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Revision as of 20:54, October 16, 2019

This article is about the race course from Mario Kart 7. For other race tracks with similar names, see Mario Circuit.

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Mario Circuit is the second course of the Flower Cup in Mario Kart 7. It is strongly based off the Mario Kart DS version of the track. In this, unlike the other Mario Circuit tracks, players can drive through Peach's Castle. This track shares its music with Toad Circuit.

Course layout

Mario races to Peach's Castle in Mario Circuit from an E3 2010 build of Mario Kart 7.
Mario driving in front of Peach's Castle

The track takes place on a large grassy field with sand roads, Mushroom Trampolines, pipes, blossoming peach trees, a lake, and Peach's Castle. The course starts on a small straight road and after two turns which a large curve with pink leaves appears. Then the player jumps off of a ramp, landing on a Mushroom Trampoline. Then a similar road to that of Mario Kart DS's Mario Circuit leads the way up to Peach's Castle. Then the road enters in Peach's Castle and, after a 270° turn up the spiral staircase, a glider pad enables the driver to fly out of the castle. Then a number of pipes appear that shoot out air, along with some Goombas. A very long, large pipe similar to the ones form Mario Kart 64 and Mario Kart DS appears, in which drivers must drive through in a curve leading them back to a long road going back to the finish.

Shortcuts

  • After the first turn, players can use a Mushroom to hit a ramp to the right in the grass.
  • Before Peach's Castle, there are some ramps in the grass.
  • After gliding out of the castle, players can veer left and hit a ramp to save some time.

Mario Kart Tour

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The course's icon in Mario Kart Tour

Tokyo Tour

In the Tokyo Tour, Mario Circuit appears as the second course in the Rosalina Cup, the third course in the Peach Cup, the location of the challenge in the Rosalina Cup, the location of the challenge in the Bowser Jr. Cup, and the location of the challenge in the Wendy Cup. It also has a Reverse variant which appears as the third course in the Baby Daisy Cup, and a Trick variant which appears as the first course in the Daisy Cup.

File:MKT Icon RosalinaCup.png Rosalina Cup
3DS Mario Circuit
Characters Karts Gliders
Three Star Princess PeachPeachette B DasherCircuit SpecialQuickshaw Peach Parasol (glider)Cloud Glider
Two Star Wendy O. KoopaPrincess PeachRosalinaToadette BiddybuggyDaytripperRoyaleSoda Jet Oilpaper UmbrellaGold GliderPurple Oilpaper Umbrella
The icon of the Peach Cup from Mario Kart Tour. Peach Cup
3DS Mario Circuit
Characters Karts Gliders
Three Star Princess PeachPrincess PeachPeachette DaytripperB DasherCircuit Special Peach Parasol (glider)Cloud Glider
Two Star Wendy O. KoopaToadetteMario BiddybuggyRoyaleKabuki DasherQuickshaw Oilpaper UmbrellaFull FlightGold GliderPurple Oilpaper Umbrella
File:MKT Icon BabyDaisyCup.png Baby Daisy Cup
3DS Mario Circuit R
Characters Karts Gliders
Three Star RosalinaToad Birthday GirlRoyaleKabuki Dasher Flower GliderOilpaper Umbrella
Two Star File:MKT Icon BBDaisy.pngPrincess PeachMarioPrincess PeachPeachette Circuit SpecialQuickshawYellow Taxi Super GliderFull FlightPurple Oilpaper Umbrella
File:MKT Icon DaisyCup.png Daisy Cup
3DS Mario Circuit T
Characters Karts Gliders
Three Star Princess DaisyMarioMario Black B DasherQuickshaw Peach Parasol (glider)Cloud Glider
Two Star File:MKT Icon Koopa Troopa.pngWendy O. KoopaToadetteMario BiddybuggyBirthday GirlBlack Circuit BBIA ParafoilFlower GliderPurple Oilpaper Umbrella

Gallery

3DS appearance

Mario Kart Tour appearance

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese マリオサーキット[?]
Mario Sākitto
Mario Circuit
Chinese 瑪利歐賽道 (Traditional)
马力欧赛道 (Simplified)
[?]

Mǎlìōu Sàidào
Mario Speedway
Dutch Mario's Circuit[?] Mario's Circuit

Trivia

  • In an early trailer of Mario Kart 7, when Mario Circuit was shown, there was originally a Mushroom Trampoline where the players glided out of the side of the castle, probably because the concept of gliders hadn't been implemented into the game.
  • The blossoming peach trees in this track were later reused for the revamped Royal Raceway in Mario Kart 8.
    • In addition, the falling flower petals from the trees are actually intended to serve as a 3D effect of the Nintendo 3DS. When the 3D mode is activated, the falling petals seem to "pop out" of the screen.
  • This is the only Flower Cup course in Mario Kart 7 to not have a different name in PAL regions.

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