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'''Jaxi Statues''' are sculptures resembling [[Jaxi]]s. They are found in the [[Sand Kingdom]] in ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]''. At least one can talk and move, which lets [[Mario]] ride on it as long as he pays a one-time fee of 30 [[coin]]s. It is strongly suggested, however, that more than one Jaxi can move. Six stands for Jaxi Statues are found atop the [[Inverted Pyramid]] around its edge, five of which are occupied; the empty corner is stated to be the former resting spot of the moving Jaxi.<ref name=pyramid>{{cite|publisher=[[Nintendo Entertainment Planning and Development|Nintendo EPD]]|date=October 27, 2017|quote=''I know this place [atop the Inverted Pyramid]. But my days of standing around are done.''|author=[[Jaxi]]|title=''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]''|accessdate=October 6, 2017}}</ref> Taking the Jaxi to this spot rewards Mario with a [[Power Moon]]. Pairs of Jaxi Statues are also present at the [[Sand Kingdom#Tostarena Ruins Entrance|Tostarena Ruins Entrance]] and the entrance to the [[Sand Kingdom#Jaxi Ruins|Jaxi Ruins]]. Near the [[Desert Oasis (Super Mario Odyssey)|Desert Oasis]], there is a lone Jaxi Statue located on a pedestal and facing an empty slot; if Mario takes the rideable Jaxi to said empty slot, then he will recognize the statue as his family and give a Power Moon to Mario. [[Cappy]] can interact with the tails of the Jaxi Statues atop the Inverted Pyramid, producing one coin per statue, though one of the statues instead rewards a Power Moon; the other Jaxi Statues cannot be interacted with in this way. | '''Jaxi Statues''' are sculptures resembling [[Jaxi]]s. They are found in the [[Sand Kingdom]] in ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]''. At least one can talk and move, which lets [[Mario]] ride on it as long as he pays a one-time fee of 30 [[coin]]s. It is strongly suggested, however, that more than one Jaxi can move. Six stands for Jaxi Statues are found atop the [[Inverted Pyramid]] around its edge, five of which are occupied; the empty corner is stated to be the former resting spot of the moving Jaxi.<ref name=pyramid>{{cite|publisher=[[Nintendo Entertainment Planning and Development|Nintendo EPD]]|date=October 27, 2017|quote=''I know this place [atop the Inverted Pyramid]. But my days of standing around are done.''|author=[[Jaxi]]|title=''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]''|accessdate=October 6, 2017}}</ref> Taking the Jaxi to this spot rewards Mario with a [[Power Moon]]. Pairs of Jaxi Statues are also present at the [[Sand Kingdom#Tostarena Ruins Entrance|Tostarena Ruins Entrance]] and the entrance to the [[Sand Kingdom#Jaxi Ruins|Jaxi Ruins]]. Near the [[Desert Oasis (Super Mario Odyssey)|Desert Oasis]], there is a lone Jaxi Statue located on a pedestal and facing an empty slot; if Mario takes the rideable Jaxi to said empty slot, then he will recognize the statue as his family and give a Power Moon to Mario. [[Cappy]] can interact with the tails of the Jaxi Statues atop the Inverted Pyramid, producing one coin per statue, though one of the statues instead rewards a Power Moon; the other Jaxi Statues cannot be interacted with in this way. | ||
Revision as of 14:50, May 18, 2024
- This article is about the inanimate statues found throughout the Sand Kingdom. For the rideable variant, see Jaxi.
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| First appearance | Super Mario Odyssey (2017) |
- “Aw, were you takin' me to see my family, you old softy?”
- —Jaxi during Jaxi Reunion!, Super Mario Odyssey
Jaxi Statues are sculptures resembling Jaxis. They are found in the Sand Kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey. At least one can talk and move, which lets Mario ride on it as long as he pays a one-time fee of 30 coins. It is strongly suggested, however, that more than one Jaxi can move. Six stands for Jaxi Statues are found atop the Inverted Pyramid around its edge, five of which are occupied; the empty corner is stated to be the former resting spot of the moving Jaxi.[1] Taking the Jaxi to this spot rewards Mario with a Power Moon. Pairs of Jaxi Statues are also present at the Tostarena Ruins Entrance and the entrance to the Jaxi Ruins. Near the Desert Oasis, there is a lone Jaxi Statue located on a pedestal and facing an empty slot; if Mario takes the rideable Jaxi to said empty slot, then he will recognize the statue as his family and give a Power Moon to Mario. Cappy can interact with the tails of the Jaxi Statues atop the Inverted Pyramid, producing one coin per statue, though one of the statues instead rewards a Power Moon; the other Jaxi Statues cannot be interacted with in this way.
One of the purchasable souvenirs from the Sand Kingdom is a small replica of a Jaxi Statue. There are also extremely small Jaxi Statues atop the souvenir of the Inverted Pyramid.
Gallery
The Jaxi Statue souvenir
A pair of statues outside Tostarena Ruins
Mario receiving a Power Moon from a Jaxi Statue
Mario taking a Jaxi to an empty slot facing a Jaxi Statue
References
- ^ "I know this place [atop the Inverted Pyramid]. But my days of standing around are done." – Jaxi (October 27, 2017). Super Mario Odyssey. Nintendo EPD. Retrieved October 6, 2017.
