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| Luncheon Kingdom | |||
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| Greater Location | Mount Volbono | ||
| First Appearance | Super Mario Odyssey (2017) | ||
| Latest Appearance | Super Mario Odyssey (2017) | ||
| Current Inhabitant(s) | |||
| Podoboo, Goomba, Magmatos, Skillet Bro., Fire Bro., Spiny, Piranha Plant, Venus Fire Trap, Volbonans | |||
| Location Type | Kingdom | ||
| Included Environment(s) | |||
| Lava, Food | |||
| Notable Resident(s) | |||
| Volbonans | |||
The Luncheon Kingdom is one of the Kingdoms in Super Mario Odyssey. This location, inspired by Italy (or more specifically by Mount Vesuvius), is a combination of lava/volcano and food themes. It is the greater location of Mount Volbono, the volcano, and is inhabited by Volbonans. The Regional Coins here take the form of polygonal fruit resembling tomatoes.
Information[]
Role in Super Mario Odyssey[]
Mario and Cappy head to this kingdom during their journey to locate Bowser, who is sapping some of the famed Stupendous Stew for his wedding with Peach. They encounter the Broodal Spewart very quickly, although dispose of him just as quickly. The real meat of their role here comes after, where Cookatiel is hoarding the Stupendous Stew. Mario uses Cappy to capture a piece of meat that attracts Cookatiel to put him in the dish and a battle ensues with the kooky bird, with Mario and Cappy emerging victorious.
Currency and Crazy Cap Store[]
There are a total of 100 Luncheon Kingdom Fruits 
in the kingdom to collect. They can be exchanged at the Crazy Cap store that appears that is operated by two Volbonans in Peronza Plaza.
Geography[]
Luncheon Kingdom features several disconnected islands of land that are separated by a sea of bubbling pink lava. The masses appear to be rather flat geometrically and feature a variety of salt piles and fruit. Mario can travel across the isles of the Luncheon Kingdom by capturing the Podoboos or jumping his way across.
Residents and Enemies[]
It is unknown if the Podoboos that appear here are native to the Kingdom, as they do not match their surroundings. Due to their ability to thrive here in such vast quantities, it is quite possible they are native. Many of the enemies that appear here are likely not native, having been brought by Bowser and the Broodals to disturb peace in the Kingdom.
Volbonans are likely the only native creatures that live here. They seem only interested in cooking and are menaced by the Cookatiel. They usually wear chef hats, preventing Mario from capturing them but some appear embedded into the landscape without hats, which allow Mario to capture them and use them to fling himself to new heights.
Fanon Appearances[]
Super Mario & the Hunt for Golden Turnips[]
This game takes place in the Luncheon Kingdom. Mario must travel around the kingdom in order to collect golden turnips.
Gallery[]
Images[]
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Soundtrack[]
Trivia[]
- This kingdom was one of the first four worlds to be showcased in the reveal trailer for the game.
- However, despite the early reveal of the kingdom, Mount Volbono is one of the later levels in the game.
| Super Mario Odyssey Kingdoms | |
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| Kingdoms | Mushroom Kingdom | Cap Kingdom | Cascade Kingdom | Sand Kingdom | Wooded Kingdom | Lake Kingdom | Cloud Kingdom | Lost Kingdom | Metro Kingdom | Snow Kingdom | Seaside Kingdom | Luncheon Kingdom | Ruined Kingdom | Bowser's Kingdom | Moon Kingdom | Dark Side | Darker Side |