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Jizos are objects that appear in Super Mario Odyssey. They are stone statues that can be captured by Mario and appear in Bowser's Kingdom. The appearance of a normal Jizo resembles that of Statue Mario from Super Mario Bros. 3, which in turn is based on the statues of Kṣitigarbha, whose Japanese name (地蔵, Jizō) is the Jizo's namesake; a captured Jizo will look the same as Statue Mario's current appearance.

As a Jizo, Mario can move around with short hops, and shaking the Joy-Con or Pro Controller will make a captured Jizo move even faster. This allows him to line himself up with other non-capturable Jizos and obtain a Power Moon. Jizos can also be used to weigh down P Switches, which is important for some bonus areas, and they can break certain cracked blocks. Jizos can also be used to reveal coins or Hearts that are hidden on glowing spots on the floor. Jizos are immune to Spike Traps, allowing them to cross over them safely.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese 地蔵[?]
Jizō
Jizo
Chinese 地藏[?]
Dìzàng
Jizo
Dutch Jizo[?] -
German Jizo[?] -
Italian Jizo[?] -
Korean 돌부처[?]
Dolbucheo
Stone Buddha
Russian Дзидзо[?]
Dzidzo
Jizo
Spanish Jizo[?] -

Trivia

  • If Mario approaches the New Donker behind the shop while controlling a Jizo, the New Donker says, "Can I help you, mac?"