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Tour. It is a silver variant of the Flower Kart, including the tires, with lavender silver tulips. Unlike the Flower Kart, this kart increases the duration

Jewel blocks are shiny lavender-colored crystalline blocks that prominently appear in the level Jewel-Block Cave in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. Jewel blocks

well as the Cat Mii Racing Suit. Unlike the Cat Cruiser, it uses a new lavender variation of the Standard tires. Also unlike the Cat Cruiser, this kart

encountered alongside Fracktail in the Yold Ruins, though they are colored lavender, are much stronger and unlike the Frackles also have the ability to shoot

this type is capable of exploding. Despite their name, they appear to be a lavender or dark purple instead of black in the Mario Kart Arcade GP sub-series

Grabbing Ghost is light lavender (white in the remake) and has ten Heart Points, while all other types have twenty. The lavender type (or white grabbers)

variant in Mario Kart Wii, except with a darker pink for the flames, and lavender engine blower flaps. Unlike the Flame Flyer, it uses the Pipe Frame's tires

from his gelled-back blue hair. His eyes are a teal blue. Buzz wears a lavender purple vest over a blue polo shirt, and wears black pants. His golfing

clouds, he can stand on them only while in his Bee form. The flowers have lavender petals and look vaguely asteraceous. The flowers appear only in levels

the end. Player 1 has orange digging feet and whiskers while player 2 has lavender ones.

portrait ghost in Luigi's Mansion and its Nintendo 3DS version. It is a lavender bulldog ghost with only two paws in front and a ghostly tail at the back

Snow Skimmer Standard tires (black) on the Black Sneeker Standard tires (lavender) on the Gray Cat Cruiser Standard tires (black/gold) on the Wild Slugger

you...with death!” —Wracktail, Super Paper Mario Wracktail is a giant, lavender robotic dragon that appears in Super Paper Mario. He stated that he was

Switch port of the same name. He is a sea lion with prominent whiskers, lavender skin and a white underbelly. He wears a stereotypical Viking helmet that

Bumpties are light-blue; however, they appear blue in Yoshi's Story and lavender in Yoshi's New Island, while purple, blue-gray, green, and teal individuals

as well. Banandelions reappear in Super Mario Galaxy with a consistent lavender design. When Mario spins next to one, he automatically grabs on to it,

of brown petals (instead of purple), dark blue, brown, burnt umber, and lavender leaves and stem (instead of mauver), and a golden pot (instead of grey)

tail, and eyelids are black. In subsequent remakes, they are white with lavender shading. Trouters made return in BS Super Mario USA, when they have the

question mark. In the game's remake for the Nintendo Switch, the box has a lavender outline, and now features a question mark in the modern Super Mario typeface

reflected by a screen of white arrows (similar to a gravity field) against the lavender sky, which always point to the direction of the gravitational pull. Mario