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Mario Kart Tour

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Snapshots of the Japanese Mario Portal

Snapshots of several English-translated game entries on nintendo.co.jp (via archive.today):

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle images

Miscellaneous screenshots

Scans

  • McDonald's Mario Happy Meal box (Romanian)

  • Kinder Surprise Maxi package cardboard (Hungarian/Romanian)

Play Nintendo Activity Book

there's also this other book

List of Mario-related fan art highlighted by Nintendo

[need to find more material for this page]

This page lists fan-produced, Mario-related artwork acknowledged and shared by Nintendo in various venues.

Play Nintendo

 
Thumbnail of the gallery with The Year of Luigi fan art submissions on the Play Nintendo website

The "Pics" category on the Play Nintendo website contains several galleries dedicated to fan work inspired by Nintendo media. One such gallery is a selection of Luigi-related works submitted by Miiverse users to Nintendo for The Year of Luigi,[1] shown below alongside the Miiverse usernames and regions of their respective artists.

References

  1. ^ Luigi SketchPad. Play Nintendo. Retrieved . (Archived August 10, 2021, 00:45:03 UTC via Wayback Machine.)

amiibo chart

[based on the chart made by Waluigi Time (talk)]

Figure  
Bowser
Wave NA 3
EU 3
JP 2
OC 3
Compatible Mario-related games

MKT kart measurements

[archiving this table per what Mister Wu (talk) said here; basically, despite the dilligence and professionality shown by the people behind the cited study, there is no hard data in the game's files or any other official source that supports it]

The following is a sortable table of measurements for the game's karts. In-game units are used for the measurements.[1]

Kart Icon Width Length Area
Pipe Frame   128 145 18,560
Birthday Girl   108 140 15,120
Mushmellow   112 116 12,992
Koopa Dasher   125 174 21,750
Biddybuggy   146 145 21,170
Blue Biddybuggy   146 145 21,170
Cheep Charger   138 168 23,184
Pink Mushmellow   112 116 12,992
Birthday Girl Rosalina   108 140 15,120
Green Kiddie Kart   128 170 21,760
Red Kiddie Kart   128 170 21,760
Bullet Blaster   105 170 17,850
Bull's-Eye Banzai   105 170 17,850
Landship   125 176 22,000
Pipe Buggy   182 226 41,132
Warship   125 176 22,000
Green Cheep Charger   138 168 23,184
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Birthday Girl Daisy   108 140 15,120
Cheermellow   112 116 12,992
Ribbon Rider   108 140 15,120
Festival Girl   108 140 15,120
Gold Pipe Frame   128 145 18560
Swift Talon   232 238 55,216
Gold Eagle   232 238 55,216
Blazing Eagle   232 238 55,216

References

  1. ^ ER☆Curtis, ER☆Rachid, ER antilev, ER★★★Studfit. MKT Kart Dimensions. Google Docs. Retrieved .

List of diegetic music in Mario video games

[If you look at the earliest revisions on the “Bah” article, you may notice that the intro paragraph sounds as if it follows up some broader explanation for a subject. This is because said article started out as a page meant to cover all instances of in-universe music in Mario games that has some kind of gameplay role. I decided to narrow down its focus after realising that such a page would creep into subjects that are too insignificant to lend any wortwhile info (e.g. nobody cares about the music coming from whatever phonograph in Luigi’s Mansion 2 even if the object technically interactable). The following is the original draft for this page, which I’m keeping here to better secure its posterity; it should not be brought into mainspace unless some consensus makes it fair game to do so.]

In audiovisual media, diegetic music refers to music that is part of a fictional setting. In video games, such music may simply exist as an Easter egg or have a gameplay role—for instance, dictating non-playable characters to act in a certain manner.

The following are examples of diegetic music in the Mario franchise and related franchises that is specifically interactable or otherwise has an impact on gameplay.

New Super Mario Bros. games

Many musical tracks in the New Super Mario Bros. games incorporate a form of diegetic audio, mostly in the form of “bah” vocals. Interspersed at various points within a level’s music track, these vocals, when heard, cause objects and enemies on-screen to perform an action simultaneously. In underwater levels, a brief tinkling sound effect plays instead.

Donkey Kong Country series

In newer Donkey Kong Country games, hand slapping in front of certain objects causes them to play music that replaces the current soundtrack. The music swaps back to the non-diegetic soundtrack once the player hand slaps near the object again or exits the current area.

Donkey Kong Country Returns

In Donkey Kong Country Returns and Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D, hand slapping near the television in the KONG hut at the beginning of Jungle Hijinxs causes it to play the game's title theme.

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and its Nintendo Switch version feature a similar Easter egg at the beginning of Mangrove Cove; inside the plane wreck, there is a pile of TVs which produce the title theme of Donkey Kong Country Returns upon performing a nearby hand slap.

At the end of Canopy Chaos, there is a phonograph on an upper platform. When activated with a hand slap, the current soundtrack ends and the phonograph plays the title theme of Donkey Kong Country instead.

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List of vehicles in Mario Party 9

[This is a page I made that I'm saving in my sandbox because I like how it looks. Since it has been decided through a proposal that it should be trimmed and merged with the Mario Party 9 page, do not attempt to re-create it.]

In Mario Party 9, characters collectively drive a vehicle to move through a board. There are three different exclusive vehicles for each stage: one is available by default, while the other two can be unlocked in the Museum for 200 Party Points each. All vehicles share a basic structure with a broad compartment for the characters to stay in, containing seats on the back side and a means of lighting on the frontal side. However, the type of a vehicle depends on the environment of the board in which it is used.

The following table lists all vehicles by board (and the corresponding vehicle type). A description is also presented along with each vehicle. Colored sections mark a starter vehicle.

Toad Road
Cars
Vehicle Description
 
Toad Mobile 		A round car with a vintage appearance, bearing metal bumpers and protruding lights, as well as red seats. Its coachwork is colored red, with white spots in several places, and has black tires.
 
Rickety Ride 		A car whose components, including the bumpers, tires and coachwork, appear to be made out of wood. The car has a brown overall appearance and green seats.
 
Wiggler Wagon 		A round car designed after a Wiggler, featuring flower tires as well as two beady eyes and a large nose on the front side. The car also has green seats and a metal bumper on its rear side.
Bob-omb Factory
Quadruped vehicles
Vehicle Description
 
Factory Walker 		A vehicle consisting of a round compartment with a black and yellow rim and two lights on the front side. Its feet are circular to reflect the overall shape of the vehicle.
 
Gear Shifter 		A vehicle with a round compartment that displays gears and metallic patches on its body. The rim contains black and yellow portions on each side. The vehicle's feet are square to reflect its overall shape.
 
King Bob-omb Bus 		A vehicle designed in the likeness of King Bob-omb. The face and crown are positioned in front of the vehicle. Despite the vehicle being circular overall, it has square feet.
Boo's Horror Castle
Floating carriers
Vehicle Description
 
Flying Carpet 		A generic magic carpet with purple and yellow coloration, as well as tassels hanging from each corner.
 
Float Mattress 		A carrier that resembles a bed with white bedclothes and a golden frame.
 
Boo Blanket 		A flying blanket inspired by King Boo, with his face imprinted on its surface and his crown serving as the characters' seats. Small crowns are hanging from each corner of the carpet.
Blooper Beach
Boats
Vehicle Description
 
Sub Baleen 		A boat that has the appearance of a blue whale, with headlights for eyes and paddles for fins. The name of the vehicle is a pun on the words "submarine" and "baleen".
 
Coral Explorer 		A boat that resembles a submarine with an orange and white coloration. It has three portholes on each lateral side and a periscope on its frontal side.
 
Blooper Boat 		A boat that resembles a Blooper lying backside down. Its lateral arms serve as paddles.
Magma Mine
Wagons
Vehicle Description
 
Shaky Mine Cart 		A generic mine cart with a wooden body and metal framework. It has two handles and a lantern on the front side, and red seats inside the compartment.
 
Bone Barrow 		A wagon whose framework consists entirely of bones. There is also a skull figure on the front side, matching the cranial design of some dragons in the Mario franchise, such as Hooktail and Gobblegut. The inside of the wagon features blue seats. The name of the vehicle is a pun on "bone marrow".
 
Chain Chomp Coupe 		A Chain Chomp-inspired wagon. It has metallic studs in each corner, bound by chains. The face of a Chain Chomp is mounted on the front side, while the inside of the wagon features red-colored seats.
Bowser Station
Space ships
Vehicle Description
 
Space Scuttle 		A yellow starship roughly shaped like a star. Two opposing points represent the engines of the ship, while those in-between represent exhaustion pipes. The inside of the Space Scuttle features cyan seats.
 
Shiny Saucer 		A flying saucer-like vehicle with a lustrous silver appearance. It contains teal seats.
 
Starship Bowser 		Another flying saucer-like vehicle inspired by Bowser's appearance. It has a green-colored plated exterior with spikes around it to resemble Bowser's shell. The rim of the cockpit resembles any of Bowser's collars, and the interior features red seats.
DK's Jungle Ruins
Four-wheel drive
Vehicle Description
 
Barrel Roller 		A vehicle whose body is designed after a barrel. It has wooden wheels and seats and a banana bunch emblem on its frontal side. There is also a large handle in the front.
 
Jungle Junker 		A vehicle inspired by off-road safari jeeps, with tires for wheels. The coachwork is predominantly brown with a vertical red stripe on the frontal side, while the seats are light-gray. Like the Barrel Roller, the Jungle Junker has a banana bunch emblem on its cowling. There is a spare tire-like object on the back of the car.
 
DK's Banana Slider 		A vehicle shaped like a banana bunch. The wheels and the inside of the vehicle, including the seats, appear to be wooden.

The Play Nintendo website has a section with Nintendo-themed printables, divided into three categories: "Cards", "Crafts" and "Print and Play". The printables come in the form of PDFs which can be downloaded from the website directly, and are usually accompanied by instructions on how to use them.

Bonus challenges
Ring Race
Icon Course variant Chosen
driver 		Chosen
kart 		Chosen
glider 		Grand Star scores Tour appearances
  Regular  
Baby Luigi 		 
Pipe Frame 		 
Super Glider
  • 30
  • 50
  • 70
 Holiday Tour (2019)
  • 40
  • 50
  • 70
 Mario Tour
Glider Challenge
Icon Course variant Chosen
driver 		Chosen
kart 		Chosen
glider 		Grand Star scores Tour appearances
  Rainbow Road  
Peach 		 
Pipe Frame 		 
Super Glider
  • 200
  • 600
  • 900
 Holiday Tour (2019)
  • 300
  • 600
  • 900
 Snow Tour
Autumn Tour
vs. Mega Metal Mario
Icon Course variant Mega opponent information Tour appearances
Driver Kart Glider Items used
  Regular  
Metal Mario 		 
Gold Train 		 
Gold Glider 		 
Fire Flowers 		Holiday Tour (2019)
Yoshi Tour (2021)
Do Jump Boosts
Icon Course variant Chosen
driver 		Chosen
kart 		Chosen
glider 		Grand Star scores Tour appearances
  Rainbow Road  
Metal Mario 		 
Pipe Frame 		 
Super Glider
  • 20
  • 32
  • 44
 New Year's Tour
   
Shy Guy 		 
Pipe Frame 		 
Super Glider
  • 18
  • 32
  • 44
 Summer Festival Tour
  • 24
  • 36
  • 42
 Space Tour
Steer Clear of Obstacles
Icon Course variant Chosen
driver 		Chosen
kart 		Chosen
glider 		Grand Star scores Tour appearances
  Regular  
Larry 		 
Pipe Frame 		 
Super Glider 		 
Star Thwomp 		Mario Bros. Tour
Yoshi Tour (2022)
Goomba Takedown
Icon Course variant Chosen
driver 		Chosen
kart 		Chosen
glider 		Item Box
types found 		Number of item slots Grand Star scores Tour appearances
  Regular  
Peachette 		 
Pipe Frame 		 
Super Glider 		 
Bob-omb

 
Mega Mushroom

 
Bullet Bill 		2
  • 25
  • 55
  • 95
 Baby Rosalina Tour
1
  • 30
  • 60
  • 90
 Toad vs. Toadette Tour
Smash Small Dry Bones
Icon Course variant Chosen
driver 		Chosen
kart 		Chosen
glider 		Grand Star scores Tour appearances
  Regular  
Rosalina 		 
Pipe Frame 		 
Super Glider
  • 5
  • 8
  • 12
 Trick Tour (2020)
Holiday Tour (2021)
Combo Attack
Icon Course variant Chosen
driver 		Chosen
kart 		Chosen
glider 		Grand Star scores Tour appearances
  T  
Lakitu 		 
Pipe Frame 		 
Super Glider
  • 15
  • 25
  • 45
 Flower Tour
Big Reverse Race
Icon Course variant Opponents Tour appearances
7th 6th 5th 4th 3rd 2nd 1st Extra
  Regular Driver                 Marine Tour
Autumn Tour
Kart                
Glider                
Time Trial
Icon Course variant Chosen
driver 		Chosen
kart 		Chosen
glider 		Grand Star scores Tour appearances
  Regular  
Monty Mole 		 
Pipe Frame 		 
Super Glider
  • 2:40.00
  • 2:34.00
  • 2:22.00
 Mario vs. Luigi Tour
  R  
Toad (Pit Crew) 		 
Pipe Frame 		 
Super Glider
  • 2:34.00
  • 2:22.00
  • 2:12.00
 Trick Tour (2021)
Snap a Photo
Icon Course Chosen
driver 		Chosen
kart 		Chosen
glider 		Other driver information Objectives Tour appearances
  Rainbow Road T  
Mario (Satellaview) 		 
Lunar Cruiser 		 
Meteor Balloons 		Driver    
  • 2 or more drivers
  • A Jump Boost
  • Take a photo
 Space Tour
Kart    
Glider TBD TBD
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