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'''Mario Circuit 3''' is a racetrack that made its debut in ''[[Super Mario Kart]]'' as the | '''Mario Circuit 3''' is a racetrack that made its debut in ''[[Super Mario Kart]]'' as the fifth and final course of the [[Flower Cup (SNES) | Flower Cup]]. It later was reused in ''[[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]]'' as the second course of the [[Extra Lightning Cup]], in ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]'' as the first course in the [[Lightning Cup (Wii) | Lightning Cup]], and in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'' in a variety of cups across a variety of tours. It is located in [[Donut Plains]] in [[Dinosaur Land]] alongside all the other Mario Circuit tracks that debuted alongside it and the new ones created for ''Mario Kart Tour''. | ||
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
Mario Circuit | Mario Circuit 3 has a simplistic layout. It is made of a paved road on a dirt field. The course starts with an immediate right turn followed by a series of turns back and forth. After that, there's a straightaway followed by a very sharp turn and another straightaway. Following that is another series of turns back and forth, with a potential shortcut for racers to take through the dirt. After the turns, there's a right turn that leads to a [[Boost Panel]] and back to the starting line. This course has a few scattered oil slicks and [[Warp Pipe]]s. In the background, you can see tree-covered hills also visible from [[Donut Plains 1 (level) | Donut Plains 1]]. | ||
==Alternative Layouts== | ==Alternative Layouts== | ||
This course has three other layouts that were used during ''Mario Kart Tour''. | This course has three other layouts that were used during ''Mario Kart Tour''. | ||
===Reverse=== | ===Reverse=== | ||
The Reverse variant is mostly identical to the regular version, except driven backwards. | The Reverse variant is mostly identical to the regular version, except driven backwards.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26q5LNAQp2w&ab_channel=Jimmy</ref>. | ||
===Trick=== | ===Trick=== | ||
The Trick variant has extra ramps: | The Trick variant has extra ramps: a set of escalating ramps at the end of the first series of turns, two massive ramps on the two straightaways near the middle of the course, and a few small ramps near the starting line. Theere is also a [[Glider Ramp]] in front of the shortcut near the end of the course.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QO4S9HbjPZU&ab_channel=Jimmy</ref>. | ||
===Reverse/Trick=== | ===Reverse/Trick=== | ||
The Reverse/Trick variant is nearly identical to the Reverse variant | The Reverse/Trick variant is nearly identical to the Reverse variant. The shortcut now is blocked by a [[Chain Chomp]]. The first major straightaway has a Glider Ramp and some platforms only accessible by using it. The second straightaway has a massive ramp similar to the regular Trick variant. There are several other ramps scattered about, including series of escalating ramps. <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_8Xo1lHafM&ab_channel=AutisticGameGuy</ref>. | ||
==Events== | ==Events== | ||
During ''Mario Kart Tour'', this course was in a total of | During ''Mario Kart Tour'', this course was in a total of twelve tours<ref>https://www.mariowiki.com/Mario_Circuit_3</ref>: | ||
*[[ | *[[Paris Tour]] (Normal, R, T) | ||
*[[ | *[[Winter Tour (2019)]] (Normal, R, T) | ||
*[[ | *[[New Year's Tour]] (Normal, R, T) | ||
*[[ | *[[Ice Tour]] (Normal, R, T) | ||
*[[Vancouver Tour]] ( | *[[Vancouver Tour]] (R/T) | ||
*[[ | *[[Mario Bros. Tour]] (Normal, R, T) | ||
*[[ | *[[Baby Rosalina Tour]] (Normal, R, T) | ||
*[[Trick Tour]] (R/T) | *[[Trick Tour]] (R/T) | ||
*[[Peach Tour]] (R/T) | |||
*[[Exploration Tour]] (Normal, R, T) | *[[Exploration Tour]] (Normal, R, T) | ||
*[[ | *[[Summer Festival Tour]] (Normal, R, T) | ||
*[[ | *[[Rosalina Tour]] (R/T) | ||
Revision as of 18:20, 31 December 2020
Mario Circuit 3 is a racetrack that made its debut in Super Mario Kart as the fifth and final course of the Flower Cup. It later was reused in Mario Kart: Super Circuit as the second course of the Extra Lightning Cup, in Mario Kart Wii as the first course in the Lightning Cup, and in Mario Kart Tour in a variety of cups across a variety of tours. It is located in Donut Plains in Dinosaur Land alongside all the other Mario Circuit tracks that debuted alongside it and the new ones created for Mario Kart Tour.
Appearance
Mario Circuit 3 has a simplistic layout. It is made of a paved road on a dirt field. The course starts with an immediate right turn followed by a series of turns back and forth. After that, there's a straightaway followed by a very sharp turn and another straightaway. Following that is another series of turns back and forth, with a potential shortcut for racers to take through the dirt. After the turns, there's a right turn that leads to a Boost Panel and back to the starting line. This course has a few scattered oil slicks and Warp Pipes. In the background, you can see tree-covered hills also visible from Donut Plains 1.
Alternative Layouts
This course has three other layouts that were used during Mario Kart Tour.
Reverse
The Reverse variant is mostly identical to the regular version, except driven backwards.[1].
Trick
The Trick variant has extra ramps: a set of escalating ramps at the end of the first series of turns, two massive ramps on the two straightaways near the middle of the course, and a few small ramps near the starting line. Theere is also a Glider Ramp in front of the shortcut near the end of the course.[2].
Reverse/Trick
The Reverse/Trick variant is nearly identical to the Reverse variant. The shortcut now is blocked by a Chain Chomp. The first major straightaway has a Glider Ramp and some platforms only accessible by using it. The second straightaway has a massive ramp similar to the regular Trick variant. There are several other ramps scattered about, including series of escalating ramps. [3].
Events
During Mario Kart Tour, this course was in a total of twelve tours[4]:
- Paris Tour (Normal, R, T)
- Winter Tour (2019) (Normal, R, T)
- New Year's Tour (Normal, R, T)
- Ice Tour (Normal, R, T)
- Vancouver Tour (R/T)
- Mario Bros. Tour (Normal, R, T)
- Baby Rosalina Tour (Normal, R, T)
- Trick Tour (R/T)
- Peach Tour (R/T)
- Exploration Tour (Normal, R, T)
- Summer Festival Tour (Normal, R, T)
- Rosalina Tour (R/T)
