Luncheon Kingdom

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Template:SMOlocation-infobox The Luncheon Kingdom is the eleventh kingdom visited in Super Mario Odyssey. This location, inspired by Italy (or more specifically by Mount Vesuvius), is a combination of lava/volcano and food themes. It is the greater location of Mount Volbono, the volcano, and is inhabited by Volbonans. It is visited after both the Snow and Seaside Kingdoms have been visited. When Mario and Cappy first visit this kingdom, Bowser and the Broodals have stolen the Stupendous Stew as food for the wedding reception. They must then defeat Spewart. Once successful, they must make way to the remaining Stupendous Stew to defeat Cookatiel. However, Mario and Cappy are blown off after the volcano erupts. Therefore, they must reach the pot a different way. After defeating Cookatiel, Mario and Cappy may visit Bowser's Kingdom, but their journey is interrupted by Bowser and the Ruined Dragon, sending them crash-landing in the Ruined Kingdom.

Brochure details

A pot cooking on a volcano? Only here.

Cooking with a Volcano

Surrounded by strange pink lava, Mount Volbono is colorful and vibrant, a vision straight from a picture book. It is famous for its cuisine, with dishes simmered over the volcano, and chock-full of the local produce that grows to enormous size thanks to the volcanic climate.

The Gates of a Gourmet Paradise

The Historic "Old Town"

On your way to Mount Volbono, you'll pass through the Old Town, ringed by the ruined wall that once enclosed the town. These sturdy, cut-stone walls even now suggest the prosperity of those times. Atop the walls are little mounds of salt, carried by the wind and piled up naturally. Visitors can walk along the tops of the walls—do so if you get a chance. The sights here are very different from the colorful scenery of Peronza Plaza, but equally breathtaking.

Locals hard at work preparing for the event.

Cooking Carnival

The highlight of Mount Volbono's year is the Cooking Carnival, where visitors from all over the world come to sample the famous Stupendous Stew. While cooking on a volcano is of course a grand spectacle, the dish itself has a surprisingly delicate flavor, described most frequently in reviews as a "melty deliciousity."

A giant slab of meat surveys its domain.

A Resting Place for Meat

The giant slab of meat used in the Stupendous Stew is crusted generously in salt and left to rest on a high perch near the volcano. Aging the meat high above the lava, cooled by the wind, is essential to creating the core flavor. If you arrived before the Cooking Carnival, be sure to take the opportunity to visit the platform and see the meat resting soundly before its long journey.

All of the ingredients here are gigantic.

Peronza Plaza

Be sure to visit the centrally located Peronza Plaza for a friendly welcome. Once among the colorful heaps of giant ingredients and succulent smells, you many find it hard to leave.

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Cheese as Hard as Rock

The cheese in Mount Volbono is quite hard, likely because it is left near the lava and dries out completely. The locals chisel it with hammers—you're welcome to join!

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Three Keys to the Kingdom

  1. Sample the famous dish Stupendous Stew. It's what the locals eat.
  2. Gape at exotic ingredients like gigantic vegetables and rock-hard cheeses.
  3. Marvel at the preserved architecture, the best-kept secret in tourism.

Map

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Bonus areas

Bonus area Accessed via Location Description
A slots game in Super Mario Odyssey.
Luncheon Kingdom Slots Room
Door Behind the vegetables directly north of Peronza Plaza's entrance A small room with a slots minigame. Five of the same picture must be lined up to win.
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Simmering Room
Locked door guarded by a Volbonan Inside the building next to the Crazy Cap shop A small room where Mario must capture a Lava Bubble and jump into pots of Stupendous Stew to obtain Power Moons. There are also Magmatoes that can be turned into pools of lava for Mario to cross while capturing a Lava Bubble. Mario can only access this area if he is wearing his chef set.
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The Magma Swamp
Red door To the left of the bridge leading to Peronza Plaza A sea of pink lava full of riding and sinking platforms Mario must cross to obtain Moon Shards required for him to earn a Power Moon, while avoiding the Fire Piranha Plants that live there.
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Magma Narrow Path
Red door At the base of the Meat Plateau directly below the Checkpoint Flag An area with a very narrow river of pink lava that can only be crossed by having Mario capture a Lava Bubble.
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Fork Flickin' Mountain
Red door Northeast of Salt-Pile Isle A tall, cliff-like area where Mario must capture several Volbonans in a row to flick himself up to the top.
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Cheese Rock Room
Red door On the other side of the cliff southeast of the Path to the Meat Plateau's Checkpoint Flag A cave-like area full of cheese rocks over pink lava where Mario must capture a Hammer Bro to break them apart and find Moon Shards to reveal a Power Moon. The door leading to this area is obscured by a cheese rock that can be broken with a nearby Hammer Bro.
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Spinning Athletics
Blue door On a small island between the Meat Plateau and Remote Island in the Lava A platforming area featuring various spinning platforms - some shaped like discs, others like kebabs - which Mario must cross while avoiding the Spinies there. Mario cannot use Cappy in this area.
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Rotating Gear Area
Moon Pipe On top of the Meat Plateau An area where Mario must use Bitefrosts to climb a series of rotating gear-shaped platforms and reach the Power Moon at the top. Mario can also capture a Fire Bro to light the torches in the area to obtain another Power Moon.
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Volcano Cave
Moon Pipe In front of the entrance to the volcano cave that led to Cookatiel A cave-like area featuring Cap Clouds and a moving lift over pools of pink lava.
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The Lava Islands
Moon Pipe On top of the wall opposite the Odyssey An area where Mario must use a lift and capture Lava Bubbles to cross several floating pools of pink lava.

Enemies

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

Objectives

  1. The Broodals Are After Some Cookin': The goal is to defeat Spewart in front of the entrance to Peronza Plaza.
  2. Under the Cheese Rocks: The goal is to locate the Lever Switch hidden in the cheese rocks that opens a cage containing a Power Moon.
  3. Big Pot on the Volcano: Dive In!: The goal is to reach the large pot on top of Mount Volbono.
  4. Climb Up the Cascading Magma: After Mario is launched off Mount Volbono's summit from its eruption, he must reach the end of the volcano cave located on the west side of the kingdom.
  5. Cookatiel Showdown!: After exiting the volcano cave, Mario must once again reach the pot on Mount Volbono and defeat Cookatiel.

Paintings

The painting that leads to the Mushroom Kingdom

There are two paintings in this kingdom. One is located at the back of the Remote Island in the Lava. It takes the player to Yoshi's House at the Mushroom Kingdom, and it can be accessed after collecting the "Under the Cheese Rocks" Power Moon.

The other painting is located at the Floating Sky Island and can only be accessed from a painting at the Wooded Kingdom or the Lake Kingdom.

Power Moons

A Power Moon in Super Mario Odyssey
The Luncheon Kingdom has cyan Power Moons.
Main article: List of Power Moons in the Luncheon Kingdom

There are a total of 72 Power Moons (66 regular Power Moons and 2 Multi Moons) in this Kingdom. During the player's first visit to this kingdom, they can collect 45 Power Moons and the 2 Multi Moons, including one from the kingdom's Hint Art. The player can also collect a Power Moon if they travel to this kingdom using a painting found in a previous kingdom (either the Lake Kingdom or Wooded Kingdom). 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). After the player defeats Bowser in the Moon Kingdom, 7 more Power Moons become available to collect. The Moon Rock will also be available to destroy, causing 12 additional Power Moons to be accessible.

In order to progress to the next kingdom, the player must collect at least 18 Power Moons.

Regional coins

Regional Coins
Main article: List of regional coins in the Luncheon Kingdom

There are a total of 100 regional coins, which take the form of polygonal tomatoes, to be found in the Luncheon Kingdom: 9 coins near the starting area, 18 near Peronza Plaza, 12 near Salt Pile Isle, 15 near Path to the Meat Plateau, 6 near Meat Plateau, 17 near Volcano Cave Entrance, 7 near Start of the Peak Climb, 3 near Top of the Peak Climb, 13 near Remote Island in the Lava.

Starting Area / Odyssey - 9 coins

  • 3 coins: Behind the Odyssey, obtained by climbing up question blocks.
  • 3 coins: In front of the Odyssey, obtained by using Lava Bubbles.
  • 3 coins: On top of wall, near the group of Goombas, obtained by dropping down after launching from a cannon.

Peronza Plaza - 18 coins

  • 3 coins: Near the checkpoint flag.
  • 3 coins: On top of the stack of fruits.
  • 3 coins: Behind the stack of fruits.
  • 3 coins: Behind the stew pot.
  • 3 coins: Behind the building where the Crazy Cap Shop is located.
  • 3 coins: Obtained by using a Lava Bubble to jump up high.

Salt Pile Isle - 12 coins

  • 3 coins: Near the checkpoint flag, obtained by using a Lava Bubble.
  • 3 coins: Obtained by using a Lava Bubble.
  • 3 coins: Obtained by using a Lava Bubble.
  • 3 coins: Inside a Hat Door.

Path to the Meat Plateau - 15 coins

  • 4 coins: Inside the cheese rocks, obtained by using a Hammer Bro to break the rocks.
  • 3 coins: Near the checkpoint flag.
  • 2 coins: Obtained by using a Hammer Bro, wall jumping, or using a Lava Bubble on two Magmatoes.
  • 3 coins: Near a Hat Door blocked by cheese rocks.
  • 3 coins: Obtained by using a Lava Bubble.

Meat Plateau - 6 coins

  • 3 coins: Near a Hat Door, obtained by Capturing a Volbonan.
  • 3 coins: Inside a Hat Door.

Volcano Cave Entrance - 17 coins

  • 5 coins: Obtained by using a Lava Bubble and dropping down the lower area.
  • 6 coins: The first three are inside the 8-bit section, while the last three are near the exit.
  • 6 coins: Obtained by using a Lava Bubble.

Start of the Peak Climb - 7 coins

  • 3 coins: Near the checkpoint flag.
  • 4 coins: Near the checkpoint flag.

Top of the Peak Climb - 3 coins

  • 3 coins: Above one of the spinning platforms.

Remote Island in the Lava - 13 coins

  • 3 coins: In the 8-bit section.
  • 7 coins: The coins are in plain sight, use a Lava Bubble.
  • 3 coins: Inside a Hat Door.

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker

Main article: Cookatiel's Sizzling Sprint

A new level inspired by the Luncheon Kingdom appears in the Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo Switch versions of Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. Cookatiel appears an enemy in the level, spitting durians at the player. Double Cherries also appear in the level.

Gallery

Names in other languages

Luncheon Kingdom

Language Name Meaning
Japanese 料理の国
Ryōri no Kuni
Cooking Country

Chinese 料理国 (Simplified)
料理國 (Traditional)
Liàolǐ guó
Cooking Kingdom

Dutch Kookrijk[5]
Cooking Realm
German Schlemmerland[3]
Gourmet Country
Italian Regno dei Fornelli[4]
Stoves Kingdom
Korean 요리 왕국
Yori Wangguk
Cooking Kingdom

Russian Кулинарное царство[6]
Kulinarnoye tsarstvo
Culinary Kingdom

Spanish Reino de los Fogones[1]
Stoves Kingdom

Mount Volbono

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ボルボーノ
Borubōno
Volbono

Chinese 波尔波诺 (Simplified)
波爾波諾 (Traditional)
Bō'ěrbōnuò
Volbono

Dutch Vorkaanland[5]
From vork (fork), vulkaan (volcano) and land
German Schmausspitze[3]
Feast Peak
Italian Monte Vulcanbon[4]
From Italian vulcano (volcano) and French bon (good)
Korean 볼보노
Bolbono
Volbono

Russian Гора Волбоно[7]
Gora Volbono
Mountain Volbono

Spanish Monte Delisubio[1]
From Monte Vesubio (Mount Vesuvius) and delicioso (delicious)

References

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