Staff Credits (Mario Kart 7)

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This article is about the musical theme. For the staff involved with Mario Kart 7, see List of Mario Kart 7 staff.
"Staff Credits"
"Staff Credits" in Mario Kart 7
The image for "Staff Credits" from Mario Kart 7 on Nintendo Music.
Image from Nintendo Music
Composed by:
Unknown (either Kenta Nagata or Satomi Terui)
Time signature Common time
First appearance Mario Kart 7 (2011)
Latest appearance Mario Kart World (2025)
Quotes from
"Mario Kart 64 Title Screen" (Mario Kart 64)
"Mario Kart 7 Title Screen" (Mario Kart 7)
"Toad Circuit" (Mario Kart 7)

"Staff Credits",[1] also known as simply "Credits",[2] is a musical theme in Mario Kart 7, where it plays during the game's staff credits. The theme is lead by a saxophone, with a piano playing both chords and occasional licks throughout the theme, sometimes even temporarily taking over the lead position. As well, a heavy slap bass and fairly standard 4
4
percussion back the entire theme.

The theme heavily quotes from other Mario Kart 7 themes, specifically "Mario Kart 7 Title Screen" and "Toad Circuit". Furthermore, "Toad Circuit" itself quotes from "Mario Kart 7 Title Screen", and "Mario Kart 7 Title Screen" quotes from a number of other Mario Kart themes, including "Mario Kart 64 Title Screen" from Mario Kart 64.

History[edit]

Mario Kart 7[edit]

Mario Kart 7 marks the first appearance of "Staff Credits". It is also included in the official album Nintendo Sound Selection: Endings & Credits.

Mario Kart World[edit]

In Mario Kart World, a jazz fusion arrangement of "Staff Credits" can play in Free Roam during the day and on any VS Race route. It is fully titled "Staff Credits (Mario Kart 7)" in the Nintendo Music app. This arrangement takes more inspiration from "Mario Kart 7 Title Screen". The corresponding Nintendo Music image depicts a race on Peach Stadium, a scenario in which the arrangement cannot play.

Icon of an audio speaker. Staff Credits (Mario Kart 7) - The arrangement heard in Mario Kart World
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Gallery[edit]

List of Super Mario appearances[edit]

Games[edit]

Work System Year Type Title Credits
Mario Kart 7 Nintendo 3DS 2011 Original "Staff Credits"[1]
Mario Kart World Nintendo Switch 2 2025 Arrangement "Staff Credits (Mario Kart 7)"[3]

Albums[edit]

Work Year Type Title Credits
Nintendo Sound Selection: Endings & Credits 2015 Original "Credits"
Mario Kart 7 (Nintendo Music) 2025 Original "Staff Credits"
Mario Kart World (Nintendo Music) 2026[a] Past arrangement (Mario Kart World) "Staff Credits (Mario Kart 7)"
  1. ^ Added to the album on August 3, 2026

Naming[edit]

Internal names[edit]

Game File Name Meaning

Mario Kart 7 Sound/stream/STRM_STAFF_ROLL.bcstm Staff Roll -

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseスタッフクレジット
Sutaffu Kurejitto
Staff Credits[1]
Chinese (Simplified)制作人员名单
Zhìzuò Rényuán Míngdān (Mandarin)
Jaijok Yàhn'yùhn Mìhngdāan (Cantonese)
Development Team Credits[3]
Chinese (Traditional)工作人員名單
Gōngzuò Rényuán Míngdān (Mandarin)
Gūngjok Yàhn'yùhn Mìhngdāan (Cantonese)
Staff Credits[1]
DutchCredits-[3]
French (Canada)GénériqueCredits[3]
French (Europe)Crédits-[3]
GermanMitwirkendeContributors[3]
ItalianRiconoscimentiCredits[3]
Korean만든 사람들
Mandeun Saramdeul
The Creators[1]
PolishNapisy KońcoweEnd Credits[4]
PortugueseCréditosCredits[3]
RussianНад игрой работали
Nad igroy rabotali
[The people who were] working on the game [are][3]
SpanishCréditosCredits[3]

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