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The '''Tiny Titan''' (known as the '''Rally Romper''' in the British English version) is a small [[kart]] that appears in ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]''. It is based on the [[Monster (monster truck)|Monster]] from ''[[Famicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally]]'', which is in turn based on a Volkswagen Beetle open-top custom buggy; this is further shown in its Japanese name, which is a direct reference to the game. The emblem is located on the hood, sides, and rear. The Tiny Titan is unlocked by unlocking one expert staff ghost, by winning 50 races online or by playing 1,200 races. This kart has a 2-stroker twin cylinder engine placed in the back similar to its real-life counterpart, which has a flat four-stroke engine.
The '''Tiny Titan''' (known as the '''Rally Romper''' in the British English version) is a small [[kart]] that appears in ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]''. It is based on the [[Monster (monster truck)|Monster]] from ''[[Famicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally]]'', which is in turn based on a Volkswagen Beetle open-top custom buggy; this is further shown in its Japanese name, which is a direct reference to the game. The emblem is located on the hood, sides, and rear. The Tiny Titan is unlocked by unlocking one expert staff ghost, by winning 50 races online or by playing 1,200 races. This kart has a 2-stroker twin cylinder engine placed in the back similar to its real-life counterpart, which has a flat four-stroke engine. If the babies ride the Tiny Titan, its weight can surpass the weight of the [[Super Blooper (kart)|Super Blooper]] and all the medium bikes, except the [[Dolphin Dasher]]. Its [[bike]] counterpart is the [[Magikruiser]].
 
Its [[bike]] counterpart is the [[Magikruiser]].
 
While it is the heaviest lightweight kart, this kart's weight can surpass the weight of the [[Super Blooper (kart)|Super Blooper]] and all of the medium bikes (except the [[Dolphin Dasher]]), but only if the babies ride on it ([[Baby Mario]], [[Baby Luigi]], [[Baby Peach]], and [[Baby Daisy]]).


==Stats==
==Stats==

Revision as of 10:14, October 23, 2020

Template:Kart-infobox The Tiny Titan (known as the Rally Romper in the British English version) is a small kart that appears in Mario Kart Wii. It is based on the Monster from Famicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally, which is in turn based on a Volkswagen Beetle open-top custom buggy; this is further shown in its Japanese name, which is a direct reference to the game. The emblem is located on the hood, sides, and rear. The Tiny Titan is unlocked by unlocking one expert staff ghost, by winning 50 races online or by playing 1,200 races. This kart has a 2-stroker twin cylinder engine placed in the back similar to its real-life counterpart, which has a flat four-stroke engine. If the babies ride the Tiny Titan, its weight can surpass the weight of the Super Blooper and all the medium bikes, except the Dolphin Dasher. Its bike counterpart is the Magikruiser.

Stats

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The Tiny Titan has the best off-road among all karts in the game, enabling it to take off-road shortcuts without losing almost any speed. Its drift is rather low. The vehicle's other statistics are around average, and it is the heaviest small vehicle in the game. It had the weakest drifting of all small vehicles. Its weight and drift are tied with the Zip Zip. Its drift is also tied with the Spear.

Color schemes

Luigi Circuit from Mario Kart Wii
Baby Luigi using his Tiny Titan on Luigi Circuit.
Character Color scheme Image
Baby Mario Red body, white stripes, blue emblem, orange stripe through, yellow lights, green shocks, yellow rims, blue tires Baby Mario in the Tiny Titan
Baby Luigi Green body, white stripes, blue emblem, bright green stripe through, yellow lights, dark blue shocks, yellow rims, dark blue tires Baby Luigi in the Tiny Titan
Baby Peach Lilac body, white stripes, yellow emblem, light blue stripe through, yellow lights, green shocks, yellow rims, bluish-black tires Baby Peach in the Tiny Titan
Baby Daisy Orange body, white stripes, purple emblem, dark green stripe through, cyan lights, purple shocks, yellow rims, green tires Baby Daisy in the Tiny Titan
Toad Dark blue body, white stripes, green emblem, yellow stripe through, orange lights, red shocks, light yellow rims, red tires Toad in the Tiny Titan
Toadette Purple body, white stripes, pink emblem, orange stripe through, yellow lights, cyan shocks, bronze rims, blue tires Toadette in the Tiny Titan
Koopa Troopa Dark green body, white stripes, green emblem, light green stripe through, orange lights, purple shocks, light green rims, dark green tires Koopa Troopa in the Tiny Titan
Dry Bones Black body, white stripes, gray emblem, light blue stripe through, orange lights, magenta shocks, yellow rims, dark brown tires Dry Bones in the Tiny Titan
Male Mii Turquoise body, white stripes, yellow emblem, purple stripe through, yellow lights, magenta shocks, yellow rims, blue tires Tiny Titan from Mario Kart Wii
Female Mii Yellow body, white stripes, green emblem, orange stripe through, cyan lights, blue shocks, bronze rims, dark brown tires Tiny Titan from Mario Kart Wii

Trading Card info

The Tiny Titan card from the Mario Kart Wii trading cards
Trading Card

"The strengths of this ride are its Off-Road and Handling characteristics. Give this mini monster machine a try on tight tracks where you'll be spending time "in the rough," or as we call it with Tiny Titan, "the fun stuff."

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ホットラリー
Hotto Rarī
Hot Rally, reference to 3D Hot Rally

German Monztruck
 
Italian Minirally
Minirally
Korean 오프로드카고
Opeulodeu Kago
Offroad Cargo

Spanish Minitractor
Little Crawler