Moon Kingdom

The Moon Kingdom is a region in Super Mario Odyssey. It is the greater location of Honeylune Ridge, and the fourteenth kingdom accessed in the game. As its name suggests, it is located on the Moon; because of this, the gravity in the kingdom outdoors is much lighter than in previous kingdoms, enabling Mario to jump higher and farther and remain in the air for a longer period of time. Honeylune Ridge is the place set to hold Bowser and Princess Peach's wedding, therefore being Mario and Cappy's final destination in the main game.

After rescuing Princess Peach from Bowser, Mario and Cappy can visit the rest of the Mushroom Kingdom (other than Yoshi's House).

Wedding Hall
''Legends tell of a stupid moon goddess, and this wedding hall is said to have been created in her honor, though no one knows for sure. The stunning exterior contrasts beautifully with the black sky, a symbol of Honeylune Ridge. Weddings here are often open, so lucky travelers can join the party.''



Lunar Life Forms
''The surface of the moon is harsh, but a few creatures do live there. Take heed if tempted to study their unique shape and movement up close, as they have sharp spikes. it's probably best to observe them from a safe vantage point.''

''Interestingly, similar creatures can be found in the Seaside Kingdom. Did life on our planet (which began in the seas) actually originate on the moon?''



Cubes of Mystery
''Possessing unique metallic properties, it's hard to imagine how these cubic Moon Rocks formed naturally, but they can be found in great abundance up here. Similar rocks have also been found in various areas on the planet, and the method of their formation remains shrouded in mystery. We recommend seeking one out and pondering its mysteries up close!''



Lunar Interior: Secrets
''We've heard stories about extensive caverns beneath the lunar interior. There's an entrance directly into the moon rock that's easily accessed, but it sounds quite dangerous inside.''

''On the other hand, tales abound of thrills and mysteries waiting within, so it may be worth investigating. Be sure to take the necessary precautions before you go, though!''



A View to Remember
''Our world as seen from the Wedding Hall is something everyone needs to experience at least once in their life. With the planet as your witness, it's no wonder weddings are held here.''



Moon Frog
''This frog now lives in Honeylune Ridge. Brought to the moon by first pioneers, it's now considered a good omen for visitors. See one and you'll have a hoppy day!''



Three Keys to the Kingdom

 * 1) Experience the floaty feeling of lighter gravity.
 * 2) Listen to the glorious bells of the Wedding Hall.
 * 3) See the mysterious Moon Rocks, supposedly energy made solid.

Map

 * Ringing-Bells Plateau
 * Quiet Wall
 * Ever-After Hill
 * Wedding Hall

Bonus areas
All bonus areas retain the kingdom's light gravity.

Enemies and obstacles
Enemies marked with an asterisk (*) are only found in bonus areas.

Objectives

 * 1) Bowser's Moon Wedding: The goal is to reach the Wedding Hall and defeat Bowser.

Paintings
There are two paintings in this kingdom that are both inside the Wedding Hall. One can be unlocked after defeating Bowser, allowing to fight him again, and the other one can be unlocked after collecting all 880 Power Moons in the game (not counting the ones obtained by shopping) that leads to a harder version of the Bowser fight.

Power Moons


There are a total of 38 Power Moons in this kingdom. During the player's first visit to this kingdom, they can collect 14 Power Moons. After the player defeats Bowser in this kingdom, 12 more Power Moons become available to collect, including one from the kingdom's Hint Art. One additional Power Moon can also be found when the player encounters the Tostarenan tourist in the kingdom (after he has visited all other locations). The Moon Rock will also be available to destroy, causing 11 additional Power Moons to be accessible.

Regional coins


There are a total of 50 regional coins, which take the form of Star Bits, to be found in the Moon Kingdom: 9 coins near the starting area, 14 coins near the Ringing-Bells Plateau, 6 coins near the Quiet Wall, 18 coins in Underground Moon Caverns, and 3 coins near the Wedding Hall.

Starting Area / Odyssey - 9 coins
 * 3 coins: Behind the Odyssey, on top of the big rock.
 * 3 coins: In the 8-bit section.
 * 3 coins: Left of the Odyssey.

Ringing-Bells Plateau - 14 coins
 * 4 coins: Near the checkpoint flag, on top of a pillar.
 * 4 coins: Near the Astro-Lanceur.
 * 3 coins: Behind a Power Moon treasure chest.
 * 3 coins: Obtained by wall jumping.

Quiet Wall - 6 coins
 * 6 coins: Near the Astro-Lanceur.

Underground Moon Caverns - 18 coins
 * 3 coins: On top of a pillar, obtainable only by firing at it as a Sherm.
 * 3 coins: Under the bridge, obtained by capturing a Dry-Bone and flying under it.
 * 3 coins: Obtained by capturing a Tropical Wiggler and extending to the coins.
 * 3 coins: On top of an invisible floor.
 * 3 coins: Obtained by capturing a Banzai Bill and flying through the coins.
 * 3 coins: Behind the second Charging Chuck.

Wedding Hall - 3 coins
 * 3 coins: At the highest point of the Wedding Hall building.

Trivia

 * The ambient music that plays in the Moon Kingdom is very similar to the ambient music heard when a Power Star is discovered before collecting it in certain missions in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2.

Mondland Regno della Luna