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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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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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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)

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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

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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

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Mario has drastically different expressions when climbing up a pole compared to climbing down. When climbing up, Mario is visibly happy. However, when climbing down, his joy suddenly turns to anger.

In Super Mario Odyssey, most poles, trees and other climbable objects are wide enough to obscure Mario's face as he is climbing them. Together with the fact that Mario is almost always seen from behind while climbing, this results in his facial expressions during climbing being very easy to overlook. Choosing a thin pole and using Snapshot Mode, we can see that Mario has drastically different expressions when climbing up versus down a pole. climbing down climbing up 1 When climbing upward on a pole, Mario appears joyful, with a wide smile. Source: Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken on original hardware, game: Super Mario Odyssey (Switch) ero However, when climbing down, Mario's expression changes to one of anger or annoyance.

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The Art of Super Mario Odyssey book indicates that the butterfly in the Lost Kingdom that produces a Power Moon when hit may actually be the adult form of the Tropical Wiggler, i.e. a Tropical Flutter.

Regular Wiggler Tropical Wiggler Metamorphosis The colorful butterflies found all over the island may be the adult form of the Tropical Wiggler. Metamorphosis Source: scans provided by twitter.com user "eientei__";book: The Art of Super Mario Odyssey (US), 2019, ISBN 978-1-50671-375-5 Regular Flutter Tropical Flutter?

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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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