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After freezing 2D blocks in place, Mario can then use them as platforms. 2D blocks are required in order to obtain the [[Power Moon]]s related to the Roulette Tower. | After freezing 2D blocks in place, Mario can then use them as platforms. 2D blocks are required in order to obtain the [[Power Moon]]s related to the Roulette Tower. | ||
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|Ita=Blocchi 2D; Blocchi 2D rotanti<ref>Italian ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]'' PRIMA guide, pag. 182</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 12:43, August 10, 2022
2D blocks[1] are blocks that appear in the Ruined Kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey. While climbing the Roulette Tower, Mario encounters these blocks in a 2D section.
2D blocks quickly move from one position to the other in a loop. The positions of 2D blocks are indicated by a mark on the wall. These blocks disappear for a short period of time before changing their position. Mario can freeze a 2D block in place by pressing the P-Switch associated with this 2D block. Ground-Pound Switches can be used to unfreeze all the 2D blocks associated with that Ground-Pound Switch. 2D blocks can have different speeds and sizes, they also come in three colors: red, blue, and green.
After freezing 2D blocks in place, Mario can then use them as platforms. 2D blocks are required in order to obtain the Power Moons related to the Roulette Tower.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Italian | Blocchi 2D; Blocchi 2D rotanti[2] |
2D blocks; Spinning 2D blocks |
References
- ^ Super Mario Odyssey Prima guide, page 229.
- ^ Italian Super Mario Odyssey PRIMA guide, pag. 182
