Peach Medallion

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Peach Medallion
A Peach Medallion seen in Mario Kart World
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Appears in Mario Kart World (2025)

Peach Medallions are collectibles in Mario Kart World, appearing around the open world in the game's Free Roam mode, where there are 200 in total. They resemble normal coins, except much larger, with a side view of Princess Peach, and some extra detailing around the edges. Collecting a Peach Medallion will award a sticker to the player, similarly to ? Panels. A counter of the collected Peach Medallions appears on the map in-game, along with counters for the mission-related P Switches and the ? Panels.[1]

Their design bears a resemblance to the Princess Coins that replace the Dragon Coins found in Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 after they are all collected. Peach Medallions are also visually similar to the Metro Kingdom's regional coins in Super Mario Odyssey, albeit with Princess Peach's profile rather than Pauline's. They make the same sound that Star Coins make when collected.

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Mario Kart World[edit]

  • In-game manual:
    • English:
      Sparkling Peach Medallions are scattered across the world. How many could there be?
    • Other languages:
      • French:
        Des médailles Peach étincelantes sont disséminées un peu partout. Combien en existe-t-il ?[2]
        (Translation: Sparkling Peach medals are scattered everywhere. How many are there?)

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese ピーチメダル
Pīchi Medaru
Peach Medal [3]
Chinese (Simplified) 碧姬奖牌
Bìjī Jiǎngpái
Peach Medal [3]
Chinese (Traditional) 碧姬獎牌
Bìjī Jiǎngpái
Peach Medal [3]
Dutch Peach-munt Peach coin [3]
French Médaille Peach Peach medal [2]
German Peach-Medaille Peach medal [3]
Italian Medaglia di Peach Peach medal [3]
Korean 피치메달
Pichi Medal
Peach Medal [3]
Polish Medalion Peach Peach Medallion [3]
Portuguese Medalhão da Peach Peach's medallion [3]
Russian Медальон Пич
Medal'on Pich
Peach medallion [3]
Spanish Medalla de Peach Peach medal [3]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Nintendo of America (April 17, 2025). Mario Kart World Direct 4.17.2025. YouTube. Retrieved April 22, 2025.
  2. ^ a b Mario Kart World in-game manual from French European localization. (Archived 12 Jun. 2025 via Imgur.)
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k Manual › Free Roam (2025). Mario Kart World by Nintendo EPD et al. Nintendo.