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This course's main feature are the many slides found throughout, a total of fourteen (six in the 2 and 3 player version) which make the players move significantly faster while losing all control until they reach the bottom, which allows the Toads to sneak attack on Mario by surprise if done with the right timing. While the Miis will usually sit down while sliding, the Toads can slide down headfirst if they tackle and land on a slide. Mario can also do this; though it is only possible if a Yoshi cart were to stun him in the right location. The slides prohibit players from running back up them once they reach the bottom, as both Mario and the Toads will slip and fall if they attempt to run up it while the Yoshi carts will spin around stunned. The music played on this arena is fittingly a remix of the slide theme from ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. This arena is generously giving both Mario and the Toads the upper hand if the former or the latter use the slides correctly. | This course's main feature are the many slides found throughout, a total of fourteen (six in the 2 and 3 player version) which make the players move significantly faster while losing all control until they reach the bottom, which allows the Toads to sneak attack on Mario by surprise if done with the right timing. While the Miis will usually sit down while sliding, the Toads can slide down headfirst if they tackle and land on a slide. Mario can also do this; though it is only possible if a Yoshi cart were to stun him in the right location. The slides prohibit players from running back up them once they reach the bottom, as both Mario and the Toads will slip and fall if they attempt to run up it while the Yoshi carts will spin around stunned. The music played on this arena is fittingly a remix of the slide theme from ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. This arena is generously giving both Mario and the Toads the upper hand if the former or the latter use the slides correctly. | ||
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==Trivia== | |||
*The American English title could be a play on [[Wikipedia:F. Scott Fitzgerald|F. Scott Fitzgerald's]] 1925 novel ''[[Wikipedia: The Great Gatsby|The Great Gatsby]]''. | |||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||