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Warp Paintings are portals found in various kingdoms that resemble paintings, allowing Mario to travel directly from one kingdom to another if he chooses to enter. Unlike the Odyssey, Warp Paintings as a method of travel allow Mario to access certain areas that are not intended to be reached from the main area of the kingdom (although many of them can be accessed in alternate ways). Each Warp Painting leads to a platform that houses a single Power Moon and a Checkpoint Flag.

Locations

The list below documents where Warp Paintings appear and where they lead to. The destinations of the paintings vary depending on which kingdoms are visited first at the two forks.

Source Kingdom	Destination Kingdom
Cascade Kingdom	Bowser's Kingdom
Bowser's Kingdom	Seaside Kingdom/Snow Kingdom (whichever was visited second)
Seaside Kingdom/Snow Kingdom (whichever was visited second)	Lake Kingdom/Wooded Kingdom (whichever was visited first)
Lake Kingdom/Wooded Kingdom (whichever was visited first)	Sand Kingdom
Sand Kingdom	Metro Kingdom
Metro Kingdom	Wooded Kingdom/Lake Kingdom (whichever was visited second)
Wooded Kingdom/Lake Kingdom (whichever was visited second)	Luncheon Kingdom
Luncheon Kingdom	Mushroom Kingdom
Mushroom Kingdom	Snow Kingdom/Seaside Kingdom (whichever was visited first)
Snow Kingdom/Seaside Kingdom (whichever was visited first)	Cascade Kingdom

It is worth noting that no matter what order the kingdoms are visited in at the forks, the ten paintings will always form one continuous cycle. Because of the two splits, there are a total of four possible orders to this cycle.

Skips

Various methods can be used to reach the painting platform in each kingdom without the use of the painting. The table below lists the tricks required to reach each platform:

Kingdom	Trick Required
Cascade Kingdom	Broode Skip (Cappy return cancel^[1] or trickjump)
Sand Kingdom	Cappy return cancel^[2], Glydon Upflight or dog hovering
Lake Kingdom	Trickjump from the Rango arena^[3] (easier from the Timer Challenge platform^[4]) or Lake Clip
Wooded Kingdom	Glydon corner clip, two-player Cappy clip^[5], or clipping Cappy with a homing throw^[6]
Metro Kingdom	Letter Escape, Pauline hat jumping, dog hovering, or a two-player trickjump^[7]
Snow Kingdom	Snow Dram, nut jumping, or activating the checkpoint with two-player mode
Seaside Kingdom	Flying with a Gushen from the top of another platform in the kingdom
Luncheon Kingdom	Cappy return cancel^[8]
Bowser's Kingdom	Cappy return cancel^[9] or nut jumping^[10]
Mushroom Kingdom	Cappy return cancel^[11], nut jumping or dog hovering

Although it is theorized that it is possible to reach most of the painting platforms with the use of a Cappy return cancel (with the exception of the Metro Kingdom because the checkpoint unloads from afar, and the Wooded Kingdom because it is enclosed), only those that have been proven are listed in the above table.

Behavior

Most source paintings will only become active once their destination kingdom is unlocked (and in some cases, other criteria must be met as well). The exceptions to this are the paintings to the Metro Kingdom, Luncheon Kingdom and Mushroom Kingdom, which can be entered before the corresponding kingdom is unlocked to give an early view of the kingdom. These three paintings are distinct because there are measures in place to keep Mario from reaching the mainland from the painting platforms. However, all three kingdoms' mainlands can be accessed early using the tricks Bruncheon, Morning Metro, and Early Mushroom.

Entering a Warp Painting will preserve kingdom-persistent changes in the previous kingdom until either a Warp Painting is entered to reach a third kingdom, or the Odyssey is used to travel elsewhere.

Warp Paintings have somewhat different behavior on version 1.0.0 when compared to all other versions of the game. There are two main differences with the mechanics of paintings:

On version 1.0.0, paintings will become active as soon as the player unlocks the kingdom on the other side, regardless of whether the kingdom has actually been visited yet or if the painting on the other side is open. This results in a one-way painting portal, and emerging from the gray painting will cause the camera to become locked.
On version 1.0.0, attempting to enter the warp painting from Sand Kingdom to Metro Kingdom while Metro Kingdom is in its night phase will result in Mario being placed near the Odyssey instead of emerging from the painting; additionally, the checkpoint on the painting platform is completely inactive at night, even if it was activated earlier. On later game versions, Mario will simply emerge from the painting during the night phase, and the checkpoint remains active at night.

References

[1] ttps://twitter.com/kehzou/status/1234202590755164162

[2] ttps://twitter.com/RedSlay9/status/1275899468240412672

[3] ttps://twitter.com/HSavior256/status/1006689830669987840

[4] ttps://twitter.com/pepsime0w/status/1473442510554894337

[5] ttps://twitter.com/syrkl_dsc/status/1238991700975947776

[6] ttps://twitter.com/relaxmas1/status/1272288364373217281

[7] ttps://twitter.com/relaxmas1/status/1263241421533806592

[8] ttps://twitter.com/kehzou/status/1238983090573152256

[9] ttps://twitter.com/kehzou/status/1238859773153435648

[10] ttps://www.twitch.tv/videos/2065317747

[11] ttps://twitter.com/syrkl_dsc/status/1239011920247525376

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-'''Warp Paintings''' are portals found in various kingdoms that resemble paintings, allowing Mario to travel directly from one kingdom to another if he chooses to enter. Unlike the [[Odyssey]], Warp Paintings as a method of travel allow Mario to access certain areas that are not intended to be reached from the mainland of the kingdom (although many of them can be accessed in alternate ways). Each Warp Painting leads to a platform that houses a single [[Power Moon]] and a [[Checkpoint Flag]].
+'''Warp Paintings''' are portals found in various kingdoms that resemble paintings, allowing Mario to travel directly from one kingdom to another if he chooses to enter. Unlike the [[Odyssey]], Warp Paintings as a method of travel allow Mario to access certain areas that are not intended to be reached from the main area of the kingdom (although many of them can be accessed in alternate ways). Each Warp Painting leads to a platform that houses a single [[Power Moon]] and a [[Checkpoint Flag]].
-[[Category:Objects]]
+== Locations ==
+The list below documents where Warp Paintings appear and where they lead to. The destinations of the paintings vary depending on which kingdoms are visited first at the two forks.
+{| class="wikitable"
+!Source Kingdom
+!Destination Kingdom
+|-
+|[[Cascade Kingdom]]
+|[[Bowser's Kingdom]]
+|-
+|[[Bowser's Kingdom]]
+|[[Seaside Kingdom]]/[[Snow Kingdom]]<br />(whichever was visited second)
+|-
+|[[Seaside Kingdom]]/[[Snow Kingdom]]<br />(whichever was visited second)
+|[[Lake Kingdom]]/[[Wooded Kingdom]]<br />(whichever was visited first)
+|-
+|[[Lake Kingdom]]/[[Wooded Kingdom]]<br />(whichever was visited first)
+|[[Sand Kingdom]]
+|-
+|[[Sand Kingdom]]
+|[[Metro Kingdom]]
+|-
+|[[Metro Kingdom]]
+|[[Wooded Kingdom]]/[[Lake Kingdom]]<br />(whichever was visited second)
+|-
+|[[Wooded Kingdom]]/[[Lake Kingdom]]<br />(whichever was visited second)
+|[[Luncheon Kingdom]]
+|-
+|[[Luncheon Kingdom]]
+|[[Mushroom Kingdom]]
+|-
+|[[Mushroom Kingdom]]
+|[[Snow Kingdom]]/[[Seaside Kingdom]]<br />(whichever was visited first)
+|-
+|[[Snow Kingdom]]/[[Seaside Kingdom]]<br />(whichever was visited first)
+|[[Cascade Kingdom]]
+|}
+It is worth noting that no matter what order the kingdoms are visited in at the forks, the ten paintings will always form one continuous cycle. Because of the two splits, there are a total of four possible orders to this cycle.
+== Skips ==
+Various methods can be used to reach the painting platform in each kingdom without the use of the painting. The table below lists the tricks required to reach each platform:
+{| class="wikitable"
+!Kingdom
+!Trick Required
+|-
+|[[Cascade Kingdom]]
+|[[Broode Skip]] ([[Cappy return cancel]]<ref>https://twitter.com/kehzou/status/1234202590755164162</ref> or trickjump)
+|-
+|[[Sand Kingdom]]
+|[[Cappy return cancel]]<ref>https://twitter.com/RedSlay9/status/1275899468240412672</ref>, [[Glydon Upflight]] or [[dog hovering]]
+|-
+|[[Lake Kingdom]]
+|Trickjump from the [[Rango]] arena<ref>https://twitter.com/HSavior256/status/1006689830669987840</ref> (easier from the [[Timer Challenge]] platform<ref>https://twitter.com/pepsime0w/status/1473442510554894337</ref>) or [[Lake Clip]]
+|-
+|[[Wooded Kingdom]]
+|[[Glydon corner clip]], two-player [[Cappy clip]]<ref>https://twitter.com/syrkl_dsc/status/1238991700975947776</ref>, or clipping Cappy with a [[Homing cap throw|homing throw]]<ref>https://twitter.com/relaxmas1/status/1272288364373217281</ref>
+|-
+|[[Metro Kingdom]]
+|[[Letter Escape]], [[Pauline hat jumping]], [[dog hovering]], or a two-player trickjump<ref>https://twitter.com/relaxmas1/status/1263241421533806592</ref>
+|-
+|[[Snow Kingdom]]
+|[[Snow Dram]], [[nut jumping]], or activating the checkpoint with [[two-player mode]]
+|-
+|[[Seaside Kingdom]]
+|Flying with a [[Gushen]] from the top of another platform in the kingdom
+|-
+|[[Luncheon Kingdom]]
+|[[Cappy return cancel]]<ref>https://twitter.com/kehzou/status/1238983090573152256</ref>
+|-
+|[[Bowser's Kingdom]]
+|[[Cappy return cancel]]<ref>https://twitter.com/kehzou/status/1238859773153435648</ref> or [[nut jumping]]<ref>https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2065317747</ref>
+|-
+|[[Mushroom Kingdom]]
+|[[Cappy return cancel]]<ref>https://twitter.com/syrkl_dsc/status/1239011920247525376</ref>, [[nut jumping]] or [[dog hovering]]
+|}
+Although it is theorized that it is possible to reach most of the painting platforms with the use of a [[Cappy return cancel]] (with the exception of the [[Metro Kingdom]] because the checkpoint unloads from afar, and the [[Wooded Kingdom]] because it is enclosed), only those that have been proven are listed in the above table.
+== Behavior ==
+Most source paintings will only become active once their destination kingdom is unlocked (and in some cases, other criteria must be met as well). The exceptions to this are the paintings to the [[Metro Kingdom]], [[Luncheon Kingdom]] and [[Mushroom Kingdom]], which can be entered before the corresponding kingdom is unlocked to give an early view of the kingdom. These three paintings are distinct because there are measures in place to keep Mario from reaching the mainland from the painting platforms. However, all three kingdoms' mainlands can be accessed early using the tricks [[Bruncheon]], [[Morning Metro]], and [[Early Mushroom]].
+Entering a Warp Painting will preserve kingdom-[[Persistence|persistent]] changes in the previous kingdom until either a Warp Painting is entered to reach a third kingdom, or the [[Odyssey]] is used to travel elsewhere.
+Warp Paintings have somewhat different behavior on [[version 1.0.0]] when compared to all other versions of the game. There are two main differences with the mechanics of paintings:
+* On version 1.0.0, paintings will become active as soon as the player unlocks the kingdom on the other side, regardless of whether the kingdom has actually been visited yet or if the painting on the other side is open. This results in a one-way painting portal, and emerging from the gray painting will cause the camera to become locked.
+* On version 1.0.0, attempting to enter the warp painting from [[Sand Kingdom]] to [[Metro Kingdom]] while Metro Kingdom is in its night phase will result in Mario being placed near the [[Odyssey]] instead of emerging from the painting; additionally, the checkpoint on the painting platform is completely inactive at night, even if it was activated earlier. On later game versions, Mario will simply emerge from the painting during the night phase, and the checkpoint remains active at night.
+== References ==
+<references />[[Category:Objects]]