How to Play as Yoshi in Super Mario Odyssey - Best Secret Character

How to Play as Yoshi in Super Mario Odyssey - Best Secret Character

The complete guide and walkthrough to collecting all power moons in Super Mario Odyssey on Nintendo Switch. Plus how to unlock the secret characters and kingdoms, and metal cubes/moon rocks explained. Find the power moons in Cap Kingdom, Cascade Kingdom, Sand Kingdom, Wooded Kingdom, Lake Kingdom, Cloud Kingdom, Lost Kingdom, Metro Kingdom, Seaside Kingdom, Snow Kingdom, Luncheon Kingdom, Ruined Kingdom, Bowser's Kingdom, Moon Kingdom, and Mushroom Kingdom.

Guide by Tom Orry, Audience Development Manager, Gamer Network
Additional contributions by Hirun Cryer

Updated on 18 December 2017

Super Mario Odyssey is full of cool things to find, and creatures to possess with Cappy. Perhaps the coolest of is is what you can unlock once you've beaten the game. In this guide to playing as Yoshi in Super Mario Odyssey we'll detail how to unlock Yoshi and where to find Mario's old pal.

For more Super Mario Odyssey help, check out our Super Mario Odyssey Collectibles guide hub and our array of power moon location guides at the bottom of this page.

How to Unlock Yoshi in Super Mario Odyssey

Mario Odyssey lets you play as Yoshi once you finish the game.

Unlocking Yoshi in Super Mario Odyssey is very easy, although it will take you some time to do. Follow our steps to play as Yoshi in Super Mario Odyssey.

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Tom Orry

Audience Development Manager, Gamer Network

Tom started life on a circus in Australia before his family moved to the UK. His love of gaming started soon after, which essentially meant he bought every video game magazine available and worked numerous part-time jobs as a child in order to afford costly N64 games. He created UK site VideoGamer.com, of which he was the Editor for over a decade. He now doesn't like circuses.

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