Power Moons in the Lake Kingdom|Click here for the remaining moons...]]''

!width=16% style="background:#D3CA6B;"|04. or 05. [[Wooded Kingdom]] <small>(Steam Gardens)</small><br>{{icon|SMO-totalM}}×80 {{icon|SMO-totalC}}×100 {{icon|SMO-totalF}}×10 {{icon|SMO-totalB}}×2

|{{icon|SMO-MoonWooded}} [[Road to Sky Garden]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMWooded}} [[Flower Thieves of Sky Garden]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonWooded}} [[Path to the Secret Flower Field]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMWooded}} [[Defend the Secret Flower Field!]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonWooded}} Behind the Rock Wall

|{{icon|SMO-MoonWooded}} Back Way Up the Mountain

|{{icon|SMO-MoonWooded}} Rolling Rock in the Woods

|{{icon|SMO-MoonWooded}} Caught Hopping in the Forest!

|{{icon|SMO-MoonWooded}} Thanks for the Charge!

|{{icon|SMO-MoonWooded}} ''[[List of Power Moons in the Wooded Kingdom|Click here for the remaining moons...]]''

!width=16% style="background:#D3CA6B;"|06. [[Cloud Kingdom]] <small>(Nimbus Arena)</small><br>{{icon|SMO-totalM}}×9 {{icon|SMO-totalF}}×1 {{icon|SMO-totalB}}×1

|{{icon|SMO-CappyM}} [[Hat-to-Hat Combat]]

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Picture Match: Basically a Goomba

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Peach in the Cloud Kingdom

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Digging in the...Cloud?

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} High, High Above the Clouds

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Crossing the Cloud Sea

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Taking Notes: Up and Down

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Picture Match: A Stellar Goomba!

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} King of the Cube!

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} The Sixth Face

|colspan="3"align=center|Nimbus Arena is where [[Mario]] has his first showdown with [[Bowser]]. It was occupied by a [[moon]]-worshipping people long ago, and is apparently the source of the [[Mysterious Cloud]]s found throughout the other kingdoms.<br>'''Unlock criterion:''' collect 8 Power Moons in the Lake Kingdom and 16 in the Wooded Kingdom

!width=16% style="background:#D3CA6B;"|07. [[Lost Kingdom]] <small>(Forgotten Isle)</small><br>{{icon|SMO-totalM}}×35 {{icon|SMO-totalC}}×50 {{icon|SMO-totalF}}×4

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Atop a Propeller Pillar

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Below the Cliff's Edge

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Inside the Stone Cage

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} On a Tree in the Swamp

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Over the Fuzzies, Above the Swamp

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Avoiding Fuzzies Inside the Wall

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Inside the Rising Stone Pillar

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Enjoying the View of Forgotten Isle

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} On the Mountain Road

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} ''[[List of Power Moons in the Lost Kingdom|Click here for the remaining moons...]]''

|colspan="3"align=center|Tropical islands inhabited by unusual flora and large insects, surrounded by a [[Poison (obstacle)|poisonous sea]]. The ruins here rotate and can be physically shifted. The ''Odyssey'' is grounded here by Bowser's [[airship]]. [[Klepto]] makes a habit of stealing Cappy.<br>'''Unlock criterion:''' complete "Hat-to-Hat Combat"

!width=16% style="background:#D3CA6B;"|08. [[Metro Kingdom]] <small>(New Donk City)</small><br>{{icon|SMO-totalM}}×85 {{icon|SMO-totalC}}×100 {{icon|SMO-totalF}}×12 {{icon|SMO-totalB}}×1

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMMetro}} [[The Scourge on the Skyscraper]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMetro}} [[A Fresh Start for the City|Drummer on Board!]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMetro}} [[A Fresh Start for the City|Guitarist on Board!]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMetro}} [[A Fresh Start for the City|Bassist on Board!]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMetro}} [[A Fresh Start for the City|Trumpeter on Board!]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMetro}} [[Powering Up the Station]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMMetro}} [[A Traditional Festival!]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMetro}} Inside an Iron Girder

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMetro}} Swaying in the Breeze

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMetro}} ''[[List of Power Moons in the Metro Kingdom|Click here for the remaining moons...]]''

!width=16% style="background:#D3CA6B;"|09. or 10. [[Snow Kingdom]] <small>(Shiveria)</small><br>{{icon|SMO-totalM}}×57 {{icon|SMO-totalC}}×50 {{icon|SMO-totalF}}×4 {{icon|SMO-totalB}}×1

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSnow}} [[The Cake Thief's Parting Gift|The Icicle Barrier]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSnow}} [[The Cake Thief's Parting Gift|The Ice Wall Barrier]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSnow}} [[The Cake Thief's Parting Gift|The Gusty Barrier]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSnow}} [[The Cake Thief's Parting Gift|The Snowy Mountain Barrier]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMSnow}} [[The Bound Bowl Grand Prix]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSnow}} Entrance to Shiveria

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSnow}} Behind Snowy Mountain

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSnow}} Shining in the Snow in Town

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSnow}} Atop a Blustery Arch

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSnow}} ''[[List of Power Moons in the Snow Kingdom|Click here for the remaining moons...]]''

!width=16% style="background:#D3CA6B;"|09. or 10. [[Seaside Kingdom]] <small>(Bubblaine)</small><br>{{icon|SMO-totalM}}×73 {{icon|SMO-totalC}}×100 {{icon|SMO-totalF}}×10 {{icon|SMO-totalB}}×1

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSeaside}} [[The Glass Is Half Empty!|The Stone Pillar Seal]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSeaside}} [[The Glass Is Half Empty!|The Lighthouse Seal]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSeaside}} [[The Glass Is Half Empty!|The Hot Spring Seal]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSeaside}} [[The Glass Is Half Empty!|The Seal Above the Canyon]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMSeaside}} [[The Glass Is Half Empty!|The Glass Is Half Full!]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSeaside}} On the Cliff Overlooking the Beach

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSeaside}} Ride the Jetstream

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSeaside}} Ocean-Bottom Maze: Treasure

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSeaside}} Ocean-Bottom Maze: Hidden Room

|{{icon|SMO-MoonSeaside}} ''[[List of Power Moons in the Seaside Kingdom|Click here for the remaining moons...]]''

!width=16% style="background:#D3CA6B;"|11. [[Luncheon Kingdom]] <small>(Mount Volbono)</small><br>{{icon|SMO-totalM}}×72 {{icon|SMO-totalC}}×100 {{icon|SMO-totalF}}×10 {{icon|SMO-totalB}}×2

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLuncheon}} [[The Broodals Are After Some Cookin']]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLuncheon}} [[Under the Cheese Rocks]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMLuncheon}} [[Big Pot on the Volcano: Dive In!]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLuncheon}} [[Climb Up the Cascading Magma]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMLuncheon}} [[Cookatiel Showdown!]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLuncheon}} Piled on the Salt

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLuncheon}} Lurking in the Pillar's Shadow

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLuncheon}} Atop the Jutting Crag

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLuncheon}} Is This an Ingredient Too?!

|{{icon|SMO-MoonLuncheon}} ''[[List of Power Moons in the Luncheon Kingdom|Click here for the remaining moons...]]''

|colspan="3"align=center|Mount Volbono is an active volcano in a [[lava]] sea. Large vegetables sit at the base of the mountain near [[Peronza Plaza]], home of the [[Volbonan]]s. Full traversal necessitates [[Capture|capturing]] a [[Lava Bubble]], as many platforms are separated by lava flows. [[Stupendous Stew]] is cooked at the mountain peak.<br>'''Unlock criterion:''' collect 10 Power Moons in the Snow Kingdom and 10 Power Moons in the Seaside Kingdom

!width=16% style="background:#D3CA6B;"|12. [[Ruined Kingdom]] <small>(Crumbleden)</small><br>{{icon|SMO-totalM}}×12 {{icon|SMO-totalF}}×1 {{icon|SMO-totalB}}×1

|{{icon|SMO-MoonM}} [[Battle with the Lord of Lightning!]]

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} In the Ancient Treasure Chest

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Roulette Tower: Climbed

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Roulette Tower: Stopped

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Peach in the Ruined Kingdom

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Caught on a Big Horn

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Upon the Broken Arch

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Rolling Rock on the Battlefield

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Charging Through an Army

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} The Mummy Army's Curse

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|{{icon|SMO-MoonBowser}} [[Infiltrate Bowser's Castle!]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonBowser}} [[Smart Bombing]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonBowser}} [[Big Broodal Battle]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMBowser}} [[Showdown at Bowser's Castle]]

|{{icon|SMO-MoonBowser}} Behind the Big Wall

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|{{icon|SMO-MoonBowser}} Past the Moving Wall

|{{icon|SMO-MoonBowser}} ''[[List of Power Moons in Bowser's Kingdom|Click here for the remaining moons...]]''

|colspan="3"align=center|Bowser's domain, emulating {{wp|Japanese castle}}s and enshrouded by colorful storm clouds. Sections are separated by [[spark pylon]]s. The castle walls are made of [[soft wall|plaster]] that [[Pokio]]s can use to climb. Bomb-firing [[turret]]s line narrow walkways, and poison ponds occur near the top of some buildings.<br>'''Unlock criterion:''' complete "Battle with the Lord of Lightning!"

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|{{icon|SMO-CappyM}} [[Bowser's Moon Wedding]]

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|{{icon|SMO-MoonMoon}} Along the Cliff Face

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMoon}} The Tip of a White Spire

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMoon}} Rolling Rock on the Moon

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMoon}} Caught Hopping on the Moon!

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMoon}} Cliffside Treasure Chest

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMoon}} Moon Kingdom Timer Challenge 1

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMoon}} Taking Notes: On the Moon's Surface

|{{icon|SMO-MoonMoon}} ''[[List of Power Moons in the Moon Kingdom|Click here for the remaining moons...]]''

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|{{icon|SMO-MoonMushroom}} Perched on the Castle Roof

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|{{icon|SMO-MoonMushroom}} Caught Hopping at Peach's Castle!

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|{{icon|SMO-MoonMushroom}} ''[[List of Power Moons in the Mushroom Kingdom|Click here for the remaining moons...]]''

|colspan="3"align=center|The [[Castle Grounds]] around Peach's Castle. It is based heavily on the castle seen in ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. Inside the castle, [[Toadette|Archivist Toadette]] records Mario's feats. [[Yoshi]] can be found inside his [[Yoshi's Egg|egg]] on the castle's roof. The towers across the grounds contain [[painting]]s of the large bosses, which the player can enter for rematches.<br>'''Unlock criterion:''' complete "Bowser's Moon Wedding"

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|{{icon|SMO-MoonM}} [[Arrival at Rabbit Ridge!]]

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Captain Toad on the Dark Side!

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Breakdown Road: Hurry!

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Breakdown Road: Final Challenge!

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Invisible Road: Rush!

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Invisible Road: Secret!

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Vanishing Road Rush

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Vanishing Road Challenge

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} Yoshi Under Siege

|{{icon|SMO-Moon}} ''[[List of Power Moons in the Dark Side|Click here for the remaining moons...]]''

|colspan="3"align=center|Home of the Broodals and white [[rabbit]]s. The Broodals can be refought inside [[Rabbit Ridge Tower]]. [[Hint Art]] is hung on the vegetable-shaped moon rocks.<br>'''Unlock criteria:''' complete "Bowser's Moon Wedding" and accumulate 250 Power Moons

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|align=left style="background:#ffe4e1"|The hero of the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] and the game's protagonist. ''Super Mario Odyssey'' has Mario going on a world voyage to stop the forced marital union between [[Princess Peach]] and [[Bowser]]. Mario's advanced movement options from ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'' return alongside completely new abilities. Many of these involve his new traveling companion, Cappy.

|align=left style="background:#c7e9ea"|A white [[Bonneter]] that resembles a top hat. He joins Mario on his journey to help rescue his sister Tiara, who was also kidnapped by Bowser. Cappy takes on the form of [[Mario Cap|Mario's cap]] during the game and can be tossed at characters and objects, allowing Mario to temporarily [[capture]] them and use their abilites. In multiplayer, the second player controls Cappy while the first controls Mario, somewhat similar to how multiplayer worked with the [[Co-Star Luma]] in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''.

Many characters have dialogue, which appears on the screen when the player gets close to them. Certain characters have a more elaborate set of lines, and the player can start talking to them by pressing the {{button|Switch|A}} button while close to them. These characters have small speech bubbles with ellipses appear above their heads, which turns into a prompt for the button. Some of those characters instead have blue exclamation marks in their speech bubbles. This indicates that their dialogue is especially relevant to the events of the game. Talking to NPCs is optional, as none of them block off progression except for [[Sphynx]], an NPC who hosts quizzes based on the game's events. However, Sphynx is only blocking access to a story location once, all other instances are simply bonuses. Some NPCs, usually Cappy when he is not playable, do automatically start conversations when the player enters a radius.

 

 

 

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|align=left|The ruler of the Mushroom Kingdom. She is kidnapped by [[Bowser]] who aims to {{wp|Forced marriage|force her into marriage}}. The game's story revolves around [[Mario]]'s quest to stop the marriage and save her. The two are [[Princess Peach#Friends and love interests|very close]]. Once rescued, Mario attempts to {{wp|Marriage proposal|propose}} to her himself before being interrupted by Bowser, leading to both being rejected. After returning home, she gifts hats to all of her subjects and pursues her own worldwide voyage with Tiara. She can be found in revisited kingdoms, and gives Mario a [[Power Moon]] once spoken to.

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|align=left|The bespectacled member of the [[Toad Brigade]]. If given 50 [[coin]]s, Hint Toad marks the location of an uncollected [[Power Moon]] on the Travel Map. He is always located near the ''[[Odyssey]]''{{'}}s landing site within a kingdom, in close proximity to Uncle amiibo.

|align=left|Uncle amiibo is a robot that responds to scanned [[amiibo]]. For most figures, he will send them out into a kingdom to track down the location of an uncollected Power Moon. Some instead cause Uncle amiibo to gift him [[Crazy Cap#Luigi Cap|clothing]] based on the figure. Unlike most characters, Uncle amiibo can be stood on like a [[platform]]. He calls Mario "sport."

|align=left|A talking parrot. It tells Mario the names of Power Moons he does not have, but only up to three at a time.

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|align=left|A quartet of Koopas called the [[Roving Racers]] that challenge Mario to races in each kingdom If victorious, he is awarded a Power Moon. Each Koopa is a different color and takes different routes. Their abilities are identical to Mario, but instead of capturing enemies or driving vechicles their movement in such states is represented by a spinning shell. This means Mario can still capture the enemy or use the vehicle. After Mario wins a kingdom's Regular Cup and breaks the kingdom's Moon Rock, the slowest purple Koopa is replaced with a much more challenging gold one for a Master Cup race.

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|align=left|The mayor of New Donk City and an old friend of Mario's. After defeating the Mechawiggler, she puts on a [[A Traditional Festival!|rooftop concert]] in commemoration of his heroism. Pauline is passionate about music and is the {{wp|Virtual band|singer}} behind "[[Jump Up, Super Star!]]" She is a popular figure in New Donk City, with her profile etched into the city's [[regional coin]] and likeness displayed around the city. A park is named after her. Women wear a hat designed after her own.<ref>{{cite|quote=Isn't my hat just fabulous?! I model my style after {{icon|SMO-Pauline}} Mayor Pauline!|author=[[New Donker]] in the [[Metro Kingdom]]|title=''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]'' by [[Nintendo EPD]]|format=North American Localization|date=2017|publisher=[[Nintendo of America]]}}</ref> During "[[List of Power Moons in the Metro Kingdom|A Request from the Mayor]]", Pauline speaks of her traumatic [[Donkey Kong (game)#Story|encounter]] with [[Donkey Kong]], and how the experience made her who she is today.

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|align=left|The captain of the Toad Brigade. Captain Toad is traveling the world concurrently with Mario, so he can be found in most kingdoms. He is usually hidden and gifts Mario a Power Moon when found.

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|align=left|Yoshi is a [[dinosaur]]-like creature with a long tongue. He is found inside of an [[Yoshi's Egg|egg]] on the roof of Peach's Castle. Capturing him grants Mario access to the most moves of any capture, including the [[Flutter Jump]] and [[Swallow|ability to swallow enemies]]. Unlike most captures, Yoshi plays mostly like Mario, though without access to several of of his jumping moves. He has a [[Yoshi's House|house]] on the outskirts of Peach's Castle.  

|align=left|Mario's younger twin brother and the host of [[Balloon World]]. Luigi initially appears in the Mushroom Kingdom after Princess Peach has been rescued, where he explains the premise of Balloon World when prompted. The more points Mario accumulates in Balloon World, the more balloons show up fastened to Luigi. His opening dialouge to Mario is different depending on the outfit Mario wears. If Mario is wearing a wedding outfit, Luigi mistakenly believes that he had recently gotten married and expresses dismay that he was not told.

''Super Mario Odyssey'' incorporates a fewer number of enemies than ''[[Super Mario 3D World]]'', which contains ~66. This game has ~47. About half of all enemies are [[capture|capturable]], and their placement and integration in the game's kingdoms promote use of the ability. Defeating all of the enemies in most small areas does not permanently remove them. Most reappear in a purplish, pulsating cloud after a few seconds, ensuring the capture remains accessible for the player. Some capturable enemies are analogous to [[List of power-ups|power-up]]s and give [[Mario]] comparable abilities. For instance, a captured Fire Bro allows Mario to throw [[fireballs]] as projectiles, similarly to [[Fire Mario]]. Approaching most [[#non-playable character|non-playable character]]s causes them to cower in fear, but they cannot be harmed. During the main game, most enemies – particularly wholly new ones – are restricted to one or two kingdoms. However, some begin to appear in other kingdoms as Mario completes story-related [[Mission|objectives]] and breaks [[Moon Rock]]s. Most of the new enemies incorporate design elements tied to the kingdom they are first encountered and compliment the overarching color scheme of the environment.

 

Some capturable enemies wear hats that prevent them from being captured when initially struck by Cappy. A Cap Throw instead causes the hat to fall away, necessitating a second throw. With the exception of Chargin' Chuck, most enemies vulnerable to stomps can still be defeated while hatted. For enemies that can be stomped but take no damage, the stomp instead removes the hat. In some cases, enemies that typically wear hats occur without them, which moves the challenge away from contending with the enemy and toward utilizing them in the surrounding area.

Some of the returning enemies appear in 2D areas, retaining their behaviors and appearances from 2D pixel-based games, mostly from ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' A few of these enemies are only encounterable in 2D areas. In certain cases, enemies can move into and out of 2D areas. No enemy wears a hats in 2D areas. Otherwise absent, a [[Boo]] cameos as the kamikazari in [[Princess Peach]]'s [[:File:SMO Artwork Peach (Yukata).png|Bowser's Castle Outfit]]. A number of enemies appear in concept art that are not in the final game, including [[Spike]], [[Galoomba]], [[Boo Guy]], [[Ghost Goomba]], and [[Spike Eel]], but most of these seem to be from an early, synthetic period of the game's development and do not necessarily represent intent of use. Some seemed to have been temporary placeholders for yet to be determined final designs, such as in the Seaside Kingdom where Maw-Rays from ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' ultimately appear instead of Spike Eels.

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|data-sort-value=15|[[Mushroom Kingdom (Super Mario Odyssey)|Mushroom Kingdom]]

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|align=left|Metal enemies with snapping jaws. Chain Chomps are fastened to the ground and lunge towards Mario when near. Jumping on one briefly stuns it, but does not inflict damage. Chain Chomps can only be defeated by a captured T-Rex. A captured Chain Chomp is similar to a {{wp|slingshot}}. Pulling the Chain Chomp until its chain is stretched out and letting go sends it flying in the opposite direction. This can be used to destroy [[stone wall]]s, strike [[Stone marker|bull's-eyes]], and unseal hidden areas. Letting go also forces Mario out of the Chain Chomp without flying off with it.

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|align=left|[[Madame Broode]]'s pet, a golden Big Chain Chomp named Chain Chompikins. It snaps at Mario and pulls Madame Broode forward as it does. She launches it at Mario like a {{wp|yo-yo}}. Capturing Broode's Chain Chomp and stretching the leash by running away allows Mario to fling the Chain Chomp back into into Madame Broode. This is the only way to damage her.

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|align=left|Winged [[Dry Bones]]. They pursue Mario on sight, but they cannot ascend or descend, so they can easily be obstructed. Parabones crumble into a pile of bones when stomped, but reassemble after a few seconds. They are only defeated if they crumble above a bottomless [[pit]] or lava. A captured Parabones flies like a Paragoomba.

|data-sort-value=13|[[Bowser's Kingdom]]

|data-sort-value=14|[[Moon Kingdom]]

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|align=left|Helmeted [[Koopa (species)|Koopa]]s that toss fireballs and leap long distances between volleys. Fire Bros are defeated when stomped. Shaking the controller as a captured Fire Bro makes it toss fireballs that can light lanterns and defeat enemies. A captured Fire Bro also reaches greater heights than Mario when it jumps.

|data-sort-value=11|[[Luncheon Kingdom]]

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|align=left|Spiked mechs that discharge shockwaves. Pulse Beams are inert by default, but they discharge when struck by Cappy or another Pulse Beam's shockwave, causing a {{wp|feedback|feedback loop}}. This can be used to clear obstacles, but makes an area more dangerous to traverse. Jumping on a Pulse Beam damages Mario.

|data-sort-value=03|[[Sand Kingdom]]

|data-sort-value=17|[[Darker Side]]

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|data-sort-value=04|[[Lake Kingdom]]

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|align=left|Prickly creatures that move back and forth along dotted [[track]]s. In some areas, these tracks bring Fuzzies from 2D areas into 3D ones and back. Fuzzies are usually found in groups. They damage Mario on contact. They cannot be defeated.

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|align=left|Mysterious flying objects that appear in kingdoms after their Moon Rocks burst. A Yoofoe hovers above ground with spiked bars spinning around its body. It drops Goombas and [[Spike Ball|spiked ball]]s from the hatch on its underside. Capturing a Goomba and forming a tower allows Mario to reach its damageable head. It takes two hits to defeat, and the Goomba Tower formed is usually defeated after inflicting the first hit.

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|align=left|Larval forms of Urban Stingbies. They rapidly metamorphosize when Mario comes close. Until that happens, they are slow and harmless. They can be knocked away with Cappy, a stomp, or a [[kick]].

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