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|JapR=Chūrippu Gāden
|JapR=Chūrippu Gāden
|JapM=Tulip Garden
|JapM=Tulip Garden
|ChiS=
|ChiS=郁金香花园
|ChiSR=
|ChiSR=Yùjīnxiāng Huāyuán
|ChiSM=
|ChiSM=Tulip Garden
|ChiT=
|ChiT=鬱金香花園
|ChiTR=
|ChiTR=Yùjīnxiāng Huāyuán
|ChiTM=
|ChiTM=Tulip Garden
|Fre=Tulimobile
|Fre=Tulimobile
|FreM=From ''tulipe'' ("tulip") and ''automobile''
|FreM=From ''tulipe'' ("tulip") and ''automobile''
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|Ita=Carnevalesto
|Ita=Carnevalesto
|ItaM=From ''carnevale'' ("carnival") and ''lesto'' ("quick")
|ItaM=From ''carnevale'' ("carnival") and ''lesto'' ("quick")
|Kor=
|Kor=튤립가든
|KorR=
|KorR=Tyullib Gadeun
|KorM=
|KorM=Tulip Garden
|Por=Tulipauto
|Por=Tulipauto
|PorM=From ''tulipa'' ("tulip") and ''auto''
|PorM=From ''tulipa'' ("tulip") and ''auto''

Revision as of 18:10, April 25, 2022

Flower Kart
Flower Kart from Mario Kart Tour
The Flower Kart in Mario Kart Tour

The Flower Kart is a High-End kart in Mario Kart Tour. It was introduced in the Amsterdam Tour and is the signature kart of Rosalina (Volendam). It is a wooden carriage decorated with several flowers including tulips, two of which serve as the kart's exhaust pipes. The kart uses a new set of heart ring-shaped tires, and the emblem is located at the front and back of the kart. The Flower Kart increases the duration of Jump Boost speed boosts and the number of points earned for performing a Jump Boost.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Chinese (simplified) 郁金香花园[?]
Yùjīnxiāng Huāyuán
Tulip Garden
Chinese (traditional) 鬱金香花園[?]
Yùjīnxiāng Huāyuán
Tulip Garden
French Tulimobile[?] From tulipe ("tulip") and automobile
German Tulpenwagen[?] Tulip Wagon
Italian Carnevalesto[?] From carnevale ("carnival") and lesto ("quick")
Korean 튤립가든[?]
Tyullib Gadeun
Tulip Garden
Portuguese Tulipauto[?] From tulipa ("tulip") and auto
Spanish (NOA) Tulipauto[?] From tulipán ("tulip") and auto
Spanish (NOE) Tulimóvil[?] From tulipán ("tulip") and automóvil ("automobile")