Chain Chomp Desert
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| Appears in | Mario Kart World (2025) | ||
| Cup(s) | Battle | ||
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Chain Chomp Desert is a battle course in Mario Kart World. It is very similar to both Thwomp Desert and Chain Chomp Wheel from Mario Kart Wii, and is effectively a hybrid of the two courses, along with using an arrangement of the former course as its music. The course is located near Shy Guy Bazaar and driven through routes in both directions from Airship Fortress. Wario Stadium to Shy Guy Bazaar drives through Chain Chomp Desert, though Shy Guy Bazaar to Wario Stadium does not.
It and Big Donut are the only battle courses in the game that are not named after a race track. It is also the only new battle course introduced in the game that is not based on a race track.
Course layout[edit]
The course is set in a large circular arena, mostly consisting of a large, round pit of quicksand with a hole in the middle, similar to the quicksand pit in Dry Dry Desert from Mario Kart: Double Dash!! and Thwomp Desert from Mario Kart Wii. A small flat area along the perimeter of the quicksand is safe to be driven on and features a few short walls. Chain Chomps roll around inside the pit, and will spin out players who collide with them.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ワンワンさばく[1] Wanwan Sabaku |
Chain Chomp Desert | |
| Chinese | 汪汪沙漠[1] Wāngwāng Shāmò |
Chain Chomp Desert | |
| Dutch | Chain Chomp-Woestijn[?] | Chain Chomp Desert | |
| French | Désert Chomp[1] | Chomp Desert | |
| Portuguese | Areias Mordediças[1] | Pun on areias movediças ("quicksands") and morder ("to bite") | |
| Spanish | Arenas Mordedizas[2][3] | Portmanteau of arena movediza ("quicksand") and morder ("to bite") |
References[edit]
- ^ a b c d In-game name from Mario Kart World
- ^ NintenFran64. Mario Kart World Copa Champiñon, Modo libre, Rally Turbo y Modo Batalla. (1:18:46). YouTube (Latin American Spanish). Retrieved June 8, 2025.
- ^ El Rincón de Timeman. Mario Kart World - Parte 3: probando el modo batalla y estrenando el multijugador (1:30). YouTube (European Spanish). Retrieved June 8, 2025.
