Mushmellow

Template:Kart-infobox The Mushmellow is a kart resembling a Mushroom first seen in Mario Kart DS. The kart's name is a portmanteau of "mushroom" and "marshmallow", also including the word "mellow". In Mario Kart Arcade GP 2 and Mario Kart Arcade GP DX, a similar kart called the Mash Run appears, with the Japanese names implying it is a variant of the Mushmellow.

History

Mario Kart DS

The Mushmellow is Toad's first special kart. It has average handling tying with the Standard LG, Streamliner, ROB-BLS and Standard RB. It also has average drift matching the Hurricane, Standard TD and Standard BW. It has fairly low speed, matching the Standard TD and Royale. It has low weight tying with the Egg 1. Its items stat is low, but features and high acceleration tying with the Standard TD, Egg 1, Standard YS and Cucumber.

The kart is unlocked for Yoshi and Dry Bones as well when the player gets gold trophies in all Nitro or Retro Courses in 150cc, and becomes available for everyone else when gold trophies are obtained in every cup in Mirror Mode.

Mario Kart Tour

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The Mushmellow returns in Mario Kart Tour. It appears to be equipped with a new set of tires debuting in said game. It is classified as a Normal kart, and yields more points while using Jump Boosts. The game also introduces a pink variant, named the Pink Mushmellow, which yields more points from Dash Panels. Both karts share the Normal classification, but they are treated as two separate vehicles. The only differences between the two vehicles are the tires, in which the Pink Mushmellow's tires are pink tires resembling the Mushroom tires from Mario Kart 7.

Profiles and statistics

Mario Kart DS

• Speed: 4/10
• Acceleration: 9/10
• Weight: 3/10
• Handling: 7/10
• Drift: 7/10
• Items: 3/10

Gallery

• Mushmellow.png

  Model from Mario Kart DS

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  Toad on his Mushmellow

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  Toad with the Mushmellow sprite

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	マッシュ Masshu	Mush
German	Pilzkarre	Mushroom Car
Italian	Fungomobile	Mushroomobile
Korean	버돌호 Beodol-ho	Mushboy ("버" is shortened from "버섯", meaning "Mushroom".) ("-돌"(乭) is a suffix commonly used behind Korean male names, and "호" is attached behind the name of trains, ships, or karts.)
Portuguese (NOA)	Cogumóvel	Pun on cogumelo (mushroom) and móvel (mobile)
Spanish	Champibólido	Combination of "Mushroom" and "Sports Car" respectively.