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Super Mario Odyssey

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    New Donkers' secret ability

    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Mario Odyssey, if glitches are used to take the "MARIO" letters in the Metro Kingdom outside of their intended area, they can be used to push New Donkers off ledges. The New Donkers are, however, unaffected by gravity and will simply stand in mid-air, unbothered. urce: YouTube user "@mariomaster24", youtube.com/watch?v=XCedWyAKTDY
    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Mario Odyssey, if glitches are used to take the "MARIO" letters in the Metro Kingdom outside of their intended area, they can be used to push New Donkers off ledges. The New Donkers are, however, unaffected by gravity and will simply stand in mid-air, unbothered. urce: YouTube user "@mariomaster24", youtube.com/watch?v=XCedWyAKTDY
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    He went from Pirate Mario to Privateer Mario. Massive upgrade.

    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Mario Odyssey, Mario can wear many hats, but some hats are exclusive to NPCs. Below is a mock-up of what Mario would look like wearing the extremely fancy hat of the Mollusque-Lanceur boss, which matches surprisingly well with his Pirate outfit. Source: models-resource.com users "Random Talking Bush", "SciresM", "DJ_Fox11", models-resource.com/nintendo_switch/supermarioodyssey/model/23778/, models-resource.com/nintendo_switch/supermarioodyssey/model/59609/ M
    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Mario Odyssey, Mario can wear many hats, but some hats are exclusive to NPCs. Below is a mock-up of what Mario would look like wearing the extremely fancy hat of the Mollusque-Lanceur boss, which matches surprisingly well with his Pirate outfit. Source: models-resource.com users "Random Talking Bush", "SciresM", "DJ_Fox11", models-resource.com/nintendo_switch/supermarioodyssey/model/23778/, models-resource.com/nintendo_switch/supermarioodyssey/model/59609/ M
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    Rango could've been a princess

    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The Art of Super Mario Odyssey book contains many unused concepts for the Broodals. One unique concept would have made Rango an evil princess, which would have been the first princess enemy in a mainline Mario platformer. One of the concepts for Rango There's never been a princess-type enemy before. I think this works! ource: scans provided by twitter.com user "eiente" book: The Art of Super Mario Odyssey (US),2013, ISBN 978-1-50671-375-5 Rango's final design
    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The Art of Super Mario Odyssey book contains many unused concepts for the Broodals. One unique concept would have made Rango an evil princess, which would have been the first princess enemy in a mainline Mario platformer. One of the concepts for Rango There's never been a princess-type enemy before. I think this works! ource: scans provided by twitter.com user "eiente" book: The Art of Super Mario Odyssey (US),2013, ISBN 978-1-50671-375-5 Rango's final design
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    Like creator, like creation

    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Mario Odyssey, after the Ruined Dragon is beaten, he only says one sentence: "So... tired..." The Japanese version of the Art of Super Mario Odyssey book reveals that this is a direct quote from the developer who designed the dragon, who found that task very difficult. In the English version of the Art of Super Mario Odyssey book, art director Rikuto Yoshida mentions that the stage lead designer for the Ruined Kingdom "uttered cries of woe" when designing the Ruined Dragon/Lord of Lightning boss. Like the T-Rex and Sphynx, we aimed to make a by-the-book dragon design that would offer players a realistic surprise. Both its looks and the gameplay made this boss difficult to assemble, and you could often hear the stage lead uttering their own cries of woe. Despite the difficulties, though, I think this stage is a fine addition to the latter half of the game. Art Director Rikuto Yoshida However, the Japanese version of the book goes into more detail: (translated) Because it was so difficult to make the boss's gameplay and appearance compatible, the person in charge was |often venting "ああー疲れた.... ("Ah, I'm so tired..."), which we thought would make a nice accent in the endgame. urce: mariowiki.com/Ruined Dragon 25 ああー疲れた･・・ While in the English version, the dragon says "So... tired..." in the Japanese version he says the exact same quote said by the stage lead designer as mentioned by Yoshida.
    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Mario Odyssey, after the Ruined Dragon is beaten, he only says one sentence: "So... tired..." The Japanese version of the Art of Super Mario Odyssey book reveals that this is a direct quote from the developer who designed the dragon, who found that task very difficult. In the English version of the Art of Super Mario Odyssey book, art director Rikuto Yoshida mentions that the stage lead designer for the Ruined Kingdom "uttered cries of woe" when designing the Ruined Dragon/Lord of Lightning boss. Like the T-Rex and Sphynx, we aimed to make a by-the-book dragon design that would offer players a realistic surprise. Both its looks and the gameplay made this boss difficult to assemble, and you could often hear the stage lead uttering their own cries of woe. Despite the difficulties, though, I think this stage is a fine addition to the latter half of the game. Art Director Rikuto Yoshida However, the Japanese version of the book goes into more detail: (translated) Because it was so difficult to make the boss's gameplay and appearance compatible, the person in charge was |often venting "ああー疲れた.... ("Ah, I'm so tired..."), which we thought would make a nice accent in the endgame. urce: mariowiki.com/Ruined Dragon 25 ああー疲れた･・・ While in the English version, the dragon says "So... tired..." in the Japanese version he says the exact same quote said by the stage lead designer as mentioned by Yoshida.
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    Unused "hat stealing" idea

    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The Art of Super Mario Odyssey book contains concept art for a proposed mechanic of stealing hats from NPCs, with Mario stealing a police officer's hat. The final version of the game includes neither NPC hat stealing nor police. Steal hats from NPCs! Source: scans provided by twitter.com user "eientei___";book: The Art of Super Mario Odyssey (US), 2019, ISBN 978-1-50671-375-5
    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The Art of Super Mario Odyssey book contains concept art for a proposed mechanic of stealing hats from NPCs, with Mario stealing a police officer's hat. The final version of the game includes neither NPC hat stealing nor police. Steal hats from NPCs! Source: scans provided by twitter.com user "eientei___";book: The Art of Super Mario Odyssey (US), 2019, ISBN 978-1-50671-375-5
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    "And then I said, 'So long, gay Bowser!'"

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    The themes of Odyssey

    Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog Super Mario Odyssey contains four central themes: Hat, Rabbits, Wedding, and Moon. Remarkably, in addition to synthesizing all four themes, the game touches on areas where a preexisting overlap between the themes can be found, filling out a diagram of thematic connections. The Broodals wear hats, which they use in battle. One particular trick they all share is hiding inside and emerging from their hats. PULLING A RABBIT OUT OF A HAT RABBITS Outside of Bowser, the main villains are the Broodals, a group of rabbits that plan weddings. In addition, NPC rabbits appear in various levels. A mythical figure in East Asian folklore is the moon rabbit, based on an interpretation of the Moon's surface as looking like a rabbit. The Broodals, as well as a large amount of NPC rabbits, live on the Moon. HAT The game's main mechanic, "capturing", revolves around throwing Mario's new hat companion, Cappy, onto enemies after knocking off their hats. Most characters wear hats. Mario travels around the world in a hat-shaped airship. SUPER MARI ODYSSEY JAPANESE TOP HAT MOON RABBIT A classic depiction of a bridegroom includes a top hat. Throughout the game, Bowser always wears a top hat; Mario wears one to the final confrontation, and Cappy's true form is a top hat as well WEDDING The main conflict of the game is Bowser kidnapping Peach to marry her. To organize the wedding, Bowser steals various objects from different kingdoms. HONEYMOON MOON Power Moons are the main collectible of the game. The Moon is always prominently visible during levels. The final confrontation, as well as the bonus areas, take place on the Moon. The wedding between Peach and Bowser takes place on the Moon, referencing the honeymoon" custom. This is also referenced in the name of the wedding location, Honeylune Ridge.
    Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog Super Mario Odyssey contains four central themes: Hat, Rabbits, Wedding, and Moon. Remarkably, in addition to synthesizing all four themes, the game touches on areas where a preexisting overlap between the themes can be found, filling out a diagram of thematic connections. The Broodals wear hats, which they use in battle. One particular trick they all share is hiding inside and emerging from their hats. PULLING A RABBIT OUT OF A HAT RABBITS Outside of Bowser, the main villains are the Broodals, a group of rabbits that plan weddings. In addition, NPC rabbits appear in various levels. A mythical figure in East Asian folklore is the moon rabbit, based on an interpretation of the Moon's surface as looking like a rabbit. The Broodals, as well as a large amount of NPC rabbits, live on the Moon. HAT The game's main mechanic, "capturing", revolves around throwing Mario's new hat companion, Cappy, onto enemies after knocking off their hats. Most characters wear hats. Mario travels around the world in a hat-shaped airship. SUPER MARI ODYSSEY JAPANESE TOP HAT MOON RABBIT A classic depiction of a bridegroom includes a top hat. Throughout the game, Bowser always wears a top hat; Mario wears one to the final confrontation, and Cappy's true form is a top hat as well WEDDING The main conflict of the game is Bowser kidnapping Peach to marry her. To organize the wedding, Bowser steals various objects from different kingdoms. HONEYMOON MOON Power Moons are the main collectible of the game. The Moon is always prominently visible during levels. The final confrontation, as well as the bonus areas, take place on the Moon. The wedding between Peach and Bowser takes place on the Moon, referencing the honeymoon" custom. This is also referenced in the name of the wedding location, Honeylune Ridge.
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    Behold! A Mario!

    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Concept art for the Seaside Kingdom from the Art of Super Mario Odyssey book. This artwork is notable for containing the most stylized sketch of Mario in the book, depicting him as an armless biped with a solid blue body and no mustache, skipping across the water. Source and provided by ter.comerwee book The Art of Super Mario Of(2017-07-275-6
    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Concept art for the Seaside Kingdom from the Art of Super Mario Odyssey book. This artwork is notable for containing the most stylized sketch of Mario in the book, depicting him as an armless biped with a solid blue body and no mustache, skipping across the water. Source and provided by ter.comerwee book The Art of Super Mario Of(2017-07-275-6
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    It's so bad

    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Unused code in the data of Super Mario Odyssey refers to a "PowerGrove" object that would have been wielded by Mario to punch, shoot, and attack with a sword. It is believed that this could have been a reference to the "Power Glove" accessory for the NES. Bustration of what Mario could have looked like using the Powerdrowe, assuming the Power Glove hypothesis is consect retorneSuper Mario Odysseused Code Unused code in Super Mario Odyssey contains an unused state for Mario, called PlayerStateSwordAttack No functional code remains of this state, but some information can still be gleaned though names and references to other deleted parts of code. In this state, Mario would have used an object called PowerGrove which is believed to be a misspelling of "Power Glove", a reference to the NES accessory of the same name. The PowerGrove has functions for "Punch" and "Fire". Together with the name of Mario's state, PlayerStateSwordAttack, it can be assumed that Mario would have been able to punch, shoot, and use a sword with the PowerGrove.
    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Unused code in the data of Super Mario Odyssey refers to a "PowerGrove" object that would have been wielded by Mario to punch, shoot, and attack with a sword. It is believed that this could have been a reference to the "Power Glove" accessory for the NES. Bustration of what Mario could have looked like using the Powerdrowe, assuming the Power Glove hypothesis is consect retorneSuper Mario Odysseused Code Unused code in Super Mario Odyssey contains an unused state for Mario, called PlayerStateSwordAttack No functional code remains of this state, but some information can still be gleaned though names and references to other deleted parts of code. In this state, Mario would have used an object called PowerGrove which is believed to be a misspelling of "Power Glove", a reference to the NES accessory of the same name. The PowerGrove has functions for "Punch" and "Fire". Together with the name of Mario's state, PlayerStateSwordAttack, it can be assumed that Mario would have been able to punch, shoot, and use a sword with the PowerGrove.
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    A small UFO can land on Mario's nose

    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Whenever Mario remains idle for long enough in Super Mario Odyssey, he will fall asleep, whereupon a bird native to the area may land on his nose. However, there is an extremely rare event where instead of the regional bird, a UFO will land on Mario's nose instead. Whenever Mario falls asleep in Super Mario Odyssey, if he is in an area that contains birds (most exterior areas), one of these birds will eventually land on his nose. Most kingdoms have their own regional bird varieties. Here, the Metro Kingdom regional bird is shown: a pigeon. However, there is an extremely rare chance that instead of the regional bird, a UFO will land on Mario's nose instead. This is actually the UFO that needs to be caught for a Power Moon in the Moon Kingdom. Note that this event never happens in the Moon Kingdom itself. Source: youtube.com user "@mariofantsudoi", https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1anLHLXaOig: Supper Mario Broth, screenshot taken on original hardware, game: Super Mario Odyssey (Switch)
    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Whenever Mario remains idle for long enough in Super Mario Odyssey, he will fall asleep, whereupon a bird native to the area may land on his nose. However, there is an extremely rare event where instead of the regional bird, a UFO will land on Mario's nose instead. Whenever Mario falls asleep in Super Mario Odyssey, if he is in an area that contains birds (most exterior areas), one of these birds will eventually land on his nose. Most kingdoms have their own regional bird varieties. Here, the Metro Kingdom regional bird is shown: a pigeon. However, there is an extremely rare chance that instead of the regional bird, a UFO will land on Mario's nose instead. This is actually the UFO that needs to be caught for a Power Moon in the Moon Kingdom. Note that this event never happens in the Moon Kingdom itself. Source: youtube.com user "@mariofantsudoi", https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1anLHLXaOig: Supper Mario Broth, screenshot taken on original hardware, game: Super Mario Odyssey (Switch)
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    The coin models became simpler over time

    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Despite looking much more detailed, the model for the coins in Super Mario Odyssey is actually 65% simpler than the one used in Super Mario Galaxy, due to taking advantage of modern rendering techniques. Details in image. This is a coin from Super Mario Galaxy. This is a coin from Super Mario Odyssey. 0 Ⓡ Although the coin from Super Mario Odyssey clearly looks more detailed than the one from Super Mario Galaxy, it actually has fewer polygons. The Super Mario Galaxy coin is fully modeled. Every ridge of the coin, both inside and outside, is actually present in the model as a polygon. The coin from Super Mario Galaxy has 268 triangles. The coin from Super Mario Odyssey has 96 triangles. Here is how the coins look in wireframe view. The Super Mario Odyssey coin, on the other hand, is a simple flat disc. None of the details like the inner ridge or the rectangle design are actually modeled. The way the realistic appearance of the Super Mario Odyssey coin is achieved is by simulating the flow of light using a normal map (left), which maps which direction the light is reflected in on each point of the model's surface, and the roughness map (right), which defines how matte or glossy the surface is at any given point. By applying both of these to a flat disc, detail can be "faked" in such a way that the polygon requirement is drastically reduced. Tource:models-resource.com users "MrEmerald2006", "Ziella", "Peardian", models-resource.com/nintendo_switch/supermarioodyssey/model/23103, models-resource.com/wisupermariogalanymodel858
    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Despite looking much more detailed, the model for the coins in Super Mario Odyssey is actually 65% simpler than the one used in Super Mario Galaxy, due to taking advantage of modern rendering techniques. Details in image. This is a coin from Super Mario Galaxy. This is a coin from Super Mario Odyssey. 0 Ⓡ Although the coin from Super Mario Odyssey clearly looks more detailed than the one from Super Mario Galaxy, it actually has fewer polygons. The Super Mario Galaxy coin is fully modeled. Every ridge of the coin, both inside and outside, is actually present in the model as a polygon. The coin from Super Mario Galaxy has 268 triangles. The coin from Super Mario Odyssey has 96 triangles. Here is how the coins look in wireframe view. The Super Mario Odyssey coin, on the other hand, is a simple flat disc. None of the details like the inner ridge or the rectangle design are actually modeled. The way the realistic appearance of the Super Mario Odyssey coin is achieved is by simulating the flow of light using a normal map (left), which maps which direction the light is reflected in on each point of the model's surface, and the roughness map (right), which defines how matte or glossy the surface is at any given point. By applying both of these to a flat disc, detail can be "faked" in such a way that the polygon requirement is drastically reduced. Tource:models-resource.com users "MrEmerald2006", "Ziella", "Peardian", models-resource.com/nintendo_switch/supermarioodyssey/model/23103, models-resource.com/wisupermariogalanymodel858
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    The one drawing of Toadette in the art book

    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The Art of Super Mario Odyssey book contains large amounts of sketches for most characters in the game, with artwork for certain characters numbering in the hundreds. Despite this, the book contains only a single drawing of Toadette, which is shown below. Source: scans provided by twitter.com user "eientei";book: The Art of Super Mario Odyssey (US), 2019, ISBN 978-1-50671-375-5
    Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The Art of Super Mario Odyssey book contains large amounts of sketches for most characters in the game, with artwork for certain characters numbering in the hundreds. Despite this, the book contains only a single drawing of Toadette, which is shown below. Source: scans provided by twitter.com user "eientei";book: The Art of Super Mario Odyssey (US), 2019, ISBN 978-1-50671-375-5
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