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Contents

  • A Kingdom Traveler’s Guide
    • Pack Your Bags!
    • Travel Cheat Sheet—Controls at a Glance
    • Control Schemes
    • Things, Places, and People to See
  • Cap Kingdom
    • Welcome to Bonneton
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Cascade Kingdom
    • Welcome to Fossil Falls
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Sand Kingdom
    • Welcome to Tostarena
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Lake Kingdom
    • Welcome to Lake Lamode
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Wooded Kingdom
    • Welcome to Steam Gardens
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Cloud Kingdom
    • Welcome to Nimbus Arena
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Lost Kingdom
    • Welcome to Forgotten Isle
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Metro Kingdom
    • Welcome to New Donk City
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Snow Kingdom
    • Welcome to Shiveria
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Seaside Kingdom
    • Welcome to Bubblaine
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Luncheon Kingdom
    • Welcome to Mount Volbono
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Ruined Kingdom
    • Welcome to Crumbleden
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Bowser’s Kingdom
    • Welcome to Bowser’s Castle
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Moon Kingdom
    • Welcome to Honeylune Ridge
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Mushroom Kingdom
    • Welcome to Peach’s Castle
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Archivist Toadette’s Achievements
    • Well-Played, Mario
  • Dark Side
    • Welcome to Rabbit Ridge
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
    • Power Moon Locations
  • Darker Side
    • Welcome to Culmina Crater
    • Mario’s Itinerary
    • Extend Your Stay
  • Mario’s Suitcase
    • Getting Dressed
    • Matching Outfits
    • Extra Hats
    • Extra Clothes
  • Souvenirs and Stickers
    • An Accomplished Traveler
    • Souvenirs for the Odyssey
    • Stickers
  • Odyssey Ecology
    • Exploring the World
    • Friendly Capture Targets
    • Unfriendly Capture Targets
    • Enemies
    • Bosses

Super Mario Odyssey Guide › Lost Kingdom

Extend Your Stay

Lost Kingdom contains a total of just 35 Power Moons and 50 Regional Coins. It’s one of the smallest regions, but it contains some of the most interesting creatures Mario encounters in his journey.

Souvenir Shopping

Lost Kingdom contains 50 Regional Coins in the form of purple leaves. All 50 Coins can be found during your initial visit, though you need not search for them all until the Crazy Cap store opens during your return visit.

Coins In High Places

The 40 Regional Coins in Lost Kingdom are relatively easy to find, and only three are hidden behind a red door (and even they are visible in an 8-bit mural). Nevertheless, there are a few that can be overlooked in your travels. Refer to the map and the accompanying tips to find them all.

Capture the Glydon atop Rocky Mountain Summit and glide to the northwest tree stump. It’s the only way to reach these four Regional Coins.

Several purple coins can be found beneath the propeller blades. Climb the shaft to the top of the propeller and let the coins rotate into you.

The easiest Regional Coins to miss are those in a small alcove near Talkatoo. Leap from Rocky Mountain Summit to Talkatoo then turn around. Toss Cappy at the 8-bit block in the wall and crouch walk through the opening.

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