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Double Deck

2009-11-27T16:36:03Z

biggest battle stage

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	[[Category:Battle Stages]]		[[Category:Battle Stages]]

Delfino Pier

2009-11-27T16:33:24Z

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Block Fort

2009-11-27T16:30:50Z

Mario Kart 64:

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	==Mario Kart 64==		==Mario Kart 64==
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Wario Car

2009-11-27T16:21:15Z

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Rainbow Road

2009-11-27T16:19:04Z

Mario Kart 64:

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	==[[Mario Kart 64]]==		==[[Mario Kart 64]]==
-	[[File:Rainbow_Road.jpg\|thumb\|Rainbow Road in ''Mario Kart 64''.]]In this course [[Chain Chomp]]s bite the tracks and neon portraits of characters appear around the course. It is said to be 2,000m long and has borders all around it, making the longest course in the series at almost 2 minutes a lap. While there are borders all around it, there still are some shortcuts that can be taken by jumping over the railings after coming over hills. One of these shortcuts is arguably the best of any game in the series in terms of distance skipped. Using it effectively allows players to cut about a minute off of each lap.	+	[[File:Rainbow_Road.jpg\|thumb\|Rainbow Road in ''Mario Kart 64''.]]In this course [[Chain Chomp]]s bite the tracks and neon portraits of characters appear around the course. It is said to be 2,000m long and has borders all around it, making the longest course in the series at almost 2 minutes a lap. While there are borders all around it, there still are some shortcuts that can be taken by jumping over the railings after coming over hills. One of these shortcuts is arguably the best of any game in the series in terms of distance skipped. Using it effectively allows players to cut about a minute off of each lap.   This track can easily take about 9 minutes to complete without shortcuts and your thumbs will hurt.


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User talk:68.238.196.11

2009-11-27T16:17:08Z

welcoming new contributor

New page

==Welcome==
Hi, welcome to Mario Kart Racing Wiki. Thanks for your edit to the [[:Flame Flyer]] page.

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Flame Flyer

2009-11-27T16:16:32Z

The Great Parts of Flame Flyer

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	[[Category:Karts]]		[[Category:Karts]]

User talk:75.163.156.95

2009-11-24T20:47:13Z

welcoming new contributor

New page

==Welcome==
Hi, welcome to Mario Kart Racing Wiki. Thanks for your edit to the [[:4-Wheel Cradle]] page.

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4-Wheel Cradle

2009-11-24T20:47:11Z

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-	The '''4-Wheel Cradle''' is the third kart for [[Toad]] in [[Mario Kart DS]], the [[Mushmellow]] and the [[Standard TD]] being the others. This kart is slow, has some [[Weight]], and has good [[Acceleration]]. This kart is in the shape of a cradle that has 4 wheels (hence the name).	+	The '''4-Wheel Cradle''' is the third kart for [[Toad]] in [[Mario Kart DS]], the [[Mushmellow]] and the [[Standard TD]] being the others. This kart is slow, has some [[Weight]], and has good [[Acceleration]]. This kart is in the shape of a cradle that has 4 wheels (hence the name). The kart has a similar appearance to Mario's [[B Dasher]].

	[[Image:4 wheel cradle.jpg]]		[[Image:4 wheel cradle.jpg]]

Rainbow Road cheat

2009-11-24T00:02:44Z

deleted "[[Rainbow Road cheat]]" Spam

New page

User talk:66.82.9.57

2009-11-23T18:28:05Z

welcoming new contributor

New page

==Welcome==
Hi, welcome to Mario Kart Racing Wiki. Thanks for your edit to the [[:Karts]] page.

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Karts

2009-11-23T18:26:51Z

Mario Kart DS:

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User talk:75.130.57.42

2009-11-23T00:40:04Z

welcoming new contributor

New page

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User talk:173.71.164.159

2009-11-22T22:11:43Z

welcoming new contributor

New page

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Hi, welcome to Mario Kart Racing Wiki. Thanks for your edit to the [[:File:MKDD Green Fire.jpg]] page.

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File:MKDD Green Fire.jpg

2009-11-22T22:11:09Z

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Thwomp

2009-11-22T18:48:06Z

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	[[Image:SMK Thwomp.png\|thumb\|right\|''Super Mario Kart'' Thwomps.]]		[[Image:SMK Thwomp.png\|thumb\|right\|''Super Mario Kart'' Thwomps.]]
	Thwomps appeared in [[Bowser Castle 1\|each]] [[Bowser Castle 2\|Bowser]] [[Bowser Castle 3\|Castle]] track. These Thwomps are the first to not feature spikes. They became "active" on the second lap. Blinking Thwomps appeared on Rainbow Road. These unique Thwomps caused racers to spin out on contact, as if they are using a [[star]].		Thwomps appeared in [[Bowser Castle 1\|each]] [[Bowser Castle 2\|Bowser]] [[Bowser Castle 3\|Castle]] track. These Thwomps are the first to not feature spikes. They became "active" on the second lap. Blinking Thwomps appeared on Rainbow Road. These unique Thwomps caused racers to spin out on contact, as if they are using a [[star]].
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	==[[Mario Kart 64]]==		==[[Mario Kart 64]]==
	[[Image:Blue Thwomp.png\|thumb\|right\|The row of 3 Thwomps in the ''MK64'' version of Bowser's Castle.]]		[[Image:Blue Thwomp.png\|thumb\|right\|The row of 3 Thwomps in the ''MK64'' version of Bowser's Castle.]]
	These Thwomps were based on their appearances in ''Super Mario 64'', and were only seen once. They could make racers going at a high enough speed spin out.		These Thwomps were based on their appearances in ''Super Mario 64'', and were only seen once. They could make racers going at a high enough speed spin out.
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	==[[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]]==		==[[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]]==
	[[Image:MKSC Thwomp.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''Mario Kart: Super Circuit'' Thwomp.]]		[[Image:MKSC Thwomp.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''Mario Kart: Super Circuit'' Thwomp.]]
	The Thwomps in this game behaved similarly to the way they did in ''Super Mario Kart.'' They appear in [[Bowser Castle 1\|all]] [[Bowser Castle 2\|four]] [[Bowser Castle 3\|Bowser]] [[Bowser Castle 4\|Castle]] tracks.		The Thwomps in this game behaved similarly to the way they did in ''Super Mario Kart.'' They appear in [[Bowser Castle 1\|all]] [[Bowser Castle 2\|four]] [[Bowser Castle 3\|Bowser]] [[Bowser Castle 4\|Castle]] tracks.
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	==[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]==		==[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]==
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	==[[Mario Kart Wii]]==		==[[Mario Kart Wii]]==
-	[[Image:MKW Thwomp.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|A shot of N64 Bowser's Castle from ''Mario Kart Wii''. The current version of the Thwomp is featured.]]	+	[[File:Mario_Kart_Wii_Thwomp.png\|thumb\|200px\|Three Thwomps from ''Mario Kart Wii'''s Bowser's Castle.]]Thwomps appear in [[Bowser's Castle]], the N64 version of Bowser's Castle ([[Marty]] is no longer green), and the GBA version of [[Bowser Castle 3]]. A giant one appears at [[Thwomp Desert]] along with some regular ones who are buried in the sand.
-	Thwomps appear in [[Bowser's Castle]], the N64 version of Bowser's Castle, however [[Marty]] is no longer green, and the GBA version of [[Bowser Castle 3]]. A giant one appears at [[Thwomp Desert]] along with some regular ones who are buried in the sand.
	[[Category:Hazards]]		[[Category:Hazards]]

File:Mario Kart Wii Thwomp.png

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uploaded "[[File:Mario Kart Wii Thwomp.png]]"

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Yoshi Falls

2009-11-22T18:16:34Z

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	\|nexttrack = [[Ghost Valley 2\|SNES Ghost Valley 2]]		\|nexttrack = [[Ghost Valley 2\|SNES Ghost Valley 2]]
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Delfino Square

2009-11-22T18:14:04Z

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-	[[File:180px-MKDS DelfinoSquare.jpg\|thumb\|left\|MKDS Gameplay]]	+	[[File:180px-MKDS DelfinoSquare.jpg\|thumb\|left\|''MKDS'' Gameplay]]
	[[Image:Delfino Square.jpg\|500px\|thumb\|right\|A course view of Delfino Square as seen in ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]''.]]		[[Image:Delfino Square.jpg\|500px\|thumb\|right\|A course view of Delfino Square as seen in ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]''.]]
-	'''Delfino Square''' is the second [[Tracks\|track]] of the [[Flower Cup]] in ''[[Mario Kart DS]]''. It is the second track to take place on Isle Delfino (the first being [[Peach Beach]]) from Super Mario Sunshine. This track features the Grand Pianta Statue, a drive through the alleyways of Delfino, and a drawbridge. Boxes can be found on some sections of the track that house [[Mushroom]]s, but crashing into them head-on will stop a kart dead in its tracks. Shortcuts can be found, the first one is using a [[Mushroom]] over the water after exiting the alleyways and landing on the bridge, which has another item box. Another is seen behind the boxes. Using a [[Mushroom]] will get through the dirt and mud that is waiting there. Before the drawbridge, there is water on one side, which allows racers to hit each other off and lose time. In [[Delfino Square]] in [[Mario Kart DS]] there is also your statues of [[Yoshi]], [[Birdo]], [[Wario]], and [[Waluigi]]. The statues of [[Yoshi]], [[Wario]], and [[Waluigi]] are always male and the statue of [[Birdo]] is always female.	+	'''Delfino Square''' is the second [[Tracks\|track]] of the [[Flower Cup]] in ''[[Mario Kart DS]]''. It is the second track to take place on Isle Delfino (the first being [[Peach Beach]]) from Super Mario Sunshine. This track features the Grand Pianta Statue, a drive through the alleyways of Delfino, and a drawbridge. Boxes can be found on some sections of the track that house [[Mushroom]]s, but crashing into them head-on will stop a kart dead in its tracks. Shortcuts can be found, the first one is using a [[Mushroom]] over the water after exiting the alleyways and landing on the bridge, which has another item box. Another is seen behind the boxes. Using a [[Mushroom]] will get through the dirt and mud that is waiting there. Before the drawbridge, there is water on one side, which allows racers to hit each other off and lose time.

	Delfino Square appears as a [[Retro Stage]] in ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]''.		Delfino Square appears as a [[Retro Stage]] in ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]''.
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Rainbow Road

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-	[[Image:Rainbow_Road.jpg\|left\|thumb\|194px]]'''Rainbow Road''' is always the last course in the game. Its main features are that it always has colorful grounding and it is usually the longest course (with the exceptions of ''[[Super Mario Kart]] & [[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]'').	+	'''Rainbow Road''' is always the last course in the game. Its main features are that it always has colorful grounding and it is usually the longest course (with the exceptions of ''[[Super Mario Kart]] & [[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]'').

	Also there is a popular song written around the score of the track, Performed by Rhymes With Stomach, it is a tribute to Mark Kump's, the performer, late Uncle Walter.		Also there is a popular song written around the score of the track, Performed by Rhymes With Stomach, it is a tribute to Mark Kump's, the performer, late Uncle Walter.
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	==[[Super Mario Kart]]==		==[[Super Mario Kart]]==
-	This track is an open track with several invincible [[Thwomp]]s that make racers spin out when touched. There is no border at all. This is arguably the hardest Rainbow Road track. This track returns in Mario Kart: Super Circuit, but the flashing thwomps were removed.	+	[[File:SuperMarioKartMapSpecialCup5.png\|thumb\|150px\|An overhead view of Rainbow Road in ''Super Mario Kart''.]]This track is an open track with several invincible [[Thwomp]]s that make racers spin out when touched. There is no border at all. This is arguably the hardest Rainbow Road track. This track returns in Mario Kart: Super Circuit, but the flashing Thwomps were removed.


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-	[[File:Rainbow_Road.jpg\|thumb\|Rainbow Road in Mario Kart 64.]]In this course [[Chain Chomp]]s bite the tracks and neon portraits of characters appear around the course. It is said to be 2,000m long and has borders all around it, making the longest course in the series at almost 2 minutes a lap. While there are borders all around it, there still are some shortcuts that can be taken by jumping over the railings after coming over hills. One of these shortcuts is arguably the best of any game in the series in terms of distance skipped. Using it effectively allows players to cut about a minute off of each lap.	+	[[File:Rainbow_Road.jpg\|thumb\|Rainbow Road in ''Mario Kart 64''.]]In this course [[Chain Chomp]]s bite the tracks and neon portraits of characters appear around the course. It is said to be 2,000m long and has borders all around it, making the longest course in the series at almost 2 minutes a lap. While there are borders all around it, there still are some shortcuts that can be taken by jumping over the railings after coming over hills. One of these shortcuts is arguably the best of any game in the series in terms of distance skipped. Using it effectively allows players to cut about a minute off of each lap.


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	==[[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]]==		==[[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]]==
-	This course features [[jump pad]]s bordering most of the track. Only in one place has a solid wall. It features many [[boost pad]]s as well. Clouds drop stars which spin you out on contact. It appears to be based strongly on the Super Mario Kart version, with the [[Start/Finish Line]] moved, and six new sections added. Some major shortcuts can be made by using mushrooms to bounce off the yellow jump pads to land on the other side.	+	[[Image:MKSC.png\|thumb\|left\|Rainbow Road in ''Super Circuit''.]]This course features [[jump pad]]s bordering most of the track. Only in one place has a solid wall. It features many [[boost pad]]s as well. Clouds drop stars which spin you out on contact. It appears to be based strongly on the Super Mario Kart version, with the [[Start/Finish Line]] moved, and six new sections added. Some major shortcuts can be made by using mushrooms to bounce off the yellow jump pads to land on the other side.


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	==[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]==		==[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]==
-	This course is littered with [[Boost Pad]]s and has a pipe that launches you towards the end. Sometimes a shooting star lands on the track and becomes a [[Starman]]. It has few barriers to prevent you from falling off. It appears to be over [[Mushroom City]] in 1-Player mode, but is suspended in space as usual with 2 or more players. Many giant statues of items and characters are floating above you, such as the Bob-omb. All the floating statues are rainbow colored and are completely 3D. A section of the music is a remix of the Rainbow Road from Mario Kart 64. It features a pipe-like cannon that shoots you straight up, which has later been used in Rainbow Road in Mario Kart Wii.[[File:=doulble dash.jpg\|thumb\|doulble dash game play]]	+	[[File:Double_Dash_Rainbow_Road.png\|thumb\|290px\|Rainbow Road in ''Mario Kart: Double Dash!!''.]]This course is littered with [[Boost Pad]]s and has a pipe that launches you towards the end. Sometimes a shooting star lands on the track and becomes a [[Starman]]. It has few barriers to prevent you from falling off. It appears to be over [[Mushroom City]] in 1-Player mode, but is suspended in space as usual with 2 or more players. Many giant statues of items and characters are floating above you, such as the Bob-omb. All the floating statues are rainbow colored and are completely 3D. A section of the music is a remix of the Rainbow Road from Mario Kart 64. It features a pipe-like cannon that shoots you straight up, which has later been used in Rainbow Road in Mario Kart Wii.


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	==[[Mario Kart DS]]==		==[[Mario Kart DS]]==
-	This course has a few boost pads and features a corkscrew and looping elements where you drive upside down. The beginning of the race is fairly dangerous for lighter characters, as boost pads will boost the speed of heavy characters, which will increase the chance of them catching up and knocking the lighter guys out. The rainbow pattern on track is different then the others, as the rainbow pattern is lined vertically. At the beginning, the driver will be going up a spiral track with dash panels, much like the one in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, but has less dash panels. The stage has some barriers around the place. This is the first Mario Kart track to use loops.	+	[[Image:MKDS_rainbow_road.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Rainbow Road in ''Mario Kart DS'', right before the first loop of the series.]]This course has a few boost pads and features a corkscrew and looping elements where you drive upside down. The beginning of the race is fairly dangerous for lighter characters, as boost pads will boost the speed of heavy characters, which will increase the chance of them catching up and knocking the lighter guys out. The rainbow pattern on track is different then the others, as the rainbow pattern is lined vertically. At the beginning, the driver will be going up a spiral track with dash panels, much like the one in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, but has less dash panels. The stage has some barriers around the place. This is the first Mario Kart track to use loops.


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	==[[Mario Kart Wii]]==		==[[Mario Kart Wii]]==
-	[[Image:096.jpg\|left\|thumb\|300px\|Rainbow Road from [[Mario Kart Wii]].]]This tricky course has a Super Mario Galaxy theme. It is quite possibly the hardest track to stay on besides ''Super Mario Kart's'' Rainbow Road. It features many [[Boost Pad]]s and almost no railings. This course features the only mandatory half-pipe pad in the game. It also has a cannon called the Star Shooter that shoots you up like in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, but it is not shaped like a pipe; it is shaped like a rainbow tunnel. The track also has many interesting features like a wavy road, a sheer drop, a figure 8 section, and a curve with shining rings around it. The track's texture is transparent. This track is above the Earth's stratosphere, showing parts of North America. There is a shortcut in this track. When you reach the flapping part of the track, try to do three tricks (the last trick HAS to be on the dash panel, or it won't work.) Then when you land on the section with 2 holes, quickly wheelie and then go through the hole. Do a trick when you are in the air, or you will fall. Then do the same thing to the next hole. This shortcut might need some decent practicing. This Rainbow Road is [[Rosalina]]'s featured track. According to the Mario Kart Wii Channel, the world record for this track is approximately 2:41 (2 minutes and 41 seconds).	+	[[Image:096.jpg\|left\|thumb\|300px\|Rainbow Road in ''Mario Kart Wii''.]]This tricky course has a Super Mario Galaxy theme. It is quite possibly the hardest track to stay on besides ''Super Mario Kart's'' Rainbow Road. It features many [[Boost Pad]]s and almost no railings. This course features the only mandatory half-pipe pad in the game. It also has a cannon called the Star Shooter that shoots you up like in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, but it is not shaped like a pipe; it is shaped like a rainbow tunnel. The track also has many interesting features like a wavy road, a sheer drop, a figure 8 section, and a curve with shining rings around it. The track's texture is transparent. This track is above the Earth's stratosphere, showing parts of North America. There is a shortcut in this track. When you reach the flapping part of the track, try to do three tricks (the last trick HAS to be on the dash panel, or it won't work.) Then when you land on the section with 2 holes, quickly wheelie and then go through the hole. Do a trick when you are in the air, or you will fall. Then do the same thing to the next hole. This shortcut might need some decent practicing. This Rainbow Road is [[Rosalina]]'s featured track. According to the Mario Kart Wii Channel, the world record for this track is approximately 2:41 (2 minutes and 41 seconds).

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-	'''Bowser Castle 3''' is the third Bowser Castle in [[Super Mario Kart]] and [[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]].	+	'''Bowser Castle 3''' is the third [[Bowser's Castle\|Bowser Castle]] in [[Super Mario Kart]] and [[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]].
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-	[[File:SuperMarioKart-StarCup-BowserCastle3.png\|thumb\|a map of [[Super Mario Kart]]'s Bowser Castle 3]]Bowser Castle 3 is a course in [[Super Mario Kart]]. It is the fourth course in the [[Star Cup]].	+	[[File:SuperMarioKart-StarCup-BowserCastle3.png\|thumb\|A map of ''Super Mario Kart's'' Bowser Castle 3.]]Bowser Castle 3 is a course in [[Super Mario Kart]]. It is the fourth course in the [[Star Cup]].
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-	This is harder than [[Bowser Castle 1]] and [[Bowser Castle 2\|2]]. More [[Thwomp]]s, more places with no railings, and some [[Off-Road]]. There are [[Jump pad]]s and fewer lava pits than the Bowser Castles that procced. This track returns in [[Mario Kart Wii]]. In both games, there is a major shortcut you can take to cut off a significant portion of the track, although this is considerably harder to do in [[Mario Kart Wii]]. In Mario Kart Wii, this retro course belongs to Dry Bowser.	+	This is harder than [[Bowser Castle 1]] and [[Bowser Castle 2\|2]]. More [[Thwomp]]s, more places with no railings, and some [[Off-Road]]. There are [[Jump pad]]s and fewer lava pits than the Bowser Castles that proceed. This track returns in [[Mario Kart Wii]]. In both games, there is a major shortcut you can take to cut off a significant portion of the track, although this is considerably harder to do in Mario Kart Wii. In this game, this retro course belongs to [[Dry Bowser]].
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	It is the [[sequel]] to Bowser Castle 1 and 2, and in the latter it is the prequel to [[Bowser Castle 4]].		It is the [[sequel]] to Bowser Castle 1 and 2, and in the latter it is the prequel to [[Bowser Castle 4]].
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-	This is the second course of the [[Mushroom Cup]] in ''[[Super Mario Kart]] built in January 5, 1993''. It is a round track	+	This is the second course of the [[Mushroom Cup]] in ''[[Super Mario Kart]]'' built in January 5, 1993. It is a round track
	with a bridge after the first turn. There is also a shortcut after the second turn. The track contains a section of bumpy road that slows karts down. This track returns in '''Mario Kart DS'''.		with a bridge after the first turn. There is also a shortcut after the second turn. The track contains a section of bumpy road that slows karts down. This track returns in '''Mario Kart DS'''.

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-	In [[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]], fully functional pipes appear on [[Peach Beach]], [[Mushroom Bridge]], and [[Pipe Plaza]]. Mario Circuit features pipes with attacking Pirahna Plants inside.	+	In [[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]], fully functional pipes appear on [[Peach Beach]], [[Mushroom Bridge]], and [[Pipe Plaza]]. Mario Circuit features pipes with attacking Piranha Plants inside.

	In [[Mario Kart DS]], Mario Circuit features a pipe tunnel and pipes with Venus Fire Traps inside that shoot fireballs at racers. Pipe Plaza makes a return. Mushroom Bridge had the pipes removed.		In [[Mario Kart DS]], Mario Circuit features a pipe tunnel and pipes with Venus Fire Traps inside that shoot fireballs at racers. Pipe Plaza makes a return. Mushroom Bridge had the pipes removed.

-	In [[Mario Kart Wii]], pipes appear on [[Koopa Cape]] as both scenery and a stage feature. Pipes as hazards return on [[Mario Circuit 3]], while [[Mario Circuit\|GCN Mario Circuit]] retains the Pirahna Plant-inhabited pipes. [[Peach Beach]] had the pipes removed.	+	In [[Mario Kart Wii]], pipes appear on [[Koopa Cape]] as both scenery and a stage feature. Pipes as hazards return on [[Mario Circuit 3]], while [[Mario Circuit\|GCN Mario Circuit]] retains the Piranha Plant-inhabited pipes. [[Peach Beach]] had the pipes removed.

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	It is the [[sequel]] to Bowser Castle 1 and 2, and in the latter it is the prequel to [[Bowser Castle 4]].		It is the [[sequel]] to Bowser Castle 1 and 2, and in the latter it is the prequel to [[Bowser Castle 4]].
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-	'''Moo Moo Meadows''' is the second [[Tracks\|track]] of the [[Mushroom Cup]] from ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]'', being an enhanced remake of the [[Moo Moo Farm]] from ''[[Mario Kart 64]]''. The course is located in a country of green lawn, with a river aside of a farm, and a few trees surrounding the track. Although the track is considerably wide, most of it contains zones of high lawn where players cannot accelerate when driving over them. The course also features varied hills and curves; therefore, managing [[Powerslide\|drifting]] makes it less cumbersome to clear this track. Cows also tend to cross the road (don't hit them). [[Monty Mole]]s tend to dig and pop up from the ground, hitting karts that pass on their holes. Driving over a spot they are digging in will slow racers down a bit. Before the finish line, there are grassy spots with [[Boost Pad]]s, where players can get one to take an [[Item Box]] and perform a trick.	+	'''Moo Moo Meadows''' is the second [[Tracks\|track]] of the [[Mushroom Cup]] from ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]'', being an enhanced remake of the [[Moo Moo Farm]] from ''[[Mario Kart 64]]''. The course is located in a country of green lawn, with a river aside of a farm, and a few trees surrounding the track. Although the track is considerably wide, most of it contains zones of high lawn where players cannot accelerate when driving over them. The course also features varied hills and curves; therefore, managing [[Powerslide\|drifting]] makes it less cumbersome to clear this track. Cows also tend to cross the road (don't hit them). [[Monty Mole]]s tend to dig and pop up from the ground, hitting karts that pass on their holes. Driving over a spot they are digging in will slow racers down a bit. Before the finish line, there are grassy spots with [[Boost Pad]]s, where players can get one to take an [[Item Box]] and perform a trick. This course belongs to Baby Daisy.
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	This is the second course of the [[Mushroom Cup]] in ''[[Super Mario Kart]] built in January 5, 1993''. It is a round track		This is the second course of the [[Mushroom Cup]] in ''[[Super Mario Kart]] built in January 5, 1993''. It is a round track
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Baby Luigi

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-	Sherbet Land (N64) (Mario Kart Wii)	+
		+	<u>N64 Sherbet Land</u>
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