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[[File:KoopaTraceWalking.png|thumb|250px|Koopa Trace-Walking in the Sand Kingdom]] | [[File:KoopaTraceWalking.png|thumb|250px|Koopa Trace-Walking in the Sand Kingdom]] | ||
'''Koopa Trace-Walking''' (also known as simply '''Trace-Walking''') is a minigame featured in ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]''. It appears in the [[Sand Kingdom]], [[Snow Kingdom]], and [[Moon Kingdom]], where the player can play it by talking to a [[Koopa Troopa]]. The minigame involves walking in a set shape marked with blue arrows and trying to replicate the shape as accurately as possible. To make the minigame more difficult, the arrows will disappear after a few seconds, forcing the player to memorize the shape. The level of the shape's accuracy is translated into points at the end of the minigame, and if the player achieves at least 80 points, they are rewarded with a [[Power Moon]]. After breaking the kingdom's [[Moon Rock]], the player can play the same minigame again for a second Power Moon, although this time they must score at least 90 points to earn it | '''Koopa Trace-Walking''' (also known as simply '''Trace-Walking''') is a minigame featured in ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]''. It appears in the [[Sand Kingdom]], [[Snow Kingdom]], and [[Moon Kingdom]], where the player can play it by talking to a [[Koopa Troopa]]. The minigame involves walking in a set shape marked with blue arrows and trying to replicate the shape as accurately as possible. To make the minigame more difficult, the arrows will disappear after a few seconds, forcing the player to memorize the shape. The level of the shape's accuracy is translated into points at the end of the minigame, and if the player achieves at least 80 points, they are rewarded with a [[Power Moon]]. After breaking the kingdom's [[Moon Rock]], the player can play the same minigame again for a second Power Moon, although this time they must score at least 90 points to earn it. | ||
The first time the player finds this minigame is in the Sand Kingdom, where a red-shelled Koopa Troopa wearing a sombrero appears northeast of [[Tostarena Town]]. The player must replicate the circle shape as best as possible with at least 80 points, after which they will be rewarded with the "Walking the Desert!" Power Moon. The player can play again post-game after breaking the kingdom's Moon Rock for the "More Walking in the Desert!" Power Moon. | The first time the player finds this minigame is in the Sand Kingdom, where a red-shelled Koopa Troopa wearing a sombrero appears northeast of [[Tostarena Town]]. The player must replicate the circle shape as best as possible with at least 80 points, after which they will be rewarded with the "Walking the Desert!" Power Moon. The player can play again post-game after breaking the kingdom's Moon Rock for the "More Walking in the Desert!" Power Moon. | ||
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The third and final version of the minigame appears in the Moon Kingdom after [[Bowser]] is defeated. This time, a purple-shelled Koopa Troopa is seen wearing a space helmet, and can be found by jumping off the ledge with the [[Crazy Cap]] shop. The shape is a circle again; however, there are a few bumps on the ground which can affect the player's movements. The player once again receives two of the kingdom's Power Moons – "Walking on the Moon!" and "Walking on the Moon: Again!" – from the minigame. | The third and final version of the minigame appears in the Moon Kingdom after [[Bowser]] is defeated. This time, a purple-shelled Koopa Troopa is seen wearing a space helmet, and can be found by jumping off the ledge with the [[Crazy Cap]] shop. The shape is a circle again; however, there are a few bumps on the ground which can affect the player's movements. The player once again receives two of the kingdom's Power Moons – "Walking on the Moon!" and "Walking on the Moon: Again!" – from the minigame. | ||
Mario cannot participate in the minigame if he captures a subject or rides a [[Jaxi]]. Additionally, if Mario brings a captured enemy to a Koopa Troopa, he will tell the enemy in question to move out of the way. | |||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||