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powerful special shot that can immediately knock down characters it hits. Ammo Boost: Gives the player unlimited snowballs for a short amount of time. At the

following karts increase boost time and points from going over a Dash Panel. In Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit, boosts, or a boost zone, reappear, but with

Crate, Kong obtains five pieces of ammo for their weapon; this is not shared, as every Kong has a unique weapon and ammo. If the active Kong has yet to purchase

for ammo, and due to its size and weight, the feather has a weaker aim than the other weapon ammunition. To compensate, the Feather Bow shoots ammo faster

indefinite amount of ammo until the end (though if the player has homing ammo, they cannot use normal ammo until all of their homing ammo is used). Each Kritter

weapon only carries up to 50 ammo. They can purchase a few extra upgrades for their weapons later in their adventure. The Ammo Belts also increase the Kongs'

can be purchased at Funky's Store, including a larger ammo capacity, a sniper scope and homing ammo. One of the Coconut Shooter's first notable purposes

Sneakers appear in Dream Long Jump, where they are instead referred to as Speed Boost. Power Sneakers return as items in Dream Events for both versions of Mario

Kong's weapon. Some of these upgrades include a larger ammo capacity, a sniper scope and enemy-seeking ammo. When Lanky uses his Grape Shooter, the sound effect

gate in a different part of the level. When Diddy is using the Rocketbarrel Boost move, he is always holding out his Peanut Popguns. When Diddy is on land

to reach a higher speed and fill the boost meter. When the meter is full, the player can press and hold to boost, depleting the meter but allowing the

timing gives the player a speed boost in the air, and jumping from the very edge of the ramp gives a larger speed boost as well as the character performing

Funky's Store. Some of these upgrades include a larger ammo capacity, a sniper scope and enemy-seeking ammo. This weapon makes an appearance as an item that

Super Boost. The player can perform a Super Boost by sliding upwards on the Touch Screen, with each character having their own unique Super Boost for the

pass through it for a boost in speed. Jumping at the last moment when going over a jump platform will also result in a speed boost, gaining you more distance

from behind to enter their slipstream, resulting in a speed boost! Keeping the slipstream boost in mind is key when plotting your course around the track

a speed boost when performed with the right timing from a jump platform. Jumping with perfect timing will give the player a larger speed boost and also

can also gain a speed boost by pressing , which causes the character to perform their special action and gain a large speed boost for a short amount of

player receives a starting speed boost if they swing down with good timing, with better timing awarding larger speed boosts, and are told if their swing was

the Wii Remote to the left to turn the corners, and will receive a speed boost if they remain in the green area while turning. If the player manages to