All Collectible Locations
Navigating the intricate dioramas of Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker requires a keen eye for detail, especially when hunting down every Super Gem. These sparkling treasures are often hidden in plain sight, tucked away behind obstacles, or require specific interactions to reveal. This guide will detail the locations of all Super Gems across various levels, ensuring you can achieve 100% completion.
For instance, in 1-1 Plucky Pass Beginnings, the first Super Gem is found by progressing forward and using a turnip to defeat the Goomba. After this, continue forward, and the gem will be visible embedded in the wall to your left. The second Super Gem in this level is located by heading up the ramp. At the summit, rotate your camera to look behind the large block on the right; the gem is nestled there. The third Super Gem requires you to interact with the environment. After dealing with the Goomba, proceed to the area with the moving platforms. You'll need to carefully time your jumps to reach a small alcove on the right side of the screen, where the gem awaits.
In 1-2 Walleye Tumble Temple, the Super Gems are often tied to manipulating the environment. The first gem can be found by pushing the large block in the center of the room. Once it's moved, a hidden passage will open, revealing the gem. The second Super Gem is located near the water. You'll need to lure an enemy to a specific spot to activate a switch that raises a platform, granting access to the gem. The third Super Gem in this level is often found by looking upwards. After you've navigated the main path, use the rotating platforms to ascend to a higher area. The gem is typically hidden on a ledge that's only visible from a specific camera angle.
Remember, the camera is your most crucial tool. Don't hesitate to spin it around 360 degrees, zoom in and out, and look from every conceivable angle. Many gems are placed to reward thorough exploration and clever camera work. Pay attention to any suspicious-looking walls or unusual patterns, as these often indicate a hidden collectible.