Super Mario Rendezvous

is a 3D Mario game released for the Horizon. The game takes much inspiration from its predecessor, Super Mario Odyssey, as well as from titles such as Super Princess Peach and Paper Mario. For the first time in a 3D Mario game, you can play as either Mario or Peach in their own separate storylines, each with their own unique abilities.
==Story==
We open in Peach's castle. She is sitting in a circle with Mario and some Toads, with a golden heart-shaped creature in the center. The heart creature wakes up slowly, and Peach says good morning to her, revealing that her name is Aurum. The castle begins to rumble, alarming the Toads. Peach holds Aurum in her arms, while Mario looks out the window to investigate. He sees an army of massive bulldozers, trucks, cranes, and airships sporting wrecking balls making their way toward the Mushroom Kingdom. As Mario prepares to warn Peach, he is rudely interrupted by a large wrecking ball crashing through the roof of the castle, with Bowser riding it.
Bowser, decked out in a construction outfit slightly reminiscent of Mario's overalls, stands triumphantly, balancing on the wrecking ball with one arm on the chain. He laughs, and says that Peach's game is over, and that he's finally found a way to make the Mushroom Kingdom his. He reveals that he's planning to turn it into a brilliant city named after yours truly, and he has a foolproof plan to prevent any pesky plumbers from interfering.
With that, Bowser jumps off of the wrecking ball and, with a powerful kick, bashes Mario with it. As the plumber is recovering, Peach ties up her hair. She warns Bowser that he won't just have Mario to deal with, and finishes by pointing her parasol at Bowser. He attempts to hold it in, but eventually bursts into laughter and tells Peach that he has plans for her to keep her out of the way. Bowser clicks his fingers and a crane hook silently lowers itself, grabbing Peach off the ground, still holding her parasol and Aurum. Bowser gets onto the wrecking ball once more, and the two are lifted up to the airship.
===Mario's Story===
===Peach's Story===
===The Final Act===
==Gameplay==
Super Mario Rendezvous is a 3D platforming Mario game, much akin to that of Super Mario 64 or, more accurately, Super Mario Odyssey. It puts Mario or Peach in a large, open-ended sandbox levels known as Kingdoms. Rendezvous encourages exploration and experimentation, as Power Crowns are hidden around every corner.
Mario comes equipped with most of his moves from Odyssey. Due to the lack of Cappy, Mario cannot use any of his cap-related moves, aside from throwing his cap in midair. Thanks to his new partner, Cestu, Mario has a variety of punch-based attacks, and can absorb elements from the environment to give him a vast array of abilities and combinations, seen here.
For the first time in a while, Peach makes a comeback as a playable character. She plays similarly to Mario, but wields a parasol. Thanks to her new companion, Aurum, Peach can transform her parasol in order to accomplish a number of tasks, seen here.
===Koopa Subway===
In order to get between Kingdoms, you'll need to take the Koopa Subway. You can choose which Kingdom to go to, permitted that you have visited it before or it is your first time visiting. If it's your first time visiting a Kingdom, you'll have to wait around in the Koopa Express for a while, but there's plenty to do there! If you're revisiting a Kingdom, you'll be given the option of taking the Express Route or the Scenic Route. Choosing the Express Route will allow you to skip the Subway and head straight to your destination.
While waiting in the Subway, you are free to explore the train. You are given your own cabin, which you can decorate with souvenirs from the Kingdoms you've visited. You can also change your outfit in your cabin, or sleep to pass the time.
There are plenty of activities to take part in on the Subway when you exit your cabin. You can admire the scenery as it passes, with the scenery changing based on which Kingdom you left from, and where you are headed. The interior of the train can be changed by buying special tickets from the Crazy Cap store. You can also check out the on-board Crazy Cap, though they only deal in yellow Coins.
You're not alone on the train, as many passengers are also travelling between Kingdoms. Many of these passengers will have familiar faces, and you may meet them again on your journey. Passengers may tell stories about Kingdoms, give hints to the locations of Power Crowns, play games, or simply want a chat.
====Passengers====
Passenger 	Description 	Line
Luigi 	It's your brother, Luigi! Tired of living in your shadow, he's decided to take a journey around the various Kingdoms to find out who he really is. Good for him! He's a pleasure to talk to, but he's also pretty knowledgeable on Power Crown locations. Sometimes, he might tell you to meet him somewhere in your destination, where he will gift you with a Power Crown that he found.	West
Pauline 	Wearing her mayor attire, Pauline is travelling between Kingdoms for political reasons. It's evident by your conversations that you've talked before, princess to princess, but there might be something a bit more going on... Regardless, Pauline is happy to treat you to a short song she picked up in another Kingdom, giving a big clue to a Power Crown location. 	East
Toads 	Toads are surprisingly fond of Bowser's new Koopa Subway. They'll typically provide fun facts about the Kingdom you're heading to. Who knows, maybe these facts will help you locate Power Crowns? 	Any
Midians 	Once you've repaired the Subway Station in the Midas Kingdom, Midians will begin to ride on the Subway. They're normally not very helpful, but they might let slip the location of a Power Crown in their home Kingdom. 	East
Ekos 	The residents of the Departed Kingdom are really enjoying the scenery in the Koopa Subway, and could just ride it for hours on end. If they're not giggling about how excited they are, they might sing you a short nursery rhyme, hinting at the location of a Power Crown. 	West
Tostareans	 	Any
Volbonans 	 	Any
Koopas 	 	Any
Magikoopas	 	West
==Characters==
===Playable===
Character 	Description
Mario 	Mario's our superstar! He's a hero through and through. Mario's used to rescuing Peach from Bowser's villainous clutches, but this time there's been a bit of a switch-around. After escaping from Bowser's castle and teaming up with Cestu, Mario must travel the world and stop Bowser from expanding his city.
Peach 	Peach is no damsel in distress! This time, Peach has taken it upon herself to reclaim her kingdom from Bowser's new city. She's teamed up with Princess Aurum's heart to rescue her body, which has been kidnapped by Bowser. Peach must use her new parasol abilities to make her way back home to begin the final battle.
Cestu 	Though Cestu looks like a ghost, he's actually a robot! A reject prototype from the Battle Belt Factory in Neo Bowser City, Cestu was sentenced to the dungeon. With the help of Mario, Cestu is ready to claim justice from Bowser. Cestu can grant Mario the ability to absorb elements from the environment and create crazy combinations.
Aurum's Heart	When Madame Argentum kidnapped Princess Aurum, she was able to separate her heart from her body, both of which are now living, breathing organisms. Her heart was able to escape, and was discovered by Princess Peach, who helped her back to health. Now that Bowser has kidnapped her body for her beautiful voice, Aurum is desperate to become whole again.
===Mario's Story===
Character 	Description
Captain Toad	
Count Komori	
Ekos 	
===Peach's Story===
Character 	Description
Princess Aurum 	
Madame Argentum 	
Midians 	
Captain Toadette	
===Others===
Character 	Description
Bowser 	
Wrecking Crew	The Wrecking Crew are a team of rams hired by Bowser to assist in the construction of Neo Bowser City across the lands.
==Kingdoms==
KIngdoms are the various levels available in Super Mario Rendezvous. Each one is expansive and filled with secrets, connected by the Koopa Subway Line.
===West Line (Mario)===
Koopa KingdomBowser BadlandsThe home of the infamous Koopa King, Bowser. It's a level filled with lava and darkness, as is expected, but there's a fair bit of construction going on. After your initial escape from the castle, it might be best not to go back in there for a while. Being heavily guarded, there are some Power Crowns hidden in Bowser's Castle that you may not be prepared to get until far later in the game. You'll be using Mario's Fire Gloves and Hammer Gloves a lot in this kingdom.	Koopa KingdomBowser BadlandsThe home of the infamous Koopa King, Bowser. It's a level filled with lava and darkness, as is expected, but there's a fair bit of construction going on. After your initial escape from the castle, it might be best not to go back in there for a while. Being heavily guarded, there are some Power Crowns hidden in Bowser's Castle that you may not be prepared to get until far later in the game. You'll be using Mario's Fire Gloves and Hammer Gloves a lot in this kingdom.	Koopa KingdomBowser BadlandsThe home of the infamous Koopa King, Bowser. It's a level filled with lava and darkness, as is expected, but there's a fair bit of construction going on. After your initial escape from the castle, it might be best not to go back in there for a while. Being heavily guarded, there are some Power Crowns hidden in Bowser's Castle that you may not be prepared to get until far later in the game. You'll be using Mario's Fire Gloves and Hammer Gloves a lot in this kingdom.
Bowser's Castle 	Bowser's Castle 	Bowser's Castle
After breaking out of your cage in the dungeon, it's time to find Bowser's throne room and find out where he's hiding the princess. This Power Crown is dropped by Bowser after his defeat. 	There's something weird about the painting of Peach in Bowser's throne room. Step inside it, and you're in the underground of a golden castle. The Power Crown is at the end of this hallway, but you can hear people talking about a princess above you... 	Use your new ability to smash the lock on Luigi's cage down in the dungeon. He'll give you a Power Crown he found as thanks.
The King's ThroneYou notice that Bowser's throne is sparkling... Ground pound on it to find a Power Crown! 	Bowser's BuffetThere's a massive meal set out for Bowser in the dining room, but the chef Koopa is complaining that he doesn't have time to cook the meat before Bowser comes. Help him out with your Fire Glove and he'll reward you with a Power Crown. 	Overlooking the KingdomThere's a Power Crown on the highest point of Bowser Castle's roof! It's gonna take some serious platforming skills to reach it, but that's nothing you can't handle.
100 Coins in the Koopa KingdomThe local Crazy Cap store are selling a Power Crown for 100 coins. Scrape up the cash and the Crown is yours. 	Brick Block BreakerUse the Hammer Glove to break the piles of Brick Blocks outside Bowser's Castle to find a Power Crown. 	Suction Glove GraffitiA pixellated Warp Pipe will allow you to move around in 2D in the graffiti on the floor. You'll need to use the Suction Glove to move blocks around to act as platforms in the 2D section.
Road to Bowser's Castle 	Road to Bowser's Castle 	Road to Bowser's Castle
Stealing the King's CrownMany statues of Bowser adorn the road to his castle, but one of them sports a shiny Power Crown. Climb up there and take it for yourself! 	Move Over, Bowser!There's a shimmering coming from the base of one of the Bowser statues. If you want to get to the Power Crown hiding underneath, you'll need to use your Suction Gloves to move the statue. 	Light 'Em UpThe torches lining the road to Bowser's castle are lit in a specific pattern, but halfway through, none of the torches are lit! Continue the pattern by lighting the torches with your Fire Glove to earn a Power Crown.
Koopa Troop Race - Down the Royal RoadYour first encounter with the Koopa Troop - a travelling band of Koopas who love racing - is a simple race. Just get from here to the entrance of Bowser's Castle. If you're thinking on your feet, there are a few shortcuts you can take. 	Rolling Down the RoadIf you can manage to roll from Bowser's Castle to the Koopa Subway Station, you'll be gifted with a Power Crown by amazed bystanders. Keeping up the roll is one tricky feat, tho. 	My City NowThere's a statue of Tanooki Mario just off the beaten path, and an empty space where a statue should be not too far away. Do what you know you need to do, and you'll be rewarded with a Power Crown.
Koopa Construction Area 	Koopa Construction Area 	Koopa Construction Area
2D ThrowbackEnter this 2D section and face a familiar level. Is this just a cheap rehash of Donkey Kong? 	2D SidestepIn the 2D section, there's a hidden Power Crown behind a wall. 	Thanks for the Lift!Hitch a ride on the girder being lifted by the massive crane to get a Power Crown along the way.
Challenge Room - Girder HopHead into this Challenge Room and get to the other side by hopping across girders, being moved about by cranes. 	Challenge Room - The Outer WorkingsIn the same Challenge Room, there's a crane just within reach if you long jump. Hop onto that platform to get the Power Crown, then climb onto the top of the crane to get back into action. 	The Great Wall-JumpWall Jump between the two planks of wood standing up together to reach this Power Crown.
Fire HazardUse your new absorbing abilities to put out a very precariously placed torch. Only you can stop fires! 	The Crane GameThere's a shimmer coming from inside that massive metal block, but there's no way you can smash it! Get to the cabin of the crane and defeat the Koopa piloting it, and use the crane to drop the box onto the 'X', smashing it open. 	The Great Girder MazeThere's a Power Crown inside a girder, and only one way into the girders. You'll need to navigate your way through this girder maze to retrieve this Power Crown.
Crumbling Caverns 	Crumbling Caverns 	Crumbling Caverns
Crown in the AlcoveThere's a Power Crown hidden in the alcove above the main entrance. You'll need to know your way around the various jumping techniques Mario has to get this Power Crown. 	Smash the Cracked WallUse your Hammer glove to smash through a cracked wall to reach this Power Crown. 	A Rock in a Hard PlaceSmash a glowing rock in the caverns to get this nifty Power crown.
You Got a Power Crown!Deep in the caverns is an area resembling a dungeon, filled with dangerous enemies. If you can defeat them, then treat yourself to this Power Crown from the chest at the end. 	Captain Toad in the Crumbling CavernsDeep in the caverns, you'll find Captain Toad! He's got a Power Crown for you, but he's gotten lost in the caverns. If you escort him out, he'll give you the Power Crown. 	The Goomba SealThere's a mysterious platform with a Goomba symbol on it... Lure a Goomba onto it to get rewarded with a Power Crown.
Koopa Subway Station 	Koopa Subway Station 	Koopa Subway Station
You Shouldn't be in Here!Sneak into one of the trains that are stationed here to find this Power Crown. 	Crown Jewels in the StationCollect all the Crown Jewels scattered through the Subway Station within the time limit to get this Power Crown. 	'
Grumble Islands 	Grumble Islands 	Grumble Islands
Detour to the IslandsOn the stone path across the lava to get to the island chain, there's a detour that'll require some tricky platforming. 	Koopa Clown RaceHop into a Koopa Clown Car and beat a smug Koopa in a race to the top of Grumble Volcano to ear yourself a Power Crown. 	King Bob-Omb's Volcanic ShowdownKing Bob-Omb is waiting on a platform on top of the volcano for a worthy challenger. Push him into the volcano below to defeat him and earn a Power Crown. It won't be as easy as it sounds, though!
Departed KingdomThe Playtomb 	Departed KingdomThe Playtomb 	Departed KingdomThe Playtomb
 	 	
Cocoa KingdomBonbon Lake 	Cocoa KingdomBonbon Lake 	Cocoa KingdomBonbon Lake
 	 	
Merry KingdomRazzle-Dazzle City 	Merry KingdomRazzle-Dazzle City 	Merry KingdomRazzle-Dazzle City
 	 	
Bottlecap KingdomCanteen Canyon 	Bottlecap KingdomCanteen Canyon 	Bottlecap KingdomCanteen Canyon
 	 	
Resort KingdomSandsprings 	Resort KingdomSandsprings 	Resort KingdomSandsprings
 	 	
Gloom KingdomKoopa Stop E-7Mini-kingdom 	Gloom KingdomKoopa Stop E-7Mini-kingdom 	Gloom KingdomKoopa Stop E-7Mini-kingdom
 	 	
Cliffside KingdomSavage Skies Port 	Cliffside KingdomSavage Skies Port 	Cliffside KingdomSavage Skies Port
 	 	
===East Line (Peach)===
Midas KingdomPlatinum PlainsA wealthy kingdom ruled over by the gracious Princess Aurum with a heart of gold, but an iron fist where necessary. The Midas Kingdom is covered in precious metals of all kinds. Its citizens miss their beloved princess after she went missing a month ago, and morale is especially low as rust starts to take over. Aside from the castle and the village outside it, the Kingdom is made mostly of rolling hills, though nobody dares to pass that mysterious gate where everything has been rusted over...	Midas KingdomPlatinum PlainsA wealthy kingdom ruled over by the gracious Princess Aurum with a heart of gold, but an iron fist where necessary. The Midas Kingdom is covered in precious metals of all kinds. Its citizens miss their beloved princess after she went missing a month ago, and morale is especially low as rust starts to take over. Aside from the castle and the village outside it, the Kingdom is made mostly of rolling hills, though nobody dares to pass that mysterious gate where everything has been rusted over...	Midas KingdomPlatinum PlainsA wealthy kingdom ruled over by the gracious Princess Aurum with a heart of gold, but an iron fist where necessary. The Midas Kingdom is covered in precious metals of all kinds. Its citizens miss their beloved princess after she went missing a month ago, and morale is especially low as rust starts to take over. Aside from the castle and the village outside it, the Kingdom is made mostly of rolling hills, though nobody dares to pass that mysterious gate where everything has been rusted over...
Aurum's Palace 	Aurum's Palace 	Aurum's Palace
Madame Argentum has hinted at a secret passageway in the throne room to help you escape the castle. Turns out there's a secret slide underneath the throne, leading to the outside world! This Power Crown is located at the end of the slide. 	Yoshi on the RoofOnce you've collected every other Power Crown in the game for Peach, a Yoshi Egg will appear on the roof of the palace. Ride the golden Yoshi and eat all the golden apples in the palace garden to earn a Power Crown! 	Picture PerfectThat's a gorgeous painting of Princess Aurum, but somebody forgot to include her heart! Launch Aurum's Heart into her corresponding spot to earn a Power Crown.
Fluffing the PillowsWhen you enter Aurum's bedroom, you might notice that her pillow is shimmering. Ground pound on it to reveal a Power Crown. 	Mirrored MirrorThere's a room in the palace with nothing but a large wall made of a mirror. However, your reflection appears as Aurum. Walk into the mirror, then through the mirrored door, and you'll end up in a pure white room with a Power Crown. 	Adjusting the AngleThere's a painting that's tilted, and it's really annoying. Hit it from below to knock it back into place, and be rewarded with a Power Crown.
Golden Gardens 	Golden Gardens 	Golden Gardens
Bunny in the MazeA Midian is upset that her pet bunny has fled into the hedge maze, and she can't catch her. Help the kid out, and she'll thank you with a Power Crown. 	Crown Jewels in the GardenCollect the Crown Jewels scattered in the gardens within the time limit to earn yourself a spang new Power Crown. 	Down the Rabbit HoleYou can see a Power Crown in that rabbit hole, but you're too big to reach it! Now would be a good time to practice launching Aurum from your parasol.
Paint White Roses RedA bush filled with roses is loved by many, but out of nowhere, one of the roses has turned white! Collect some water from the ruby pond nearby and splash this white rose. 	Princess Aurum's CrownThere's a Power Crown on top of the statue of Princess Aurum! Make your way to the top and grab the crown from her head. 	Hidden in the BushesInvestigate the sparkling bush to earn yourself an easy Power Crown!
Treasure of the Hedge MazeEnter a Warp Pipe to enter a 2D section themed after a hedge maze. At the center, you'll find a Power Crown! 	Secret of the Hedge MazeFind a hidden path in the 2D hedge maze to discover this Power Crown! 	Cutting HedgesUse your drill umbrella technique to chop down a hedge that needs some trimming, and you'll be rewarded with this Power Crown.
Tourmaline Village 	Tourmaline Village 	Tourmaline Village
Raining Gold!Figure out how to fix the fountain in the square of the village. If you can do that, the fountain will start spraying liquid gold once again, and you can retrieve the Power Crown on top of the fountain. 	Money Grows on TreesInvestigate the mysterious shimmer coming from a tree and you'll find yourself a shiny new Power Crown. 	Down the ChimneyGlide down the chimney of a house in the village, and you'll find a Power Crown. It's not all that shiny, though.
Money Makes the World go RoundFind 100 yellow coins and buy this Power Crown from the local Crazy Cap shop. It should be easy in this gold-plated Kingdom, right? 	Apple HarvestA young Midian and her friends are looking for 5 apples to share with their grannies. They'll reward you with a Power Crown once you gather 5 apples from the nearest apple tree. 	Hidden Under the MatJust so that they always know where it is, a family have hidden a Power Crown under their doormat. Ground pound on the mat to get this Power Crown.
A Real PrincessA young Midian really wants to see Princess Aurum in real life! Buy Princess Aurum's dress and crown from the local Crazy Cap and talk to the girl, and she'll reward you with a Power Crown. 	The Key to SuccessA Midian is complaining that a Goomba ran off with the key to her home. Defeat the Goomba, unlock the house, and get yourself a handy Power Crown! 	Even Birds Need BathsThere's an empty bird bath in town, but you know just how to fix it. Use your Bowl ability to carry some liquid gold from the fountain and bring it to the bird bath.
Rusted Valley 	Rusted Valley 	Rusted Valley
Once you scale the rusted silver tower and face all the traps laying inside, you'll find Princess Aurum's body in a cage. She'll give you a Power Crown once you rescue her, but now you'll have to escort her out of the tower. 	The Wrecking Crew have stolen Aurum's body! As much as you want to rescue her, you'll have to deal with Madame Argentum's wrath. She wants Aurum's heart of gold more than anything, and she's willing to do anything to get it. She's a bit rusty, though, so this should be easy enough, right? 	The Secret EntranceHidden behind a rock, there's a secret entrance to the tower! On your way, collect this nifty Power Crown.
Evergreen KingdomTellus Tree 	Evergreen KingdomTellus Tree 	Evergreen KingdomTellus Tree
 	 	
Strato KingdomsFall Out Isles 	Strato KingdomsFall Out Isles 	Strato KingdomsFall Out Isles
 	 	
Canal KingdomAqueilus 	Canal KingdomAqueilus 	Canal KingdomAqueilus
 	 	
Incline KingdomMt. Opal 	Incline KingdomMt. Opal 	Incline KingdomMt. Opal
 	 	
Greenhouse KingdomQueen Magnolia's Garden 	Greenhouse KingdomQueen Magnolia's Garden 	Greenhouse KingdomQueen Magnolia's Garden
 	 	
Whomp KingdomWhomp FortressMini-kingdom 	Whomp KingdomWhomp FortressMini-kingdom 	Whomp KingdomWhomp FortressMini-kingdom
 	 	
Teatime KingdomRock Candy Glacier 	Teatime KingdomRock Candy Glacier 	Teatime KingdomRock Candy Glacier
 	 	
===Neo Bowser City===
SuburbiaconMario 	SuburbiaconMario 	SuburbiaconMario
 	 	
Bowser Jr. BoulevardPeach	Bowser Jr. BoulevardPeach	Bowser Jr. BoulevardPeach
 	 	
Moonview HighwayMario 	Moonview HighwayMario 	Moonview HighwayMario
 	 	
Goomba StudiosPeach 	Goomba StudiosPeach 	Goomba StudiosPeach
 	 	
Shy Guy BazaarMario 	Shy Guy BazaarMario 	Shy Guy BazaarMario
 	 	
Podoboo PlazaPeach 	Podoboo PlazaPeach 	Podoboo PlazaPeach
 	 	
Mushroom CastleBoth 	Mushroom CastleBoth 	Mushroom CastleBoth
 	 	
Battle Belt FactoryBoth 	Battle Belt FactoryBoth 	Battle Belt FactoryBoth
 	 	
==Abilities==
===Mario's Gloves===
Glove 	Description
Fire Glove 	
The Fire Glove is pretty much what it says on the tin! With this ability, Mario can throw fireballs just like in the good ol' days.
Hammer Glove 	
With the Hammer Glove, Mario can summon a hammer to swing. This is a powerful attack that can break even the brickiest of blocks, but takes a bit to get going.
Ice Glove 	
Much like the Fire Glove, the Ice Glove is a callback to a certain flower. This Glove allows Mario to throw balls of ice that can freeze whatever it hits.
Thunder Glove	
Using this electricty-enhanced glove, Mario is able to shoot bolts of lightning straight ahead. This will stun enemies, as well as power machinery.
Suction Glove	
The Suction Gloves are exceptionally sticky, and allow Mario to carry objects he wouldn't normally be able to carry. Not able to be combined, but having both gloves as Suction Gloves will allow you to climb up walls with a stamina meter.
====Combinations====
Glove 	Description
Dragonbreath Gloves	Fire + Fire
The Dragonbreath Gloves allow Mario to shoot a spray of blue fire straight ahead. This has limited range, but is a powerful attack. Blue fire is sometimes required for puzzles.
Megaquake Gloves 	Hammer + Hammer
With the Megaquake Gloves, Mario can summon a massive, golden hammer to attack with. Mario is limited to a single swing in front of him, which creates a small earthquake in the surrounding area.
Hyperfreeze Gloves 	Ice + Ice
The Hyperfreeze Gloves coat Mario in ice. Instead of throwing balls of ice, Mario will put up a hexagonal shield that freezes anybody that comes into contact. Mario can also walk on water, freezing it as he walks.
Gigavolt Gloves 	Thunder + Thunder
The Gigavolt Gloves allow Mario to surround himself in a sphere of electricity. By charging it up, Mario can release a field of electricty momentarily.
===Peach's Parasol===
With help from Aurum, Peach can transform her parasol into a variety of forms. Experimenting with these forms is key, and many of them can be used in unexpected ways.
Disguise 	Description
Glide 	When in midair, Peach can open her parasol to glide. Peach can only glide for a set amount of time, though there are a few techniques to get a bit of extra air time. Gliding will allow Peach to land from high places with ease, land accurately, or cross long gaps.
Double Jump	After jumping once, Peach can hold her parasol in the air to gain some extra height. This allows you to reach higher places, and provides an easy method of switching to other midair techniques, such as Gliding or Bounce.
Brella 	Peach holds her parasol over her head, and Aurum will expand its width with gold plating. This can protect Peach from falling hazards, but leaves her very vulnerable.
Twirl 	The basic attacking move. Peach twirls her parasol in front of her, then pulls it back.
Shield 	Peach holds her parasol in front of herself, protecting her from most attacks.
Bowl 	Peach holds her parasol in front of herself, but the "bowl" is inverted. This allows her to reflect projectiles back at enemies, but leaves her open to physical attacks, and is harder to execute. If the parasol comes in contact with liquid or an object too heavy for Peach to normally lift, Peach can carry it above her head in the Bowl. However, this leaves her vulnerable.
Drill 	Peach twirls her parasol in front of her, but it remains closed. This technique can drill through fragile walls and such. Peach does a short but speedy dash while she executes this.
Bounce 	In midair, Peach holds her parasol under her. When she lands, she will bounce into the air, respective of how high she fell from. This will also protect her from spiked enemies, though it won't harm them.
Boat 	
Bubble 	
Launch 	
Tether 	
==Items==
==Crazy Cap==
The Crazy Cap shop returns from Super Mario Odyssey, with a very much similar function. Yellow vendors sell outfits in exchange for regular Coins; typically these outfits can be found in most Crazy Cap shops. Purple vendors only take regional currency, but sell Kingdom-exclusive outfits, as well as decorations for your Koopa Subway cabin.
===Currencies===
Yellow CoinAll Kingdoms 	Podoboo CoinKoopa Kingdom 	Top CoinDeparted Kingdom 	Bonbon CoinCocoa Kingdom
Ticket CoinMerry Kingdom 	Soda CoinBottlecap Kingdom	Sunset CoinResort Kingdom 	Shell CoinGloom Kingdom
Sail CoinCliffside Kingdom 	Amethyst CoinMidas Kingdom	Acorn CoinEvergreen Kingdom 	Broken Cloud CoinStrato Kingdoms
Gondolion CoinCanal Kingdom	Pick CoinIncline Kingdom 	Blossom CoinGreenhouse Kingdom	Star CoinWhomp Kingdom
 	Cuppa CoinTeatime Kingdom 	Bowser CoinNeo Bowser City 	
===Crazy Cap Shops===
Kingdom 	Location 	Vendors	Currency
Koopa Subway 	The Crazy Cap stall is located at the far end of the train car. There is also a Toad making his way up and down the car, selling his wares. 	Toads 	
Koopa Kingdom 	Located not far outside Bowser's castle, dug into a large rock. It's hard to miss this first Crazy Cap shop. 	Koopas 	
Departed Kingdom 	This Crazy Cap shop is made of large building blocks, among many other building blocks. While most of the surrounding blocks spell "EKO", the blocks around this shop spell "CAP".	Ekos 	???
Cocoa Kingdom 	This Crazy Cap shop is located on the main floating village. It's at the far end of the village, on slightly higher stilts than the other buildings. 	??? 	???
Merry Kingdom 	Razzle-Dazzle City is filled with stalls, and the Crazy Cap store is one of them. It's close to the center and sports its usual colourscheme. 	??? 	???
Bottlecap Kingdom	 	??? 	???
Resort Kingdom 	 	??? 	???
Gloom Kingdom 	 	??? 	???
Cliffside Kingdom	 	??? 	???
===Outfits===
====Mario's Outfits====
Outfit 	Description 	Cost
Mario's Cap 	It's-a who...? 	N/A
Mario's Overalls	Your go-to shirt and overalls. 	N/A
Baseball Cap 	Show the world that you're the biggest supporter of... uh, what team exactly?	x50
Baseball Jersey 	It's a bit big, but that's just because you're a huge fan. 	x150
Straw Hat 	Who says you don't have a brain? They're just jealous of your awesome hat. 	x50
Scarecrow Outfit	Yeah, this one might be pushing it. 	x150
====Peach's Outfits====
Outfit 	Description 	Cost
Peach Crown 	 	N/A
Peach Dress 	 	N/A
Black Beret 	Ooh la la! Very fancy, but why so dark? 	x50
Black Trench Coat	You could sneak into an adult movie like this!	x150
Daisy Crown 	 	x50
Daisy Dress 	 	x150
===Subway Tickets===
===Decorations===
===Misc. Merchandise===
Merchandise 	Description 	Cost
Life-Up Heart 	A special heart-shaped object that increases your life value by three. 	x50
Koopa Kingdom Crown 	A Power Crown salvaged from the Koopa Kingdom. 	x100
Departed Kingdom Crown 	A Power Crown discovered in the Departed Kingdom. 	x100
Cocoa Kingdom Crown 	A Power Crown pulled from the depths of the Bonbon Lake. 	x100
Merry Kingdom Crown 	A Power Crown discarded in Razzle-Dazzle City. 	x100
Bottlecap Kingdom Crown 	A Power Crown unearthed in the Canteen Canyon. 	x100
Resort Kingdom Crown 	A Power Crown left behind by a frequent visitor of the villa. 	x100
Gloom Kingdom Crown 	A Power Crown found hidden in a Warp Pipe. 	x100
Cliffside Kingdom Crown 	A Power Crown that fell from a ship docked at the Savage Skies Port. 	x100
Midas Kingdom Crown 	A Power Crown that just wasn't shiny enough. 	x100
Evergreen Kingdom Crown 	A Power Crown found hidden among the leaves of the Tellus Tree. 	x100
Strato Kingdoms Crown 	Neither isle could decide who owned this Power Crown, so they decided to put it up on the market.	x100
Canal Kingdom Crown 	A Power Crown found in the ruins of an ancient building near Aqueilus. 	x100
Incline Kingdom Crown 	A Power Crown found while mining the insides of Mt. Opal. 	x100
Greenhouse Kingdom Crown 	A Power Crown grown by Queen Magnolia herself, from a plant passed down through generations. 	x100
Whomp Kingdom Crown 	A Power Crown stolen from King Whomp. Poor guy. 	x100
Teatime Kingdom Crown 	A Power Crown rescued from an iceberg near the Rock Candy Glacier. 	x100
Suburbiacon Crown 	A Power Crown from the streets of Suburbiacon. 	x100
Bowser Jr. Boulevard Crown	A Power Crown that was lost by an unlucky casino-goer. 	x100
Moonview Highway Crown 	A Power Crown that fell out of a delivery truck heading for the Mushroom Castle. 	x100
Gommba Studios Crown 	A Power Crown that was used as a prop for a movie that has finished filming. 	x100
Shy Guy Bazaar Crown 	A Power Crown deemed unworthy of sale at the Bazaar. 	x100
Podoboo Plaza Crown 	A Power Crown being sold as a festival accessory. 	x100
==Bosses==
Boss 	Description	Kingdom
Bowser 	 	
Madame Argentum	 	
King Bob-Omb 	 	
==Gallery==
Princess Aurum.png|Princess Aurum
Super Mario Rendezvous.png|Crownless version of the logo
Koopa Subway.png|Koopa Subway logo
Power Crown.png|A Power Crown
Royal Crown Koopa.png|A Royal Crown
==Trivia==
*The game was first developed for the Switch, before deciding to make a Horizon port
*Originally, there was a partner for Peach who resembled a red version of Cestu
**Because of this, it's speculated that the two are based on Joycons
*Many areas are based on areas from past Mario games
**Neo Bowser City is based on the course from Mario Kart 7
**Gloom Kingdom is based on underground levels
**Whomp Kingdom is, quite obviously, a reference to Whomp Fortress from Super Mario 64
**Suburbiacon is a reference to Subcon
**Bowser Jr. Boulevard is a reference to the arena from Mario Sports Mix
**Moonview Highway is a reference to the course from Mario Kart Wii
**Shy Guy Bazaar is a reference to the course from Mario Kart 7
*Even though all areas of Neo Bowser City share the regional Bowser Coins, they are only usable in their respective area
**Due to there being no Crazy Cap store in the Mushroom Castle, Bowser Coins obtained there can be spent in the Battle Belt Factory
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