Moon Rock: Difference between revisions
7feetunder (talk | contribs) (as stated, this is pure coincidence, and this similarity is too meaningless to be noteworthy.) |
|||
| Line 26: | Line 26: | ||
|ChiR=Yuè zhī shí | |ChiR=Yuè zhī shí | ||
|ChiM=Moon Rock | |ChiM=Moon Rock | ||
|Kor=달의 돌 | |||
|KorR=Dal'ui Dol | |||
|KorM=Moon Stone | |||
}} | }} | ||
Revision as of 08:10, September 29, 2018
Moon Rocks (initially called Mysterious Cubes in the Prima Games guide[1]) are lustrous, gray cubic objects found in Super Mario Odyssey. There is one in each kingdom visited (excluding the Mushroom Kingdom, Dark Side, and Darker Side), but they have no function until after Bowser is defeated in the Moon Kingdom. After defeating Bowser and collecting all of the Multi Moons in a given kingdom (if there are any), that kingdom's Moon Rock will glow, and Mario can activate it either by throwing Cappy at it or Ground Pounding on it. Upon activating a Moon Rock, it will fly into the sky and explode, causing more Power Moons to become available in that kingdom. Toadette also gives Mario a Power Moon for activating all of the Moon Rocks.
Similarly textured rocks can be found in the Moon Kingdom, most prominently during the escape sequence at the end of the game. Interestingly, the same texture is also found on the colored material that makes up many of the "another world" secret areas.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinese | 月之石[?] Yuè zhī shí |
Moon Rock | |
| Dutch | Maansteen[?] | Moon-Stone | |
| German | Mondquader[?] | Moon-Cuboid | |
| Italian | Monolito lunare[?] | Lunar Monolith | |
| Korean | 달의 돌[?] Dal'ui Dol |
Moon Stone | |
| Spanish | Roca lunar[?] | Lunar Rock |
Trivia
- The Wooded Kingdom releases the most Power Moons from its Moon Rock when activated, releasing 22 Moons, while the Ruined Kingdom releases the least Power Moons, releasing 5 Moons.
