Luigi Circuit (Mario Kart Wii theme)

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"Luigi Circuit/Mario Circuit" redirects here. For other musical themes with similar names, see Luigi Circuit (disambiguation) and Mario Circuit (disambiguation).
"Luigi Circuit"
"Luigi Circuit" in Mario Kart Wii
Luigi Circuit from Mario Kart Wii
Composed by:
Unknown (either Asuka Hayazaki or Ryo Nagamatsu)
Key D major
First appearance Mario Kart Wii (2008)
Latest appearance Mario Kart World (2025)
Quoted by
"Daisy Circuit" (Mario Kart Wii)
"Mario Kart 7 Title Screen" (Mario Kart 7)
"Neo Bowser City" (Mario Kart 7)

"Luigi Circuit"[1] is a musical theme in Mario Kart Wii, where it plays in Luigi Circuit and Mario Circuit.

History[edit]

Mario Kart series[edit]

Mario Kart Wii[edit]

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Mario Kart Wii marks the first appearance of "Luigi Circuit". It is also included in the official albums Mario Kart Wii Platinum Soundtrack and The Year of Luigi Sound Selection. The game also features four additional arrangements of the theme.

The theme that plays in the title screen incorporates an arrangement of "Luigi Circuit". It is titled 「タイトル」("Taitoru").

The theme that plays in the profile options screen is an arrangement of "Luigi Circuit". It is titled「オプション/ライセンス管理」("Opushon/Raisensu Kanri").

An arrangement of the last section of "Luigi Circuit" is incorporated into the last section of the theme that plays in Daisy Circuit. It is titled「デイジーサーキット」("Deijī Sākitto").

The theme that plays in the staff credits incorporates an arrangement of "Luigi Circuit". It is titled「スタッフロールB」("Sutaffu Rōru B").

Icon of an audio speaker. タイトル - The arrangement heard in Mario Kart Wii
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Mario Kart 7[edit]

Main articles: Mario Kart 7 Title Screen, Neo Bowser City (theme)

Mario Kart 7 features two arrangements of "Luigi Circuit".

Brief arrangements of "Luigi Circuit" are incorporated into the theme that plays in the game's title screen approximately 12 and 27 seconds in. It is titled "Mario Kart 7 Title Screen" in the Nintendo Music app.

A techno medley arrangement of "Toad Circuit" and "Mario Kart 7 Title Screen" from the same game, "Toad's Turnpike" from Mario Kart 64, and "Luigi Circuit" from Mario Kart Wii plays in Neo Bowser City. It is likewise titled "Neo Bowser City" in the Nintendo Music app.

Icon of an audio speaker. Mario Kart 7 Title Screen - The arrangement heard in Mario Kart 7
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Mario Kart World[edit]

In Mario Kart World, a jazz fusion arrangement of "Luigi Circuit" can play in Free Roam during the day. It is fully titled "Luigi Circuit (Mario Kart Wii)" in the Nintendo Music app. This arrangement also takes elements of "Options/License Management" from Mario Kart Wii.

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Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games[edit]

In the Wii version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games, an arrangement of "Luigi Circuit" plays in the Dream Ski Cross events. It is likewise titled "Dream Ski Cross" in the game's sound test.

Icon of an audio speaker. Dream Ski Cross - The arrangement heard in the Wii version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games
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Other appearances[edit]

nintendogs + cats[edit]

In all four versions of nintendogs + cats (French Bulldog & New Friends, Golden Retriever & New Friends, Toy Poodle & New Friends, and Shiba Inu & New Friends), a compressed version of "Luigi Circuit" plays whenever the player is controlling the Mario Kart toy.

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Gallery[edit]

List of Super Mario appearances[edit]

Games[edit]

Work System Year Type Title Credits
Mario Kart Wii Wii 2008 Original 「ルイージサーキット/マリオサーキット」(Ruīji Sākitto/Mario Sākitto)[2]
Arrangement 「タイトル」(Taitoru)[2]
「オプション/ライセンス管理」(Opushon/Raisensu Kanri)[2]
「デイジーサーキット」(Deijī Sākitto)[2]
「スタッフロールB」(Sutaffu Rōru B)[2]
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games Wii 2009 Arrangement "Dream Ski Cross"[3]
Mario Kart 7 Nintendo 3DS 2011 Arrangement "Mario Kart 7 Title Screen"[1]
"Neo Bowser City"[1]
Mario Kart World Nintendo Switch 2 2025 Arrangement "Luigi Circuit (Mario Kart Wii)"[1]

Albums[edit]

Work Year Type Title Credits
Mario Kart Wii Platinum Soundtrack 2011 Original 「ルイージサーキット/マリオサーキット」 (Ruīji Sākitto/Mario Sākitto)
Past arrangement (Mario Kart Wii) 「タイトル」 (Taitoru)
「オプション/ライセンス管理」 (Opushon/Raisensu Kanri)
「スタッフロールB」 (Sutaffu Rōru B)
The Year of Luigi Sound Selection 2013 Original 「ルイージサーキット」 (Ruīji Sākitto)

Other media[edit]

Work Year Type Title Credits
Nintendo Music 2026[a] Past arrangement (Mario Kart World) "Luigi Circuit (Mario Kart Wii)"
  1. ^ Added on June 29, 2026

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese ルイージサーキット/マリオサーキット
Ruīji Sākitto/Mario Sākitto
Luigi Circuit/Mario Circuit [2]
Chinese (Simplified) 路易吉赛道
Lùyìjí Sàidào (Mandarin)
Louhyihkgāt Choidouh (Cantonese)
Luigi Racetrack [4]
Chinese (Traditional) 路易吉賽道
Lùyìjí Sàidào (Mandarin)
Louhyihkgāt Choidouh (Cantonese)
Luigi Racetrack [4]
German Luigis Piste Luigi's Racetrack [4]
Polish Tor im. Luigiego Luigi Circuit [4]
Spanish Circuito de Luigi Luigi's Circuit [4]

References[edit]