| Booster Seat Baby Booster | |
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 Baby Luigi's Booster Seat | |
| Size class | Small |
| Appears in | Mario Kart Wii |
The Booster Seat (known as the Baby Booster in the British English version) is a small-sized kart that appears in Mario Kart Wii. The kart is a baby stroller with an engine and two exhaust pipes in the back, a pair of headlamps on the front of the vehicle, and a roof that opens when the character performs a trick or tosses items. The character's emblem is located on the front and the back of the cab. It has higher pitched sounds than the Standard Kart thus hinting it is a two stroke. The engine is the gray block underneath the body.
This kart is one of the seven vehicles that go through a design change as well as a color change, the others being the Bit Bike, Wario Bike, Flame Runner, Shooting Star, Spear and Phantom. In this case, Baby Mario and Baby Luigi's Booster Seats lack frills on their roofs and Koopa Troopa and Dry Bones' Booster Seats have a bird's eye view of their shells on their hub-caps. Of the seven vehicles, it is the only one to be a kart as opposed to a bike.
Its bike counterpart is the Bit Bike.
Stats
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Vehicle type: Drift |
The Booster Seat has the best handling among all karts in the game. It also has high acceleration, off-road, and Mini-Turbo stats. Its drift is about average. However, the kart is the second lightest kart in the game behind the Cheep Charger and is the slowest kart in the game. It is overall the second slowest vehicle in the game, only being faster than its bike counterpart, the Bit Bike. The Booster Seat also features the same weight as the Jet Bubble, the same drift stat as the Sprinter, and the same mini-turbo stat as the Wild Wing and the Shooting Star.
Color schemes
| Character | Color scheme | Image | Character | Color scheme | Image |
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| Baby Mario | White cab, blue roof, blue hub-caps, red stripe, no frills, white outline, red wheels with stars on it | 
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Baby Luigi | White cab and roof, yellow hub caps, green stripe, no frills, gray outline, green wheels with stars on it |
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| Baby Peach | Light pink cab, pink roof and frills, pink hub caps, white stripe, yellow outline, white wheels with red and blue dots on it | 
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Baby Daisy | Pale orange cab, orange roof and frills, viridian green hub caps, white stripe, viridian green outline, yellow-orange wheels with squares on it | 
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| Toad | Blue cab, yellow roof with red frills and stripe, blue outline, red hub caps, yellow wheels with dots on it | 
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Toadette | Magenta cab, white roof, pink frills, magenta hub caps and stripe, pink outline, hot pink wheels with dots on it | 
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| Koopa Troopa | Mint-green cab, light green roof and frills, green hub-caps with shell design, white stripe, turquoise outline and wheels with stripes on it | 
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Dry Bones | Black cab and roof with black frills, maroon stripe, pale gray outline, gray hub-caps with shell design, dark gray wheels with stripes on it | 
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| Male Mii | White cab, light blue roof and frills, white stripe, light blue hub-caps, blue wheels with stars on it | 
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Female Mii | White cab, magenta roof and frills, white stripe, pink hub-caps, hot pink wheels with stars on it | 
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Trading Card information
"A baby buggy on the race track!? Starting 'em young! The Booster Seat definitely belongs in the Lightweight category. Expect strong stats in Acceleration and Handling with lower numbers in Speed and Weight categories."
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | スーパーベビィカー Sūpā Bebī Kā |
Super Stroller (baby car is a term for strollers in Japan) |
| German | Baby-Booster |
Baby-Booster |
| Italian | Culla a reazione |
Jet Cradle |
| Korean | 슈퍼유모차 Syupeo Yumocha |
Super Stroller |
| Spanish | Supercuna |
Super Cradle |