User:Cloudwalker/Dino Roar
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| Dino Roar | |||
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| Appears in | Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit (2020) | ||
| Variant of | Dinosaur | ||
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Dino Roars are fossilized dinosaurs that appear as hazards in Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit. They appear on the track Fossil Fields. In a race, Dino Roars float in place to the left of the second gate and the right of the fourth gate. They periodically roar and slow down any karts that drive through their path.
Gallery
Fossil Fields course icon
A Dino Roar roaring
Naming
"Dino Roar" is a play on "dinosaur" and "roar".
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ほえるかせき[1] Hoeru Kaseki |
Roaring Fossil | |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 恐龙咆哮[1] Kǒnglóng Páoxiào (Mandarin) Húnglùhng Pàauhāau (Cantonese) |
Dinosaur Roar | |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 恐龍咆哮[1] Kǒnglóng Páoxiào (Mandarin) Húnglùhng Pàauhāau (Cantonese) |
Dinosaur Roar | |
| Dutch | Dinobrul[1] | From dinosauriër ("dinosaur") and brullen ("to roar") | |
| French | Portique fossile[1] | Fossil Gate | |
| German | Dino-Tor[1] | Portmanteau between Dinosaurier ("dinosaur") and Tor ("gate") | |
| Italian | Dino[1] | - | |
| Korean | 포효하는 화석[1] Pohyohaneun Hwaseog |
Roaring Fossil | |
| Spanish | Dinobramido[1] | From dinosaurio ("dinosaur") and bramido ("bellow") |
