It actually refers to a ‘KEEP CLEAR’ message that has been painted on the streets in the Metro Kingdom. Located on the beach, this Hint Art shows the word KEEP which will soon have you wracking your brain as to what it could possibly refer to. There aren’t many trees with roots to jump on like this, so, have a wander – or warp to the Crazy Cap shop to more easily spot where they are – to hunt it down for another Power Moon. Located near to where you enter Shiveria Town, this Hint Art shows Poochy burying yet another Power Moon next to a tree in the Lost Kingdom.Īs one of the smaller kingdoms it shouldn’t take you long to stumble on the location, especially with the Tropical Wiggler thrown in as another hint. It’s above where Bowser stole the Dress for Peach to wear at the wedding, which shouldn’t take you too long to pinpoint the Power Moon’s location. It shows Poochy burying a Power Moon, and, while unclear at first, this relates to the Lake Kingdom.
Stood outside New Donk City Hall, this Hint Art can be found near the top of the triangular building across from you – which, if I remember correctly, is where you found a musician for Pauline’s band earlier on. Once there, Ground Pound the spot near the bushes to receive a Power Moon. You’ll need to walk a long way – swerving some pitfalls – to arrive at the northern edge of the Sand Kingdom. And, once you’ve run to his location, the hint points out that you need to walk north until you reach some shrubs. It’s actually the one that loves Trace-Walking more than anything else in the world. It is obvious that it’s a hint for the Sand Kingdom, but just where is the Sombrero-wearing Koopa Troopa that it wants you to search for? This Hint Art has been hammered onto a tree near where the Odyssey is parked.
Ground Pound where that is, and you will soon be rewarded with one more Power Moon. It clearly relates to the Cascade Kingdom, so, after flying back there, you will find the fossils that it refers to – which, if you hadn’t spotted is near the Hint Toad and Uncle amiibo.Ĭomparing the two photos, it won’t take you particularly long to realise that there is an extra fossil in one of them. This Hint Art isn’t far from where the Odyssey lands, and can be easily argued isn’t really art but more of a spot the difference challenge.
Work out which it refers to and Ground Pound the correct one to reward yourself with another Power Moon. Indicating something that is six away from the Crazy Cap shop and three away from the Checkpoint Flag, the only thing that fits is the stone slabs in the ground nearby that act as a path. Travel to Bowser’s Kingdom and then warp to its location, at which point we need to work out what else it is referencing. For those that have visited every kingdom, it is one of the more obvious locations to find – seeing as the Hint Art clearly references the Crazy Cap shop in Bowser’s Kingdom. This Hint Art can be found on a building in Tostarena Town. Ground Pound behind them, and it should pop up from the moon’s surface. The Hint Art shows that a Power Moon is hidden behind the Lochlady, who is second from the left. This is your clearest hint that it relates to the Moon Kingdom, and, after setting off on the Odyssey, once you land you should see NPC characters from each kingdom that have gathered to look down at the world in wonder. The somewhat obscure collection of rectangles seems unrecognisable at first, but the strongest hint is the black and blue pattern towards the top. We have the solutions and pointers on where to find them below, but, as always, please be warned that there are location spoilers – meaning that it’s best to complete the main story in Super Mario Odyssey before checking out what you may have missed.Īfter Bonneton has been restored, this Hint Art can be found near Sometimes Bridge. These picture frames are placed in most of the kingdoms that the moustachioed hero visits, with the player encouraged to take a screenshot of them with the Capture Button – so that they can ponder about them in their Album on the Nintendo Switch HOME menu.
There are 880 Power Moons in Super Mario Odyssey and, among some of the toughest to collect, are several that can only be discovered after solving Hint Art puzzles.
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