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|[[Exploration Tour#Rewards|Tour gift]]<br><small>75 Grand Stars required | |[[Exploration Tour (2020)#Rewards|Tour gift]]<br><small>75 Grand Stars required | ||
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|[[Mario Tour#Rewards|Tour gift]]<br><small>60 Grand Stars required | |[[Mario Tour (2021)#Rewards|Tour gift]]<br><small>60 Grand Stars required | ||
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|I1.1=Toad Circuit|R1.1=[[3DS Toad Circuit]] | |I1.1=3DS Toad Circuit|R1.1=[[3DS Toad Circuit]] | ||
|I1.2=Toad Circuit T|R1.2=[[3DS Toad Circuit|3DS Toad Circuit T]] | |I1.2=3DS Toad Circuit T|R1.2=[[3DS Toad Circuit|3DS Toad Circuit T]] | ||
|I2.1=3DS Cheep Cheep Lagoon R|R2.1=[[3DS Cheep Cheep Lagoon|3DS Cheep Cheep Lagoon R]] | |I2.1=3DS Cheep Cheep Lagoon R|R2.1=[[3DS Cheep Cheep Lagoon|3DS Cheep Cheep Lagoon R]] | ||
|I2.2=Mario Circuit 3T|R2.2=[[SNES Mario Circuit 3|SNES Mario Circuit 3T]] | |I2.2=SNES Mario Circuit 3T|R2.2=[[SNES Mario Circuit 3|SNES Mario Circuit 3T]] | ||
|I2.3=Toad Circuit R|R2.3=[[3DS Toad Circuit|3DS Toad Circuit R]] | |I2.3=3DS Toad Circuit R|R2.3=[[3DS Toad Circuit|3DS Toad Circuit R]] | ||
|I2.4=Daisy Hills|R2.4=[[3DS Daisy Hills]] | |I2.4=3DS Daisy Hills|R2.4=[[3DS Daisy Hills]] | ||
|I2.5=Vanilla Lake 1RT|R2.5=[[SNES Vanilla Lake 1|SNES Vanilla Lake 1R/T]]** | |I2.5=SNES Vanilla Lake 1RT|R2.5=[[SNES Vanilla Lake 1|SNES Vanilla Lake 1R/T]]** | ||
|I2.6=Royal Raceway R|R2.6=[[N64 Royal Raceway|N64 Royal Raceway R]] | |I2.6=N64 Royal Raceway R|R2.6=[[N64 Royal Raceway|N64 Royal Raceway R]] | ||
|I2.7=Kalimari Desert 2RT|R2.7=[[N64 Kalimari Desert | |I2.7=N64 Kalimari Desert 2RT|R2.7=[[N64 Kalimari Desert|N64 Kalimari Desert 2R/T]] | ||
|I2.8=Mushroom Gorge|R2.8=[[Wii Mushroom Gorge]] | |I2.8=Wii Mushroom Gorge|R2.8=[[Wii Mushroom Gorge]] | ||
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Revision as of 12:53, March 17, 2023
| Mushmellow | |
|---|---|
 The Mushmellow in Mario Kart Tour | |
| Strong stats | Acceleration, Handling, Drift (MKDS) |
| Average stats | None (MKDS) |
| Weak stats | Speed, Weight, Items (MKDS) |
| Appears in | Mario Kart DS, Mario Kart Tour |
The Mushmellow is a kart in the Mario Kart series. It is a small kart shaped like a Mushroom. The kart's name is a portmanteau of "mushroom" and "marshmallow", also including the word "mellow". The emblem is located on the stalk, which is where a Mushroom's eyes would go. In Mario Kart Arcade GP 2 and Mario Kart Arcade GP DX, a similar kart called the Mash Run appears, with the Japanese names implying it is a variant of the Mushmellow.
History
Mario Kart DS
The Mushmellow first appears in Mario Kart DS, as Toad's default signature kart. It has high acceleration and above-average handling and drift, but its speed, weight, and items are fairly low. Its weight is tied with the Poltergust 4000; its handling is tied with the Streamliner and ROB-BLS; and its drift is tied with the Hurricane.
The kart is unlocked for Yoshi and Dry Bones to drive when the player wins a gold trophy in all Nitro or Retro cups on 150cc, and becomes available for everyone else when a gold trophy is obtained in every cup on 150cc Mirror Mode.
Mario Kart Tour
The Mushmellow returns in Mario Kart Tour, where it is classified as a Normal kart. It uses the Pipe Frame's tires to match its appearance in Mario Kart DS. The Mushmellow increases the duration of Jump Boost speed boosts and the number of points earned for performing Jump Boosts.
The game introduces two variants, one simply named the Pink Mushmellow, which also has the Normal classification, and another called the Cheermellow, which is a High-End kart that was introduced in the 2019 Winter Tour.
The Mushmellow appears in the First Pipe and Second Pipe of every tour and is a part of the Daily Selects set. Throughout the game's history, it could be obtained in other ways as well, shown in the table below by tour.
| Tour | Availability |
|---|---|
| London Tour | Tour gift 167 Grand Stars required |
| Exploration Tour (2020) | Tour gift 75 Grand Stars required |
| Mario Tour (2021) | Tour gift 60 Grand Stars required |
| Los Angeles Tour (2021) | Tour gift 40 Grand Stars required |
Profiles and statistics
Mario Kart DS
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Mario Kart Tour
| Special skill |  Jump Boost Plus
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| Favorite courses (Bonus points ×2) |
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| Favored courses (Bonus points ×1.5) |
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* indicates a favored course upgraded to a favorite course after reaching level 3. ** indicates a favored course upgraded to a favorite course after reaching level 6. | |||||||||
Gallery
Mario Kart DS
In-game model
In-game model with Toad
Toad in the Mushmellow
Mario Kart Tour
Toad tricking in the Mushmellow on 3DS Mario Circuit
Toad in the Mushmellow on GCN Yoshi Circuit R
Toad drifting in the Mushmellow on 3DS Mario Circuit
Toad, Toad (Pit Crew), Toad (Party Time), and Builder Toad in Mushmellows on GCN Yoshi Circuit
Luigi in the Mushmellow on RMX Rainbow Road 2
Toad tricking in the Mushmellow on RMX Rainbow Road 2
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinese | 蘑菇[?] Mógū |
Mushroom | |
| German | Pilzkarre[?] | Mushroom Car | |
| Italian | Fungomobile[?] | Mushroomobile | |
| Korean | 버돌호[?] Beodol-ho |
Mushboy ("버" is shortened from "버섯", meaning "mushroom". "-돌"(乭) is a suffix commonly used behind Korean male names, and "호" is attached behind the name of trains, ships, or karts.) | |
| Portuguese | Cogumóvel[?] | From cogumelo ("mushroom") and móvel ("mobile") | |
| Spanish | Champibólido[?] | From champiñón ("mushroom") and bólido ("sports car") |
