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'''Moonsnakes'''<ref>Walsh, Doug, and Epstein, Joe. ''Super Mario Odyssey'' Prima Official Guide. Page 346.</ref> are a primitive ''{{wp|Streptococcus}}''-like species that appear as obstacles in ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]''. They have a similar appearance and behavior to the [[Spike Bar]] obstacles seen in other games; however, they appear to be made out of segments of rolling rock instead of metal and have a base made out of [[Moon Rock]]. They come in different lengths, and some have more than one set on a base. Some Moonsnakes are also able to move back and forth in a set path. They appear in the [[Seaside Kingdom]], in the [[Snow Kingdom]], in the [[Moon Kingdom]], in the [[Mushroom Kingdom (Super Mario Odyssey)|Mushroom Kingdom]], on the [[Dark Side]], and on the [[Darker Side]]. They cannot be defeated by any means. The brochure for the Moon Kingdom refers to the ones found in the Moon Kingdom and Seaside Kingdom as separate but similar species, and speculates that lunar creatures such as them may be the evolutionary origin of all life on Earth. | '''Moonsnakes'''<ref>Walsh, Doug, and Epstein, Joe. ''Super Mario Odyssey'' Prima Official Guide. Page 346.</ref> are a primitive ''{{wp|Streptococcus}}''-like species that appear as obstacles in ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]''. They have a similar appearance and behavior to the [[Spike Bar]] obstacles seen in other games; however, they appear to be made out of segments of rolling rock instead of metal and have a base made out of [[Moon Rock]]. Because of their design, they are able to warp and fit their shape to the uneven terrain they can usually be seen rolling across. They come in different lengths, and some have more than one set on a base. Some Moonsnakes are also able to move back and forth in a set path. They appear in the [[Seaside Kingdom]], in the [[Snow Kingdom]], in the [[Moon Kingdom]], in the [[Mushroom Kingdom (Super Mario Odyssey)|Mushroom Kingdom]], on the [[Dark Side]], and on the [[Darker Side]]. They cannot be defeated by any means. The brochure for the Moon Kingdom refers to the ones found in the Moon Kingdom and Seaside Kingdom as separate but similar species, and speculates that lunar creatures such as them may be the evolutionary origin of all life on Earth. | ||
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Moonsnakes[1] are a primitive Streptococcus-like species that appear as obstacles in Super Mario Odyssey. They have a similar appearance and behavior to the Spike Bar obstacles seen in other games; however, they appear to be made out of segments of rolling rock instead of metal and have a base made out of Moon Rock. Because of their design, they are able to warp and fit their shape to the uneven terrain they can usually be seen rolling across. They come in different lengths, and some have more than one set on a base. Some Moonsnakes are also able to move back and forth in a set path. They appear in the Seaside Kingdom, in the Snow Kingdom, in the Moon Kingdom, in the Mushroom Kingdom, on the Dark Side, and on the Darker Side. They cannot be defeated by any means. The brochure for the Moon Kingdom refers to the ones found in the Moon Kingdom and Seaside Kingdom as separate but similar species, and speculates that lunar creatures such as them may be the evolutionary origin of all life on Earth.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ムーンスネーク[2] Mūnsunēku |
Moonsnake | |
| French | Lunère[3] | From "lunaire" (lunar) | |
| German | Lunarwurm[?] | Lunar Worm | |
| Italian | Selepente[?] | From "Selene" (the Greek moon goddess) and "serpente" (snake) | |
| Korean | 문스네이크[?] Munseuneikeu |
Moonsnake |
References[edit]
- ^ Walsh, Doug, and Epstein, Joe. Super Mario Odyssey Prima Official Guide. Page 346.
- ^ Super Mario Odyssey characters page on the official Japanese Super Mario website
- ^ Super Mario Odyssey French Prima Official Guide, Page 256.
