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The Cake Thief's Parting Gift is the first story mission of the Snow Kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey. The goal is to open the four barriers blocking the entrance to the Snowline Circuit.
The mission begins at the Odyssey in a snow storm, where Mario must go down to some thick snow and discover a hole. He will then drop down into Shiveria Town. At the end of the room, are four barriers with the symbol of Bowser on them; as well as four corridors with a room at the end of each one. Mario must collect the Power Moon to remove the barriers granting access to Snowline Circuit. The first sequence entitled Icicle Cavern has an icy path with Goombas and falling icicles. Some parts of the path are thin, which only Goombas are safe to cross with. A large icicle at the end must be dropped using three icicles to brake it free. The second sequence known as Hollow Crevasse contains a thin-layered snow path with Bitefrosts coming up from the ground. Mario must collect the five Moon Shards to collect the Power Moon. The third sequence, Wind-Chill Cavern, has a narrow snowy path, poison water with Ty-foos and Spinies. The Ty-foos can be captured to move blocks around. The fourth sequence, Snowy Mountain, has thick snow with a small mountain on which Mario must defeat Rango to receive the Moon.
Areas visited[edit]
- Shiveria Town
- Icicle Cavern
- Hollow Crevasse
- Wind-Chill Cavern
- Snowy Mountain
Power Moons obtained[edit]
- The Icicle Barrier: Found at the end of the Icicle Cavern.
- The Ice Wall Barrier: Found at the end of the Hollow Crevasse.
- The Gusty Barrier: Found at the end of the Wind-Chill Cavern.
- The Snowy Mountain Barrier: Found on top of Snowy Mountain after defeating Rango.
Enemies[edit]
Names in other languages[edit]
- The Cake Thief's Parting Gift
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Name
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Meaning
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| Japanese |
ケーキ泥棒の置き土産
Kēki Dorobō no Okimiyage |
The Cake Thief's Parting Gift
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Power Moons[edit]
- The Icicle Barrier
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Name
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Meaning
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| Japanese |
ツララの関門
Tsurara no Kanmon |
The Icicle Barrier
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| Chinese (Simplified) |
冰柱关卡
Bīng zhù guānkǎ |
The Icicle Barrier
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| Chinese (Traditional) |
冰柱關卡
Bīng zhù guānkǎ |
The Icicle Barrier
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- The Ice Wall Barrier
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Name
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Meaning
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| Japanese |
氷壁の関門
Hyōheki no Kanmon |
The Ice Wall Barrier
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| Chinese (Simplified) |
冰墙关卡
Bīng qiáng guānkǎ |
The Ice Wall Barrier
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| Chinese (Traditional) |
冰牆關卡
Bīng qiáng guānkǎ |
The Ice Wall Barrier
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- The Gusty Barrier
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Name
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Meaning
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| Japanese |
突風の関門
Toppū no Kanmon |
The Gusty Barrier
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| Chinese (Simplified) |
阵风关卡
Zhènfēng guānkǎ |
The Gusty Barrier
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| Chinese (Traditional) |
陣風關卡
Zhènfēng guānkǎ |
The Gusty Barrier
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- The Snowy Mountain Barrier
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Name
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Meaning
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| Japanese |
雪山の関門
Yukiyama no Kanmon |
The Snowy Mountain Barrier
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| Chinese (Simplified) |
雪山关卡
Xuěshān guānkǎ |
The Snowy Mountain Barrier
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| Chinese (Traditional) |
雪山關卡
Xuěshān guānkǎ |
The Snowy Mountain Barrier
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