Dashing Over Cold Water!: You’ll pick up this moon when you make it to the end. Inside, you’ll have to pick up a series of Rocket Flowers to navigate the path. Head there, then clear some snow to reveal another red door. There’s a little spit of ice and snow on the western shore of the lake. Do the same, and you’ll outroll your opponents and get a power moon. In short, we pressed B to bound every time we hit the ground above - and to avoid any turns in the track that aren’t slanted. Even on straightaways, you can get a bounding speed boost from the bumpy areas.(You can see that happen once for each jump above.) You’ll even see your character give off a bit of a glow to indicate that you’re doing well. You can keep a streak if you bound as soon as you hit the ground.

In fact, it’s more like skipping a corner than rolling through it. Bound before you get to a corner so that you’ll land somewhere on the slanted part of the track.In the GIF above, you’ll see three examples of bounding that you can use throughout the race: The trick to winning this power moon is bounding (which is really just jumping) as soon as you land. This one is tricky because of the ice, so be patient. Inside you’ll get a Trace-Walking challenge. Go through the red door behind the Corner of the Freezing Sea flag. Our power moons guide puts the collectibles in the same order as Super Mario Odyssey. Snow Kingdom map Nintendo via Polygon How to find all Snow Kingdom power moons Moons 38-55 are released when you smash the moon rock. You’ll be able to pick up moons 1-5, 7, 9, 12, and 18 by unlocking (and then winning) the Shiverian races. You only need 10 power moons to move on from the Snow Kingdom.

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