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[[File:ToadHarbor2.jpg|thumb|right|Toad Harbor during the ''Mario Kart 8'' tournament. The Peach statue can be seen in the distance.]]
[[File:ToadHarbor2.jpg|thumb|right|Toad Harbor during the ''Mario Kart 8'' tournament. The Peach statue can be seen in the distance.]]
''Main Article: [[Toad Harbor]]''
''Main Article: [[Toad Harbor]]''
''Toad Harbor'' is a large harbor and marina located on the north side of the city, on the coast. The harbor itself features a cable car station and a market square, while the area surrounding it is mostly residential, with commercial buildings such as a [[Coconut Cafe]] and a [[Tropical Bakery]]. A large [[Toad Toy Store]] can also be found there. An older fort-like building fills the center of the area, perhaps suggesting this section of the city is very old.
''Toad Harbor'' is a large harbor and marina located on the north side of the city, on the coast. The harbor itself features a cable car station and a market square, while the area surrounding it is mostly residential, with commercial buildings such as a [[Coconut Cafe]] and a [[Tropical Bakery]]. A large [[Toad Toy Store]] can also be found there. An older fort-like building fills the center of the area, perhaps suggesting this section of the city is very old.


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====Moo Moo Meadows====
====Moo Moo Meadows====
''Main Article: [[Moo Moo Meadows]]''
''Main Article: [[Moo Moo Meadows]]''
A large hilly area filled with grass and farmland east of Toad City. [[Moo Moo Farm]] is located here. Small towns and windmills dot the landscape.
A large hilly area filled with grass and farmland east of Toad City. [[Moo Moo Farm]] is located here. Small towns and windmills dot the landscape.


====Cheep Cheep Beach====
====Cheep Cheep Beach====
''Main Article: [[Cheep Cheep Beach]]''
''Main Article: [[Cheep Cheep Beach]]''
A secluded beach found at the end of the long peninsula northeast of Toad City. It features a small beach village populated by [[Pianta]]s.
A secluded beach found at the end of the long peninsula northeast of Toad City. It features a small beach village populated by [[Pianta]]s.



Revision as of 14:21, 3 June 2021

Toad City
ToadHarbor1.jpg


Greater location Mushroom Continent
Inhabitants Toads, Koopas, Spikes
Nearby Locations
↖Northwest ↑North Cheep Cheep Beach, Mushroom City
←West Toad City Moo Moo Meadows
Green Farm ↓South Jewelry Land


Toad City is one of the largest cities in the Mushroom Kingdom. It is located on the north-eastern coast of the Mushroom Continent, to the southwest of Mushroom City. The city itself is divided into two sections: A more traditional section with smaller buildings and a circular road layout and a modern section with skyscrapers and bustling activity.

Locations

North Section

Toad Harbor

Toad Harbor during the Mario Kart 8 tournament. The Peach statue can be seen in the distance.

Main Article: Toad Harbor

Toad Harbor is a large harbor and marina located on the north side of the city, on the coast. The harbor itself features a cable car station and a market square, while the area surrounding it is mostly residential, with commercial buildings such as a Coconut Cafe and a Tropical Bakery. A large Toad Toy Store can also be found there. An older fort-like building fills the center of the area, perhaps suggesting this section of the city is very old.

Peach Statue island

A small island off the coast of Toad City where some smaller buildings can be found. The centerpiece of the island is the large statue of Princess Peach, holding a Fire Flower on her left hand and a Super Star on her raised right hand. The island can be reached via a bridge from one of the central roads of the northern district.

Golden Bell Station

One of the central stations in the Super Bell Subway, it is a large building with a long curved glass roof and two train tracks on either side.

Shell Street

South Section

Toad's Turnpike

Mario Kart Stadium/Battle Stadium

Excitebike Arena

Surrounding Areas

Moo Moo Meadows

Main Article: Moo Moo Meadows

A large hilly area filled with grass and farmland east of Toad City. Moo Moo Farm is located here. Small towns and windmills dot the landscape.

Cheep Cheep Beach

Main Article: Cheep Cheep Beach

A secluded beach found at the end of the long peninsula northeast of Toad City. It features a small beach village populated by Piantas.

History

Mario Kart 64

During the Mario Kart 64 tournament, Toad City hosted two race tracks: Toad's Turnpike in the Flower Cup and Rainbow Road in the Special Cup. Additionally, the nearby Moo Moo Farm served as a track in the Mushroom Cup.[1][2][3]

Excitebike: Bun Bun Mario Battle

Mario, Luigi, Wario, Peach, Yoshi and Toad, along with two Koopa Troopas raced in a motorcross competition hosted in Toad City, in the Excitebike Arena.[4]

Mario Kart DS

Although the city itself did not appear, two nearby locations — Cheep Cheep Beach and Moo Moo Farm — were featured in the Mario Kart DS tournament as tracks in the Mushroom Cup and Shell Cup, respectively.[5]

Mario Kart Wii

Moo Moo Meadows appeared as a racetrack in the Mushroom Cup of the Mario Kart Wii tournament.[6]

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

In the Mario Kart 8 tournament, Toad Harbor appeared as a new track in the Mushroom Cup.[7] Additionally, Moo Moo Meadows, Toad's Turnpike and Cheep Cheep Beach returned in the Shell Cup, with Rainbow Road returning in the Lightning Cup.[8][9][10][11]

Super Mario Party

During Super Mario Party, the final board Kamek's Tantalizing Tower was created by Kamek and located high above Toad City. Shell Street is also the location of the first stage of the Challenge Road mode.[12][13]

References

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  4. [4]. Dolma Kalem (January 7th, 2021). Retrieved June 3rd, 2021
  5. [5]. GamerJGB (May 22, 2015). Retrieved June 3rd, 2021
  6. [6]. GamerJGB (July 8th, 2012). Retrieved June 3rd, 2021
  7. [7] GamerJGB (May 31, 2014). Retrieved June 3rd, 2021
  8. [8]. GamerJGB (May 22nd, 2017). Retrieved June 3rd, 2021
  9. [9] GamerJGB (June 2nd, 2014). Retrieved June 3rd 2021
  10. [10]. GamerJGB (May 22nd, 2017). Retrieved June 3rd, 2021
  11. [11]. GamerJGB (June 3rd, 2014). Retrieved June 3rd, 2021
  12. [12]. KokiriGaming (October 15th, 2018). Retrieved June 3rd, 2021
  13. [13]. Games-BnB (June 6th, 2019). Retrieved June 3rd, 2021