Warp Painting: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 08:34, 13 February 2020

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

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.

Skips

Currently, it is possible to reach the painting platform without the use of the painting in every kingdom except the Luncheon Kingdom. The table below lists the tricks required to reach each painting platform:

Kingdom	Trick Required
Cascade Kingdom	Madame Broode Skip
Sand Kingdom	Glydon Upflight or Dog Hovering
Lake Kingdom	Trickjump from the Rango arena (easier from the Timer Challenge platform)
Wooded Kingdom	Glydon corner clip
Metro Kingdom	Letter Escape, Hat Hovering or Dog Hovering
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	No known method
Bowser's Kingdom	Nut jumping
Mushroom Kingdom	Nut jumping or Dog Hovering

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+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.
+== Skips ==
+Currently, it is possible to reach the painting platform without the use of the painting in every kingdom except the [[Luncheon Kingdom]]. The table below lists the tricks required to reach each painting platform:
+{| class="article-table"
+!Kingdom
+!Trick Required
+|-
+|Cascade Kingdom
+|[[Madame Broode Skip]]
+|-
+|Sand Kingdom
+|[[Glydon Upflight]] or [[Dog Hovering]]
+|-
+|Lake Kingdom
+|Trickjump from the [[Rango]] arena (easier from the [[Timer Challenge]] platform)
+|-
+|Wooded Kingdom
+|[[Glydon corner clip]]
+|-
+|Metro Kingdom
+|[[Letter Escape]], [[Hat Hovering]] or [[Dog Hovering]]
+|-
+|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
+|No known method
+|-
+|Bowser's Kingdom
+|[[Nut jumping]]
+|-
+|Mushroom Kingdom
+|[[Nut jumping]] or [[Dog Hovering]]
+|}
+[[Category:Objects]]