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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 › Metro Kingdom

Extend Your Stay

Metro Kingdom contains the second most Power Moons in the world, with some of the most difficult to find not becoming accessible until after Bowser has been defeated. There is much to do at Metro Kingdom, from driving RC Cars to outrunning a T-Rex while driving a Scooter. Best of all, the streets of New Donk City are completely free of enemies once the festival takes place.

Souvenir Shopping

Metro Kingdom contains 100 Regional Coins in the form of purple coins stamped with Mayor Pauline’s portrait. They can all be collected during Mario’s first visit.

Local Currency

There are a lot of Regional Coins to find in Metro Kingdom, and a lot of nooks and crannies for them to hide in, but the majority are quite easy to spot. Though there are a number of them tucked inside challenge levels, the bulk are out in the open, atop rooftops and balconies, and in the many fire escapes that decorate the city. Get up high, be thorough, and sweep across the city in a methodical manner to find them. A few of the trickier ones are detailed in this section..

Enter the triangular building southwest of New Donk City Hall and hop aboard the Scooter for a shot at six Regional Coins. Stay aligned with the yellow markings on the street as there are three purple coins on the first right-hand strip of yellow, then three more in the center of the alley immediately after that. Leap over the crates to maintain speed.

The other hard-to-spot Regional Coins are near the top of New Donk City Hall. Warp to New Donk City Hall Rooftop and approach the door, but don’t head inside. Instead, wall jump back and forth between the walls rising up above the doorway. There are three coins at the very top of this shaft.

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