The Binoculars operate differently from every capture available to Mario. It’s a quick little distraction to capture this old foe, but there are far more exciting captures out there. Some fish yield coins, others net Mario Power Moons. But in Odyssey, Mario can capture him and… just fish. If that’s not character development, I don’t know what is. Back in the original Super Mario Bros., Lakitu would chuck dangerous enemies down upon Mario from his cloud perched in the heavens. And, of course, it’s always fun to see inanimate objects with a moustache plastered on them. The taxi is unique to the Metro Kingdom, while the Mini Rocket shows up all over the place. After they’re captured, they transport Mario to different areas in the world that allow him to tackle new challenges.
Though they are visually incredibly different, the Taxi and Mini Rocket both function the same. They’re simple puzzles, but they’re just tricky enough to make an impact. In both the Metro and Lake Kingdoms, Mario can come across 3D puzzels that necessitate him rolling around as a cubic piece of the puzzle and put it back in its rightful place. 40 & 41 – Puzzle Part (Metro Kingdom)/Puzzle Part (Lake Kingdom) Interesting history, not a super interesting capture.
It’s mostly just useful for standing in place with other Jizo statues and getting Mario a Power Moon, but it’s also capable of hopping about a foot at a time and stomping on mounds of earth hiding goodies for our Italian hero. This Bodhisattva statue is a Japanese take on Buddhist art… and it’s also totally a throwback to Tanooki Mario. these inanimate objects get bonus points for sheer embarrassing comedy. It’s surprisingly difficult to pull off, and the results are often hilariously out of proportion. These two puzzles are mechanically identical, where Mario captures each feature of a large Goomba or Mario picture, and has to try and recreate the face by memory. Oh, you thought we were out of the inanimate objects woods? Think again. 43 & 44 – Picture Match Part (Goomba)/Picture Match Part (Mario) Sure, the puzzle is just rearranging the letters so they spell “MARIO,” but it’s a puzzle nonetheless. It’s more interesting than some, however, because it’s part of a puzzle. Here we’ve got another inanimate object that Mario can capture and just make hop around a bit. Add in the fact that the car controls like the track is slathered in extra virgin olive oil, and it gets close to bottom billing. But Nintendo listed the capture as the car itself, and that’s far less interesting. Technically, Mario’s actually capturing (*cough* possessing *cough*) the Metro Kingdom citizen who’s controlling the RC Car.
However, the way it twitches out of its salty coating and attracts the attention of the Luncheon Kingdom’s awesome boss puts it just a touch above the rest. Okay, sure: meat controls exactly like the lowest entries on this list. By the time you do the same with a Bowser Statue towards the end of the game, it’s more tedious than anything. Sure, the first time you capture a cactus and shimmy a couple feet to the side to reveal a Power Moon, it’s kind of entertaining. These five objects available for capture are all silly, and they’re all essentially the same. Enjoy! Bottom of the Barrel 48, 49, 50, 51 & 52 – Manhole/Boulder/Cactus/Tree/Bowser Statue So, uh… don’t read it if you don’t want half the game spoiled for you.
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Naturally, this entire article is full of spoilers. But they’re all Mario possessing something with a sentient hat. Some are unique, some are exactly like four other captures. Here we’ve listed all 52 things you can capture in Super Mario Odyssey. And Mario can be a frog, picture piece, tank, fork, woodpecker, or anything else, depending on the kingdom. It asks an important question: who are you? Well, you’re Mario. Super Mario Odyssey is a fantastic, creative voyage across a world filled with crazy kingdoms.
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