Rather than putting them on the map, a purple circle will appear somewhere on the screen. This power-up will mark the location of some uncollected Regional Coins on your screen. This power-up will restore a single point of life. This bonus gives you a few extra coins to spend on items. Any variant of Peach will grant this bonus. This power-up will give you a special heart that raises your maximum Life by 3 until the extra Life is depleted. All variants of Mario amiibo will grant this ability. This power-up will temporarily stop your Life from depleting when enemies attack you. Doing so will bring the amiibo icon up on the screen and allow you to tap an amiibo (but it won’t pause the game so watch out). You can scan any amiibo at any time during gameplay by holding the right directional button. You can view a video showcasing each of these costumes below, and then continue scrolling to see which amiibo will unlock each one. These are unlockable in-game without amiibo, but scanning amiibo will save you some time. If you scan certain amiibo at this point then you’ll unlock a hat and outfit for Mario to wear. Once they come back you’ll have the locations of uncollected Power Moons marked on your map. Up to three amiibo can search for moons at once, and you’ll need to wait five minutes for them to return before you can scan another. Speak to him and you’ll be able to get him to scan any amiibo figure to search for a Power Moon location.
From then on you can find him at the starting point of any kingdom once you’ve beaten the guided ‘story’ portion of it. You can first encounter him once you’ve beaten the boss of the Cascade Kingdom, he’s the little roomba-like character who’s waiting near where you started the level. Uncle amiibo is your main port of call for amiibo use.
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