Cascade Kingdom
The Cascade Kingdom is a region featured in Super Mario Odyssey, and is the second kingdom visited in the game. It is the greater location of Fossil Falls, which is a prehistoric dinosaur-themed area. The main landmark of this kingdom is the waterfall flowing down from the skeleton of a Triceratops. Mario first arrives in this kingdom via a Spark Pylon located on top of the Top-Hat Tower in the Cap Kingdom. When he arrives here, he is introduced to the game's main collectible, the Power Moons, as well as the Odyssey, a hat-shaped airship used to travel between the game's kingdoms. During his first visit here, Mario must defeat Madame Broode and Chain Chompikins in order to collect a Multi Moon, which is used to power up the Odyssey and allow it to travel to the next kingdom - the Sand Kingdom.
This kingdom's Regional Coins take the form of stone wheels.
The Cascade Kingdom is one of the few kingdoms in the game that does not have any known residents.
Areas
- Waterfall Basin
- Stone Bridge
- Fossil Falls Heights
- Top of the Big Stump
Power Moons
- Main article: List of Cascade Kingdom Power Moons
There are a total of 40 Power Moons to be found in the Cascade Kingdom. Mario will need to collect at least 5 Power Moons to power up the Odyssey.
- 01: Our First Power Moon: Found by capturing the first Chain Chomp in the Kingdom and then using it to destroy the nearby large shiny rock.
- 02: Multi Moon Atop the Falls: Found by defeating Madame Broode and Chain Chompikins. (Multi Moon)
- 03: Chomp Through the Rocks: Found by capturing a Chain Chomp near the first Big Chain Chomp in the Kingdom and using it to destroy a rock wall.
- 04: Behind the Waterfall: Found by going behind the waterfall during the Kingdom's first 8-bit section.
- 05: On Top of the Rubble: Found on top of some debris near the start of the Kingdom.
- 06: Treasure of the Waterfall Basin: Found in a hidden treasure chest located in the water below the Odyssey's original position.
- 07: Above a High Cliff: Found by capturing the Chain Chomp closest to the Odyssey's original position and using it to destroy a rock blocking a Warp Pipe, which will take Mario to the top of the cliff where the Power Moon is.
- 08: Across the Floating Isles: Found by traversing across some floating platforms north of Fossil Falls Heights.
- 09: Cascade Kingdom Timer Challenge 1: Found by throwing Cappy at a scarecrow near the start of the Kingdom and then collecting the Power Moon before it disappears.
- 10: Cascade Kingdom Timer Challenge 2: Found by throwing Cappy at a scarecrow in Fossil Falls Heights and then collecting the Power Moon before it disappears.
- 11: Good Morning, Captain Toad!: Found by talking to Captain Toad, who is on a hidden ledge below the Kingdom's Moon Rock.
- 12: Dinosaur Nest: Big Cleanup!: Found by entering a secret area near the "Above a High Cliff" Power Moon and then using the T-Rex to defeat all the Burrbos within.
- 13: Dinosaur Nest: Running Wild!: Found by destroying a hidden rock in the area containing the "Dinosaur Nest: Big Cleanup!" Power Moon.
- 14: Nice Shot with the Chain Chomp!: Found by entering a secret area behind the Kingdom and then firing three Chain Chomps into their target areas.
- 15: Very Nice Shot with the Chain Chomp!: Found hidden in the area containing the "Nice Shot with the Chain Chomp!" Power Moon.
- 16: Past the Chasm Lifts: Found by entering a secret area near the Stone Bridge checkpoint and then traversing through the platforming section within.
- 17: Hidden Chasm Passage: Found hidden in the area containing the "Past the Chasm Lifts" Power Moon.
- 18: Secret Path to Fossil Falls!: Found by entering the painting of Fossil Falls located in another kindgom.
- 19: A Tourist in the Cascade Kingdom: Found by talking to the Tostarenan tourist in the Cascade Kingdom, who appears after Mario has met him in the Metro Kingdom.
- 20: Rolling Rock by the Falls: Found by destroying a rock located underneath the Odyssey's original position.
- 21: Peach in the Cascade Kingdom: Found by talking to Princess Peach near the Fossil Falls Heights.
- 22: Cascade Kingdom Regular Cup: Found by completing the Koopa Freerunning mini-game, located near the start of the Kingdom.
- 23: Caveman Cave-Fan: Found by talking to a Bonneter in Fossil Falls Heights while wearing the Caveman hat and Caveman outfit.
- 24: Shopping in Fossil Falls: Found by purchasing it from the Crazy Cap Shop (near the start of the Kingdom) for 100 yellow Coins.
- 25: Sphynx Traveling to the Waterfall: Found by capturing the binoculars at the start of the Kingdom and using them to look for the Sphynx in the sky.
The following fifteen Power Moons are not accessible until Mario defeats Bowser in the Moon Kingdom and then destroys the Moon Rock in the Cascade Kingdom.
- 26: Bottom of the Waterfall Basin:
- 27: Just a Hat, Skip, and a Jump:
- 28: Treasure Under the Cliff:
- 29: Next to the Stone Arch:
- 30: Guarded by a Colossal Fossil:
- 31: Under the Old Electrical Pole:
- 32: Under the Ground:
- 33: Inside the Busted Fossil:
- 34: Caught Hopping at the Waterfall!:
- 35: Taking Notes: Hurry Upward:
- 36: Cascade Kingdom Master Cup:
- 37: Across the Mysterious Clouds:
- 38: Atop a Wall Among the Clouds:
- 39: Across the Gusty Bridges:
- 40: Flying Far Away from Gusty Bridges:
Regional Coins
There are a total of 50 Regional Coins in the Cascade kingdom: 6 coins in the starting area, 6 coins in the Waterfall Basins area, 4 inside Hat Doors with the remaining scattered near the checkpoints.
Starting Area / Odyssey - 9 coins
- 3 Coins: Obtained behind the southeast rock near the starting area
- 3 Coins: Found west of the tree stump near the starting area and falls
- 3 Coins: Found just north of the three Burrbos
Waterfall Basin - 6 coins
- 3 Coins: Found in the Waterfall Basin (underwater) just underneath the first moon
- 3 Coins: Found in the Waterfall Basin by going through the waterfalls
Top of the Big Stump - 16 coins
- 4 Coins: Found near the checkpoint flag
- 3 Coins: Found near a pole whose top contains a moon
- 3 Coins: Located between the T-Rex and the 3 Chain Chomps
- 3 Coins:
- 3 Coins:
Stone Bridge - 16 coins
- 3 Coins: Found inside a Hat Door after defeating Madame Broode and Chain Chompikins
- 4 Coins: Found on a rock above the aforementioned Hat Door
- 3 Coins: North of the checkpoint flag
- 3 Coins: Near the 8-bit section
- 3 Coins: Near the 8-bit section
Fossil Falls Heights - 3 coins
- 3 Coins: Found on a floating rock and after defeating Madame Broode and Chain Chompikins
Enemies
Gallery
Cascade Kingdom Icon
Fossil Falls Sticker
Postcard of the Cascade Kingdom, seen on the game's packaging.
Mario in the Cascade Kingdom
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Mario when he has taken control of a T-Rex.
Mario sleeping next to a T-Rex.
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Mario fighting off some enemies in an explorer outfit.
Madame Broode with her pet Chain Chompikins.
Several Chain Chomps in the Cascade Kingdom.
Mario throwing Cappy.
Brochure for the Cascade Kingdom.
Names in other languages
Cascade Kingdom
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 滝の国 Taki no Kuni |
Waterfall Country |
| Chinese | 瀑布國 (Traditional) 瀑布国 (Simplified) Pùbù guó |
Waterfall Country |
| Dutch | Watervalrijk[7] |
Waterfall Realm |
| German | Kaskadenland[5] |
Cascade Country |
| Italian | Regno delle Cascate[6] |
Waterfalls Kingdom |
| Russian | Каскадное царство[8] Kaskadnoe carstvo |
Cascade Kingdom |
| Spanish | Reino de las Cataratas[3] |
Waterfalls Kingdom |
Fossil Falls
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ダイナフォー Dainafō |
From ダイナソー dainasō (dinosaur) and フォール fōru (falls) |
| Chinese | 达伊纳弗 (Simplified) Dáyīnàfú 恐龍瀑 (Traditional) Kǒnglóng pù |
Literal translation of the Japanese name. Dinosaur Falls |
| Dutch | Tricera-top[7] |
Pun on triceratops |
| German | Fossilfälle[5] |
Fossil Falls |
| Italian | Rapide Fossili[6] |
Fossil Rapids |
| Russian | Костяной водопад[8] Kostyanoy vodopad |
Bone Waterfall |
| Spanish | Salto del Fósil[3] |
Fossil Waterfalls |
References
- ^ [1]
- ^ World atlas
- ^ a b Nintendo Direct (14.9.2017) - Nintendo España
- ^ a b Nintendo Direct (14.9.2017) - Nintendo France
- ^ a b Nintendo Direct (14.9.2017) - Nintendo Deutschland
- ^ a b Nintendo Direct (14.9.2017) - NintendoItalia
- ^ a b Nintendo Direct (14.9.2017) - NintendoNederland
- ^ a b Nintendo Direct (14.9.2017) - Nintendo Russia
