The hack does exactly what it says, strapping FLUDD to Mario’s back and granting access to its Hover Nozzle, Rocket Nozzle, and Turbo Nozzle. Fans may be unhappy to find FLUDD’s default Squirt Nozzle absent from this Super Mario Odyssey hack, but that’s reasonable given the other three’s relative lack of mobility choices.
According to the clip, FLUDD seems to function almost exactly the same as it did in Super Mario Sunshine, despite the water effects being a touch rough around the edges. Players can hover in the air, rush over water, throw themselves up to high ledges, and do everything else they could do on the GameCube, which, when paired with the techniques currently accessible in Odyssey, will allow them to crack levels in thrilling new ways. Of course, players must be cautious not to run out of water throughout the procedure.
