News of a short Italian guy out on a murder spree keeps you on edge, but you can’t help feeling that today might hold the fortuitous meeting of you and your true love. Picture this from Goombette’s perspective: you’re sitting around, enjoying the sun with your sun hat on, wondering if perhaps you’ll be noticed by some handsome young shroom. But the charm wore off once I made a more keen observation of what was actually happening in these scenarios. It initially comes off as quite romantic decades of squashing Goombas can have a sick, masochistic way of endearing one to the grumpy little dudes, so it’s nice to see them find true love in this war of violent ground-pounds and mind-control. Ostensibly overcome with infatuation at the sight of a strapping young mushroom-shaped lad, Goombette then relinquishes a Moon to Mario in disguise. In order to attain the Moon she holds, one must Capture one or more Goombas and make their way towards Goombette. The trouble is Goombette seems terrified of Mario and will rush off into thin air at the sight of him. While some Moons are awarded after defeating bosses-and others are just lying around, almost unimportantly-there is always one in each Kingdom held by Goombette, a feminine pink Goomba in a large summer hat. Super Mario Odyssey is a phenomenal platformer brimming with purple coins and Power Moons to be found and collected. I especially appreciate each Kingdom’s Goombette puzzles but as I have come across more of these encounters, I have grown increasingly disturbed by the dark, twisted implications behind them. The longer I play, the more interesting the puzzles and obstacles seem to become. Of course, he won’t just let you make him punch himself, as his other hand will shoot ice crystals.I have been playing Super Mario Odyssey regularly since its release last month, and I have yet to grow tired of the seemingly endless hunt for Power Moons. While it’s stunned, you want to capture it and then boost to hit Knucklotec in his face. This attack will go on forever, unless you coax him into slamming onto the ice, which will stun that hand for a few seconds. For his first wave, the boss will simply have his hands come above you and slam into the ground. Before doing anything, other than dodging attacks, note the ice patches on the ground, as you will needing them shortly. Knucklotec is a boss that comes in three phases, with each one adding on an attack to existing ones. Just go to the end here, capture a Bullet Bill and boost your way to the obvious boss arena. įrom the top here, you can long jump down to the end and pass through the doorway. Jump up to reveal some hidden blocks, which will allow you to reach the chest, housing a Power Moon (Underground Treasure Chest). Collect the mass of coins (100 in total), then carefully walk/run the narrow ledge to the end. What you need to do is capture the Bullet Bill and accelerate to that ledge, where you’ll find some flowers to spring you to the top. However, you want to take a look to the right, as you might spot a ledge sticking out a bit from the large structure. There will be a Bullet Bill launching at you, with a hat of course, and it might hit the shockwave device if you go head on. That’ll be all for the Goombas, so abandon them and use the flower to spring up to the next platform. Make your way over to the moving platforms and get on the far one to grab the four purple coins (84). When the stack is tall enough, you can simply walk into the Power Moon (Goomba Tower Assembly). Bring them down and then jump on them with the bigger stack, or simply jump on the big stack while you’re up high. There are three Goombas located on top of the nearby structure, which can be gotten to by releasing the capturing on the big stack and jumping up there. To get the Power Moon and purple coins, you’re going to want to capture the Goomba stack and jump on top of the isolated Goombas, making it taller. There’s also a lot of contraptions that lead to two shockwave devices, but you probably don’t want to start them, as the shockwaves will set off a chain reaction between the two devices. You should see a Power Moon in the air, as well as some purple coins and a pretty big stack of Goombas. Hop up the tiny set of steps and stop, as you will want to look around a bit. Trigger the second one as well to break more stones, letting you reach three purple coins (80). You want to trigger the devices, as there are stones blocking your path. The Chinchos are impervious to your hat throws (left), but they can be defeated by jumping on them (right).
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