Where in "Super Mario Odyssey" Are We? Quiz

Answer: Seaside Kingdom

A number of different Kingdoms contain Power Moon Seeds, all of which we must plant in special pots to start the process of maturing them to harvest. Really, this doesn't take all-too-long. Once a seed is planted, we can go off and complete other to-dos in the Kingdom for about fifteen minutes, and by the time we get back, we can claim a fully-grown Power Moon. The Seaside Kingdom contains more than usual, and there's an extra bonus in that if we capture a Gushen, we can use its water to make them grow faster.

There are also four Power Moon Seed pots in Mushroom Kingdom.

Answer: Lost Kingdom

Leaving either the Lake or Wooded Kingdom, the Odyssey should indicate that we're headed for the Metro Kingdom. In reality, we're expected to make a detour to the Cloud Kingdom, home of the Nimbus Arena, where we'll be expected to face off against Bowser. Even if we win this fight, we'll be sent hurtling down to our actual next destination, the Lost Kingdom, which we'll need to scour for Power Moons to repair the Odyssey and be able to take off again.

Answer: Metro Kingdom

A massive building in New Donk City, the Crazy Cap Store flagship seems big from the outside, but in reality, it's only double the size of your regular ol' Crazy Cap spot as seen in most other Kingdoms. This said, it means you can pass into a bit more sprawling an environment for your shopping needs, picking up not only the regional souvenirs from the Purple Coin side (100 coins of which you can get in Metro Kingdom) but the general purchasable items with the regular coin side (including a Power Moon).

Answer: Mushroom Kingdom

This particular accomplishment is one of the more-than-sixty judged by Toadette when we reach the Mushroom Kingdom; she'll be on-hand in the throne room to assess our achievements, as random as they may be. The 'Achieve World Peace' Power Moon is given provided we've gone through all the story Missions to that point in the previous fourteen Kingdoms, so as daunting as it may sound, it has the potential to be an early Power Moon.

Some achievements are much more involved.

Answer: Wooded Kingdom

Though the Wooded Kingdom takes us into the dense woodlands of the Steam Gardens, what we'll find there is a massive structure made from red iron that extends into the sky. Overseen by the Steam Gardeners, this area is home to the flowers that make up the Soiree Bouquet, Bowser's reason for invading.

A visit here will have us walking the extensive Iron Road to the summit of the garden's ironworks but it may also lead us to a drop into the Deep Woods, well below the stage's main floor.

Answer: Sand Kingdom

Although these creatures also appear in the Moon Kingdom later in the game, we can find Moe-Eyes in the Sand Kingdom. Most of these stone-faced creatures, meant to look like Moai statues from Easter Island, live in a habitat split off from the rest of the desert by a deep ravine. With the ability to put on sunglasses that allow them to see otherwise-invisible platforms, they're a near necessity for Mario to acquire Power Moons in and around their area since he can capture them and act in their stead while he has them under Cappy's control.

Answer: Luncheon Kingdom

Magmato is a new type of enemy found in "Odyssey" and it takes on the form of a tomato-- a big one at that. Because Luncheon Kingdom is food-themed and set at a volcano (Mount Volbano), these foes take on aspects of both, appearing to us as easy-to-beat tomatoes when really they hold the latent ability to smush into lava.

This means that when facing them down with either a jump or Cappy, we'll need to be cautious not to create a mess for ourselves.

Answer: Bowser's Kingdom

A series of fortresses, Bowser's Kingdom is mostly linear, and passing through it on the hunt for Bowser means making our way through a trio of distantly-positioned, hard-to-maneuver courtyards connected by Spark Pylons and locked gates. At the end of this samurai-inspired region, we'll end up just missing Bowser.

It'll mean one more fight against the Broodals and the brand-new RoboBrood before heading off on the chase one more time.

Answer: Snow Kingdom

When we arrive in Shiveria Town, our task will take us to four different reaches of this frigid, snow-covered Kingdom, and each of these will involve a battle or series of platforming areas that will result in a Power Moon needed to unlock four barriers blocking the village off from the Snowline Circuit, a race track home to the local Bound Bowl Grand Prix. If we can complete the Gusty Barrier, the Icicle Barrier, the Ice Wall Barrier, and the Snowy Mountain Barrier quests, we can slide on in.

Answer: Lake Kingdom

Lake Kingdom's Lochladies are known for their excellent design skills, especially when considering fashion, and when we visit Lake Lamode for the first time we'll discover that Bowser and his henchmen have stolen their prized piece, the Lochlady Dress, from its showroom in the region's main plaza. If we don proper swimwear (purchased from the Crazy Cap Shop) and gain access to the showroom, we can get a Power Moon for our efforts.