Snow Kingdom

The Snow Kingdom is a region featured in Super Mario Odyssey, and can either be the ninth or tenth location visited, depending on if the player selects to go here or to the Seaside Kingdom after leaving the Metro Kingdom. It is the greater location of Shiveria, a snowy area containing a small town under the surface. When Mario first visits this kingdom, there is a blizzard occurring outside the town area, and the entrance to the Bound Bowl Grand Prix race area is blocked off by four barriers. Mario must help the Shiverians open the entrance to the race area by collecting the four Power Moons located in the rooms around the race area's entrance. Once Mario collects all four of these Power Moons, the race area opens up, allowing Mario and the Shiverians to enter. Upon entering the race area, the player discovers that one of the racers is still in the waiting room. Mario goes to find the racer and captures him, allowing the player themselves to participate in the Bound Bowl Grand Prix race. If Mario successfully gets first place in the race, he will receive a Multi Moon, which (when collected) restores the Snow Kingdom to its former glory, getting rid of the blizzard outside the town, allowing the Shiverians to race on their race course peacefully and granting access to more Power Moons. Once Mario collects enough Power Moons, he can access the next kingdom - either the Seaside Kingdom (if the player has not visited it yet) or the Luncheon Kingdom (if both the Seaside and Snow Kingdoms have been visited).

This location is based off of Russia, specifically the icy cold areas of Siberia. This is evidenced by the name (Shiveria), the nesting dolls on sale at the local Crazy Cap, and by the locals performing the Hopak. The town of Shiveria also seems to draw inspiration from Scandinavia, as the locals here resemble harp seals in knitwear and live in wooden Scandinavian-style housing.

Brochure details

Blizzard conditions can reduce visibility.

A Frozen Land

The Snow Kingdom is a world of ice and snow that freezes the body but dazzles the eyes. Stay alert, though—one bad step can drop you into the dangerously frigid sea. Despite the cold, the town of Shiveria is famous for its warm hospitality, and on clear days, the view can't be matched.

Come and sit by their fire.

A Warm Community

Shiveria is a huge excavated settlement beneath the ice. It's warmer here than up above, but you'll want to bundle up all the same.

Despite the cold, the cheerful Shiverians will thaw any traveller's frozen heart. And if you visit the center square, you'll see the fiery passion the Shiverians have for their traditional races. Take one look at the screens showing the action, and you'll be caught up in the excitement too!

The racing course extends from the plaza.

Bound Bowl Grand Prix

THE sporting event is the Bound Bowl Grand Prix. Only Shiverians are allowed to participate, but when you watch a race, you'll understand why no one else COULD participate. Only Shiverian sturdiness could survive a race based on bounding violently through the course and crashing into one another. Be sure to see it if you get a chance!

The rare and exquisite Frost-Frosted Cake.

Icing and Racing

Beyond racing, Shiverians are known for elaborate baked goods. Especially renowned is the Frost-Frosted Cake, which is very popular at weddings. By tradition, only the Shiverian Elder is allowed to make this extraordinary confection. What's more, they are specifically created as the grand prize for the Bound Bowl Grand Prix, so the only way to get one is to convince the winner to let you have it.

A bitefrost can move directly through ice.

Crevasse Menace

Lurking in the local crevasses you may find a Bitefrost. These creatures move through the ice under their prey, then thrust upward, chomping. Caution (and jumping ability) is advised.

Some Animals Brave the Cold

When the weather is clear, you might spot a few animals making the best of the cold. Be sure to keep an eye out!

Three Keys to the Kingdom

1. Swim only in short bursts if you like being warm enough to stay alive.
2. Dig for the gate to the town, which is frequently buried in the snow.
3. Bound your way through a race (build and species permitting).

Map

Checkpoint Flag locations

Odyssey

Main article: Odyssey

The Odyssey lands on a clifftop in the southwest corner of the kingdom. Hint Toad and Uncle amiibo are nearby. After activating the Moon Rock, a Power Moon can be found floating next to the Odyssey.

Above the Ice Well

This Checkpoint Flag is next to the hole that leads to Shiveria Town. In the area surrounding the hole is a frozen seed and Ty-foo guarding a Moon Shard. Mario can climb up the ledges of an ice pillar and jump to the one on the other side to find a Power Moon buried beneath it.

Corner of the Freezing Sea

This Checkpoint Flag is on the northeast corner of the kingdom in next to the door that leads to the Koopa Trace-Walking minigame. Iceburn Circuit is nearby, but cannot be entered until the Moon Rock is activated.

Snow Kingdom Clifftop

Southwest of the Odyssey's landing site is a small snowy platform jutting out of the cliffside where a treasure chest containing Power Moon #33, "Secret Path to Shiveria!", can be found. It can be accessed via a painting leading to the Snow Kingdom. Where the painting is found depends on what order the kingdoms are visited in. If the player visits the Snow Kingdom before the Seaside Kingdom, then the painting can be found between some trees near the Odyssey in the Mushroom Kingdom. If the player visits the Snow Kingdom after the Seaside Kingdom, then the painting can be found behind the left building at the Main Courtyard Entrance in Bowser's Kingdom. Though the clifftop is intended to only be accessible via painting or Checkpoint Flag, it is possible to reach it by jumping from the roof of the Odyssey using a specific sequence of movements.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	雪の国 ガケの上[?] Yuki no Kuni Gake no Ue	Snow Kingdom Clifftop
Spanish (NOE)	Cima del acantilado del Reino del Hielo[?]	Snow Kingdom Clifftop

Bonus areas

Bonus area	Accessed via	Location	Description
Trace-Walking Cave	Red door	In front of the Corner of the Freezing Sea Checkpoint Flag	A small ice cave where Mario can participate in a Koopa Trace-Walking minigame.
Freezing Water Path	Red door	On the small island at the west end of the kingdom	An area mostly composed of a river of cold water, along which Mario must run across by collecting as many Rocket Flowers as possible without falling in and colliding into any Moonsnakes along the way.
Freezing Water Cave	Blue door	At the base of the iceberg with the beanstalk dirt patch	A cave-like area filled with bodies of cold water, both moving and stationary, as well as several Goombas which Mario must cross. Mario cannot use Cappy in this area.
Wooden Block Area	Red door	At the base of the iceberg with the Odyssey	A small room where Mario must capture a Ty-foo and use it to blow two large wooden structures to their correct positions, forming a staircase to a Power Moon. The door leading to this area is obscured by a wooden block that can be blown out of the way as a Ty-foo.
The Cold Room	Locked door guarded by a Shiverian	On the upper floor to the right of the race course entrance in Shiveria Town	A small, cylindrical room with an 8-bit, wraparound segment containing many Spinies, which can be defeated with the nearby Koopa Troopa's shell. Mario can only access this area by talking to the Shiverian while wearing his snow set.
Sky Tornado Area	Beanstalk	At the end of the path from the Odyssey	A sky area featuring Hat Trampolines and updrafts. A seed is required to grow the beanstalk leading to this area, which can be found frozen on the raised, snowy platform near Shiveria Town's entrance.
Iceburn Circuit	Open doorway	At the kingdom's northeastern corner	Another race course where Mario can participate in the Bound Bowl Grand Prix. The doorway leading to the circuit is obscured by the kingdom's Moon Rock, which must be broken before Mario can enter.
The Flower Road	Moon Pipe	On a mound northeast of the island leading to Shiveria Town	An area featuring icebergs over a sea of Poisoned Water, which Mario must cross using flower bridges without the use of Cappy, all while avoiding the Moonsnakes and Banzai Bills.

Enemies

Enemies marked with an asterisk (*) are only found in bonus areas.

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  Cheep Cheeps

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  Ty-foos

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  Goombas

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  Spinies

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  Bitefrosts

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  Moonsnakes*

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  8-bit Spinies*

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  8-bit Koopa Troopa (red)*

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  Banzai Bills*

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  Rango (boss)

Objectives

1. The Cake Thief's Parting Gift: The goal is to open all four barriers blocking the entrance to the Snowline Circuit, along with defeating Rango.
2. The Bound Bowl Grand Prix: The goal is to rank first place in the Snowline Circuit Bound Bowl Grand Prix.

Paintings

The painting that leads to the Wooded Kingdom

The painting that leads to the Cascade Kingdom

There are two paintings in this kingdom. One can be accessed by capturing a Ty-foo and taking it to where a wood piece is. With the Ty-foo, the wood piece must be blown up until it touches a snow wall. Then, Mario must un-capture it and go to the painting. It takes the player either to the Iron Cage at the Wooded Kingdom, the Island in the Sky at the Cascade Kingdom, or the Viewing Balcony in the Lake Kingdom. It can only be accessed after collecting the The Bound Bowl Grand Prix Multi Moon.

The other painting can only be accessed, by normal means, from a painting in either Bowser's Kingdom or the Mushroom Kingdom.

Power Moons

The Snow Kingdom has orange Power Moons.

Main article: List of Power Moons in the Snow Kingdom

There are a total of 57 Power Moons (54 regular Power Moons and 1 Multi Moon) in the Snow Kingdom. During the player's first visit to this kingdom, they can collect 32 Power Moons and the Multi Moon, including one from the kingdom's Hint Art. The player can also collect a Power Moon if they travel to this kingdom using a painting found in a future kingdom (either the Mushroom or Bowser's Kingdom). After the player defeats Bowser in the Moon Kingdom, 3 more Power Moons become available to collect. The Moon Rock will also be available to destroy, causing 18 additional Power Moons to be accessible.

In order to progress to the next kingdom, the player must collect at least 10 Power Moons.

Regional coins

Main article: List of regional coins in the Snow Kingdom

The Snow Kingdom contains 50 regional coins, which take the form of snowflakes.

Crazy Cap items

Image	Name	Description	Price	Note
	Snow Hood	A down hood that keeps the cold from making you bitter.	5	Required for "Moon Shards in the Cold Room" and "Slip Behind the Ice"
	Snow Suit	After decades of ice levels, FINALLY a good, warm jacket.	10	Required for "Moon Shards in the Cold Room" and "Slip Behind the Ice"
	Shiverian Rug	Featuring the same patterns as those found on Shiverian clothing, this rug is great for keeping warm from the toes on up!	5	N/A
	Shiverian Nesting Dolls	Open one of these folk-art dolls, and another Shiverian pops out! It's hard to tell them apart, but they're based on winners of past races.	25	N/A
	Snow Kingdom Sticker	A sticker inspired by the Bound Bowl Grand Prix.	10	N/A
	Snow Kingdom Power Moon	A Power Moon that was dug out of Shiveria's snow fields.	100	N/A

Gallery

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  Shiveria sticker

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  Snowflake-shaped coin

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  Snowflake-shaped currency icon

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  Snowflake-shaped currency icon

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  Mario exploring the Snow Kingdom

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  Mario shivering in the cold.

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  Mario with three Shiverians

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  A Crazy Cap shop

Names in other languages

Snow Kingdom

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	雪の国 Yuki no Kuni	Snow Country
Chinese	雪之国 (Simplified) 雪之國 (Traditional)[?] Xuě zhī guó	Snow Country
Dutch	Sneeuwrijk[?]	Snow Realm
German	Polarland[?]	Polar Country
Italian	Regno delle Nevi[?]	Snow Kingdom
Korean	눈 왕국[?] Nun Wangguk	Snow Kingdom
Russian	Снежное царство[?] Snezhnoye tsarstvo	Snow Kingdom
Spanish	Reino del Hielo[?]	Ice Kingdom

Shiveria

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	パウダーボウル Paudābouru	Powderbowl
Chinese	帕达博乌尔 (Simplified) Pàdábówū'ěr 帕達博爾 (Traditional) Pàdábó'ěr[?]	Transliteration of the Japanese name.
Dutch	Bibberië[?]	From bibberen (to shiver) and Siberië (Siberia)
German	Schlotterkomben[?]	Pun on schlottern (shiver) and katakomben (catacombs)
Italian	Ibernia[?]	From ibernare (to hibernate) with -ia
Korean	파우더볼[?] Paudeobol	Transliteration of the Japanese name.
Russian	Озябск[?] Ozyabsk	From озябнуть (ozyabnut, to get cold) and -ск (-sk, a common ending of Russian town names)
Spanish	Friolandia[?]	From frío (cold) and the suffix -landia (land)