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Artwork of Mario capturing a Goomba

Capture is a unique ability that Mario gains in Super Mario Odyssey. His newfound Bonneter friend, Cappy, grants him this power when Mario first visits the Cap Kingdom. The name itself is a wordplay based on "cap." When Cappy is thrown at certain enemies, creatures, or objects, such as Goombas, Mario is able to take control of said enemy, creature, or object. This allows Mario to use new abilities, many of which he has never previously had, and collect Power Moons that would normally be out of his reach. When Mario captures something, that thing will gain his hat and usually his mustache, as well as blue pupils or his irises (if it has eyes). Mario can also "de-capture" his host at will (by pressing /). (In game, this is written as Release Capture.) If he was capturing an enemy, it is stunned for a while, with some exceptions. Some scenarios prevent Mario from releasing a captured entity.

Mario can only capture entities or objects that are not wearing hats (or similar headgear). Sometimes, he is able to remove such a hat by jumping or hitting it with Cappy. Other times, the hat cannot be removed, and capturing is not possible at all. If an instance of an object can be captured when most other versions of it are not, a pin with a question mark icon on it sticks out of the top of the object. The pin is usually green, but has some color variation depending on the object. This is not universally true, a few unique objects like Puzzle Parts have these pins.

Many captures of characters allow Mario to move around freely as them. Even still, there are some restrictions placed. A captured character cannot move into a separate map: they disappear if Mario goes through a pipe, including 8-bit pipes, and Mario appears on the other side of any transition without the captured character. Characters that are not meant for moving in the water disappear on contact with deep water, which means Mario stops capturing them. This also happens if a character touches lava or a posion sea. Captured characters cannot start conversations. Non-player characters are usually scared of enemies, having a different animation and differing text compared to their normal state. Captured characters vanish when collecting any Power Moon that completes an objective because of the resulting cutscene.

While Cappy is on the captured entity, the hat is shown to be Mario's cap and does not correspond to any hats Mario wears.

In One Player, Mario cannot use the Cap Throw while capturing another entity. Therefore, he cannot capture other entities until he releases the first entity. Spark pylons are a exception; if Mario touches one while capturing some characters he swaps over to the spark pylon. In Two Player, Cappy is capable of taking off while something is captured, and can capture another entity. This will release what Mario is currently capturing and swap to the second entity. However, captured characters cannot Cap Jump.

When Mario captures something for the first time, that thing is added to the Capture List, and to the Capture Actions section of the Action Guide. The Capture List has a complete list of all 52 of the game's captureable entities, while Capture Actions only includes 24 of them. Capture Actions shows a short video of that character's or item's basic actions.

Capturing can have a lingering effect on the user, as the first time Cappy and Mario used a spark pylon, Cappy noted that he still felt amped afterward.

Capture List[edit]

#	Capture	Description	Controls
01	Frog	Mario can capture a frog to jump extremely high and reach high platforms and places that he could otherwise not reach.	+ Dash Jump Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to High Jump.
02	Spark pylon	Mario can capture spark pylons in order to become electricity and zip across power lines. He can also "de-capture" the pylons at any point, allowing him to drop onto objects below him and reach some otherwise unreachable areas. If there are collectible objects like Coins or a Power Moon close to a power line, Mario can leave the power line to collect them; this is done by pressing the button or shaking the controller at the right time.	Move You can also shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to move.
03	Paragoomba	Mario can capture a Paragoomba and use it to fly over bottomless pits of fog.	Fly Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to fly faster.
04	Chain Chomp	Mario can capture a Chain Chomp and pull back on its chain in order to have it fly off in the opposite direction. This allows him to destroy rocks and other obstacles that Mario could otherwise not destroy himself.	Pull to Wind Up Release to Send Flying
05	Big Chain Chomp	The Big Chain Chomps behave the same as the Chain Chomps; however, they have a longer chain, allowing them to fly further than their smaller counterparts.	Pull to Wind Up Release to Send Flying
06	Broode's Chain Chomp	Mario can capture Madame Broode's Chain Chomp during his encounter with her. It behaves the same as the Big Chain Chomp, and it is used to defeat Madame Broode.	Pull to Wind Up Release to Send Flying
07	T-Rex	Mario can capture a T-Rex in order to destroy stone rocks and enemies. However, Mario can only stay as a T-Rex for a short time, as it is too big for Cappy to hold on to for a long time.	+ Dash Attack You can also shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to attack.
08	Binoculars	Mario can capture a pair of binoculars and use them to look around the area and examine his surroundings. This is vital for collecting Power Moons from zooming into floating taxis or Sphynx.	Look Around Zoom You can also look around with the Joy-Con (R)/ Pro Controller. Reset
09	Bullet Bill	Mario can capture a Bullet Bill and use it to fly around and destroy stone blocks or other objects that he could otherwise not destroy. After a short time, however, the Bullet Bill will explode, releasing Mario and dropping him off where ever it exploded.	Hold to Accelerate Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to accelerate more.
10	Moe-Eye	Mario can capture Moe-Eyes in order to put on their shades, which allows him to see invisible platforms, Coins, and blocks that he could otherwise not see. Wearing the shades causes the Moe-Eyes to move slower than they do without their shades.	Put On / Take Off Shades
11	Cactus	Mario can capture a cactus (in the Sand Kingdom) in order to move it out of the way of a glowing spot on the ground, which hides a Power Moon.	Move
12	Goomba	Mario can capture Goombas in order to stack them into Goomba Towers, which allows him to reach high spots that he could otherwise not reach. As a Goomba, Mario can also interact with Goombette, who will award Mario with a Power Moon as a sign of affection. If Mario approaches the female Goomba in his normal form, it will instead disappear in fear. Goombas' feet are also able to walk across icy surfaces without slipping around.	+ Dash Jump Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to High Jump.
13	Knucklotec's Fist	During the battle against Knucklotec in the Sand Kingdom (and during the rematch in the Mushroom Kingdom), Mario can capture Knucklotec's Fist, which he can use to punch the foe in order to damage him. They control identically to Bullet Bills, though Knucklotec's Fist does not explode and instead forces Mario out when it runs out of time	Hold to Accelerate Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to accelerate more.
14	Mini Rocket	Mario can capture a Mini Rocket in order to blast off into the sky, where he can find a platforming challenge that awards a Power Moon when completed. He can also capture the Mini Rocket in the sky area in order to return to the main level he came from.	Hold to Launch
15	Glydon	Mario can capture Glydon in order to glide across the Kingdoms and reach high areas that are too far for Mario to reach otherwise.	Hold to Glide
16	Lakitu	Mario can capture Lakitu and use him to fish for Cheep Cheeps (which award coins or hearts) and Big Cheep Cheeps (which award Power Moons).	Lower / Raise Line
17	Zipper	Mario can capture zippers in order to un-zip sections of the level and reveal hidden passages to Coins and Power Moons.	Move
18	Cheep Cheep	Mario can capture a Cheep Cheep in order to swim faster and better while in the water. If the Cheep Cheep leaves the water, it will bounce around until it re-enters water. As a Cheep Cheep, Mario will not need to come to the water's surface for air.	Dive Surface Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to attack.
19	Puzzle Part (Lake Kingdom)	Mario can capture a large stone rock in the Lake Kingdom in order to solve a puzzle for a Lochlady, who will award Mario with a Power Moon once the puzzle is solved.	Move
20	Poison Piranha Plant	To capture a Poison Piranha Plant, Mario must first kick a rock into its mouth, which will then allow Cappy to land on top of the Plant's head (rather than the Piranha Plant eating Cappy). As a Poison Piranha Plant, Mario can spit balls of poison at other enemies or at the ground.	Spit Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to spit farther and faster.
21	Uproot	Mario can capture Uproots in order to stretch their legs and reach high places that he could otherwise not reach. Mario can also use the Uproot to break otherwise unreachable Rock Blocks located high off the ground.	Hold to Stretch Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to stretch farther.
22	Fire Bro	Mario can capture a Fire Bro to fire fireballs at enemies and objects, which will award Mario with Coins and, rarely, Power Moons.	Throw Jump Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to throw faster.
23	Sherm	Mario can capture Sherms and use them to fire rockets at enemies and mounds of dirt, which can open up the path to new areas.	Aim Shoot You can also aim with the Joy-Con (R)/ Pro Controller.
24	Coin Coffer	Mario can capture a Coin Coffer and use it to fire his Coins at enemies and objects. Mario will also gain 30 free coins for capturing a Coin Coffer.	Shoot Jump Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to scatter coins.
25	Tree	Mario can capture a tree (in the Wooded Kingdom) in order to move it out of the way of a glowing spot on the ground, which hides a Power Moon.	Move
26	Boulder	Mario can capture a rock (in the Wooded Kingdom) in order to move it out of the way of an alcove on the adjacent tree, which hides some regional coins.	Move
27	Picture Match Part (Goomba)	Mario can capture a piece of a Goomba picture during the Picture Match mini-game in the Cloud Kingdom.	Rotate Left Rotate Right Place
28	Tropical Wiggler	Mario can capture Tropical Wigglers and use them to stretch out and reach small platforms and alcoves that he could otherwise not reach.	+ Stretch Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to stretch faster.
29	Pole	Mario can capture Poles (in the Metro Kingdom) to fling himself large distances and reach high or far areas.	Flick Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to flick farther.
30	Manhole	Mario can capture the smaller manhole cover (in the Metro Kingdom) to move it out of the way and access a secret area containing two Power Moons and the bigger manhole cover (in the Metro Kingdom) to move it out of the way and access the Underground Power Plant.	Move
31	Taxi	Mario can capture a taxi (in the Metro Kingdom), which will take him to a secret night-time area in the Kingdom filled with Sherms and Moon Shards, which Mario must collect to receive a Power Moon.	Move
32	RC Car	Mario can capture a New Donker (in the Metro Kingdom) to control a small RC Car and drive it into a small cage holding a Power Moon.	Accelerate Steer
33	Ty-foo	Mario can capture Ty-foos and use them to blow away enemies or blocks, which can open access to secret areas.	Hold to Exhale Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to blow harder.
34	Shiverian Racer	Mario can capture a Shiverian Racer in order to participate in the Bound Bowl Grand Prix (in the Snow Kingdom).	Bound You can also shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to bound.
35	Cheep Cheep (Snow Kingdom)	Mario can capture purple Cheep Cheeps (in the Snow Kingdom), which behave exactly the same as the regular Cheep Cheeps, with the addition of not being hurt from freezing.	Dive Surface Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to attack.
36	Gushen	Mario can capture Gushens and use them to spray jets of water, which can be used to reach high ledges where Power Moons can be found.	Hold to Jet Forward Hold to Jet Upward Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to spray in all directions.
37	Lava Bubble	Mario can capture Lava Bubbles and use them to swim around lava and reach otherwise unreachable areas across the lava sea.	+ Dash Jump Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to dash faster.
38	Volbonan	Mario can capture Volbonans and use them to fling to high places that he could otherwise not reach.	Flick Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to flick farther.
39	Hammer Bro	Mario can capture a Hammer Bro and use them to throw hammers (or frying pans in the Luncheon Kingdom), which can break mounds of dirt (mounds of cheese rocks in the Luncheon Kingdom) and reveal hidden objects underneath.	Throw Jump Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to throw farther.
40	Meat	Mario can capture a large slab of meat (in the Luncheon Kingdom) and use it to lure Cookatiel to pick it up and drop it in the large pot atop Mount Volbono, where a Multi Moon awaits. It cannot be captured again after defeating Cookatiel on the same save file.	Twitch
41	Fire Piranha Plant	Mario can capture a Fire Piranha Plant and use it to spit fireballs at enemies or unlit torches, which can award the player with a Power Moon.	Spit Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to spit farther and faster.
42	Pokio	Mario can capture a Pokio and use it to poke into a non-metal wall and fling himself upwards to reach higher areas that he could otherwise not reach.	Poke Jump
43	Jizo	Mario can capture a Jizo statue and use it to line up with other Jizo statue rows, earn coins or Hearts from glowing spots on the ground, break cracked blocks, and weigh down certain P Switches.	+ Dash
44	Bowser statue	Mario can capture a Bowser statue (in the Moon Kingdom) in order to move it out of the way of a small ditch containing a Power Moon.	Move
45	Parabones	Mario can capture a Parabones and use it to fly across large pits of lava and reach distant platforms that he could otherwise not reach.	Fly Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to fly faster.
46	Banzai Bill	Mario can capture a Banzai Bill, which will make him temporarily invincible (until the Banzai Bill hits a solid wall or blows itself up), allowing Mario to cross large areas of lava or destroy large blocks of stone.	Hold to Accelerate Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to accelerate more.
47	Chargin' Chuck	Mario can capture a Chargin' Chuck and use it to charge through boulders or other tough obstacles in the way.	Hold to Charge Up Release to Tackle
48	Bowser	Mario can capture an unconscious Bowser (during the story events of the Moon Kingdom) and use him to destroy large blocks of stone. He is the only capture that cannot be de-captured when used, and an exception to a number of capture rules.	Attack Jump Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to breathe fire.
49	Letter	Mario can capture the letters M, A, R, I and O (in the Metro Kingdom) and use them to spell out the word "Mario", which will reward him with a Power Moon.	+ Dash Shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to dash faster.
50	Puzzle Part (Metro Kingdom)	Mario can capture an uncharged block in the New Donk City Power Plant in order to place it on top of a socket, which will power it up and reward the player with a Power Moon.	Move
51	Picture Match Part (Mario)	Mario can capture a piece of a Mario picture during the Picture Match mini-game in the Mushroom Kingdom.	Rotate Left Rotate Right Place
52	Yoshi	Mario can capture Yoshi and use him to eat several berries scattered across the area where he is found. Eating 10 of these berries rewards Mario with a Power Moon.	Extend Tongue Hold to Flutter Jump You can also shake the Joy-Con/ Pro Controller to extend tongue.

Gallery[edit]

Mario, Cappy and captured transformations.
Mario capturing a Goomba
An illustration showing Mario capturing a Goomba
Captured Goomba
Captured Chain Chomp
Captured Bullet Bill
Captured Hammer Bro
Captured Hammer Bro drawn by Kinopio-kun
Captured Lava Bubble
Captured Cheep Cheep
Captured Sherm
Captured Moe-Eye
Captured Uproot
Captured T-Rex
Captured Yoshi and Bowser from Super Mario-Kun
Captured Poochy from a 2018 New Year greeting card drawn by Yukio Sawada
Captured Kinopio-kun from Nintendo's official LINE account
Various captured transformations from a Japanese commercial promoting the Super Mario Bros. 35th Anniversary

Names in other languages[edit]

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	キャプチャー^[?] Kyapuchā	Capture
Chinese	附身^[?] Fùshēn	Possess
French	Chapimorphose^[?]	Portmanteau of "chapeau" (hat) and "métamorphose" (metamorphosis)
German	Capern^[?]	From "Kapern" (capture)
Italian	Cap-tura^[?]	Cap-ture
Korean	캡처^[?] Capcheo	Capture
Russian	Зашляпивание^[?] Zashlyapivanie	Verb derived from шляпа (hat).
Spanish	Capturar^[?]	Capture

Trivia[edit]

Bowser after capturing Peach as shown in one of the pages of The Art of Super Mario Odyssey

A captured Goomba compared with a Goomba under the effects of a Big Mushroom

Bowser's captured sprite and his Big Mario sprite

According to The Art of Super Mario Odyssey, not only was Bowser going to have access to the capture abilities, but he would have used it to take over Princess Peach's body, with her gaining an appearance that bears a much closer resemblance to Bowser when captured by him than most captured beings in the final game do to Mario.^[1] There is also a picture of Mario capturing Princess Peach, which implies that she was originally intended to be a capturable character.^[2]
In the E3 2017 trailer for Super Mario Odyssey, Mario's pole capture was shown to have Mario's mustache.^[3] This is not the case in the final game. However, the pole's in-game model retains the mustache despite not using it, which can be seen via glitches.^[4]
Many of the enemies captured by Mario resemble their Big Mario sprites in Super Mario Maker. The only differences between Bowser's appearance in the 8-bit section of the final boss sequence and his Big Mushroom form are the lack of cap and a different mustache.
The capture mechanic coincidentally resembles the Swipin' Stu gaining Mario's mustache after stealing and donning his cap from Super Mario Sunshine.

References[edit]

[1] ttp://www.nintendolife.com/news/2018/09/super_mario_odyssey_art_book_reveals_official_bowsette_concept_existed_long_before_the_fan-made_one

[2] ttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Mpkvf-nvdSU

[3] ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGQHQc_3ycE

[4] ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tv7opM3zrbI&t=82s

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[Edit] Super Mario Odyssey
Playable characters		Mario • Cappy
Non-playable characters		Princess Peach • Tiara • Bonneters • Bonneter biologist • Frogs • Hint Toad • Uncle amiibo • Talkatoo • Tostarenans • Desert Wanderer • Sheep • Moe-Eyes • Sphynx • Jaxi • Glydon • Koopas • Roving Racers • Lakitus • Goombettes • Lochladies • Style Sisters • Dorries • Steam Gardeners • Rabbits • New Donkers • Mayor Pauline • Band • Shiverians • Shiverian Racers • Shiverian Elder • Bubblainians • Coach • Dog • Volbonans • Poochy • Toads • Captain Toad • Toad Brigade (Green Toad · Yellow Toad · Purple Toad) • Archivist Toadette • Jammin' Toad • Yoshi • Luigi^a
Enemies		Astro-Lanceur • Banzai Bill • Big Chain Chomp • Big Poison Piranha Plant • Bitefrost • Broode's Chain Chomp • Bullet Bill • Burrbo • Chain Chomp • Chargin' Chuck • Cheep Cheep • Chincho • Coin Coffer • Donkey Kong • Fire Bro • Fire Piranha Plant • Fuzzy • Goomba • Gushen • Hammer Bro • Klepto • Komboo • Lava Bubble • Magmato • Maw-Ray • Mini Goomba • Moonsnake • Parabones • Paragoomba • Poison Piranha Plant • Pokio • Pulse Beam • Sherm • Spiny • Stairface Ogre • T-Rex • Trapeetle • Tropical Wiggler • Ty-foo • Uproot • Urban Stingby • Urban Stingby Larva • Yoofoe
Obstacles		Banzai Bill Cannon • Barrel • Bill Blaster • Boulder • Cannonball • Freezing water • Icicle • Lava • Lava Geyser • Oil drum • Pepper • Poison • Quicksand • Revolving lattice wall • Rotating defense mechanism • Senobi Generate Point • Shell • Spike Trap • Turret • Wind • Wind Blow Tower • Wooden roller
Bosses	Broodals	Topper • Hariet • Spewart • Rango
Bosses	Large bosses	Madame Broode • Knucklotec • Torkdrift • Bowser • Mechawiggler • Mollusque-Lanceur • Cookatiel • Ruined Dragon • RoboBrood
Items		Bubble • Coin • Coin pile • Fruit • Heart • Hidden Coin • Key • Life-Up Heart • Moon Shard • Multi Moon • Note • Pauline's lost items • Power Moon • Regional coin • Rock • Rocket Flower • Seed • Turnip • Yoshi's Egg
Objects		? Block • 2D block • 8-bit character • 8-bit pipe • Airship • Arrow Sign • Bar • Barrier • Beanstalk • Big mushroom • Binding Band • Binoculars • Bird • Boombox • Bowser statue • Brick Block • Bubbler • Butterfly • Cactus • Checkpoint Flag • Cheese rock • Coin Block • Coin ring • Crate • Falling Platform • Floating corn • Flower • Flower Road • Frost-Frosted Cake • Giant Swing • Girder • Goomba button • Green plant • Ground-Pound Switch • Hat Launcher • Hat Trampoline • Hidden Block • Hill • Hip Drop Move Lift • Hint Art • Hole • Jaxi Stand • Jaxi Statue • Jizo • Keyhole Pedestal • Koopa Shell • Lantern • Lava cannon • Letter • Lever Switch • Lift • Lochlady Dress • Lurker • Manhole • Meat • Mini Rocket • Moon Cage • Moon Pipe • Moon platform • Moon Rock • Motor scooter • Movable cover • Mushroom Platform • Mysterious Cloud • Nut • P Switch • Parking lot • Penguin • Pipe • Pole • Pole (bollard) • Post • Propeller Pillar • Push-Block • Puzzle Part • RC Car • Rotating building • Scarecrow • Slingshot • Steel Block • Stone marker • Stone spire • Stone wall • Tail Tree • Tapering platform • Taxi • Trampoline • Transparent Platform • Travel Tip • Treasure chest • Tree • Rising Stone Pillar • Rotating dial • Rotating platform • Sand Geyser • Seagull • Seesaw • Small animal • Small bird • Small UFO • Soirée Bouquet • Spinning saucepan • Slots • Spark pylon • Sparkle Water • Spinning block • Stupendous Stew • Swing • Swinging Scaffolding • Trash Can • Vanishing platform • Warp hole • Wire Net Platform • Wooden pendulum • Yellow turnstile • Zipper
Locations	Main game	Cap Kingdom (Bonneton) • Cascade Kingdom (Fossil Falls) • Sand Kingdom (Tostarena) • Lake Kingdom (Lake Lamode) • Wooded Kingdom (Steam Gardens) • Cloud Kingdom (Nimbus Arena) • Lost Kingdom (Forgotten Isle) • Metro Kingdom (New Donk City) • Snow Kingdom (Shiveria) • Seaside Kingdom (Bubblaine) • Luncheon Kingdom (Mount Volbono) • Ruined Kingdom (Crumbleden) • Bowser's Kingdom (Bowser's Castle) • Moon Kingdom (Honeylune Ridge)
	The Odyssey Continues...	Mushroom Kingdom (Peach's Castle) • Dark Side (Rabbit Ridge) • Darker Side (Culmina Crater)
	Other	The Odyssey • Crazy Cap • Starshroom
Moves		Backward Somersault • Cap Jump • Cap Throw • Capture • Crawl • Crouch • Dash • Dive • Double Jump • Downward Throw • Drill Spin • Ground Pound • Ground Pound Jump • Jump • Long Jump • Quick Swim • Roll • Side Somersault • Spin Jump • Spin Throw • Swim • Triple Jump • Upward Throw • Wall Jump
Gameplay elements		amiibo • Balloon World^a • Beach Volleyball • Bound Bowl Grand Prix • Completion • Gravity • Gravity field • Health Meter • Jump-Rope Challenge • Koopa Freerunning • Koopa Trace-Walking • Nintendo Labo^b • Objectives • Picture Match • RC Car Challenge • Snapshot Mode
Music compositions		"Jump Up, Super Star!" • "Break Free (Lead the Way)"
Further info		The Art of Super Mario Odyssey • Gallery • Glitches • Lists of names in other languages (Clothing · Music List · Power Moons · Souvenirs) • Mario Reads Your Letters • Music List • Original soundtrack • Pre-release and unused content • Quotes • Sound selection • Staff • The Super Mario Players
^a In version 1.2.0 or later ^b In version 1.3.0 or later

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 [[File:SMO Art - Goomba Capture.png|thumb|200px|Artwork of Mario capturing a Goomba]]
-'''Capture''' is a unique ability that [[Mario]] gains in ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]''. His newfound [[Bonneter]] friend, [[Cappy]], grants him this power when Mario first visits the [[Cap Kingdom]]. The name itself is a wordplay based on "[[cap]]." When Cappy is [[Cap Throw|thrown]] at certain enemies, creatures, or objects, such as [[Goomba]]s, Mario is able to take control of said enemy, creature, or object. This allows Mario to use new abilities, many of which he has never previously had, and collect [[Power Moon]]s that would normally be out of his reach. When Mario captures something, that thing will gain his hat and usually his mustache, as well as blue pupils or his irises (if it has eyes). Mario can also "de-capture" his host at will (by pressing {{button|switch|zl}}/{{button|switch|zr}}), stunning it for a while.
+'''Capture''' is a unique ability that [[Mario]] gains in ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]''. His newfound [[Bonneter]] friend, [[Cappy]], grants him this power when Mario first visits the [[Cap Kingdom]]. The name itself is a wordplay based on "[[cap]]." When Cappy is [[Cap Throw|thrown]] at certain enemies, creatures, or objects, such as [[Goomba]]s, Mario is able to take control of said enemy, creature, or object. This allows Mario to use new abilities, many of which he has never previously had, and collect [[Power Moon]]s that would normally be out of his reach. When Mario captures something, that thing will gain his hat and usually his mustache, as well as blue pupils or his irises (if it has eyes). Mario can also "de-capture" his host at will (by pressing {{button|switch|zl}}/{{button|switch|zr}}). (In game, this is written as '''Release Capture'''.) If he was capturing an enemy, it is stunned for a while, with some exceptions. Some scenarios prevent Mario from releasing a captured entity.
-Mario can only capture entities or objects that are not wearing hats (or similar headgear). Sometimes, he is able to remove such a hat by [[jump]]ing or hitting it with Cappy. Other times, the hat cannot be removed, and capturing is not possible at all.
+Mario can only capture entities or objects that are not wearing hats (or similar headgear). Sometimes, he is able to remove such a hat by [[jump]]ing or hitting it with Cappy. Other times, the hat cannot be removed, and capturing is not possible at all. If an instance of an object can be captured when most other versions of it are not, a pin with a question mark icon on it sticks out of the top of the object. The pin is usually green, but has some color variation depending on the object. This is not universally true, a few unique objects like Puzzle Parts have these pins.
-When Mario throws Cappy at an enemy or object and captures it, the hat is shown to be [[Mario Cap|Mario's cap]] and does not correspond to any [[Crazy Cap|hats]] Mario wears.
+Many captures of characters allow Mario to move around freely as them. Even still, there are some restrictions placed. A captured character cannot move into a separate map: they disappear if Mario goes through a [[pipe]], including [[8-bit pipe]]s, and Mario appears on the other side of any transition without the captured character. Characters that are not meant for moving in the [[water]] disappear on contact with deep water, which means Mario stops capturing them. This also happens if a character touches [[lava]] or a [[Poison (obstacle)|posion]] sea. Captured characters cannot start conversations. Non-player characters are usually scared of enemies, having a different animation and differing text compared to their normal state. Captured characters vanish when collecting any [[Power Moon]] that completes an objective because of the resulting cutscene.
+While Cappy is on the captured entity, the hat is shown to be [[Mario Cap|Mario's cap]] and does not correspond to any [[Crazy Cap|hats]] Mario wears.
+In One Player, Mario cannot use the [[Cap Throw]] while capturing another entity. Therefore, he cannot capture other entities until he releases the first entity. [[Spark pylon]]s are a exception; if Mario touches one while capturing some characters he swaps over to the spark pylon. In Two Player, Cappy is capable of taking off while something is captured, and can capture another entity. This will release what Mario is currently capturing and swap to the second entity. However, captured characters cannot [[Cap Jump]].
+When Mario captures something for the first time, that thing is added to the '''Capture List''', and to the '''Capture Actions''' section of the Action Guide. The Capture List has a complete list of all 52 of the game's captureable entities, while Capture Actions only includes 24 of them. Capture Actions shows a short video of that character's or item's basic actions.
+Capturing can have a lingering effect on the user, as the first time Cappy and Mario used a spark pylon, Cappy noted that he still felt amped afterward.
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-==Capture list==
+==Capture List==
 {|class="wikitable"
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 !Controls
+!Has Pin?
+!Is in Capture Actions?
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 !01
 |style="text-align:center;"|[[File:SMO Frog Capture.png|100x100px]]<br>[[Frog]]
 |Mario can capture a frog to jump extremely high and reach high platforms and places that he could otherwise not reach.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} + {{button|switch|Y}} Dash <br> {{button|switch|B}} Jump <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to High Jump.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture spark pylons in order to become electricity and zip across power lines. He can also "de-capture" the pylons at any point, allowing him to drop onto objects below him and reach some otherwise unreachable areas. If there are collectible objects like [[Coin]]s or a [[Power Moon]] close to a power line, Mario can leave the power line to collect them; this is done by pressing the {{button|switch|y}} button or shaking the controller at the right time.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} Move <br> ''You can also shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to move.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
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 |Mario can capture a Paragoomba and use it to fly over bottomless pits of fog.
 |{{button|switch|B}} Fly <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to fly faster.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a Chain Chomp and pull back on its chain in order to have it fly off in the opposite direction. This allows him to destroy rocks and other obstacles that Mario could otherwise not destroy himself.
 |Pull {{button|switch|leftstick}} to Wind Up <br> Release {{button|switch|leftstick}} to Send Flying
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
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 |The Big Chain Chomps behave the same as the Chain Chomps; however, they have a longer chain, allowing them to fly further than their smaller counterparts.
 |Pull {{button|switch|leftstick}} to Wind Up <br> Release {{button|switch|leftstick}} to Send Flying
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
 !06
-|style="text-align:center;"|[[File:SMO Broode's Chain Chomp Capture.png|100x100px]]<br>[[Madame Broode|Broode's Chain Chomp]]
+|style="text-align:center;"|[[File:SMO Broode's Chain Chomp Capture.png|100x100px]]<br>[[Broode's Chain Chomp]]
 |Mario can capture Madame Broode's Chain Chomp during his encounter with her. It behaves the same as the Big Chain Chomp, and it is used to defeat Madame Broode.
 |Pull {{button|switch|leftstick}} to Wind Up <br> Release {{button|switch|leftstick}} to Send Flying
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
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 |Mario can capture a T-Rex in order to destroy stone rocks and enemies. However, Mario can only stay as a T-Rex for a short time, as it is too big for Cappy to hold on to for a long time.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} + {{button|switch|Y}} Dash <br> {{button|switch|B}} Attack <br> ''You can also shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to attack.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a pair of binoculars and use them to look around the area and examine his surroundings. This is vital for collecting Power Moons from zooming into floating taxis or Sphynx.
 |{{button|switch|rightstick}} Look Around <br> {{button|switch|Y}} Zoom <br> ''You can also look around with the {{button|switch|joy-con-r}} Joy-Con (R)/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller. <br> {{button|switch|R}} Reset''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a Bullet Bill and use it to fly around and destroy stone blocks or other objects that he could otherwise not destroy. After a short time, however, the Bullet Bill will explode, releasing Mario and dropping him off where ever it exploded.
 |Hold {{button|switch|Y}} to Accelerate <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to accelerate more.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture Moe-Eyes in order to put on their shades, which allows him to see invisible platforms, Coins, and blocks that he could otherwise not see. Wearing the shades causes the Moe-Eyes to move slower than they do without their shades.
 |{{button|switch|Y}} Put On / Take Off Shades
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a cactus (in the [[Sand Kingdom]]) in order to move it out of the way of a glowing spot on the ground, which hides a [[Power Moon]].
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} Move
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture Goombas in order to stack them into Goomba Towers, which allows him to reach high spots that he could otherwise not reach. As a Goomba, Mario can also interact with [[Goombette]], who will award Mario with a Power Moon as a sign of affection. If Mario approaches the female Goomba in his normal form, it will instead disappear in fear. Goombas' feet are also able to walk across icy surfaces without slipping around.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} + {{button|switch|Y}} Dash <br> {{button|switch|B}} Jump <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to High Jump.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
 !13
 |style="text-align:center;"|[[File:SMO Knucklotec's Fist Capture.png|100x100px]]<br>[[Knucklotec|Knucklotec's Fist]]
-|During the battle against Knucklotec in the Sand Kingdom (and during the rematch in the Mushroom Kingdom), Mario can capture Knucklotec's Fist, which he can use to punch the foe in order to damage him. Similar to Bullet Bills, Knucklotec's Fist can only be captured for a short amount of time.
+|During the battle against Knucklotec in the Sand Kingdom (and during the rematch in the Mushroom Kingdom), Mario can capture Knucklotec's Fist, which he can use to punch the foe in order to damage him. They control identically to Bullet Bills, though Knucklotec's Fist does not explode and instead forces Mario out when it runs out of time
 |Hold {{button|switch|Y}} to Accelerate <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to accelerate more.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a Mini Rocket in order to blast off into the sky, where he can find a platforming challenge that awards a Power Moon when completed. He can also capture the Mini Rocket in the sky area in order to return to the main level he came from.
 |Hold {{button|switch|B}} to Launch
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture Glydon in order to glide across the Kingdoms and reach high areas that are too far for Mario to reach otherwise.
 |Hold {{button|switch|B}} to Glide
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
 !16
 |style="text-align:center;"|[[File:SMO Lakitu Capture.png|100x100px]]<br>[[Lakitu]]
-|Mario can capture Lakitu and use him to fish for Cheep Cheeps (which award hearts) and Big Cheep Cheeps (which award Power Moons).
+|Mario can capture Lakitu and use him to fish for Cheep Cheeps (which award coins or hearts) and Big Cheep Cheeps (which award Power Moons).
 |{{button|switch|Y}} Lower / Raise Line
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture zippers in order to un-zip sections of the level and reveal hidden passages to Coins and Power Moons.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} Move
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a Cheep Cheep in order to swim faster and better while in the water. If the Cheep Cheep leaves the water, it will bounce around until it re-enters water. As a Cheep Cheep, Mario will not need to come to the water's surface for air.
 |{{button|switch|Y}} Dive <br> {{button|switch|B}} Surface <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to attack.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a large stone rock in the [[Lake Kingdom]] in order to solve a puzzle for a [[Lochlady]], who will award Mario with a Power Moon once the puzzle is solved.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} Move
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |To capture a Poison Piranha Plant, Mario must first kick a rock into its mouth, which will then allow Cappy to land on top of the Plant's head (rather than the Piranha Plant eating Cappy). As a Poison Piranha Plant, Mario can spit balls of poison at other enemies or at the ground.
 |{{button|switch|Y}} Spit <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to spit farther and faster.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture Uproots in order to stretch their legs and reach high places that he could otherwise not reach. Mario can also use the Uproot to break otherwise unreachable [[Rock Block]]s located high off the ground.
 |Hold {{button|switch|B}} to Stretch <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to stretch farther.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a Fire Bro to fire fireballs at enemies and objects, which will award Mario with Coins and, rarely, Power Moons.
 |{{button|switch|Y}} Throw <br> {{button|switch|B}} Jump <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to throw faster.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
 !23
 |style="text-align:center;"|[[File:SMO Sherm Capture.png|100x100px]]<br>[[Sherm]]
-|Mario can capture tank-like enemies called Sherms and use them to fire cannonballs at enemies and mounds of dirt, which can open up the path to new areas.
+|Mario can capture Sherms and use them to fire rockets at enemies and mounds of dirt, which can open up the path to new areas.
 |{{button|switch|rightstick}} Aim <br> {{button|switch|Y}} Shoot <br> ''You can also aim with the {{button|switch|joy-con-r}} Joy-Con (R)/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a Coin Coffer and use it to fire his Coins at enemies and objects.  Mario will also gain 30 free coins for capturing a Coin Coffer.
 |{{button|switch|Y}} Shoot <br> {{button|switch|B}} Jump <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to scatter coins.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a tree (in the [[Wooded Kingdom]]) in order to move it out of the way of a glowing spot on the ground, which hides a Power Moon.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} Move
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a rock (in the Wooded Kingdom) in order to move it out of the way of an alcove on the adjacent tree, which hides some [[regional coin]]s.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} Move
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a piece of a Goomba picture during the Picture Match mini-game in the [[Cloud Kingdom]].
 |{{button|switch|Y}} Rotate Left <br> {{button|switch|B}} Rotate Right <br> {{button|switch|ZL}} Place
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture Tropical Wigglers and use them to stretch out and reach small platforms and alcoves that he could otherwise not reach.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} + {{button|switch|Y}} Stretch <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to stretch faster.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture Poles (in the [[Metro Kingdom]]) to fling himself large distances and reach high or far areas.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} Flick <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to flick farther.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture the smaller manhole cover (in the Metro Kingdom) to move it out of the way and access a secret area containing two Power Moons and the bigger manhole cover (in the Metro Kingdom) to move it out of the way and access the Underground Power Plant.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} Move
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a taxi (in the Metro Kingdom), which will take him to a secret night-time area in the Kingdom filled with Sherms and Moon Shards, which Mario must collect to receive a Power Moon.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} Move
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a [[New Donker]] (in the Metro Kingdom) to control a small RC Car and drive it into a small cage holding a Power Moon.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} Accelerate <br> {{button|switch|rightstick}} Steer
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture Ty-foos and use them to blow away enemies or blocks, which can open access to secret areas.
 |Hold {{button|switch|Y}} to Exhale <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to blow harder.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a Shiverian Racer in order to participate in the Bound Bowl Grand Prix (in the Snow Kingdom).
 |{{button|switch|B}} Bound <br> ''You can also shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to bound.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture purple Cheep Cheeps (in the Snow Kingdom), which behave exactly the same as the regular Cheep Cheeps, with the addition of not being hurt from freezing.
 |{{button|switch|Y}} Dive <br> {{button|switch|B}} Surface <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to attack.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture Gushens and use them to spray jets of water, which can be used to reach high ledges where Power Moons can be found.
 |Hold {{button|switch|Y}} to Jet Forward <br> Hold {{button|switch|B}} to Jet Upward <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to spray in all directions.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture Lava Bubbles and use them to swim around lava and reach otherwise unreachable areas across the lava sea.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} + {{button|switch|Y}} Dash <br> {{button|switch|B}} Jump <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to dash faster.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture Volbonans and use them to fling to high places that he could otherwise not reach.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} Flick <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to flick farther.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a Hammer Bro and use them to throw hammers (or frying pans in the [[Luncheon Kingdom]]), which can break mounds of dirt (mounds of cheese rocks in the Luncheon Kingdom) and reveal hidden objects underneath.
 |{{button|switch|Y}} Throw <br> {{button|switch|B}} Jump <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to throw farther.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a large slab of meat (in the Luncheon Kingdom) and use it to lure [[Cookatiel]] to pick it up and drop it in the large pot atop Mount Volbono, where a Multi Moon awaits. It cannot be captured again after defeating Cookatiel on the same save file.
 |{{button|switch|b}} Twitch
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a Fire Piranha Plant and use it to spit fireballs at enemies or unlit torches, which can award the player with a Power Moon.
 |{{button|switch|Y}} Spit <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to spit farther and faster.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a Pokio and use it to poke into a non-metal wall and fling himself upwards to reach higher areas that he could otherwise not reach.
 |{{button|switch|Y}} Poke <br> {{button|switch|B}} Jump
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a Jizo statue and use it to line up with other Jizo statue rows, earn coins or Hearts from glowing spots on the ground, break cracked blocks, and weigh down certain [[P Switch]]es.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} + {{button|switch|Y}} Dash
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a Bowser statue (in the [[Moon Kingdom]]) in order to move it out of the way of a small ditch containing a Power Moon.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} Move
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a Parabones and use it to fly across large pits of lava and reach distant platforms that he could otherwise not reach.
 |{{button|switch|B}} Fly <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to fly faster.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a Banzai Bill, which will make him temporarily invincible (until the Banzai Bill hits a solid wall or blows itself up), allowing Mario to cross large areas of lava or destroy large blocks of stone.
 |Hold {{button|switch|Y}} to Accelerate <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to accelerate more.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a Chargin' Chuck and use it to charge through boulders or other tough obstacles in the way.
 |Hold {{button|switch|Y}} to Charge Up <br> Release {{button|switch|Y}} to Tackle
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
 !48
 |style="text-align:center;"|[[File:SMO Bowser Capture.png|100x100px]]<br>[[Bowser]]
-|Mario can capture an unconscious Bowser (during the story events of the [[Moon Kingdom]]) and use him to destroy large blocks of stone. He is the only capture that cannot be de-captured when used.
+|Mario can capture an unconscious Bowser (during the story events of the [[Moon Kingdom]]) and use him to destroy large blocks of stone. He is the only capture that cannot be de-captured when used, and an exception to a number of capture rules.
 |{{button|switch|Y}} Attack <br> {{button|switch|B}} Jump <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to breathe fire.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture the letters M, A, R, I and O (in the Metro Kingdom) and use them to spell out the word "Mario", which will reward him with a Power Moon.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} + {{button|switch|Y}} Dash <br> ''Shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to dash faster.''
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture an uncharged block in the New Donk City Power Plant in order to place it on top of a socket, which will power it up and reward the player with a Power Moon.
 |{{button|switch|leftstick}} Move
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture a piece of a Mario picture during the Picture Match mini-game in the Mushroom Kingdom.
 |{{button|switch|Y}} Rotate Left <br> {{button|switch|B}} Rotate Right <br> {{button|switch|ZL}} Place
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
 |-
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 |Mario can capture Yoshi and use him to eat several berries scattered across the area where he is found. Eating 10 of these berries rewards Mario with a Power Moon.
 |{{button|switch|Y}} Extend Tongue <br> Hold {{button|switch|B}} to Flutter Jump <br> ''You can also shake the {{button|switch|joy-con}} Joy-Con/{{button|switch|pro}} Pro Controller to extend tongue.''
+|[[File:X mark.svg|50px]]
+|[[File:Check mark.svg|50px]]
 |}
 ==Gallery==
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 *In the E3 2017 trailer for ''Super Mario Odyssey'', Mario's pole capture was shown to have Mario's mustache.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGQHQc_3ycE</ref> This is not the case in the final game. However, the pole's in-game model retains the mustache despite not using it, which can be seen via [[glitch]]es.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tv7opM3zrbI&t=82s</ref>
 *Many of the enemies captured by Mario resemble their [[Big Mario]] sprites in ''[[Super Mario Maker]]''. The only differences between Bowser's appearance in the 8-bit section of the final boss sequence and his [[Big Mushroom]] form are the lack of cap and a different mustache.
+*The capture mechanic coincidentally resembles the [[Swipin' Stu]] gaining Mario's mustache after stealing and donning his cap from ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''.
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