GBA Bowser's Castle 2

Bowser Castle 2 is the fourth course of the Flower Cup in Mario Kart: Super Circuit.

Course layout
Its obstacles are falling Thwomps and thin rectangular gaps in the floor that make drivers fall into the lava below. The track is also notable for its jumping ramps; similar to those found in newer installments (after Mario Kart DS) which allows racers to perform Tricks. A large statue of Bowser can be seen in the background.

Mario Kart DS
This course returns in Mario Kart DS as the third course in the Banana Cup. The layout of the course remains unchanged from the previous iteration, except with its enhanced 3D graphics and all the ramps being replaced by Dash Panels. If a racer is shrunk by a Lightning, they cannot complete the first jump necessary for completing this course and will fall to the lava. Missions 4-5 and 5-4 take place on this course. In 4-5, the player has to collect 15 coins without getting squished by a Thwomp, and in 5-4, the player has to drive through 10 numbered gates in order. The course has never been available in Wi-Fi.

Mario Kart Tour
The course reappears once more in Mario Kart Tour, stylized as Bowser's Castle 2, first appearing in the Hammer Bro Tour. It shares its looks between its Mario Kart: Super Circuit and Mario Kart DS versions, with it taking more cues from Super Circuit due to it now having jumping ramps instead of just dash panels.

Mario Kart DS

 * Instruction booklet bio: "This course appeared in Mario Kart: Super Circuit™ for the Game Boy Advance™. It's a flat course, but the lava trenches all over make it really dangerous."
 * European website bio: "Tight right-angled turns abound on Bowser's turf, as you contend with angry Thwomps threatening to squash your kart into a pancake, make daring boost-assisted leaps over lava pits, and cut corners mere millimetres away from flames hotter than Bowser's breath."

Trivia

 * In Mario Kart DS, one can make a high jump by hopping at precise timing when driving over one of the boosted ramps.