Mario Circuit

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This article is about The Mario Circuit that has appeared in various games. For information about the Super Mario Kart tracks, see Mario Circuit 1, 2, 3 and 4.

Mario Circuit is a race track which commonly appears in the Mario Kart series. The course ears the likeness of Mario. The Mario Circuit also has made a few appearances in other games.

[edit] Mario Kart series

In Super Mario Kart, four Mario Circuits appeared. For further information, see Mario Circuit 1, 2, 3 and 4.

[edit] Mario Kart 64

Mario Raceway
Mario Kart 64 rendition
Information
Appearance(s)	Mario Kart 64 Mario Kart Wii
Cup(s) it Appears in	Flower Cup Shell Cup
Distance	567 m
Wi-fi	Available (Wii)

Mario Raceway is a race track in Mario Kart 64. It is part of the Flower Cup. While the track distance was fairly short, it includes many tight curves and corners. If the player presses the R button on the start screen of Mario Kart 64, the player can see the best lap time for Mario Raceway.

It reappears in Mario Kart Wii, as the final race track in the Shell Cup.

The track's icon on the menu for Mario Kart 64	The first circle turn	The long stretch	Don't hit the plants
The Mario Kart Wii remake

[edit] Mario Kart: Super Circuit

Mario Curcuit
Information
Appearance(s)	Mario Kart: Super Circuit
Cup(s) it Appears in	Flower Cup

In Mario Kart: Super Circuit, Mario Circuit is a rather plain stage, containing only one shortcut, no obstacles, and few item boxes. It appears as the first track of the Flower Cup. The four original Mario Circuits appear in this game as well in the extra cups.

As with all Super Mario Kart courses, the original four from said game reappers.

The icon from the menu

[edit] Mario Kart: Double Dash!!

Mario Circuit
Information
Appearance(s)	Mario Kart: Double Dash!! Mario Kart Wii
Cup(s) it Appears in	Flower Cup Leaf Cup
Wi-fi	Available (Wii)

In Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, Mario Circuit is a basic course that contains various obstacles like Goombas and Piranha Plants. Peach's Castle can be seen in the background of the track. This Mario Circuit is the second track in the Flower Cup. This track reappears in Mario Kart Wii. A Chain Chomp is also an obstacle.

[edit] Mario Kart DS

Mario Circuit
Information
Appearance(s)	Mario Kart DS
Cup(s) it Appears in	Star Cup
Wi-fi	Available (DS)

In Mario Kart DS, the course features two Venus Fire Traps and many Goombas. It is the third course in the Star Cup. In the Retro Cups, Mario Circuit 1 from Super Mario Kart is also playable. Also, Piranha Plants appear, this time on the ground.

In addition, Super Mario Kart's Mario Circuit 1 reappers as a Retro Stage.

[edit] Mario Kart Wii

Mario Circuit
Information
Appearance(s)	Mario Kart Wii
Cup(s) it Appears in	Flower Cup
Wi-fi	Available (Wii)

In Mario Kart Wii, Mario Circuit is the first track in the Flower Cup. This Mario Circuit has Princess Peach's Castle and other buildings in the background, and may have been inspired by Toad Town. Mario Circuit 3 from Super Mario Kart and Mario Kart Double Dash!! (respectively) appear as well. The Mario Circuit in Mario Kart Wii contains Goombas and a Chain Chomp. Super Mario Kart's Mario Circuit 3, Mario Kart 64's Mario Raceway and Mario Kart: Double Dash!!'s Mario Circuit also reappears as Retro Stages.

In addition, Super Mario Karts Mario Circuit 3 and Mario Kart 64s Mario Raceway reappers as Retro Stages.

[edit] Other Appearances

[edit] Itadaki Street DS

The Mario Circuit also appears as a playable stage in Itadaki Street DS, in the form of a monopoly board. It is loosely based on the Mario Kart: Double Dash!! version.

[edit] Super Smash Bros. Brawl

The stage in Brawl.

Mario Circuit is also a stage in Super Smash Bros. Brawl (looking like Figure-8 Circuit), with the stage taking place on the 8-figure intersection. The stage is set up with two levels; the bottom level, which is a flat surface across the race course, and the upper level, which takes place on a few platforms of the race course. On occasion, go-karts driven by Shy Guys will race along the back or sides of the stage, crashing into characters, damaging them greatly (just like in a massive Mario Kart DS download play mode). When they come in from the back, they will hit the bottom level, and when coming from the sides, they will hit the upper level. Players can keep track of where the Shy Guys are from the screen in the back of the stage. However, like in Mute City and Onett from Super Smash Bros. Melee, the Shy Guy's can be knocked aside with items, such as the Home-Run Bat. In the background of the stage, there is a big screen which shows the racers' positions on the track (by which fighters can guide themselves as to where to stay, if on the upper or the lower section).

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