GlitchFish | Super Mario Odyssey - Climb a Building Out of Bounds Glitch @glitchfish | Uploaded May 2020 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
This glitch allows you to climb a building out of bounds at New Donk City (Metro Kingdom).
-Go to the sub-area in the northwest part of New Donk City that contains a T-Rex dinosaur chase.
-Jump on top of the two trash cans at the start and stand in between them.
-Move the control stick around until Mario falls between them. The easiest way I've found to do this consistently is to face the building and quickly flick the control stick down to face Mario towards the camera, and he'll fall through.
-Facing the building, jump, ground pound, and roll as soon as you touch the ground. You'll roll out of bounds.
-Immediately jump and throw Cappy back towards the camera so you don't fall below the stage. Alternatively, you can aim slightly to the right when you roll, and you'll hit the building to the right before you fall below the stage.
-This out of bounds area can be explored, but going too far back will cause Mario to fall.
-To climb the building, jump on top of the ledge above the entrance while still remaining out of bounds. The easiest way I've found to do this is to stand on the ground facing the entrance with Mario's hand slightly showing through the wall. Then ground pound, jump, throw Cappy, then dive and bounce off of Cappy. You'll be able to move around a bit before you land on the ledge above the door with Mario only partly visible through the wall.
-Next, face to the side and slightly away from the camera to make sure you don't jump back into bounds. Ground pound, jump, throw Cappy, then dive and bounce off of Cappy. Then wall jump off the side building and you should have enough height to land on the next level of the building.
Notes:
-The platform of the second level of the building allows you to go back much farther without falling than you can at ground level.
-Although you can reach the third level of the building, the floor is not solid so you can't climb that high.
Turn on subtitles for instructions during the video.
Twitter: twitter.com/GlitchFishYT
This glitch allows you to climb a building out of bounds at New Donk City (Metro Kingdom).
-Go to the sub-area in the northwest part of New Donk City that contains a T-Rex dinosaur chase.
-Jump on top of the two trash cans at the start and stand in between them.
-Move the control stick around until Mario falls between them. The easiest way I've found to do this consistently is to face the building and quickly flick the control stick down to face Mario towards the camera, and he'll fall through.
-Facing the building, jump, ground pound, and roll as soon as you touch the ground. You'll roll out of bounds.
-Immediately jump and throw Cappy back towards the camera so you don't fall below the stage. Alternatively, you can aim slightly to the right when you roll, and you'll hit the building to the right before you fall below the stage.
-This out of bounds area can be explored, but going too far back will cause Mario to fall.
-To climb the building, jump on top of the ledge above the entrance while still remaining out of bounds. The easiest way I've found to do this is to stand on the ground facing the entrance with Mario's hand slightly showing through the wall. Then ground pound, jump, throw Cappy, then dive and bounce off of Cappy. You'll be able to move around a bit before you land on the ledge above the door with Mario only partly visible through the wall.
-Next, face to the side and slightly away from the camera to make sure you don't jump back into bounds. Ground pound, jump, throw Cappy, then dive and bounce off of Cappy. Then wall jump off the side building and you should have enough height to land on the next level of the building.
Notes:
-The platform of the second level of the building allows you to go back much farther without falling than you can at ground level.
-Although you can reach the third level of the building, the floor is not solid so you can't climb that high.
Turn on subtitles for instructions during the video.
Twitter: twitter.com/GlitchFishYT
