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|image=[[File:KoopatheQuick.png|200px]]
|image=[[File:KoopatheQuick.png|250px]]
|species=[[Big Koopa Troopa]]
|first_appearance=''[[Super Mario 64]]'' ([[List of games by date#1996|1996]])
|first_appearance=''[[Super Mario 64]]'' ([[List of games by date#1996|1996]])
|species=[[Gargantua Koopa Troopa]]
|latest_appearance=''[[Super Mario 3D All-Stars]]'' ([[List of games by date#2020|2020]])
|latest_appearance=''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'' ([[List of games by date#2004|2004]])
}}
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{{Quote|Well, if it isn't [[Mario]]! Long time no see. You've put on a few pounds since I last saw you. Too much pasta and lounging, huh?|Koopa the Quick|Super Mario 64 DS}}
{{quote|You must be strong. And pretty fast. So, how fast are you, anyway? Fast enough to beat me...Koopa the Quick? I don't think so. Just try me.|Koopa the Quick|Super Mario 64}}
 
'''Koopa the Quick''' is a [[Big Koopa Troopa|Giant Koopa]] that [[Mario]] can race twice for [[Power Star]]s in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. Koopa the Quick is one of the competitor characters in the game along with the [[Big Penguin]]. According to what Koopa the Quick says, his home is the "huge" variation of [[Tiny-Huge Island]], which explains his size.
'''Koopa the Quick''' is a giant [[Koopa Troopa]] that [[Mario]] can race twice for [[Power Stars]] in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. He is one of the competitor characters in the game along with the [[Penguin Champ]]. According to what he says, his home is the "huge" variation of [[Tiny-Huge Island]].
 
[[Il Piantissimo]], a foot-racer in ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'', later plays a similar role to Koopa the Quick. Later, still in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'', the [[Spooky Speedster]] and [[Cosmic Mario]] both act as racers like Koopa the Quick and Il Piantissimo.


==History==
==History==
===''Super Mario 64''===
===''Super Mario 64''===
{{Quote|You must be strong. And pretty fast. But how fast are you, anyway? Fast enough to beat me... Koopa the Quick? I don't think so. Just try me.|Koopa the Quick|Super Mario 64}}
In ''Super Mario 64'', Mario first meets Koopa the Quick on the [[Bob-omb Battlefield]] after defeating the [[King Bob-omb|Big Bob-omb]]. Koopa the Quick appears only in the mission [[Footrace with Koopa the Quick]]. He is seen at the entrance of the stage and challenges Mario to a race from there to the top of the mountain, where the Big Bob-omb originally resided. Once Mario accepts his challenge, the race starts. If Mario makes it to the top of the mountain first and the victory jingle plays, he has to wait until Koopa the Quick makes it to the top as well to receive a Power Star. However, if Mario loses to Koopa the Quick, Mario has to return to the [[Peach's Castle|Mushroom Castle]], reenter the stage, and try again. Also, Mario cannot use a [[cannon]] in his favor to get to the top of the mountain faster, as Koopa the Quick considers it cheating and does not give him the Power Star. However, using either of the [[warp]]s does not affect the race. Somewhat hypocritically, Koopa the Quick himself cheats, as he takes a shortcut up a slope too steep for Mario to climb normally.
 
Koopa the Quick is next seen on the "huge" side of Tiny-Huge Island near Windswept Valley in the mission [[Rematch with Koopa the Quick]], where he challenges Mario to a rematch for another Power Star. This time, Koopa the Quick is much faster and more difficult to beat. Again, the race starts if Mario accepts the rematch. Mario must also be careful not to get blown off the Windswept Valley bridge on his way to the [[pole|flagpole]]. Once he beats Koopa the Quick, Mario receives another Power Star. If Mario enters the "tiny" side of the island, the player can find an [[Small Koopa Troopa|especially small Koopa Troopa]] that would be in the same location as Koopa the Quick. On this island, if Mario loses to Koopa the Quick, Mario can simply use one of the [[Shrinker Pipe|pipe]]s to go to the Tiny Island, and then use the pipe again to go back to the Huge Island, where Koopa the Quick will be back at the start of race.


In ''Super Mario 64'', Mario first meets Koopa the Quick in [[Bob-omb Battlefield]] after defeating the [[Big Bob-omb]]. He is seen at the entrance of the stage and will challenge Mario to a race from there to the top of the mountain where the Big Bob-omb originally resided. Once Mario accepts his challenge, the race will start. If Mario makes it to the top of the mountain first and  the victory jingle plays, he will have to wait until Koopa the Quick makes it to the top as well to give him a [[Power Star]]. However, if Mario loses to Koopa the Quick, he will have to return to the castle (via the Start Menu), re-enter the stage, and try again. Also, Mario cannot use a [[cannon]] or the [[Wing Cap]] to get to the top of the mountain faster, as Koopa the Quick will consider it as cheating and will not give him the Power Star. However, he will not consider it cheating if Mario uses either of the level's warps. Somewhat hypocritically, Koopa the Quick himself cheats, as he takes a shortcut up a slope too steep for Mario to climb normally.
===''Super Mario 64 DS''===
[[File:KoopaQuickDS.PNG|thumb|Koopa the Quick and Yoshi in ''Super Mario 64 DS'']]
{{quote|Well, if it isn't [[Mario]]! Long time no see. You've put on a few pounds since I last saw you. Too much pasta and lounging, huh?|Koopa the Quick|Super Mario 64 DS}}
Koopa the Quick reappears in ''Super Mario 64 DS''. He seems to recognize Mario, as opposed to having to introduce himself like in the original game. In this game, he instead holds his races to help Mario lose weight. Nothing about his races has changed, but he races only Mario. However, he cannot tell the difference between Mario and other characters wearing [[Mario Cap|Mario's cap]]. Also, if [[Yoshi]], [[Luigi]], or [[Wario]] loses his Mario disguise and finishes the race, Koopa the Quick claims that he is the winner since Mario has technically not shown up, but if one of the three player characters beats him, then grabs Mario's cap, Koopa the Quick awards that character the Power Star. Also, if the player finishes the race without their Mario disguise and waits for Koopa the Quick to finish as well, then leaves, grabs a Mario Cap, and returns to the finishing point, Koopa the Quick acts as if the player has lost. While the player still cannot use a cannon in their favor, they can use the [[Wing Cap]] if they are wearing it while starting the race; [[fly]]ing with it still counts as a loss.


Koopa the Quick is next seen on the "huge" side of [[Tiny-Huge Island]] near Windswept Valley, where he will challenge Mario to a rematch for another Power Star. This time, Koopa the Quick is much faster and more difficult to beat. Again, the race will start if Mario accepts the rematch. The best way for Mario to beat him is to use the [[Long Jump (move)|Long Jump]] in order to move faster. Mario must also be careful not to get blown off the Windswept Valley Bridge on his way to the flag. Once he beats Koopa the Quick, he will receive another Power Star. If you enter the "tiny" side of the island, then you can squash Koopa the Quick (or at least the koopa that takes his place).
==Gallery==
<gallery>
SM64 Asset Model Koopa the Quick.png|Model from ''[[Super Mario 64]]''
</gallery>


===''Super Mario 64 DS''===
==See also==
[[File:KoopaQuickDS.PNG|thumb|right|Koopa the Quick and Yoshi in the remake ''Super Mario 64 DS''.]]
*[[Il Piantissimo]]
Koopa the Quick also appears in the remake, ''Super Mario 64 DS'', where (due to the enhanced graphics of the game) he is redesigned to look like the other "modern" Koopa Troopas. Nothing about his races has changed, and he will only race Mario, though he cannot tell the difference between Mario and characters wearing [[Mario's Cap]].
*[[Cosmic Mario]]
*[[Spooky Speedster]]
*[[Roving Racers]]


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{Foreignname
{{foreign names
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|Jap=ノコノコ
|JapR=nokonoko
|JapR=Nokonoko
|JapM=Koopa Troopa
|JapM=Koopa Troopa
|Fra=Koopa Rapido
|Fre=Koopa Rapido
|FraM=Quick Koopa
|FreM=Quick Koopa
|Spa=Koopa el Rápido
|Spa=Koopa el Rápido
|SpaM=Koopa The Quick
|SpaM=Koopa the Quick
|Ger=Schneller Koopa<br /> Koopa der Schnelle (DS)
|Ger=Schneller Koopa<br>Koopa der Schnelle (DS)
|GerM=Quick Koopa<br /> Koopa the Quick
|GerM=Quick Koopa<br>Koopa the Quick
|Ita=Koopa il Veloce
|Ita=Koopa il Veloce
|ItaM=Koopa the Quick}}
|Ita2=Koopa il veloce<ref>''[[Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia|Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia]]'', pag. 85. One-time only.</ref>
|ItaM=Koopa the Quick
|Ita2M=Koopa the quick
|Kor=엉금엉금
|KorR=Eonggeum'eonggeum
|KorM=Koopa Troopa
|Chi=喏库喏库
|ChiR=Nuòkùnuòkù
|ChiM=Koopa Troopa
}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In Bob-omb Battlefield, if Mario uses a cannon and/or flies to the goal, Koopa the Quick tells him not to cheat. As a result, Mario automatically loses the race. In ''Super Mario 64 DS'', Mario can use the flying cap if he gets it before starting the race. Also, in Bob-omb Battlefield, he can use the warp spots.
*During the development of ''Super Mario 64'', the player originally raced against [[MIPS|a rabbit]], but it was replaced by Koopa the Quick due to the rabbit being too fast.<ref>"[http://shmuplations.com/mario64/ Super Mario 64 – 1996 Developer Interviews originally featured in the official strategy guides]" ''shmuplations.com''. Retrieved September 10, 2018.</ref>
*If either [[Luigi]], [[Yoshi]], or [[Wario]] loses his Mario disguise and finishes the race, Koopa the Quick claims he is the winner since Mario has technically not shown up.
*Despite the size difference, Japanese materials treat Koopa the Quick interchangeably with the game's [[Koopa Troopa]] enemies.<ref>[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/character/mario/archives/64/ Nintendo.co.jp, game archive, ''Super Mario 64'']</ref> The English Mario Portal reflects this.<ref>[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/character/mario/archives/64/?lang=en English ''Super Mario 64'' entry on the official Mario Portal]. ''nintendo.co.jp''. Retrieved August 13, 2022. ([https://archive.ph/OiUEv Archived] August 12, 2022 23:38:23 UTC via archive.today.)</ref>
*Out of the four main races in the platformer games (the other three being [[Il Piantissimo]], the [[Spooky Speedster]], and [[Cosmic Mario]]), the Koopa the Quick race is the only one that does not force Mario to lose a life if he loses.
*The secret to Koopa the Quick's speed on Tiny-Huge Island is his "Koopa Mach 1 Sprint" shoes or, in ''Super Mario 64 DS'', "Supa Koopa Sprint" sneakers, on which he spent all of his cash. Neither is mentioned in the original Japanese script or the French translations, though the German, Italian, and Spanish translations retain the reference.
*The secret to his speed in Tiny-Huge Island is his Koopa Mach 1 Sprint shoes, and in ''Super Mario 64 DS'', they are "Supa Koopa Sprint" sneakers (from the "Shells Inc. Co."), on which he spent all of his cash.
*In the French translation, Koopa the Quick asks Mario at one point if he has been training for the Olympic Games; the reference is removed in ''Super Mario 64 DS''.
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==References==
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Latest revision as of 20:10, March 8, 2024

Koopa the Quick
Koopa the Quick challenging Mario.
Species Big Koopa Troopa
First appearance Super Mario 64 (1996)
Latest appearance Super Mario 3D All-Stars (2020)
“You must be strong. And pretty fast. So, how fast are you, anyway? Fast enough to beat me...Koopa the Quick? I don't think so. Just try me.”
—Koopa the Quick, Super Mario 64

Koopa the Quick is a Giant Koopa that Mario can race twice for Power Stars in Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS. Koopa the Quick is one of the competitor characters in the game along with the Big Penguin. According to what Koopa the Quick says, his home is the "huge" variation of Tiny-Huge Island, which explains his size.

History[edit]

Super Mario 64[edit]

In Super Mario 64, Mario first meets Koopa the Quick on the Bob-omb Battlefield after defeating the Big Bob-omb. Koopa the Quick appears only in the mission Footrace with Koopa the Quick. He is seen at the entrance of the stage and challenges Mario to a race from there to the top of the mountain, where the Big Bob-omb originally resided. Once Mario accepts his challenge, the race starts. If Mario makes it to the top of the mountain first and the victory jingle plays, he has to wait until Koopa the Quick makes it to the top as well to receive a Power Star. However, if Mario loses to Koopa the Quick, Mario has to return to the Mushroom Castle, reenter the stage, and try again. Also, Mario cannot use a cannon in his favor to get to the top of the mountain faster, as Koopa the Quick considers it cheating and does not give him the Power Star. However, using either of the warps does not affect the race. Somewhat hypocritically, Koopa the Quick himself cheats, as he takes a shortcut up a slope too steep for Mario to climb normally.

Koopa the Quick is next seen on the "huge" side of Tiny-Huge Island near Windswept Valley in the mission Rematch with Koopa the Quick, where he challenges Mario to a rematch for another Power Star. This time, Koopa the Quick is much faster and more difficult to beat. Again, the race starts if Mario accepts the rematch. Mario must also be careful not to get blown off the Windswept Valley bridge on his way to the flagpole. Once he beats Koopa the Quick, Mario receives another Power Star. If Mario enters the "tiny" side of the island, the player can find an especially small Koopa Troopa that would be in the same location as Koopa the Quick. On this island, if Mario loses to Koopa the Quick, Mario can simply use one of the pipes to go to the Tiny Island, and then use the pipe again to go back to the Huge Island, where Koopa the Quick will be back at the start of race.

Super Mario 64 DS[edit]

Koopa the Quick and Yoshi in Super Mario 64 DS
“Well, if it isn't Mario! Long time no see. You've put on a few pounds since I last saw you. Too much pasta and lounging, huh?”
—Koopa the Quick, Super Mario 64 DS

Koopa the Quick reappears in Super Mario 64 DS. He seems to recognize Mario, as opposed to having to introduce himself like in the original game. In this game, he instead holds his races to help Mario lose weight. Nothing about his races has changed, but he races only Mario. However, he cannot tell the difference between Mario and other characters wearing Mario's cap. Also, if Yoshi, Luigi, or Wario loses his Mario disguise and finishes the race, Koopa the Quick claims that he is the winner since Mario has technically not shown up, but if one of the three player characters beats him, then grabs Mario's cap, Koopa the Quick awards that character the Power Star. Also, if the player finishes the race without their Mario disguise and waits for Koopa the Quick to finish as well, then leaves, grabs a Mario Cap, and returns to the finishing point, Koopa the Quick acts as if the player has lost. While the player still cannot use a cannon in their favor, they can use the Wing Cap if they are wearing it while starting the race; flying with it still counts as a loss.

Gallery[edit]

See also[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ノコノコ
Nokonoko
 Koopa Troopa

Chinese 喏库喏库
Nuòkùnuòkù
 Koopa Troopa

French Koopa Rapido
 Quick Koopa
German Schneller Koopa
Koopa der Schnelle (DS)
 Quick Koopa
Koopa the Quick
Italian Koopa il Veloce
Koopa il veloce[1]
 Koopa the Quick
Koopa the quick
Korean 엉금엉금
Eonggeum'eonggeum
 Koopa Troopa

Spanish Koopa el Rápido
 Koopa the Quick

Trivia[edit]

  • During the development of Super Mario 64, the player originally raced against a rabbit, but it was replaced by Koopa the Quick due to the rabbit being too fast.[2]
  • Despite the size difference, Japanese materials treat Koopa the Quick interchangeably with the game's Koopa Troopa enemies.[3] The English Mario Portal reflects this.[4]
  • The secret to Koopa the Quick's speed on Tiny-Huge Island is his "Koopa Mach 1 Sprint" shoes or, in Super Mario 64 DS, "Supa Koopa Sprint" sneakers, on which he spent all of his cash. Neither is mentioned in the original Japanese script or the French translations, though the German, Italian, and Spanish translations retain the reference.
  • In the French translation, Koopa the Quick asks Mario at one point if he has been training for the Olympic Games; the reference is removed in Super Mario 64 DS.

References[edit]

Koopa the Quick coverage on other NIWA wikis:
  1. ^ Super Mario Bros. Enciclopedia, pag. 85. One-time only.
  2. ^ "Super Mario 64 – 1996 Developer Interviews originally featured in the official strategy guides" shmuplations.com. Retrieved September 10, 2018.
  3. ^ Nintendo.co.jp, game archive, Super Mario 64
  4. ^ English Super Mario 64 entry on the official Mario Portal. nintendo.co.jp. Retrieved August 13, 2022. (Archived August 12, 2022 23:38:23 UTC via archive.today.)
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