Fin Twin

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Fin Twin
The Fin Twin from Mario Kart World
Strong stats Acceleration, Handling
Average stats None
Weak stats Speed, Weight
Appears in Mario Kart World

The Fin Twin is a bike that appears in Mario Kart World. It is a bike with features that are based on a white and orange koi fish, with the head housing the handlebars and blue eye-like headlights, a brown leather seat, black and maroon tires, and the tail acting as the exhaust pipes. The emblem is located beneath the bike. It shares its stats with the Rally Bike, the Hyper Pipe, and the Dolphin Dasher. The bike's Japanese name is the same as that of the Karp Kart from Mario Kart Tour.

This bike is randomly used by the CPU-controlled Cheep Cheep, Mario (Happi), Luigi (Happi), Peach (Yukata), Yoshi (Matsuri), and Lakitu (Fisherman).

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese こいのぼり[1]
Koi Nobori
Koi Streamer (shared with Karp Kart)
Chinese (simplified) 鲤鱼旗[2]
Lǐyúqí
Koi Streamer
Dutch Crosskarper[3] Cross Carp
French Koïnobolide[?] From koï ("koi") and bolide ("speedster")
German Koi-Chopper[4] Koi Chopper
Italian Carpa Diem[5] Pun on carpa ("carp") and the Latin phrase carpe diem
Korean 잉어바이크[2]
Ing'eo Baikeu
Carp Bike
Portuguese Motocarpa[2] Carp Bike
Russian Карпоцикл[2]
Karpotsikl
From карп (karp, "carp") and мотоцикл (mototsikl, "motorcycle")
Spanish Rey del Estanque[2] King of the Pond

References[edit]

  1. ^ mkのゲーム実況ch (Apr 9, 2025). 【世界最速プレイ】マリオカートワールドをウシで爆走してきました!!体験会で新アイテムや懐かしのコースが!!【Nintendo Switch 2】. YouTube. Retrieved May 31, 2025.
  2. ^ a b c d e In-game name from Mario Kart World (vehicle selection menu)
  3. ^ Dittochu (May 14, 2025). I Played the NEW Grand Prix Mode on Mario Kart World — It’s ABSOLUTELY INSANE 🏆. YouTube. Retrieved May 31, 2025.
  4. ^ Brybry (May 10, 2025). 42 Minutes sur MARIO KART WORLD (Switch 2 Berlin). YouTube. Retrieved May 31, 2025.
  5. ^ G-danzee (April 26, 2025). Mario Kart World Gameplay (Milan, Nintendo Switch 2 Experience): Bowser Castle / N64 Wario Stadium. YouTube. Retrieved May 31, 2025.