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Returning from 3D World is the Ground Pound Jump, this move is one of my favourites, it allows Mario to perform a higher jump no matter his speed and how much room is around him, as the Ground Pound completely cancels all momentum you currently have. It doesn't gain that much height compared to his other jumps, and the spinning state takes a while to start, so I never found a practical use for it. It's based of it's appearance in the latter of the two games, meaning the player must spin the joystick around, putting Mario in a spinning state, and from there Mario can jump to perform a spin jump. Returning from Sunshine and 3D World, is the Spin Jump. This time, Mario has a few extra tricks that he can perform: You should already know each of these moves and how they work.

Mario can Jump, Crouch, Ground Pound, Somersault, Backflip, Long Jump, Triple Jump and Wall Jump. Mario's moveset is almost everything he's had in previous 3D games. Cappy takes the piece of Mario's Cap he found, and transforms into Mario's Cap, meaning Mario now has his hat back, and he's able to use Cappy's abilities. Mario and Cappy then team up, ready to save both of the damsels in distress. Cappy explains to Mario that Bowser kidnapped his sister, Tiara, to be used as headdress for Peach during Bowser's wedding. This ghost is Cappy, and he's going to accompany you for the entire game from this point forward, he's also the main gimmick of the game as well which I'll get onto in a second. Mario then has to chase a ghost over a few hills, and onto a bridge. Mario then lands in an area that's almost entirely black and white, the ground is black, there's fog everywhere, and in the background there's some strange distorted buildings. On the right Mario is visible, with his iconic Overalls, Moustache, and important in this context, his Cap. This was Mario's first appearance, all the way back in the 1981. This attitude extends even to the credits, where the developers are listed in alphabetical order, not by role like almost every other game.Īrtwork from the original Donkey Kong arcade game.

This isn't a standard Mario game, the developers are willing to take risks if it benefits the game, even if it means changing something as iconic as the red cap that's been there there since the beginning. This sends a message to player, the developers intentions. However, towards the end of this cutscene, the game shows Mario's cap hitting a propeller at the back of the Airship, and being torn to pieces. The game starts of with a cutscene of Mario and Bowser fighting, as expected for a cutscene at the beginning of the game, Mario loses and falls of Bowser's Airship. For this playthrough, I decided to get as many Moons as possible, without pushing myself to scour the world for every last moon (see: Moons that require the use of Hint Art). I put 'finished' in quotes as I'm actually missing two moons on the my original save file, the infamous Jump Rope and Beach Volleyball moons. The second playthrough I did was pretty close to when I had 'finished' the first one, and it was a minimal moons playthrough, I only collected the bare minimum to complete the game.

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This is my third playthrough of the game since it came, and my second full playthrough, the first being the one I did when the game first came out. With that out of the way, let's talk about Super Mario Odyssey. I'm not normally one to care about spoilers, so having a spoiler warning on a Mario game of all things should show how important I think it is to go into this game blind. If you don't care about spoiler too much, then I've put a spoiler on the end-game section of the review, and part of the post-game. If you plan on playing this game then I recommend saving this post until after you've finished the game. I know this is a Mario Game, but I feel Super Mario Odyssey is a game best experienced when going in blind.