Super Mario Invasion

Super Mario Invasion is a 2019 Mario series 3D platformer developed for the Switch, and is the successor to Super Mario Odyssey. It is meant to be the fusion of old and new, and involves Mario and Peach teaming up with an unlikely hero and a team of Dry Bones to take down a new threat to the Mushroom World.
== Story ==
It was a normal day in the Mushroom World. Mario and Peach are walking to Peach's Castle's doors up the bridge walkway after going berry picking in the Mushroom Gardens, holding hands. Suddenly, Bowser drops out of the sky in front of them, cracking the ground beneath him. Bowser exclaims "Mario! It is time for me to take rule over the Mushroom Kingdom!". Bowser attempts to grab Peach but Mario gets in the way with his Hammer, whacking Bowser's fist.
Bowser attempts a Shell Spin which Mario hurdles over, and then a fire breath that sends nearby Toads into a panic, running away. As Mario grabs hold of Bowser's tail, ready to spin and toss, Peach notices a dark, futuristic spaceship crashing towards the castle garden.
The UFO lands surprisingly safely in the castle's yard, and the door opens. A large creature emerges, unlike anything the characters have ever seen. The creature points its finger at the castle, and a variety of a bunch of never before seen creatures stream out of the castle, terrorizing the kingdom. A shot of Toad Town is shown, where Toads dash down the streets as these characters steam down it. Mario grabs Peach and jumps up to roof of the castle, with Bowser soon, clumsily following.
Mario, Peach and Bowser look at the things, slowly marching towards them. Peach stands and tries to talk to them, but the creatures start to walk faster and look visibly angry, so Mario grabs her and does a combination of jumps to reach the top of the castle, Bowser soon following with a shell spin upwards. The three stare down at the scurrying aliens, and decide amongst themselves silently to put aside their differences and to take to the skies, off to Bowser's Castle. Mario and Peach run to Yoshi, who's in his egg near them, and feed him one of their Blue Berries, causing Yoshi to sprout wings. Bowser calls for his airship which arrives quite suddenly, and they take off to the skies.
The camera pans over, to see Luigi sleeping on top of a giant rock, as 3 little creatures stare at him.
=== Chapter 1- The Adventure Begins ===
The trio reach the Bowser Kingdom on their rides, and drop off right as Yoshi reverts back to green Yoshi as they land. The trio are in the heart of Bowser's Castle, and Mario seems noticeably uncomfortable though Peach seems unphased. They are in the throneroom, and Kamek flies up on her magic broom, panicking because of the presence of Mario and Peach. Kamek yells "INTRUDER! INTRUDER!" and attempts to zap Mario with her magic wand.
The doors bust open and a bunch of Bowser's Troops bust in, ready to fight. Bowser says "Relax, relax. They're here to help." The troops give a collective gasp. "NOW! TROOPS! WE MUST RESIST AGAINST THESE CREATURES! GO! GO! GO!". The troops whoop and holler and bust out the doors.
However, 3 troops stay in the room, three different colored Dry Bones, red, yellow and green colored, remain in the room. Bowser questions them to why they're still standing when they should be fighting, but the Dry Bones reveal themselves as the Cosmic Bones group, three Dry Bones scientists that study the stars. "You've made a terrible mistake, King Bowser." Bowser looks confused, but the blue one follows up saying "These creatures are from the planet of Toku. Why they chose to invade is beyond me, but they can cause common creatures to get hypnotized and fight for them!".
A cutscene is shown, with some of the troops charging at a group of Tokunians, which go swirly eyes, prompting the troops to do the same.
The trio look worried, but the Cosmics look confident. "Don't worry though, we've been planning for an event like this. But are you willing to fight against these things?" All of them nod, and the Dry Bones take out supplies out of an unproportionately small bag.
"By the way, I'm Marro, my yellow friend is Soule, and Elbo is green."
The game starts a cutscene with an over exaggerated blueprint scene. Bowser, Peach, and Mario seem to be picking parts of something from a tablet, which seem to be a wide array of pieces and colors.
Soon, it starts showing a "design" scene, where the camera moves to the side to show an outline of a backpack on Mario, which changes a few times and has notes like "Goldilocks Zone" and "Jumpable" on the side, which then shapes up to show Mario's new pack, a red and blue traditional backpack, "The Jumpman"!
Peach then has her own sequence, with notes like "Graceful, Light" and "Fabulous" on the side, revealing Peach's new pack, a "safari backpack" with a crown on the back named "The Power-Packed Princess"!
Next, it shows Bowser getting a large backpack with notes like "Mean and Fireproof" as well as "Shell-Safe" which then forms up to Bowser's backpack, large and dark with a fire pattern and small spikes on the straps, "The King Koopa"!
The trio try on their backpacks and seem pleased. The Cosmic Bones explain the customization system, and then jump in the heroes’ backpacks- Marro in Mario’s, Soule in Peach’s, and Elbo in Bowser’s.
=== Chapter 2- Sweet Sweets ===
The crew arrive in Sweet Sweet Canyon, and notice bite marks in many of the scattered donuts. They walk up to a worried Gingerbready, who explains to them that some giant creature has been eating up their precious goods! Worried, Mario agrees to help them destroy this monster, right before the monster roars, giving the characters a startle.
Right before you collect the first Blue Medallion, your character notices an 8-bit section on the wall, however they see an evil shadow approaching the pipe, revealing the first Tokunian Guardian, Toku Bot! Toku Bot reaches out and puts the Medallion inside his chest compartment, and initates a battle.
After defeating him, he spouts a few words. "PASTRY SHOP." and four random numbers. If you continue up the mountain, you'll find a large locked door. The characters must backtrack to the pastry shop and open a Tokunian Safe's lock using these numbers, which will contain a key. Your companion will constantly remind you of these numbers, so you won't forget them.
Once you finally reach the boss, you'll have to battle against the Sweetewth, a large, flying leviathan with a huge appetite.
After defeating him, the town will thank you for your help, and many new Gingerbeadies are working hard in portable ovens near damage to bake up a fix for all of the parts.
Once you've finally finished collecting the required amount of Super Medallions (15 Normal, 3 Blue) you can progress to the next Kingdom.
=== Intermission- Enter Luigi ===
== Gameplay ==
The gameplay is a combination of Super Mario Odyssey's Open World gameplay and Sunshine's tool-based and cleansing gameplay. Mario and his friends can use the new customizable backpacks, with upgrades you can by in the returning Crazy Cap shops, and up your gameplay ability with new things the players can do.
Players must collect Super Medallions to progress throughout the world with Bowser's Airship, which you must pay to the captain of the Koopa ship to keep going to the next kingdom, though you can backtrack at no charge and will not be subtracted from your total counter.
With the backpacks, you can change the “pack part", or P2, it uses in a system similar to Zelda’s runes, where players can press on the d-pad to switch between a maximum of four weapons they can carry at a time. These P2 aren’t violent and are instead used for platforming or utility purposes like solving puzzles or jumping farther. You can switch out the four P2 in the same places you change outfits.
8-Bit sections return from Mario Odyssey, and each character has a different playstyle during them, with Mario being all around, Peach floating, Bowser firing fireballs, etc.
=== Bowser's Ship ===
Bowser's Ship is this game's equivelant to the Odyssey, and is one of Bowser's airships. A large area you can walk on, Bowser's ship has both an inside and a deck, which you can explore wherever you please. There's even about 10 Super Medallions hiding on it.
You can collect Souveniers to put in the Captain's and Lounging rooms, which will act as collectibles like in Super Mario Odyssey. You can also find a room for every character inside, decorated to the character's liking, which you can look at and see the character you aren't playing as in there, who you can talk to and switch characters.
There's also, surprisingly, a TV in the inside, which will, in the background, display a map around you. It is used in some story sequences. In the captain's room, you'll find Captain Koops, the stubborn driver of the ship who requires payment to proceed.
At one point, the game requires you to take control of the ship yourself during a boss battle, which will have it have controls that are quite simple, such as speeding up and turning.
=== Super Packs ===
The new mechanic, listed before, is the "Super Pack" mechanic, which allows you to switch out 4 "pack parts" in your ship or in Crazy Cap stores for each character. These are used, of course, for platforming, attack, and puzzle needs. You can also view a Power Medallion log in the menu for your Super Pack. Your Super Pack will carry your Dry Bones companion, who will chatter with you in the same vein as Cappy while you explore.
You can also buy "Badges" at Crazy Cap shops to display on your backpack that are modeled after Merit Badges, as well as keychains, making the packs totally customizable.
A list of Pack Parts can be found Super Mario Invasion#Pack Parts
=== Modes ===
These additional modes add on to gameplay in various ways, and can be accessed from the pause menu.
==== Multiplayer ====
==== Online ====
== Operation: Green ==
Luigi has his own playable storyline alongside the three main characters, being continued after every 2 of Mario's missions. Operation: Green requires Luigi to go on his own set of kingdoms, trying to figure out what in the world is happening.
Luigi has 5 kingdoms he must go through, beating bosses along the way. Professor E. Gadd is his main partner, who follows him on his journey. Likewise, Luigi has his own method of travel and his own modified pack. The travel method is an arcade-like machine which requires you to platform through an 8-bit section to reach his next kingdom, and his modified pack, the Poltergust 9000, being based upon its suck and blow capabilities.
=== Bitporter ===
The Bitporter is a device given by E.Gadd to Luigi which resembles an arcade machine, with one being set up in each kingdom. Luigi, when he puts in the required amount of Medallions into its coin slot.
Being an arcade machine, the Bitporter turns Luigi into 8-Bit form, where he goes through a long-ish platforming level (about the same size as NSMBWii's world 1-1) which get harder in the later challenges. They have one checkpoint and when you reach the flagpole, Luigi will travel through the exit of the Bitporter.
There are Bitporters present throughout the main kingdoms Mario and his friends explore, which only get fixed in the post-game after Mario's team meets up with Luigi, allowing Mario's team to visit his kingdoms, while Luigi gets access to Bowser's Airship- though after the main gang goes through Bitporters to these kingdoms, they will be unlocked to the Airship map.
=== Poltergust 9000 ===
Luigi's Poltergust 9000 is a combination of this game's Packs and Luigi's Mansion's Poltergust. The Poltergust 9000 basically allows Luigi to suck up enemies and some objects into his captivity, practically defeating them. This mechanic plays into his P2s, which mostly consist of blowing out objects or sucking them in.
== Playable Characters ==
The many playable characters can be swapped out in the Airship or in Crazy Cap shops, and all have basic moves such as the obvious jumping, as well as the Stomp ability.
Character	Description
Mario 	<tabber>Overview=Mario is the hero of the Mushroom Kingdom, a once-plumber from Brooklyn who stumbled upon a magical pipe to the Mushroom World and since then has saved the Princess from Bowser’s clutches countless times.
Mario is the “middle ground” between Peach and Bowser, and offers a nice array of platforming skills as well as good fighting style, with stomps and spins being available for his movement. Mario’s companion backpack, the Jumpman, mainly both expands his platforming while also giving him a fludd-like level of weaponry.
Peach 	<tabber>Overview= Peach is the princess of the Mushroom Kingdom (though she’s practically the ruler) and resides usually in Peach’s Castle, helping the Toads and being a butt-kicking princess on her own when she’s not getting captured by Bowser and saved by Mario.
Peach is the “floaty” character, and while she doesn’t have as many hit points as the other characters (3 compared to Mario’s 4 and Bowser’s 6), she does have a wide array of platforming techniques.
Bowser 	<tabber>Overview=Bowser is the main big bad of the Mario series, the persistent leader of the Koopas who loves to take over the Mushroom Kingdom and capture Peach, attempting to marry her in his last big outing. Bowser, despite this, has a big heart, and is a great father to his son, Bowser Jr., and will protect his kingdom even if it comes to teaming up with Mario.
Bowser is the heavy-hitting tank character who doesn’t have much platforming ability (though it still is possible), who also has the most attack options of all of the characters, with his fire breath and slash attacks basically plowing through enemies. He also has the most hit points, at 6, and can also use his shell as a shield. His controls are very similar to , though more in-depth. He is, however, very slow, and cannot move very quickly at all.
Luigi 	<tabber>Overview=Luigi is Mario's green-clad cowardly younger brother who's less for adventure but heroic all the same, usually tagging along on Mario's adventures, if not saving him from some huge ghost or from Bowser himself in one instance. 
Overall, Luigi plays similar to Mario but has more vertical capabilties, jumping higher overall, though his movements are not as precise as his brother's. He slides when stopping and during many of his moves such as his sideflip he goes a longer distance.
Luigi does not work with Mario for the main storyline, instead being left behind in the Mushroom Kingdom in the hurry of the trouble. He gets scared by the madness and comically runs in a panic all the way to the nearby Spooky Kingdom and meets Professor E. Gadd.
== Non-Playable Characters ==
Character 	Description
Marro 	Marro is a red Dry Bones and a member of the Cosmic Bones and resides in Mario's backpack. Being a tech dude, Marro is a bit of a nerd and tends to "geek out" over many things. He, like all of the other Cosmic Bones, has a tech thumb, having a knack for invention. He is the first to step up in many hard cases and is a very outgoing soul.
Soule 	Soule is a yellow Dry Bones and a member of the Cosmic Bones, and is Peach's Dry Bones companion. She is a pretty wild girl, being extremely adventurous but equally generically girly, keeping a mirror with her at all times. Also being a pretty good inventor like all of them, she is usually reluctant to put herself in danger but will always do it if she needs to.
Elbo 	The third and final Cosmic Bones, this green Dry Bones is a fighter and is Bowser's companion. Being a sucker for everything edgy, Elbo is also the strongest of all the bones. Elbo, however, is a bit wimpy and faint hearted, hiding in Bowser's pack if things escalate too much despite his strength and intelligence.
Captain Toad 	Going on his own expedition, Captain Toad is an adventurous Toad with his own crew named the Toad Brigade, who are attempting to find Power Medallions themselves. When you find Captain Toad (you can find him and his ship in every kingdom), you are gifted a Power Medallion by talking to him. His Toad Brigade members can also be found inside the ship, who you can talk to and get hints from.
Yoshi 	Yoshi is one of Mario's best pals and can be found hiding in an egg in many places around the world. Everyone but Bowser (too big!) is welcome to take a ride on Yoshi, who has very similar controls to his appearance- a tounge that can both grapple and eat, as a Flutter Jump. He can now also eat multicolored berries to earn different abilities- Blue will give him wings that he can flap to fly temporarily, Yellow will cause him to do a super powerful ground pound, and Red gives him the ability to shoot fireballs instead of stick out his tongue.
The Toku Heart	The leader of the Tokunians and the final boss of the game, the Toku Heart is encased inside a dark, cloaked being. The body is the being that the Toku Heart has taken form of, shrouding is weak point (itself). The Toku Heart is one of the more sinister villians the Mario series has seen so far, being similar to Antasma. The Toku Heart is the essense of every Tokunian's emotions, and it only gets stronger as you try to defeat it. The Toku Heart feels absolutely no remorse for anyone who's not a Tokunian, and is a very "witch"-like villian too, cackling and just being pure bad.
Donkey Kong 	Donkey Kong, also known as DK for short, is a friendly gorilla, and the leader of the DK crew. Donkey Kong, in this game, starts out as a boss under the spell of the Tokunians, however when defeated, he falls to the ground in a daze. When he wakes up, he isn't hypnotized any more, and thanks Mario and his friends. Afterwards, Donkey Kong will show up later in the game, or while backtracking, and he'll grant you a Medallion if you find him a Banana.
Diddy Kong 	Appearing in Jungle Kingdom's DK Country, Diddy Kong usually is there to give advice and will be seen in the DK Treehouse after the boss has been defeated. The best friend of DK, Diddy is a sporty monkey who loves adventure. Diddy Kong in this game will, in the postgame, appear in the minecart challenges, where you must talk to him to start them.
Poochy 	Only making a small appearance in the game's predecessor, Poochy makes a reappearance, not only appearing in hint art but also showing up on Bowser's Ship to stay once you unlock the "Poochy Around the Planet" badge, a badge where you must solve every art puzzle with Poochy in it. This will not only put Poochy there but also will give you the Doggone P2 for every character, which will shoot one tennis ball Poochy will fetch for you.
Birdo 	Birdo is a companion you'll meet many times on your adventure. She is the only non-hypnotized Birdo- when asked about how she escaped, she replies "I'm just so fabulous that it all worked out in the end!". Birdo is a sassy, feminine character, though she seems to be tough as nails as well. She does have a small crush on Yoshi as well. She runs the "Dance Party" minigame, a rhythm game. If you ride Yoshi over to her, maybe she'll give you a Power Medallion....
== Enemies ==
These enemies can be found in the areas you explore, and are the main obstacles of the game. They will attempt to damage you, and some can be defeated with attacks.
Character 	Description
Tokubeetle 	The standard Tokunian enemy, the Tokubeetle will scuttle across the ground towards you. They can be stomped on but most will come in swarms.
Tokubee 	The Tokubee is an aerial Tokunian bug which will float in mid-air and fly towards you when you get close, similar to a flying Tokubeetle. The Tokubee can also be stomped on, which will allow a boost in mid-air.
Tokufish 	Tokufish will chase you down underwater, unlike the Cheep Cheep which kind of act as obstacles with a set pattern, and will sometimes shoot gunk at you from afar, which will damage you.
Tokumummy 	Tokumummy reside in coffins which are found in dungeons. When you walk near them, any unsuspecting person will get quite a scare. They're quite short and possibly cute but can't move at all.
Tokuswoop 	A weird bird that looks like a flying ostrich that will dive on from below. Look out for these dudes, you can tell by their unique shadows that they're above you. A jump or two should work.
Tokughost 	Invisible to the naked eye, this boo-like creature is seen in many spooky areas. You can either figure out where they are with some clues it'll give you such as in mirrors or sounds, or use a "flash" P2 to reveal its location- it can only be destructed with fire, however.
Tokuwiz 	The Tokuwiz is a rare wizard enemy who will teleport around a set proximity. Mario can defeat one with a jump but he moves quickly and is constantly shooting projectiles at you.
Tokunian Gobbler	Miniature versions of the Sweet Sweet Canyon's boss, the Tokunian Gobblers will patrol a certain area inside the ground. They're invulnerable though stupid, and will not pursue you, instead going in the same set path over and over.
Tokuplumb 	This alien is short and holds a plunger with eyes drawn on it. They will stick the plunger out instead of themselves to block your ability to go down the pipe, but if you use a Water or Air-based P2 you can blow it out of the other end of the pipe and make it accessible again.
Tokudriver 	A Tokunian pilots one of these vehicles, a fast and speedy, obviously stolen car that will pursue you if you cross its path. You can ground pound the top of the car to pop the alien out and hop into the car yourself.
Goomba 	The Goomba is an easily defeated, common enemy which will chase you down when you're in a close proximity to it.
Bob-Omb 	Bob-Ombs are exploding walking bombs which will attempt to walk towards you and self destruct- however, you can pick them up and toss them elsewhere with ease, making them puzzle solvers, but make sure to be rid of them before they explode in your face!
Piranha Plant 	Piranha Plants are common, carnivorous plants that usually are stationary. Piranha Plants can either act as normal obstacles, popping out of pipes and such, but some shoot fireballs at you.
Sherm 	These mobile tanks will attempt to block your path with bullets, meddling you through and through. Ground Pound its head to destroy it.
Cheep-Cheep 	Cheep-Cheeps are fish who don't really know what they're doing. They trod back and forth in a pattern and don't exactly have a purpose. Poor Cheep-Cheep....
Deep-Cheep 	Okay, these green ones are what you look out for. They'll chase you down and try to actively damage you! Dun-nun.... dun-nun.... dun-nun... dun-nun-dun-nun-dununununnunun.
Thwomps 	The Thwomps are large indestructable blocks that will fall and rise in a specific pattern. You can climb on top of them if you have enough skill, but try not to get squashed while doing so!
Whomps 	Similar to the Thwomps, the Whomps fall down in an attempt to squash you but are a bit smarter than Thwomps. They will actively chase you down (albeit slowly) and fall down frontwards when you're in their squashing range. If you ground pound their backs before they get back up, they'll be defeated.
Stingby 	Stingby are found in high-up worlds with lots of pits. They patrol a set area with a certain pattern, and if they notice you creeping around they'll start to pursue you quickly. You can defeat them with a jump, but they cannot fall off edges. They are usually found in groups of 3-6.
Bullet Bill 	Bullet Bills are projectiles fire forward in a straight line, damaging you if you touch them. They fire out of Bill Blasters every 4 seconds.
Bulls-Eye Bill 	Bulls-Eye Bills are almost the exact same as Bullet Bills, firing out of a Bulls-Eye Blaster. They, however, home in on you for about 2 seconds before going straight, being a more fearsome obstacle.
Banzai Bill 	A huge Bullet Bill variant that fires out of Banzai Blasters. They can break through brick blocks without exploding, and in fact will not explode until they touch you or a solid object.
Chargin' Chuck 	A Chargin' Chuck is a girthy, football playing Koopa who will dash towards you (after a charge up) when they see you. You can only defeat him with either Bowser's Ground Pound on his head, leading him off a ledge, or leading him into a wall and knocking him away while he's down.
Hammer Bro. 	A Hammer Bro. will jump up, down, left, and right in a set pattern and lob Hammers at you, but can be defeated with a bounce.
Sentry Beam 	A Sentry Beam will fire a circular laser which will damage you. It cannot be defeated, only stunned, so try hopping over its lasers!
Uproot 	Uproots will constantly stretch and release, dropping above you. You must knock off their pot with a stomp and then stomp again to defeat it.
Octoomba 	Octoomba are only found in high-up levels and are goomba-shaped aliens that will attempt to shoot cannonballs at you, however they're as easy to defeat as their Mushroom World counterparts.
Conkdor 	Conkdor are blind but will put their beaks down into the ground when they hear you in front of them, but you can stomp their heads to defeat them.
Pokey 	Pokeys will aimlessly walk back and forth. You can defeat them with Pack Parts segment by segment, but I advise not touching them.
Pixel Goomba 	Found in 8-bit sections, the pixelated version of the Goomba constantly walks forward, not caring of ledges, and can be defeated with a single stomp.
Pixel Koopa 	The Pixel Koopa walks forward as well (save for its red variant, which stops at ledges), and will instead hide in its shell when stomped. You can then kick the shell to your pleasing to defeat other enemies and destroy blocks.
Pixel Bro. 	The Pixel Bro. jumps up and down and fires hammers at you, but can be defeated as easily as a Goomba.
Pixel Piranha 	The Pixel Piranha pops in and out of pipes and will damage you when touched.
Pixel Bill 	The Pixel Bill will travel forward indefinetly when fired out of its launcher, but it can be stomped on to gain height.
Pixel Tokubeetle	The Pixel Tokubeetle acts like a homing Pixel Goomba- it will attempt to follow you and actively pounce on you until you stomp it.
Pixel Tokubee 	The Tokubee patrols over gaps while stationary. Mostly acting as mere obstacles, some challenges require you to use the stomp boost you gain from it to cross gaps.
Pixel Birdo 	Found once at the end of an 8-bit section, a Pixel Birdo appears guarding a Medallion. You can use a nearby bomb to defeat it while avoiding its constant egg firings.
=== Mini-Bosses ===
These mini-bosses are usually found in the middle of each Kingdom's campaign. The main gang of mini-bosses are the Tokunian Champions, a group of specialized Tokunians appointed by their leader to be battlers for it, who will stalk Mario to try to defeat him.
Miniboss	Description
Toku Bot	Toku Bot is the first of the Tokunian Champions you battle. Toku Bot is a robot described as a mix of Chibi-Robo and the game's own Tokunians, Toku Bot fights with the wires he uses as arms. With them, he many times shoots electric projectiles or just makes a pattern of them by punching the ground in a similar fashion to Odyssey's . You must ground pound his head 3 times to defeat him. In later fights, he gains more attacks such as a dash-punch, and also gains more defensiveness, with his final story fight requiring you to knock him off the edge.
Birdo 	While the pink Birdo you meet in the game is on your side, the ones that aren't pink have been hypnotized like most and forced to work for the Tokunians. In this game, Birdo usually guard keys and are only classified as a "miniboss" due to their difficulty, their fights initiating without a cutscene or dialogue. Birdo usually attempts to shoot eggs at you, in which some red ones will home in on you, and also use a suction ability. When she uses the suction ability, you can use a nearby projectile to block her snout, which she will blow out with ease first phase, however second phase she'll attempt to blow it out with no avail, before it pops out and she goes flying like a cut balloon cartoonishly into the distance, dropping a key.
=== Bosses ===
== Items ==
Items return in this game but are less power-up and more object. These items interact with the world and sometimes take you to diffeent parts, it all depends on the item.
Item 	Description
Super Medallions 	These Super Medallions are hidden everywhere and are the main objective of the game. When you find them, you can pay them to the Koopa Captain or insert them into the Bitporter to continue in the same. They take on a different color each kingdom you're in, shown by the color "Super Medallion" is in each kingdom's section.
Blue Super Medallions 	Blue Super Medallions are a rare kind of Super Medallion which are only found by completing main quest objectives, stopping the player from skipping bosses. They must be paid to the Koopa Captain along with Super Medallions.
Coin 	An abundant universal currency which allows you to buy things at any Crazy Cap store you find.
Kingdom Coin Pictured: Mushroom Kingdom's Coin	Kingdom Coins are another kind of currency that has a different design in each kingdom. There's a set amount you can find in each, which will buy you all of the kingdom-exclusive goodies!
Warp Pipe 	Warp Pipes will take you to other areas of the map when you go through them by ducking.
Pixel Pipe 	Pixel Pipes will take you to 8-bit sections of the game, which are 2D platforming sections inspired by the original Super Mario Bros.
Clear Pipe 	See-through pipes that directly connect one place to another within a short distance. You can see your character go through them, and no screen change is needed. They are also used in many puzzles.
Checkpoint Flag 	Checkpoint Flags are used as fast-travel spots, where each time you touch one a small device will be pressed on it, allowing you to instantly teleport to it any time you're standing still. The flagpole changes to the same color as the kingdom's Medallion in each kingdom.
== Clothing ==
Clothing returns from Super Mario Odyssey, allowing you to dress your characters how you'd like them. You can buy outfits with the abundant coins or rare purple Regional Coins (which can only be found and used in the kingdom they're from), and spent at the Crazy Cap store, which holds these outfits. Each outfit has two parts- the headpiece and the body, but some aren't part of an outfit.
=== Mario's Outfits ===
Headwear 	Body 	Description
Standard Cap	Standard Overalls	Mario's common outfit, the ones he's been wearing for a long time on nearly all of his adventures. The red shirt and blue overalls are just a classic look.
Top Hat 	Tuxedo 	The Top Hat really compliments this gentleman's outfit. The dark coloring of it makes it a perfectly fancy wear for many outings such as dinners.
Classic Cap 	Classic Overalls 	Color.... swap! An even more red cap, as well as red overalls and a blue shirt.
=== Peach's Outfits ===
Headwear 	Body 	Description
Mushroom Crown	Mushroom Dress	Peach's common wear. Peach wears this all the time, and rumor has it that she has multiple copies. The pink and magenta dress is barely seen without its crown companion.
Beret 	Pea Coat 	Peach wore this outfit on her expedition to the Cap Kingdom- a fancy beret and a fitting pea coat. Equally warm as it is fashionable, you'll be sure to love it.
Farmer's Hat 	Overalls 	The Bros. aren't the only ones who can pull off overalls, and if you're working on the fields, you might as well look good while doing so.
Safari Hat 	Safari Outfit 	Peach's Safari Hat is a very adventurous approach to a good look. Look no further for jewels, as Princess Peach has found them, running away from boulders facing the camera!
=== Bowser's Outfits ===
Headwear 	Body 	Description
Bowser's Contacts	Spiky Bracelets 	Okay, we admit it- Bowser doesn't normally wear much of anything. That's why we've revealed the truth- Bowser wears contact lenses! The arm bracelets really go well with- uh, well, the glossy eye look?
Dorky Glasses 	Polka-Dotted Outfit	These are very dorky looking clothes, the ones that Bowser wore in the commercials of a certain handheld. Bowser might not look super fierce in this outfit, but he sure is adorable, but it wouldn't be complete without the comb-over along with it.
Baker's Hat 	Baker's Outfit 	An outfit meant for cooking! Bowser's style from the Sweet Sweet Canyon, this outfit makes you look ready to cook, especially with the outrageous hat you're wearing. Why do they wear those, anyways?
Santa's Hat 	Ugly Sweater 	A holiday-themed outfit, with a jolly red cap and an ugly sweater. The ugly sweater has a knit of all of the Koopalings as well as Bowser Jr. and with a big heart in the middle, reading "We Love You!". How cute for kids so evil!
== Kingdoms ==
There are many new kingdoms you must adventure and explore through while trying to reach the source of all this madness, and the primary goal here is to try to defeat the objective boss or all of the missions, which will give you Blue Super Medallions, essential for powering the ship. For example, the number of Blue medallions needed will reflect the number of required story objectives- the Koopa Captain saying "I'll need 3 Blue Medallions and 20 Super Medallions to progress" if there's 3 story objectives.
The Kingdoms each have something to save, like last game, however this time its something effecting the kingdom itself, such as the Pastry Kingdom's donuts being eaten due to the monster residing in it.
Kingdoms you encounter during Luigi's campaign are marked in Green
=== Bowser's Kingdom- Bowser's Castle ===
Bowser's Kingdom- Wicked Mists and Classic Architecture
Population 	Size 	Locals
Wicked 	Bowser-Sized	Koopas
Currency 	Industry 	Temparture
Ovaluar with Bowser's insignia	Evil 	Wickedly Hot
Bowser's Kingdom is the first playable location you'll meet in Super Mario Invasion (besides the Mushroom Kingdom), a complete paralell to the usual Mario formula. Bowser's Kingdom's architecture is based off of stereotypically Japanese architecture, with slanted roofs to climb on and such. Inside the heart of the castle is the usual "Bowser's Castle" lava dungeon, of course, but that's pretty much the only lava you'll see.
This time, Bowser's Kingdom, while taking a similar approach to Odyssey, has a completely different layout. The whole place is centered around the castle, with you being able to find different secrets and such inside the castle's walls, however the main purpose of this kingdom is to both set the story in motion and give an unofficial tutorial for the game, with wall jump and character guides being shown.
 There are some rooms in this kingdom which only Bowser can access, being sensitive parts of the castle. The main residents you'll find in this castle are the Koopas, who somehow have avioded capture by the Tokunians. There are and as well as to be found here.
=== Pastry Kingdom- Sweet Sweet Canyon ===
Pastry Kingdom- As Friendly as it is Tasty
Population 	Size 	Locals
Sweet 	Jumbo 	Gingerbreadies
Currency 	Industry	Temparture
Cupcake-Shaped	Baking 	Fresh out of the Oven
The Sweet Sweet Canyon of the Pastry Kingdom is a nice, sweet kingdom filled with delicous baked goods and sweets. The architecture is based off of the classic gingerbread house, and you can explore some of them. The main threat to the kingdom is the Toku Eater, a large, flying, fish-like creature which is eating up all of the kingdom's beloved sweets. You'll run into the bite marks on some of these places.
As you explore this place, you can use any heat-based P2 to melt any crumbly roadblocks to discover hidden Medallions, and also warm up any ovens you may come across. Big bubbles inspired by Willy Wonka also appear, which you can jump in and get to hidden areas.
As a paralell to the Luncheon Kingdom's polygonal style, the Pastry Kingdom takes on a more realistic, toy looking approach to it. There's ice cream trees to climb up, and even a fizzy soda lake to swim through, which is carbonated so there's an abundance of bubbles. There's chocolate bar bridges you can topple, as well as a Candy Cane forest.
 There are and as well as to be found here.
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Spooky Kingdom- Spookily Spectacular Sights
Population	Size 	Locals
Spooky 	Small & Scary	Boos and other Ghosts
Currency 	Industry 	Temparture
Boo-Shaped	Haunting 	Cold and Gusty
Being exclusive to Luigi's campaign during the main game, the Spooky Kingdom is a green-tinted rickety town with quite a population of ghosts. The main setting of the first Luigi's Mansion game, the Spooky Kingdom puts Luigi chattering and biting his nails in fear. You'll meet Professor E. Gadd here, who will give you your pack equivelant, the Poltergust.
The main area is Spectral City, a hybrid of a futuristic town and a ghost town, the place is mainly destroyed and has many platforming options up buildings. The place is mainly populated by Boos as well as Dark Moon's ghosts, which will talk to you and are mainly friendly.
 The place is foggy and you can't see very far. The ghosts are in dismay because a the monster terrorizing it is a giant vacuum-like creature, the Suckeleech, which has swallowed many of the ghosts. Your job is to destroy this monster and release all of the eaten ghosts. There are and as well as to be found here.
=== Toy Kingdom- Tinker Town ===
Toy Kingdom- Fun & Games Through and Through!
Population 	Size 	Locals
Plastic 	Medium-Large	Duckies, Wooden Soldiers, Tinkerers
Currency 	Industry 	Temparture
Gear-Shaped	Toy Making 	Comfortable
The Toy Kingdom is a kingdom completely made out of toys and plastic. Tinker Town is full of hearty fellows who love to make people happy. The uptight Wooden Soldiers, the welcoming rubber Duckies and the genius Tinkerers (who create platforms and such) will make sure your stay is enjoyable! There are many platforming challenges with spinning blocks and shapes and many secrets found under things like Alphabet Blocks, as well as a large PEZ dispenser who has many wise words.
 However, terror stuck upon Tinker Town when the Tokunians attacked with their Hecklerbot 4500, who has stopped production of the toys in the large Toy Factory. You must climb across conveyor belts and such to get to the bot and stop him and return making of toys. There are and as well as to be found here.
== Pack Parts ==
There are about 20 Pack Parts to collect for each character, making 100 in all. Most are optional and aren't required to win the game, and required ones are given during main story objectives. Mario has varied part pieces, while Peach's revolve around platforming, Bowser's revolve around sheer power, and Luigi's are spray weapons that come out of his nozzle.
Mario's Pack Parts
Part 	Location 	Description
Flamethrower	Found during Bowser's Kingdom's campaign	The flamethrower shoots a steady stream of fire which can be used to burn enemies and melt down some obstacles, as well as light certain things on fire. It uses ammo though, which can be refilled by standing in the sunlight.
Painter 	Found during Toy Kingdom's campaign 	The Painter will shoot a spray of red coloring which will go on walls and allow Mario to stick on them for a bit, though they must refill after used too much. It will not work on red objects.
Coils 	Found in the Toy Kingdom (optional) 	Attach to Mario's arms and work like a Bungee, which lets him use arm related attacks from a longer range, pull himself towards walls, and drop a little when grabbing onto a ledge.
Peach's Pack Parts
Part 	Location 	Description
Fire Flower	Found during Bowser's Kingdom's campaign	The Fire Flower shoots a fireball when you activate it, being rapid fired. This can be used to propel yourself in midair, and also weakly burn enemies, light fires, and break some obstacles. It must be refilled in the sunlight.
Bowser's Pack Parts
Part 	Location 	Description
Incinerator	Found during Bowser's Kingdom's campaign	The fastest roasting version of the character's fire powers, the Incinerator completely demolishes things very quickly, however it of course loses firepower extremely quickly and must be recharged in the sunlight.
Blast Jet 	Found during TBA Kingdom's campaign 	A direct reference to Pokemon's Blastoise, the Blast Jet arms two cannons to the king's back, strapped to a water canister. Bowser can use this to fire a strong force of pressurized water, however it also gives him a boost to his Shell Spin, spraying water everywhere while he does it. He must recharge it in Water (though it'll slowly recharge over time) and requires no refill during Rainy weather.
Luigi's Pack Parts
Part 	Location 	Description
Blowtorch Nozzle	Found during Spooky Kingdom's campaign.	A nozzle that shoots a steady stream of fire, melting objects and lighting fires and such. It uses ammo, but since it's originally meant for ghost hunting it instead charges in the dark.
</center>== Minigames ==
Like in Super Mario Odyssey, there are many different minigames you can find around the world. These minigames are connected to a rankings board which will show your rank on a worldwide scale.
== Trivia ==
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