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No one knows exactly why it was destroyed, but archaeologists theorize that was destroyed in a great battle against whatever the people used the lightning for, which is implied to be the dragon boss you fight. The Ruined Kingdom, Crumbleden, was once a civilization that used its towering buildings to harness lightning.Bowser also seems to be on good terms with Crazy Cap, as he allows them to set up a branch in his Kingdom and document it with a flyer.He's noticeably very upset when Peach rejects him and Mario in the game's ending. He also doesn't consider blackmailing Peach to go along with the wedding (like he did in "Do You, Princess Toadstool, Take This Koopa.?"), or straight-up brainwashing her (like what happened in Super Paper Mario and Super Mario Adventures). Yes, he kidnapped Peach with the intent of forcibly marrying her and is stealing all sorts of sacred treasures from around the world, but he's really going all out to prepare for his wedding with nothing but the best things. In the Lost Kingdom, you can buy the aviator version of this look, though the Steam Gardener roadblock looking for an explorer doesn't consider the outfit to count.The Explorer Outfit and Explorer Hat combination bought in the Wooded Kingdom give Mario this look.Fossil Falls and Lake Lamode, for area names. Added Alliterative Appeal: Stupendous Stew.The brochure describes it as a "tragic display seen absolutely nowhere else in nature". They'll keep flying forward at the same elevation, and explode when they hit something or after a few seconds flying through the air without hitting anything. Action Bomb: Trapeetles, enemies in the Lost Kingdom, will grab Cappy if he's thrown at them and wind up before slinging themselves forward with their legs.Cookatiel is too chubby to hold her body up with her small wings after she's been hit a few times, so she loses energy and falls into the boiling stew below.Madame Broode, who mostly lets her pet Chain Chomp do the fighting, is too heavy to run after it for very long after Mario Captures it, giving him a chance to wind up and fling it into her face while she stops to take a breath.

Acrofatic: Unusually for the series, the game provides two characters who are significantly hindered by their weight.

As you complete the achievements, you can talk to Toadette to get Power Moons.

Achievement System: Once you beat the final boss, you can talk to Toadette, who will add a list of achievements to the Power Moon List.

While both areas have more Moons than the Darker Side, neither are a Marathon Level like it is. Even after unlocking the extra content, they have a much smaller surface area and less total Moons than the full-fledged kingdoms, and lack unique Captures or regional coins/shops. Each one is a Boss-Only Level at first, but they can be revisited afterwards for a few more Power Moons, and have Moon Rocks that can be broken in the post-game.

Absurdly Short Level: The Cloud Kingdom and Ruined Kingdom.

Getting 999 Moons puts a top hat on Peach's castle that gives a fireworks display, accompanied by an orchestrated version of the Level Clear fanfare from Super Mario Bros. Beating it will have a group photo of everyone appear after the credits.

100% Completion: Getting all 880 unique Moons makes the Odyssey's sail golden and unlocks a harder version of the final boss.

She even has her face on the local currency.

100% Adoration Rating: Everybody in New Donk City loves Mayor Pauline.

11th-Hour Superpower: Which turns out to be a 13th Hour Superpower: Mario Captures Bowser after the Final Boss, and uses his new giant, fire-breathing host to carry Peach out of Bowser's crumbling lair.