Cappy of the Cap Kingdom
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Template:Missionbox Cappy of the Cap Kingdom is the prologue of Super Mario Odyssey and takes place in the Mushroom and Cap Kingdoms. The mission's objectives are to form an alliance with Cappy, defeat Topper and find a way to get to the Cascade Kingdom.
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After crash landing succeeding Mario's fight with Bowser, Cappy arrives to Mario and attempts to wake him up. When successful, he flies away in fear. After going passed two Bonneters who question Mario, Cappy comes face-to-face with him, apologizes for running away and tells him that he was startled. He then explains that Mario that he has landed in the Cap Kingdom what has happened. He says his kingdom by the same monster (not knowing Bowser's name) was also attacked and his little sister Tiara was kidnapped. He then wishes to give Bowser in a ship of his own. Unfortunately, all of the airships were wrecked in the attack. On the other hand, Cappy then thinks and is pretty sure there is one in the next kingdom over. But in order to get over there, they would need to get to the Top-Hat Tower which is guarded. Cappy then suggests he and Mario should team up; Mario then realises he hasn't got his cap. Cappy giggles and then lays himself of Mario's head. Mario isn't fond of Cappy's style, so Cappy merges with the piece of Mario's cap and officially becomes Mario's companion as Mario throws him and he spins around and comes back.
Mario and Cappy then begin to make their way through Bonneton to the Top-Hat Tower and they will eventually arrive at a switch which Cappy can flip. A bridge will then rise from the clouds granting access to the tower. Four Micro Goombas will then charge at the pair as Cappy calls them "odd little fellows" and that they know Mario and don't seem to like him. Inside the tower, there is a pond and frogs which Cappy can capture so Mario can scale the tall ledges with extreme jumping heights. Another door then leads outside where there is more wreckage as well as scared Bonneters. Then Mario may go up a steep hill to the very top where there is a white platform. When Mario jumps on it, four rabbits on a small airship will appear, the one at the front in a green tuxedo known as Topper then tells Mario and Cappy that da boss (Bowser) told them here would be a fella widda mustache (Mario) coming along. He then introduces the group as the wedding planners and they call them the Broodals. Topper then states they have the treasure (Tiara) they need and that "ruffin' up goody-two-shoes meddlers" are part of his contract, before jumping down from the airship and summoning three hats, initiating the fight. After two hits, Topper is defeated and a spark pylon leading all the way to the Cascade Kingdom appears. Cappy can capture it and then as he and Mario move on, the title appears, thus indicating the journey has begun.
Smaller objectives
The mission's name on the brochure screen changes to the following objectives at certain points during the mission:
- To the Top of Top-Hat Tower: Begins after Cappy joins Mario. The goal is to reach the top of Top-Hat Tower and defeat Topper.
- The Kingdom Next Door: Begins after defeating Topper. Mario simply needs to use the spark pylon to travel to the Cascade Kingdom.
Enemies
- Micro Goombas
- Topper (boss)
Names in other languages
- Cappy of the Cap Kingdom
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 帽子の国の キャッピー[?] Bōshi no Kuni no Kyappī |
Cappy of the Cap Kingdom | |
| Chinese | 帽子国的凯皮 (Simplified) Màozi guó de Kǎipí 帽子國的凱比 (Traditional) Màozi guó de Kǎibǐ[?] |
Cappy of the Cap Kingdom |
- To the Top of Top-Hat Tower
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 帽子の塔の頂上へ[?] Bōshi no Tō no Chōjō e |
To the Top of Top-Hat Tower | |
| Chinese | 前往帽子塔的塔顶 (Simplified) Qiánwǎng màozi tǎ de tǎ dǐng 前往帽子之塔的塔頂 (Traditional) Qiánwǎng màozi zhī tǎ de tǎ dǐng[?] |
To the Top of Top-Hat Tower |
- The Kingdom Next Door
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 隣の国へ[?] Tonari no Kuni e |
To the Neighbor Country | |
| Chinese | 前往邻国 (Simplified) 前往鄰國 (Traditional)[?] Qiánwǎng lín guó |
To the Neighbor Country |
