Cappy also comes in a variety of outfits, which can be purchased from the kingdoms' Crazy Cap stores, including a chef hat, top hat, builder hat, and a fedora. When transformed into different hats, such as the Mario Cap, Cappy's eyes will appear on the hat. Under the hat is his main body, which somewhat resembles an Eerie. Cappy also appears as a hat that can be worn by Mii Fighters unlockable through a challenge.Ĭappy's normal form is a white top hat with blue wisps of hair and large eyes with red irises. It can be summoned using an Ezlo and Boo Mario core. He also appears in his Bonneter form as a support spirit, which slightly increases the power of grabs and throws when equipped. However, he does not have any effect on Mario's moveset. Ultimate as Mario's Cap, Mario's Top Hat, and the Builder Helmet, appearing during some moves and a taunt alongside Mario. In addition to Coin Blocks, Cappy can also collect items from certain environmental objects such as bushes.Ĭappy also informs the player of various details of the game and of the surrounding world, such as the regional Coins that can only be used in that world.Ĭappy also provides details to the player with tips and hints in different kingdoms, as well as information on regional Coins and Power Moons in special areas.Ĭappy appears in Super Smash Bros. After bouncing, Mario can throw Cappy again to further extend his movement, although he cannot bounce off Cappy that time.Ĭappy can help collect most of the items for Mario such as Coins and hearts.
Mario can also bounce off Cappy once per jump, significantly extending Mario's jumping reach. Throwing Cappy in the air gives Mario a vertical boost while killing horizontal momentum, allowing Mario to adjust his jumping and landing trajectory. When thrown at spark pylons, Cappy allows Mario to transform into a ball of electricity and ride along the line this is a major mode of transportation within the game.Ĭappy also acts to complement Mario's moveset. Cappy can remove some poisonous hazards off of the ground in areas where some toxins may block Mario's path (such as the Wooded Kingdom). For example, he can pull levers, remove wooden poles, destroy some of the objects such as crates and small cacti. The behavior of captured enemies and objects vary depending on creature or object.Ĭappy can also interact with the environment. When thrown at certain enemies or objects, Cappy captures them, allowing Mario to control them to get across stages. In addition, it can destroy or reflect various projectiles. He serves as an attack and defensive measure, allowing Mario to defeat enemies at a distance. Cappy can also be held in place once thrown.Ĭappy has a variety of uses. Mario can throw Cappy in various ways a straight up/down shot that can roll across the surfaces, a circular throw, boomerang-like shot, and a homing shot which can also be used to extend Cappy's reach. He is "energetic but a bit timid." Cappy is also controlled by the second player when playing in co-op mode. Cappy joins Mario in order to rescue his little sister Tiara, who had been kidnapped by Bowser along with Princess Peach. When tapped after it is placed on the field, it will change to his original top hat form for a few seconds, while his voice can be heard exclaiming, "Cappy!"Ĭappy's first true physical appearance is Super Mario Odyssey, where he is Mario's main partner throughout the game. To promote Super Mario Odyssey's appearance at E3 2017, a statue of Cappy in the form of the Mario Cap was made available as one of the objects in Kingdom Builder on June 14, 2017, and costs 2,000 Coins. History Super Mario series Super Mario RunĪlthough Super Mario Odyssey is the first game in which Cappy is physically present, his first appearance in a game is in Super Mario Run. Furthermore, his eyes while smiling were made to resemble the "M" of Mario's Cap. Cappy's final design was colored white as he was meant to transform into various hats, and white was deemed a color able to fit all the different colors of the hats.
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