Ruined Kingdom

The , also known as A Grim reminder of Past Conflict, is a location that appears in Super Mario Odyssey. It is a stormy and mysterious world filled with dilapidated ruins. Its most notable city is Crumbleden, which serves as the kingdom's main playable area in the game.
The kingdom is notable for being primarily inhabited by a race that is unknown. The primary currency of the Ruined Kingdom is unknown as well. It is the second smallest Kingdom in the game, next to the Cloud Kingdom. Mario has to fight the Ruined Dragon here.
==Brochure details==
====Reaching for the Heavens====
This tower once collected energy from lightning in the thunderclouds that constantly swirl here. Some say it was destroyed by repeated lightning strikes, but others note the unnatural shapes into which the tower crumbled and wonder if it fell into ruin for different reasons entirely.
====High Stakes====
Amid the ruins, these swords surely stand out. They're thought to be left over from a large battle here in Crumbleden. One certainly feels a sense of intentionality in the way they're stuck straight down, as if fallen from the sky. Some see them not as swords, but rather nails or stakes. Perhaps the eyelets at the top allowed ropes or chains through to anchor something, but it's impossible to say what.
====Ruined Dreams====
It's only because of the people of Crumbleden's skill in construction that there are ruins left here to see. Their building style was reliable and straightforward, but whatever they'd hoped to accomplish by harnessing the fearsome power of lightning remains unclear. Some have theorized that the circular plaza atop the tower was built for a standoff of some kind.
====The Great Altar====
It's thought that this altar was built so this former kingdom could communicate with (or perhaps confront) something. This is the only altar built here, and scholars have been keen to discover its intent. It's also said to be shaped like something in particular. The idea that it was meant to charge lightning has been disproven. The new theory is that it was built to call something down and then restrain the lightning.
====Are Those...Claw Marks?====
The stone here has numerous large slashes cut through it, often in parallel tracks suggesting giant claws. But that can't be right—what could claw through stone?
====Buried Treasures====
You'll see glowing spots scattered around on the ground. Engage in some amateur archeology by giving them a hearty stomp!
====Three Keys to the Kingdom====
#Visit the vast crumbling tower still standing watch over the area.
#Investigate the deep, clawlike marks in the stone.
#Admire the durable construction techniques of a once proud kingdom.
==Power Moons==
There are a total of twelve Power Moons (nine regular Power Moons and one Multi Moon) in Crumbleden. During Mario's first visit to this kingdom, he can collect three Power Moons and the Multi Moon. After Mario defeats Bowser in the Moon Kingdom, another Power Moon becomes available to collect. The Moon Rock will also be available to destroy, causing five more Power Moons to appear.
==Enemies==
* Ruined Dragon (boss)
* Burrbos
* Koopa Troopas (in 2D segments)
* Chinchos
* Chargin' Chuck
==Nomenclature==
*Spanish: El Reino Ruines (Kingdom of the Ruins. (La Ruina means ruins.) Genitive Lis Reinis Ruines.)
*French: Pays Des Ruines (Ruins Land.)
*Italian: Il Régno Déllos Rúderos (Kingdom from the Ruins. (Los Rúderos is the accusative of I Rúderi, which in turn is the Plural of Il Rúdere (ruins).) Genitive Lóis Régnis Déllos Rúderos.)
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Category:Locations in Super Mario Odyssey
Category:Kingdoms
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