Not to be confused withDesert Kingdom.

Sand Kingdom
Bosses	Hariet Knucklotec
Missions	Atop the Highest Tower Moon Shards in the Sand Showdown on the Inverted Pyramid The Hole in the Desert
Power Moons	93
Regional coins	100

TheSand Kingdom is the third kingdom visited inSuper Mario Odyssey. It is the greater location ofTostarena, which is a desert village featuring a small town and a large ruins area. This kingdom's main landmark is theInverted Pyramid, which is an upside-down pyramid located in the north-east section of the area. WhenMario first visits here, the kingdom is covered with large pillars of ice andBowser is found atop the Inverted Pyramid. The player's first objective in this kingdom is to reach the "highest tower". From there, the player must findMoon Shards in the Moe-Eye habitat. After that, they reach the top of the Inverted Pyramid and fightHariet, one of theBroodals, which will grant the player aMulti Moon. When collected, the player is teleported back to the Odyssey, and the kingdom cycles to a night-time version, where the Inverted Pyramid floats into the air, revealing a large hole underneath. The kingdom is also overrun byChinchos during the night-time, which Mario must avoid as he heads to the large hole under the Inverted Pyramid. Once the player enters, he must traverse through anicy Underground Temple and then fightKnucklotec at the end of the Temple. Defeating this boss rewards Mario with another Multi Moon, which (when collected) reverts the kingdom back to daytime and causes almost all the ice on the surface of the kingdom to melt, allowing access to more Power Moons. Once Mario has collected enough Power Moons, he can head off to the next kingdom - either theLake Kingdom or theWooded Kingdom may be chosen, but not both at this point.

The Sand Kingdom was the first location shown in the game, dating back to the firstNintendo Switch reveal trailer. It is located east of theCascade Kingdom, southwest of the Lake Kingdom, and northwest of the Wooded Kingdom. These three kingdoms are all located on a large landmass resembling Pangaea.

The location is primarily based off ofMesoamerica, particularlyMexico. For example,Tostarenans feature elements associated with theDay of the Dead, and theInverted Pyramid resembles an upside down hexagonal version of theChichén Itzá. However, other aspects allude to different countries, withMoe-Eyes inspired by themoai statues fromEaster Island and theJaxis presumably inspired by thekomainu fromJapan. The name "Tostarena" is likely from the Spanish wordstostado ("toasted") andarena ("sand").

Concept and creation[edit]

Concept art of an early version of Tostarena

Tostarena Town

The gate to Tostarena Ruins

Concept art of locations in Tostarena

Tostarena was based onMexico because the director ofSuper Mario Odyssey,Kenta Motokura, liked the country and his trip there had left a strong impression on him.^[1] Initially, it was considered whether Tostarena should be visited during the sunset.^[2] The sketch of the early design showed that the poncho and sombrero were already considered as the location's typical outfits, even though the motif of the sombrero was different and the poncho was supposed to be worn over Mario's usual suit and to be paired with boots. The concept art already includedTostarena Town,Tostarena Ruins and the Inverted Pyramid, as well as the ice pillars covering parts of the desert. The main visible differences are the town having just two rows of buildings forming one street while featuring a wooden gate at the entrance and the Inverted Pyramid being actually a floating pyramid resembling that ofChichen Itza. Some elements featured in Tostarena were reportedly influenced bySuper Mario Land, another game that featuresdesert sphinxes andmoai-like beings.^[3]

Tostarena Town in particular was designed to create a contrast between the curved lines of the dunes and the more linear design of the buildings.^[4] Furthermore, the color of the building was chosen to reflect the cheerful nature of theTostarenans.^[4] The concept art also shows that initially the town was supposed to have a bridge built over a road.

The gate to Tostarena Ruins was designed to resemble an inverted triangle as a recall to the Inverted Pyramid.^[5] The concept artwork showed how thePower Moons of Tostarena were initially intended to be red instead of the final green color.

Brochure details[edit]

	Sand Kingdom "Home of Red Sands and Lively Locals"
	Tostarena "Gateway to the stark beauty of the desert."
	Population	Middling	Size	Expansive
	Locals	Tostarenans,Moe-Eyes	Currency	Pyramid-shaped
	Industry	Tourism, Precious stones	Temperature	Average 104°F (40°C)

The bright colors of Tostarena.

Tostarenan Town

A small town that serves as the hub for tourists planning to visit the Inverted Pyramid. The colorful buildings and cheerful people provide a warm welcome for visitors. They're happy to provide direction, so don't hesitate to say hello.

The ruins greet you with an impressive gate.

Mysterious Ancient Ruins

Head north from town and you'll be greeted by ancient ruins that dot the expansive desert. Though many have become conflict regions patrolled by Bullet Bills, their status as important heritage sites is undeniable.

Your eye will be drawn to the large stone tower at the heart of the ruins. Due to extensive hollowing underground, quicksand has become prevalent in this area, so watch out.

Like a precious gem itself.

Inverted Pyramid

The true "can't miss" of this region, the Inverted Pyramid may look unstable, but rest assured it never topples and has thrilled tourists for years. It is said that a legendary artifact called the Binding Band lies within, and the upside-down pyramid symbolizes how those joined by it will never part even if the world turns upside down.

Payment required in advance.

Jaxi

Let's have a look at the curious local transport method known as the Jaxi.

Just hop on the back of one, and as you might guess from their appearance, you'll be in for a wild but completely reliable ride.

Make good use of them and you'll be exploring this unforgiving desert in comfort and style.

So beautiful you'll think you're at a resort.

Living Heart of the Desert

Here's a spot to moisten your dried and withered heart, with greenery and water to make you forget you're in the desert. The fish and birds are plentiful and well worth a visit.

The Moe-Eyes love their shades.

They'll run if chased, but they're a proud people who have long inhabited these ruins. Please be polite.

Three Keys to the Kingdom

1. Enjoy the small but lively desert village and its charming inhabitants.
2. Wonder at the Inverted Pyramid and its upside-down magic.
3. Watch for the gem iconography carved in relief on the ruins.

Map

Checkpoint Flag locations[edit]

Odyssey[edit]

The Odyssey arrives at the kingdom.

Main article:Odyssey

The Odyssey lands at the southern end of the map and can be warped back to at any time.

Tostarena Town[edit]

An overview of the town with a checkpoint and the town's inhabitants.

Main article:Tostarena Town

Tostarena Town is a small civilization found just north of the Odyssey's landing site. It is home to aCrazy Cap and aSlots minigame.Talkatoo andLuigi can be found here. A circuit ofpower lines run around the town, and a Tostarenan eventually sets more power lines that Mario can use as a shortcut to the Tostarena Ruins Round Tower and the top of the Inverted Pyramid. The Checkpoint Flag is at the town's southern entrance next to aJaxi Stand.

Tostarena Ruins Entrance[edit]

The entrance to the ruins.

The entrance toTostarena Ruins is located north of Tostarena Town and is marked by a large stone gate. Behind the Checkpoint Flag are a fewMini Goombas (later replaced with ordinaryGoombas wearing sombreros), with a few more up ahead, as well as the start of the first platforming section of the ruins. Mario may reach the top of the arch viaBullet Bill or spark pylon to find a Power Moon on top of it. In front of the ruins entrance is aJaxi station.

Names in other languages[edit]

Tostarena Ruins Sand Pillar[edit]

A Goomba Tower impresses Goombette.

This Checkpoint Flag is found on the platform shortly after the Tostarena Ruins Entrance, starting off the second level of the ruins. Aside from the Checkpoint Flag, there are a few signs directing toward the sand geysers up ahead, a bump in the ground that Mario mayGround Pound to unearth a circle ofcoins, and a small group of coins circling a chunk of ice. Later on,Goombette appears on this platform, overlooking the area just below. Mario must bring aGoomba Tower of reasonable size over to her to receive a Power Moon. Aside from this, there are not many other Power Moons next to the sand pillar, though there are quite a few surrounding it. The area below this platform has aBullet Bill cannon, which serves as helpful for finding and collecting some of these Power Moons.

Names in other languages[edit]

Tostarena Ruins Round Tower[edit]

Mario in front of the checkpoint atop the round tower.

This tower is the highest point of Tostarena Ruins. It is crucial to the Sand Kingdom's first story mission,Atop the Highest Tower, as reaching the top of it is the goal. When Mario makes it to the end of the ruins, he must enter an8-bit pipe leading to an 8-bit section around the side of the tower. Mario must make his way up the tower while avoidingBullet Bills. A small group ofregional coins can be found in a secret alcove down below, with a Power Moon in another hidden alcove left of thelifts near the top of the tower. Once Mario does make it out of the 8-bit section and on top of the tower, he finds aCheckpoint Flag and a Power Moon he must collect to complete this mission. From here, Mario must head to the Moe-Eye Habitat for the next objective.

After completingThe Hole in the Desert,Glydon appears on the ledge at the top of the tower. Mario must capture him and glide toward a Power Moon above a column in the distance to collect it.

Names in other languages[edit]

Moe-Eye Habitat[edit]

Mario encounters a Moe-Eye near the checkpoint.

Main article:Moe-Eye Habitat

The Moe-Eye Habitat is an isolated area west of Tostarena Ruins with a pool of poison in the middle. Several pillars are sticking out of the ground. The story missionMoon Shards in the Sand takes place here. Mario can capture one of theMoe-Eyes found here and use them to see the invisible platforms found throughout the area.

Jaxi Ruins[edit]

Mario at the Jaxi Ruins.

This Checkpoint Flag is on the roof of Jaxi Ruins, which sits in the middle of a poison pond east of Tostarena Ruins. Mario can reach it by going through the Ice Cave or from the top of the Tostarena Ruins Round Tower using Glydon. There is a Jaxi Stand and twotreasure chests here, one of which contains a Power Moon. Jaxi appears here beforeThe Hole in the Desert, enabling Mario to gain access to their service early. The Jaxi Ruins can be entered by riding Jaxi through the poison, leading into a bonus area.

Names in other languages[edit]

Tostarena Northwest Reaches[edit]

Mario at the northwestern building.

The Checkpoint Flag for this region is, as its name suggests, placed in the far northwestern portion of the map, in front of a building containing a maze with poison andBullet Bills, the end of which leads to the roof via aWarp Pipe. In front of the building, Mario may also find a Jaxi Stand (with twoNew Donkers sitting on its bench after the story is completed) and the leader of theRoving Racers. Behind the building is a small alcove with threeregional coins.

Atop the building is aspark pylon, as well as ascarecrow Mario maythrow Cappy onto to initiate this kingdom's first timer challenge. After this kingdom'sMoon Rock has been opened up, two morePower Moons become available here. One is obtained as a reward from a Tostarenan for clearing away the many posters advertising Bowser's wedding that have appeared on the back of the building, while the other requires bringing aGoomba to the area from the ruins via capturing to find Goombette. The building's roof is also where the Sand Kingdom'sKoopa Freerunning race starts.

Names in other languages[edit]

Desert Oasis[edit]

Mario stands by the spring at the oasis.

Main article:Desert Oasis (Super Mario Odyssey)

This oasis lies on the southeast end of the map and is frozen over upon first arriving in the kingdom. After Knucklotec's defeat, the oasis thaws. Mario can capture a Lakitu and fish forCheep Cheeps here; reeling in aBig Cheep Cheep yields a Power Moon.

Southwestern Floating Island[edit]

Mario stands by a checkpoint atop a floating island.

The Southwestern Floating Island is accessed by using apainting found in either theLake Kingdom or theWooded Kingdom, depending on which kingdom the player chooses to go to first; the one that is visited first will contain the painting leading here. TheSecret Path to Tostarena!Power Moon is found here. A ring of coins is found circling around the platform. A pixelatedLuigi is located in the sand directly beneath the platform, which was hinted at in the first additional piece ofHint Art that was posted on social media.

Names in other languages[edit]

Sub-areas[edit]

Area	Entrance	Exit
Inside theInverted Pyramid	Inside a doorway that requires the "Moon Shards in the Sand" Power Moon to be opened.	UnderHariet's battle arena
Underground Temple	In the hole under the floating Inverted Pyramid.	The doorway that leads to theDeepest Underground.
Deepest Underground	The end of the Underground Temple, as well as the hole whereKnucklotec was on the surface after he is defeated.	AWarp Pipe in Knucklotec's arena after Mario defeats him and obtains theMulti Moon.

Bonus areas[edit]

Bonus area	Accessed via	Location	Description
Sand Kingdom Slots Room	Door	In the building east of the Tostarena Town fountain	A small room with aslots minigame. Three of the same picture must be lined up to win.
Ice Cave[6]	Sinkhole	At the northeastern part of Tostarena Ruins	An underground area withicy, narrow platforms and moving columns.
Sphynx's Treasure Vault	Sphynx	Behind Tostarena Ruins	A small, golden treasure vault with manycoin piles and atreasure chest containing a Power Moon. Mario can only access this room after answering the Sphynx's question correctly. The coins do not reappear if Mario revisits the vault after he has already collected them.
Rumbling Floor Room	Warp Pipe	On the balcony of the pink building northwest of the Tostarena Town fountain	A small room where the player must locate aPower Moon by feeling a vibration from the floor through the controller.
Dance Room	Locked door guarded by aTostarenan	In the small tower at Tostarena Town's northwestern corner	A small room with dancing Tostarenans where Mario performs a song on the stage to earn a Power Moon. Mario can only enter this room while wearing the sombrero and poncho or the Skeleton Suit.
The Invisible Maze	Reddoor	Northeast of Moe-Eye Habitat on the other side of the chasm	A temple-like area featuring an invisible path within corridors filled withpoison andMoe-Eyes, which Mario mustcapture to reveal the path forward.
The Bullet Bill Maze	Red door	At the Tostarena Northwest Reaches	A maze-like area filled with poison which Mario must capture a Bullet Bill to traverse.
Jaxi Ruins Underground	Tunnel	Underneath the Jaxi RuinsCheckpoint Flag	An underground temple-like area filled with poison which Mario must ride a Jaxi to traverse.
The Strange Neighborhood	Mini Rocket	On the northeastern building ofTostarena Town	A platforming area featuring rotating building-like structures. Mario can throw Cappy onto ascarecrow to activate a road leading to the rotating platforms, then traverse them without Cappy's help.
The Transparent Platforms	Moon Pipe	On the left raised platform in front of Tostarena Town	A narrow area featuring invisible platforms andlifts over a wide chasm through which Mario must travel as a Moe-Eye.
Colossal Ruins	Moon Pipe	At the Tostarena Ruins Entrance	After capturing aspark pylon, Mario will arrive at a racetrack-like area over a sea of poison featuring severalRocket Flowers which Mario must use to get a Power Moon at the end, as well as grabbing akey to reveal another Power Moon before the ruins completely sink into the poison. Unlike in other bonus areas, collecting the key does not interrupt gameplay to show theKeyhole Pedestal opening the Power Moon, instead causing it to open immediately; this is likely to prevent the player from otherwise losing control with the Rocket Flowers and falling off the level, similar to the Dash Panel section inChampion's Road fromSuper Mario 3D World.
Freezing Waterway	Moon Pipe	At the northeastern edge of the desert, east of the Inverted Pyramid and the Underground Temple entrance	A tunnel-like area featuring pools of both poison and cold water. It also featuresGushens, which Mario must capture to traverse. There are several places of cold water so Mario can regenerate the Gushen's water reserve.

Enemies and obstacles[edit]

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

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  Goombas

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  Mini Goombas

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  Bullet Bills

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  8-bit Bullet Bills

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  8-bit Goombas

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  Coin Coffers

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  Chinchos

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  Pulse Beams

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  Gushens*

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  Hariet (boss)

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  Knucklotec (boss)

Objectives[edit]

1. Atop the Highest Tower: The goal is to reach the top of the tower in the Tostarena Ruins.
2. Moon Shards in the Sand: The goal is to collect theMoon Shards in the Moe-Eye Habitat.
3. Showdown on the Inverted Pyramid: The goal is to reach the top of the Inverted Pyramid and defeat Hariet.
4. The Hole in the Desert: This objective takes place at night. The goal is to enter the hole beneath the Inverted Pyramid and defeat Knucklotec.

Paintings[edit]

The painting that leads to the Metro Kingdom

There are two paintings in this kingdom. One can be found near the east side of the Tostarena Ruins, in a tilted pillar next to a Jaxi calling post. The painting leads to theIsolated Rooftop at theMetro Kingdom. It can only be accessed after completing the "Showdown on the Inverted Pyramid" mission.

The other painting is located at theSouthwestern Floating Island, which can be accessed from theWooded Kingdom or theLake Kingdom.

Power Moons[edit]

The Sand Kingdom has green Power Moons.

Main article:List of Power Moons in the Sand Kingdom

There are a total of 93Power Moons (87 regular Power Moons and 2Multi Moons) in the Sand Kingdom, the second-highest amount in the game after theMushroom Kingdom. During the player's first visit to this kingdom, they can collect 59 of the Power Moons and the 2 Multi Moons. The player can also collect a Power Moon if they travel to this kingdom using apainting found in a future kingdom (either the Lake or Wooded Kingdom). One additional Power Moon can also be found when the player encounters theDesert Wanderer in the kingdom (after meeting him in all of the other locations he appears in). After the player defeats Bowser in theMoon Kingdom, 6 more Power Moons become available to collect. TheMoon Rock will also be available to destroy, causing 20 additional Power Moons to be accessible.

In order to progress to the next kingdom, the player must collect at least 16 Power Moons.

Regional coins[edit]

Main article:List of regional coins in the Sand Kingdom

The Sand Kingdom contains 100regional coins, which take the form of triangles with designs of the Inverted Pyramid engraved on them.

Crazy Cap items[edit]

Item	Description	Price	Note
Sombrero	Traditional Tostarenan hat. Keeps the sun out of your eyes and just plain fun to wear.	5	Required for "Dancing with New Friends"
Poncho	Traditional folk dress of the Tostarena region. Keeps the sun off and the breezes on.	10	Required for "Dancing with New Friends"
Cowboy Hat	A classic hat, perfectly suited for wearing as you ride into sunsets.	20	Required for "That 'Old West' Style"
Cowboy Outfit	Old-fashioned duds with a frontier feel. Gunslinging and cow-punching optional.	25	Required for "That 'Old West' Style"
Inverted Pyramid Model	A famous location in the Tostarena ruins. Even the tiniest details are faithfully re-created, like the reliefs etched onto the walls.	25	N/A
Jaxi Statue	In the Tostarena region, the Jaxi has lived alongside the people since the ancient times. This statue is made from the stones of the ruins!	5	N/A
Sand Kingdom Sticker	A sticker inspired by the Inverted Pyramid.	10	N/A
Sand Kingdom Power Moon	A Power Moon that was discovered in Tostarena.	100	N/A

Appearances in other media[edit]

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker[edit]

Main article:Secret of the Inverted Pyramid

A new level inspired by the Sand Kingdom appears in theNintendo 3DS andNintendo Switch versions ofCaptain Toad: Treasure Tracker, which features miniature versions of the Tostarena Ruins, Inverted Pyramid and ice cave.Bullet Bills andGoombas appear as enemies in the level. APull Switch can be found on top of the Inverted Pyramid which causes it to rise from the ground and turn the level to nighttime.

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  The Tostarena Ruins

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  The Inverted Pyramid

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  The ice cave

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  The level at night

The Sand Kingdom also appears after the credits, whereCaptain Toad andToadette arrive in aminecart. The Odyssey flies over, and Captain Toad chases after it.

The kingdom is accidentally referred to as theDesert Kingdom in theCaptain Toad: Treasure Tracker overview trailer, posted byNintendo on their North American YouTube channel.^[7]

Illumination film series[edit]

The Super Mario Bros. Movie[edit]

The Desert Area inThe Super Mario Bros. Movie

InThe Super Mario Bros. Movie,Toad's backpack has three pins on it that have the designs of stickers fromSuper Mario Odyssey, with one of them being based on the Tostarena sticker. Additionally, the Sand Kingdom itself, known as theDesert Area,^[8] can be seen on a map showing areas surrounding theMushroom Kingdom and is later shown in the film for a few seconds during a montage ofMario,Peach, andToad journeying to theJungle Kingdom.Stone-Eyes can be seen in the area. Unlike its version inSuper Mario Odyssey, which has only one pyramid with a hexagonal base, this version features multiple square pyramids in the sky.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie[edit]

InThe Super Mario Galaxy Movie, Mario and Luigi travel via motorcycle to the Inverted Pyramid in the Desert Area.^[9]

Gallery[edit]

Artwork[edit]

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  Artwork

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  Postcard

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  Icon

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  BlueTostarenan

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  Green Tostarenan

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  Sand Kingdom Sticker

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  Regional coin

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  Regional coin

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  Regional coin

Screenshots[edit]

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  TheOdyssey landing in the Sand Kingdom

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  Mario and Cappy

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  The Sand Kingdom

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  Mario heading to Tostarena Town

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  Local Tostarenans

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  Tostarena Town'sCrazy Cap shop

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  The Crazy Cap building

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  Mario passing by aTostarenan

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  Mario playing a guitar

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  Mini Goombas pursing Mario

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  Mario capturing a Goomba

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  8-bit section in Tostarena Ruins

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  Bowser's airship above the Inverted Pyramid

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  TheBroodals in their airship

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  Mario riding aJaxi through the desert

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  Mario riding a Jaxi through the desert

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  Tostarena Town at night

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  A ring for herding sheep at night

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  Knucklotec attacking Mario

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  Mario standing next to aPixel Luigi

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  The full Japanese brochure for the Sand Kingdom

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  A Japanese commercial promoting theSuper Mario Bros. 35th Anniversary

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  Toads also looking at a map of theMushroom Kingdom and surrounding areas

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  The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

Names in other languages[edit]

Sand Kingdom[edit]

Tostarena[edit]

References[edit]

[Edit] Kingdoms inSuper Mario Odyssey
Cap Kingdom(Bonneton)	Locations	Glasses Bridge •Central Plaza •Sometimes Bridge •Top-Hat Tower
	Story missions	Cappy of the Cap Kingdom
	VR mission	Find Band Members in the Cap Kingdom!
Cascade Kingdom(Fossil Falls)	Story missions	Our First Power Moon •Multi Moon Atop the Falls
Sand Kingdom(Tostarena)	Locations	Tostarena Town •Tostarena Ruins •Moe-Eye Habitat •Inverted Pyramid •Underground Temple •Deepest Underground •Jaxi Ruins •Desert Oasis
	Story missions	Atop the Highest Tower •Moon Shards in the Sand •Showdown on the Inverted Pyramid •The Hole in the Desert
Lake Kingdom(Lake Lamode)	Locations	Courtyard •Water Plaza
	Story missions	Broodals Over the Lake
Wooded Kingdom(Steam Gardens)	Locations	Sky Garden Tower •Forest Charging Station •Secret Flower Field •Deep Woods
	Story missions	Road to Sky Garden •Flower Thieves of Sky Garden •Path to the Secret Flower Field •Defend the Secret Flower Field!
Cloud Kingdom(Nimbus Arena)	Story missions	Hat-to-Hat Combat
Lost Kingdom(Forgotten Isle)	Story missions	N/A
Metro Kingdom(New Donk City)	Locations	Construction Site •New Donk City Hall •New Donk City Hall Plaza •Mayor Pauline Commemorative Park •Outdoor Café •Underground Power Plant
	Story missions	The Scourge on the Skyscraper •A Fresh Start for the City •A Traditional Festival!
Snow Kingdom(Shiveria)	Locations	Shiveria Town •Icicle Cavern •Hollow Crevasse •Wind-Chill Cavern •Snowy Mountain •Snowline Circuit •Iceburn Circuit
	Story missions	The Cake Thief's Parting Gift •The Bound Bowl Grand Prix
Seaside Kingdom(Bubblaine)	Locations	Lighthouse •Underwater Tunnel to the Lighthouse •Glass Palace •Rolling Canyon •Hot Spring Island •Beach House
	Story missions	The Glass Is Half Empty!
	VR mission	Find Band Members in the Seaside Kingdom!
Luncheon Kingdom(Mount Volbono)	Locations	Peronza Plaza
	Story missions	The Broodals Are After Some Cookin' •Under the Cheese Rocks •Big Pot on the Volcano: Dive In! •Climb Up the Cascading Magma •Cookatiel Showdown!
	VR mission	Find Band Members in the Luncheon Kingdom!
Ruined Kingdom(Crumbleden)	Story missions	Battle with the Lord of Lightning!
Bowser's Kingdom(Bowser's Castle)	Story missions	Infiltrate Bowser's Castle! •Smart Bombing •Big Broodal Battle •Showdown at Bowser's Castle
Moon Kingdom(Honeylune Ridge)	Locations	Underground Moon Caverns •Wedding Hall
	Story missions	Bowser's Moon Wedding
Mushroom Kingdom(Peach's Castle)	Locations	Courtyard •Goomba Woods •Mushroom Pond •Yoshi's House
Dark Side(Rabbit Ridge)	Locations	Rabbit Ridge Tower
	Story missions	Arrival at Rabbit Ridge!
Darker Side(Culmina Crater)	Story missions	Long Journey's End
Click on a Power Moon icon to see a list of all Power Moons in that kingdom Click on a regional coin icon to see a list of all regional coins in that kingdom

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