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A Trick (also called Stunt) is a technical move that first appeared in Mario Kart Wii. After jumping off of most ramps, characters can perform tricks. Upon landing, the player will get a Jump Boost. If launching off of Dash Panels, karts flip horizontally (similar to a corkscrew motion) while bikes flip vertically if using the Up or Down controls. Many basic tricks include Mario and Luigi looking backwards and waving or wagging their feet, but more notable tricks include Yoshi sticking out his tongue, King Boo shrinking and laughing, or Funky Kong's and Donkey Kong's one-handed upside down flip.
Tricks reappear in Mario Kart 7, with the same kind of properties and can be activated by pressing  while going over a ramp. However, characters no longer spin or flip at all when performing one. It was also known as Jump Boost, which is shown on the e-manual. Unlike Tricks in Mario Kart Wii, Mario Kart 7 has only 2 variations of a stunt per character. With the exception of Metal Mario, each character in Mario Kart 7 has at least one animation of them facing the screen, while the other animation doesn't (for Metal Mario's case, however, both of his animations show him not facing the screen, making him the only character with this trait). For example, Luigi has 2 stunts, the first being an animation of him punching the air, and the second being Luigi flailing his arms about.
In Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, there is a new sound effect when a character performs a trick. There are a total of nine tricks for each character, three for karts, three for standard bikes and ATVs and three for sport bikes, although all of the sport bikes tricks, despite their slightly different coding, end up being the same ones performed on standard bikes and ATVs, with the exception of the tricks of Peach, Larry Koopa, and Baby Daisy, who have a trick which is different when performed on a sport bike. Two of the three trick types have no special requirements, though the second type is always used as a glider pad trick. The third type is only seen at anti-gravity segments where the player can spin or flip their vehicle when performing a trick. When tricking, karts/bikes/ATVs can also be controlled by which button from the D-Pad/Circle Pad is pressed, or which way the Wii Remote/Wii U GamePad is tilted. Tricks lead to boosts that are known as Jump Boosts in the stats screen (in version 2.0 and later) and the e-manual.
In an American commercial for the Nintendo DS game Mario Kart DS, a CG animation has Mario performing a trick over a ramp, even though the first game to introduce tricks is the next game, Mario Kart Wii.
Mario Kart Wii[edit]
Mario Kart 7[edit]
Mario Kart 8[edit]
Bike/ATV[edit]
Note: when a trick on inside drifting bikes is the same, or similar to the corresponding trick on outside drifting bikes and ATVs, only one trick is shown.
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe[edit]
All characters from Mario Kart 8 retain the same tricks in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. Additionally, all new characters each perform their own set of three tricks, regardless of vehicle type.
- In Mario Kart 7, a Trick will have a different sound effect when performed in two courses; Rainbow Road and SNES Rainbow Road.
- Likewise, in Mario Kart 8, playing as Villager will also result in a different sound.
See also[edit]
Name in other languages[edit]
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Name
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Meaning
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| Japanese |
スタント
Sutanto |
Stunt
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| Spanish (NOA) |
Piruetas |
Somersault
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| Spanish (NOE) |
Acrobacias |
Stunt
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| French (NOE) |
Saut synchro |
Synchronised Jump
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