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Nintendo Posts New Mario Odyssey Hint Art That Holds A Weird Secret
Nintendo posted new hint art for Super Mario Odyssey, somewhat abstract pictures that tell where a power moon is hidden for people who interpret the meaning correctly. At least, it's usually a power moon...
The art tweeted today was very quickly dissected as underneath one of the floating pyramids in Tostarena. People went there and ground-pounded the area only to find, well...a thing. A tiny green thing.
While the actual reward isn't amazing, it does kind of blow open the question of what else is hiding in the game. New hint art was supposedly datamined out of the Luigi Balloon update, were secrets like this also buried deep within the game's world? Lots of major Switch games, such as Breath of the Wild and Splatoon 2, have received DLC content in the last year, but Nintendo has been mum about anything for Super Mario Odyssey.
Maybe there's a lot more hiding below the surface.
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