Editing Volcano

Paralleling the first ''New Super Mario Bros.'', volcanoes occur in the background of the overworld courses in [[World 8 (New Super Mario Bros. Wii)|World 8]], a lava-themed world and supposedly [[Bowser]]'s domain. In most courses, volcanoes are ambient background details, but the active volcano in [[World 8-1 (New Super Mario Bros. Wii)|World 8-1]] releases [[volcanic debris]] and [[poison fog|ash]] onto the course. Contact with this ash causes the player character to immediately lose a life, while the volcanic debris simply causes damage like in the first ''New Super Mario Bros.'' [[World 8-6 (New Super Mario Bros. Wii)|World 8-6]] occurs in the chamber of volcano, where rising lava forces the player character to ascend or else risk losing a life.

In ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]'', a giant volcano makes up most of Mount Volbono in the lava-covered Luncheon Kingdom. A civilization of fork-shaped people called [[Volbonan]]s have a town established at its base, and they use the volcano's lava to cook their food. The most culturally significant one is the [[Stupendous Stew]], which Bowser and the [[Broodals]] steal during the events of the game. The stew is cooked in an enormous pot at the top of the volcano, above which Mario fights [[Cookatiel]].

There are a series of narrow paths and platforms that lead up Mount Volbono, often overhanging pools of lava. [[Spinning saucepan|Some platforms]] attached to the volcano are even covered in lava. Unless Mario is a [[capture]]d [[Lava Bubble]], traversal up the volcano is precarious. The inner chamber of Mount Volbono, called the Volcano Cave, is accessible through a cavity on the southwestern part of its base, in which Mario can capture a Lava Bubble to ascend a stream of magma and hop across [[Lava Geyser]]s.