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*This was the only course in ''Mario Kart 8's'' Flower Cup not to be playable (nor confirmed) in the E3 2013 demo. | *This was the only course in ''Mario Kart 8's'' Flower Cup not to be playable (nor confirmed) in the E3 2013 demo. | ||
*The ''Mario Kart 8'' version of [[Wario's Gold Mine]] has the same [[Shy Guy]]'s chant and mining actions as this stage. | *The ''Mario Kart 8'' version of [[Wario's Gold Mine]] has the same [[Shy Guy]]'s chant and mining actions as this stage. | ||
*The Miner Melody in all versions of the music for [[Shy Guy Falls]] are actually the [[Shy Guy]]s saying their Japanese name, which is "Heihō". | |||
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Revision as of 16:04, December 19, 2016
Template:Racecourse Shy Guy Falls is the fourth and final course in the Flower Cup of Mario Kart 8. It takes place in a cliffside area with two waterfalls. Shy Guys can be seen mining throughout the course while players will drive up and down on waterfalls in an anti-gravity section. While in the mine section between the waterfall and the finish line, the Shy Guys can be heard using pick axes and singing along to the music. There are 50 Coins located on this track.
Course layout
The course begins in a crystal mine created by Shy Guys. After a left turn followed by a right turn, an anti-gravity section begins, which turns the course sideways. This is followed by a jump over the first waterfall, and a left turn onto and up the second waterfall, where there are many boost panels. The track then turns into a wooden path and makes a left turn onto and down the first waterfall. After driving down the waterfall, there is a gliding section leading to the next part of the track. If the player pulls their glider up, another path can be taken, which then jumps back to the main path. After, the track turns slightly to the left, through a small mine where the Shy Guys are working, then to the right, and is followed by two jumps. After the jumps, the player makes a right turn which leads to the finish line.
Shortcuts
- Before the first waterfall, there is a turn that one can cut off if one uses a speed boosting item.
- Before the finish line, one can cut off the final turn by using a Mushroom or a Star.
- After the gliding section, the player can take a shortcut by boosting through some grass and taking a jump onto a path which then joins up with the main path.
Gallery
A released screenshot of the course revealing the name of the track.
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The track's icon.
The second turn.
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Peach, driving up the first waterfall.
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Bowser, gliding over the canyon.
Koopa Troopa, driving at Shy Guy Falls.
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Roy performs a trick at Shy Guy Falls.
The stamp obtained for beating the staff ghost at this course.
Many different colored Shy Guys racing in the Biddybuggy kart.
Names in other languages
Trivia
- The Shy Guys seen in this course are referenced in Toad Harbor by an ad slogan that reads "Shy Guy Metals".
- This was the only course in Mario Kart 8's Flower Cup not to be playable (nor confirmed) in the E3 2013 demo.
- The Mario Kart 8 version of Wario's Gold Mine has the same Shy Guy's chant and mining actions as this stage.
- The Miner Melody in all versions of the music for Shy Guy Falls are actually the Shy Guys saying their Japanese name, which is "Heihō".
