The Feather Cup is a cup that appears in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe as part of the Booster Course Pass DLC. It is the first of two cups in the fifth wave of the DLC, being released alongside the Cherry Cup, the ninth cup of the pass overall, and the twenty-first cup of the game overall. It features three classic courses and a new course called Squeaky Clean Sprint, making it the third cup in the pass to feature a new course, after the Propeller Cup and the Fruit Cup. The emblem of the cup is a Feather. The decorations on this cup's trophy are pink.
List of coursesEdit
| Course 1 | Course 2 | Course 3 | Course 4 |
|---|---|---|---|
 Tour Athens Dash |
 GCN Daisy Cruiser |
 Wii Moonview Highway |
 Squeaky Clean Sprint |
GalleryEdit
Generic Feather Cup course icon used before Wave 5's release
The Feather Cup trophy screen
Names in other languagesEdit
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ハネカップ Hane Kappu |
Feather Cup |
| Chinese (simplified) | 羽毛杯 Yǔmaó Bēi |
Feather Cup |
| Chinese (traditional) | 羽毛盃 Yǔmaó Bēi |
Feather Cup |
| Dutch | Veerbeker |
Feather Cup |
| French | Coupe plume |
Feather Cup |
| German | Feder-Cup |
Feather Cup |
| Italian | Trofeo Piuma |
Feather Trophy |
| Korean | 깃털 컵 Gitteol Keop |
Feather Cup |
| Portuguese | Taça Pluma |
Feather Cup |
| Russian | Кубок пера Kubok pera |
Feather Cup |
| Spanish | Copa Pluma |
Feather Cup |
TriviaEdit
- In the game's data, the filenames for Tour Athens Dash, GCN Daisy Cruiser, Wii Moonview Highway, and Squeaky Clean Sprint all imply that they were originally set for different placements in the pass (the first course of the Spiny Cup, the second course of the Boomerang Cup, the third course of the Acorn Cup (which originally didn't have a prefix assigned to it), and the fourth course of the Cherry Cup respectively). Internal data also suggests that Tour Madrid Drive, Wii Koopa Cape, GBA Sunset Wilds and Tour Rome Avanti (which are the first course of the Spiny Cup, the third and second courses of the Cherry Cup, and the first course of the Acorn Cup in the final version respectively) were intended to be the four courses of this cup.
