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Revision as of 09:27, November 12, 2018

Template:SMOlocation-infobox The Darker Side of the Moon is a secret kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey, and is the greater location of Culmina Crater. This is also served as the seventeenth and final kingdom overall in the game. It is reachable once the main game is completed and 500 Power Moons have been obtained. This kingdom is the biggest challenge found in the game, with the only Power Moon being found at the end of a gauntlet of challenges based off ones previously found within the game. Completing this challenge rewards Mario with the Invisibility Hat and connects the Odyssey's route from Darker Side to the Mushroom Kingdom, forming a complete loop on the map.

Description

Culmina Crater consists of two rocky platforms within a giant crater, which are affected by the Moon's low gravity, and underground caverns that connect the two platforms. The platform the Odyssey lands on contains some local residents cheering on Mario, as well as Pauline and The Super Mario Players, playing Jump Up, Super Star! On the other platform is a scale model of New Donk City Hall, with the kingdom's only Power Moon, a Multi Moon, being found at the top of the building.

The underground tunnel that connects the two platforms is made up of a bunch of floating platforms suspended above a sea of lava. This tunnel makes up most of the challenge found within the kingdom, being made of a gauntlet of platforming and capture challenges. There are no checkpoints, so if the player dies, they will have to restart from the entrance to Culmina Crater's underground section. However, multiple Life-Up Hearts are found within the stage to help Mario through the kingdom.

Brochure details

When things collide, holes are made.

One Serious Crater

This giant crater was formed by a huge meteor collision long ago.

The impact destroyed the civilization that flourished on the moon, which is how Culmina Crater came to be. The crater itself is so massive, you cannot see the bottom.

Space. It's real pretty.

Seeing the Bright Side

From here you can observe galaxies shining in ways you never could see from home. Culmina Crater features vistas entirely unique from those you can find on the Dark Side of the Moon and Honeylune Ridge. If you're feeling down or disheartened, just take a look up at the Milky Way from here.

You can see each star twinkle as the nestle close to one another.

It will all be OK—you are not alone.

The original? A copy? Who knows?

A Bewildering Building

This colossal building stands in Culmina Crater. If you look closely, it seems to resemble the city hall in New Donk City. Some think it's based on New Donk City Hall. According to researchers, it might be one of the remnants of the civilization that once flourished on the moon. But with little evidence, this theory lacks credibility.

It just sits there. Taunting you.

A Lone Pipe in a Crater

This is the only pipe that connects to the lunar interior. If you find it, we don't recommend jumping right in. What awaits is a trial so harsh, it lives up to the name Culmina Crater.

Of course, if you have the confidence of a traveler who has done everything else this world has to offer, give it a shot! Overcome this, and adventurers the world over will sing your praises.

The only known photo of the interior.

Inside the Moon

A lava zone spreads throughout this giant cavern. What waits ahead? How far does it go? These answers await those brave enough to enter this unknown, unexplored world.

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Moon Mysteries

When you look up inside the caverns, you may see deposits that look like the cubic Moon Rocks. Were the rocks that fell planetside originally formed here?

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Three Keys to the Kingdom

  1. See the mysterious building that closely resembles New Donk City Hall.
  2. Reach the far recesses of the giant cavern where none dare tread.
  3. Test your skills as a hardened tourist one last time.

Map

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Enemies

Objectives

  1. Long Journey's End: The sole objective of the Darker Side. The goal is to clear the areas inside Culmina Crater and collect the Multi Moon on top of the skyscraper.

Paintings

The painting that leads to Bowser's course

There is only one painting in this kingdom. It is located at the end of the main challenge and it allows Mario to capture Bowser again, taking him to a special course that, upon its completion, will take Mario to the Spark pylons that spells "Thank You", and finally, to the Multi Moon.

Power Moons

A Power Moon in Super Mario Odyssey
The Darker Side has yellow Power Moons, in the form of a Multi Moon.

There is only one Power Moon on the Darker Side, which is a Multi Moon. (❸ - Multi Moon)

  1. Long Journey's End ❸: Obtained by climbing to the top of the skyscraper found at the end of the level.

Names in other languages

Darker Side

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese 月の国 もっと裏[?]
Tsuki no Kuni Motto Ura
Moon Country: Farther Side
Chinese 月之国 更后面 (Simplified)
Yuè zhī guó gèng hòumiàn
月之國 更背面 (Traditional)
Yuè zhī guó gèng bèimiàn
[?]
Moon Country: Farther Side
Dutch Duistere kant[?] Dark side
German Stockfinstere Seite[?] Pitch-black side
Italian Lato Tetro[?] Bleak Side
Korean 달나라 더 뒤편[?]
Dalnara Deo Duipyeon
Moon Country: Farther Side
Russian Темнейшая сторона[?]
Temneyshaya storona
Darkest Side
Spanish Cara Más Oculta[?] Even more hidden side

Culmina Crater

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ラストクレーター[?]
Rasuto Kurētā
Last Crater
Chinese 最终环形山 (Simplified)
最終環形山 (Traditional)
[?]

Zuìzhōng huánxíngshān
Final Crater
Dutch Kampioenskrater[?] Champion's crater
Italian Cratere Supremo[?] Ultimate Crater
Russian Кратер Апогея[?]
Krater Apogeya
Apogee Crater
Spanish Cráter Cenit[?] Zenith Crater

Trivia

  • After completing the challenge, Pauline wears Mario's cap instead of her own in this kingdom.
  • Due to a former glitch, it is possible to capture and swim with one of the Frogs found at the beginning through midair, so that the huge abyss between the platform with the starting pipe and the platform with the skyscraper can be crossed to skip the whole challenge part.
  • Inside the challenge part, Mario as Glydon can gain a huge boost in height while entering a whirlwind and slow down the descent by shaking the controllers to fly over the wall with the Bowser painting, skipping all remaining sections of the course.[1]
    • If the player flies too high or too far from the island with the Bowser painting, the player will also be able to skip that section as well, and go directly to the "THANK YOU" section.[2]
  • Rosalina makes a cameo appearance as an 8-bit sprite on a wall on the building at the very end of this kingdom.
  • As Mario makes his journey across the Darker Side, the following Kingdoms' music will play in this order: "Jump Up, Super Star!" (Metro Kingdom), Cascade Kingdom, Sand Kingdom, Wooded Kingdom, Lost Kingdom, Luncheon Kingdom, Bowser's Kingdom 1, Underground Moon Caverns, and Moon Kingdom, respectively.
  • As Mario climbing the pillar at the top of the building in the area with the Multi Moon, a music-box version of the Fossil Falls theme will play, and will become slower and slower as Mario climbing his way to the top.

References

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