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underwater by riding on Enguarde the Swordfish or via their barrels. It is featured in Salty Sea, Shimmering Sea and Open Ocean. In Super Mario Kart, if a

bonus challenge of N64 Royal Raceway, on all variants of RMX Rainbow Road 2 (barring the R/T variation), Wii Mushroom Gorge, and N64 Yoshi Valley T. Smaller

Circuit 2, SNES Vanilla Lake 1 and Wii Mushroom Gorge, as well as the Take them out quick! bonus challenge held at N64 Frappe Snowland. Like in previous

first N64 course to be included in the game since N64 Choco Mountain in the 2020 Exploration Tour forty-five tours prior. Like GCN Yoshi Circuit, N64 Royal

for Wii U with the same role as the other Mario Kart-inspired tracks, with the Standard models being from Mario Kart 8. Super Smash Bros. for Wii U additionally

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the Whale Shark appears in the Wuhu Island stage, now featuring the Wii U logo. Mario Kart: Super

special panels that make the player go faster. They are most prominently featured in the Mario Kart series. Dash Panels, named Zippers, first appear in Super

The beta only featured one tour, named Beta Test (Beta Test Tour in the news section). There were no T variant or R/T variant courses featured in the beta

Bros. Wii appearance. Beanstalks return in New Super Mario Bros. U and its port and New Super Luigi U, and act like the New Super Mario Bros. Wii variant

Kart Wii "Wario's great!" - Mario Kart Wii "So long!" - Mario Kart Wii "Wario wins!" - Mario Kart Wii "Yeah! Take that, losers!" - Mario Kart Wii "Bah

will spin out, losing some coins. Penguins appear in Mario Kart Wii, with the return of the N64 Sherbet Land, and behave identically to how they did in Mario

port are rideable vehicles in six levels: Crazy Cart, Rickety Rails, Grip 'n' Trip, Bombs Away, Prehistoric Path, and Roasting Rails, most of them being

DS and Mario Kart 7, as well as 7th to 12th place in Mario Kart Wii. In Mario Kart Wii, the Sugarscoot has a star emblem on its spare tire on the rear

Reason: Mario Kart Wii and 8 appearances Falling Pillars are recurring obstacles in the Mario Kart series. They first appeared in Mario Kart Wii on the course

a shortcut. In all three games, Piantas are featured in the Delfino Fruits sponsor, and in Mario Kart Wii, they are also in the Tropical Grocery sponsor

including Mount Wario (during the cave and tunnel portions), N64 Yoshi Valley, Wii Wario's Gold Mine, N64 Choco Mountain, 3DS Rock Rock Mountain, Tour Athens

Plant is also featured in the Boost Rush level Piranha Plant Hideaway. A shortcut for this level is to have the player utilizing the Wii U GamePad rapidly

a similar way to karts since their introduction in Mario Kart Wii. In both Mario Kart Wii and Mario Kart 8, they can be distinguished from sport bikes by

Super Mario Bros. Wii, Super Mario Galaxy 2, New Super Mario Bros. 2, New Super Mario Bros. U, and Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U Minigame whistle:

Mario Kart Wii "Vroom vroom! Hehe." – Mario Kart Wii "He-he-he-he!" – Mario Kart Wii "Okey dokey!" – Mario Kart Wii "Let's-a go!" – Mario Kart Wii "Baby on