This glitch allows the player to get out-of-bounds in the Seaside Kingdom sub-area, Narrow Valley. To do this, capture the second Gushen and drop it down to a lower altitude, kill the Gushen at this lower altitude and then go back to its spawning location. Now you must time a jump to bounce on the Gushen the first frame it spawns and then immediately perform a down-throw (it is possible to do this with a regular throw but it is more precise, you can also try using a homing throw). You will now have captured a glitched Gushen which has no collision. This only works in 1.0 and 1.1 versions of the game. This clip spot was discovered by Adalydebest

This glitch allows the player to get out-of-bounds in the Snow Kingdom sub-area, Wind-Chill Cavern. Bring one of the Ty-foo captures over to the wall and position yourself at one of the sharp convex seams. Hold Y to blow and at the frame right before the blow attack appears you need to release from the capture (ZL/ZR). Discovered by Syrkl

This glitch allows the player to get out-of-bounds in the Wooded Kingdom sub-area, Flooding Pipeway. To do this, perform a groundpound the moment the water level lowers to the point of Marios head, you may need to press jump right before performing your groundpound. Discovered by Veal of Maya

This glitch allows the player to get out-of-bounds in the Sand Kingdom sub-area, Inverted Pyramid. To do this you simply need to crouch walk into the left-side corner of the entrance to the area. Slowly tapping the analog to move will give the best results. Discovered by Syrkl

This glitch allows the player to get out-of-bounds in the Cap Kingdom sub-area, Poison Tide. To do this simply capture one of the Paragoombas and walk into the right-side corner of the entrance door (it must be the entrance, the exit does not work) to the area. Slowly tapping the analog into the corner will give the best results. Discovered by Syrkl

This glitch allows the player to get out-of-bounds in the Cap Kingdom sub-area, Frog Pond. To do this you must perform a "Forced Release Clip" (2-Player only) using a secondary Frog capture which is soon to expire and disappear. You'll want to try and capture the dizzy second Frog 1 or 2 frames before it disappears. This trick is very difficult to set-up and execute. Discovered by Syrkl.

Place a Letter (not the letter "M") at the north-west corner of the letter boundary in Metro Kingdom, make sure the letter's dim/white side is facing to the East. Now place the letter "M" to the east of the letter you first placed. The "M"'s lit-up/red side must be facing North (slightly turned clockwise to the East). Now grab a Scooter and ride it onto the most east side of the letter "M" and dismount the Scooter as you jump onto the "M"'s side. Recapture the "M" and then move the analog to the compasses North slightly to make the "M" move and immediately release all input from the analog. Wait until the Scooter pushed the "M" into the first letter you placed and switch capture from "M" to the other letter. Once you have captured the other letter it should easily move out-of-bounds. Discovered by Syrkl

By utilizing the Goomba Slope Climbing glitch you can climb underneath the bottom of the pot in Luncheon. At certain points directly underneath the pot you can touch a damage source which will destroy your Goomba capture. If you have more than 1 Goomba it will sometimes cause a forced release clip and clip Mario inside of the pot and continually damage him. With 6 health you can make your way onto the vegetables in the stew and skip the Meat Capture. This should only be done in Bruncheon (Early Luncheon) as the Multi-Moon will not be present in first visit of Luncheon until both the first and second story moons are collected. Although this trick allows for story advancement in Bruncheon, it does not spawn the odyssey, thus is currently useless. Discovered by Syrkl

By repeatedly pressing Y or X as a captured Goomba, you can climb slippery surfaces. This includes the Volcano in Luncheon Kingdom and Small Sandfall in Sand Kingdom at the ruins. If the input is done too slowly the Goomba will begin to slide down and the player will lose control, but if you uncapture and then quickly recapture and start pressing the Y or X button repeatedly again you will resume climbing. Discovered by Syrkl

In 2-player mode; if you make both of the Chargin' Chuck captures face each other and closely positioned, you can gain infinite height by simply shaking the Cappy controller (or by repeatedly pressing the Cappy flight button). This happens because when Chargin' Chuck is released from Mario's possession, he gains a slight height boost. 2-player mode allows you to repeatedly capture between both of the Chargin' Chucks with ease. Discovered by Syrkl