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Wonder Bowser with Piranha Clouds in Super Mario Bros. Wonder
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How to get all 6 Medals in Mario Wonder

Experiencing Mario in all his glory.

Defeating Bowser is only the beginning. If you want some serious bragging rights as a Mario master, you have to collect the Medals of Mario Wonder.

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Like Ash Ketchum in Pokémon, you just gotta catch them all. Similar to collecting a whopping 880 Power Moons in Mario Odyssey, the Mario vets are called once more into the fray to annihilate yet another entry in the franchise. So call in sick, leave the kids to fend for themselves, and forget breakfast—it’s time to grind.

What are the Mario Wonder Medals?

The Medals in Mario Wonder are similar to Xbox and PlayStation Trophies. They demonstrate pure skill, and dedication, and give bragging rights to all those who have mastered the game. There are six Medals to unlock in Mario Wonder. You need to collect every item in the game to qualify for the final Badge and Medal.

The six Medals and their unlock requirements are:

  • Defeat the final boss, Bowser, and beat the game
  • Find all 224 Wonder Seeds
  • Collect all 10-Flower Coins
  • Land a “Wonderful!” on top of every Gold Flagpole
  • Purchase every Standee
  • Collect every Badge

Mario Wonder: Full Medal Guide

Wonder Bowser laughing in the Super Mario Bros. Wonder opening
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The first Medal is simple; defeat Bowser at the end of Mario Wonder. Players must first visit all six base worlds available in Mario Wonder before battling Bowser. As you progress through the game, save all of your Flower Coins. Use your coins at the Standee Shop in Special World for 30 Flower Coins. This stand skips the gacha system in the standard Poplin Shop. You can buy specific character Standees to complete your collection.

After defeating Bowser, you need to find every Wonder Seed and Purple ’10’ Flower Coin. Remember that Wonder Seeds are also purchasable inside Poplin Shops. Obtain the Purple Flower Coin and Wonder Seeds on every Mario Wonder level. Take every level at a time and focus on getting 100 percent completion. You need to find every Purple ’10’ Coin and Wonder Seed and hit the very tip of the gold flagpole. Hitting these level requirements unlocks the green checkmark for 100 percent completion.

Courses overview and level selection in Super Mario Bros. Wonder
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Refer to your Courses for a full overview of the worlds and their corresponding levels. You can keep track of your progress here. Simply click ‘+‘ inside the free-roam of a world for level selection and enter the ‘Courses‘ menu. When all Wonder Seeds and Purple Coins are collected, and every flagpole is mounted, enter the Special World in the post-game to unlock the Final-Final Test Badge Marathon.

All Badges in Super Mario Bros. Wonder
The real reason to play Mario Wonder. Screenshot by Dot Esports

If you have done everything correctly, the Sound Off? Badge will be the final item to unlock in Mario Wonder. The Sound Off? Badge requires completing everything to 100 percent and finishing the Final-Final Test Badge Marathon.


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Hadley Vincent
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Writer for Dot since Oct. 2023. Just a Psychology graduate trying to find the meaning of life through gaming. An enthusiast of indie horror and anime, where you'll often find them obsessing over a great narrative and even better twists that'd make M. Night jealous. Their shocking twist? They think The Last of Us II is a masterpiece.