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Conquering Super Mario Odyssey's Hardest Level – Episode Two
After you get 500 moons in Super Mario Odyssey, you can go attempt the game's most difficult level. It's a long, tough road without checkpoints – and we're going to beat it.
Andrew Reiner and I are going on this journey together. Reiner has already beaten the level on his own time, and while I gave it about two tries before we began recording, I consider these my first true attempts. Perhaps it goes without saying, but this video does contain SPOILERS for Super Mario Odyssey. It is the game's last level, after all.
Enjoy the video, and please be nice to me in the comments. I am doing my very best, I swear.
Episode One
Episode Two
To see a similar video, where former editor Dan Ryckert and I attempt to conquer Super Mario 3D World's hardest level, head here. For more of our Super Mario Odyssey coverage, click the links below.
- Our review of Super Mario Odyssey
- The secret music of Metro Kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey
- How to make quick coins in Super Mario Odyssey
- Our favorite Luncheon Kingdom secret in Super Mario Odyssey
- Every Transformation in Super Mario Odyssey
- Here's what Super Mario Odyssey's most expensive suit looks like in action
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