Modders have created .bin files for characters that never received Amiibo. For example:
Odyssey has a unique relationship with Amiibo. Unlike games where Amiibo grant random items, Odyssey uses them for three distinct purposes:
Technically, an amiibo is just an NFC (Near Field Communication) tag containing a specific set of encrypted data. A "Bin file" is a digital backup of that data. When loaded onto an NFC-enabled smartphone or devices like the Amiibo Link or N2 Elite, these files emulate the physical figure, tricking the game into thinking you are scanning the real thing. Super Mario Odyssey Amiibo Bin Files
For Super Mario Odyssey, this means access to the Wedding Outfit Mario, Wedding Outfit Peach, and Bowser (Wedding Outfit), along with the standard Mario, Peach, and Bowser figures.
Not all Amiibo are created equal in Odyssey. The game recognizes three distinct categories of bin files. Below is a full breakdown of every official Amiibo bin and its effect. Modders have created
These three Amiibo were released alongside Odyssey. Their bin files unlock exclusive, non-obtainable outfits.
| Amiibo | Bin File Unlock | In-Game Description |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Mario (Wedding Tuxedo) | 10110000... | Wedding Tuxedo: Mario wears a white top hat and tuxedo. |
| Peach (Wedding Gown) | 10120000... | Wedding Gown: Peach’s white dress (usable only in the Snow Kingdom via snapshot mode, but the Amiibo gives Mario a white dress with a veil). |
| Bowser (Wedding Suit) | 10140000... | Wedding Suit Bowser: A white fur suit with a top hat. | A "Bin file" is a digital backup of that data
Technical note: These bins are the most sought after because the outfits are exclusive. You cannot buy them with in-game coins.
Standard Super Mario series Amiibo (Super Smash Bros line also works) give costumes based on kingdoms.