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==''Mario Kart 8''==
==''Mario Kart 8''==
Standards will reappear in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' with an appearance similar to that of the previous installment. Along with being able to glide and go underwater, the karts are also fitted to drive along the walls and ceilings.
Standards will reappear in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' with an appearance similar to that of the previous installment. Along with being able to glide and go underwater, the karts are also fitted to drive along the walls and ceilings.
===Color Schemes===
*Mario - Red top and blue underside
*Luigi - Green top and blue underside
*Peach - Pink top and yellow underside
*Toad - Blue top and yellow underside
*Yoshi - Light green top and blue underside
*Donkey Kong - Brown top and red underside
*Wario - Yellow top and purple underside
*Bowser
*Daisy - Yellow top and orange underside
*Waluigi
*Koopa Troopa - Green top and yellow underside
*Baby Mario - Red top and blue underside
*Baby Luigi - Green top and blue underside
*Baby Peach - Pink top and yellow underside
*Baby Daisy - Yellow top and orange underside
*Shy Guy - Black top and red underside
*Baby Rosalina
*Toadette - Pink top and red underside
*Lakitu - Sky blue top and yellow underside
*Rosalina - Turquoise top and blue underside
*Metal Mario - Silver
*Pink Gold Peach - Pink gold top and red underside
*Larry Koopa - Yellow top and sky blue underside
*Morton Koopa Jr.
*Wendy O. Koopa - Pink top and cyan underside
*Iggy Koopa
*Roy Koopa
*Lemmy Koopa - Cyan top and orange underside
*Ludwig Von Koopa


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==

Revision as of 13:12, May 4, 2014

Template:Kart-infobox The Standard is a type of kart that appears in the Mario Kart series. They first appeared in Mario Kart DS and appeared in all Mario Kart games afterward. Standard karts are generally basic in terms of stats, not usually having any advantage or disadvantages in any specific stat. There are several variations of the Standard kart, though each have their own unique stats.

Mario Kart DS

The Standard kart made its first appearance in Mario Kart DS. Each playable character has a Standard kart, being named Standard Kart followed by an abbreviation of the character's name (MR for Mario, LG for Luigi etc.) These karts are redesigned, having white bumpers and a hood of different color palettes that matches the character's custom color. The decal of the character is shown over the hood, although the player can replace it for his or her own in the emblem maker option. Each character's Standard had their own unique stats though they also depended on the weight class of the character. Lightweights had better handling and acceleration while heavyweights had higher speed and weight. All Standards in this game gave 2 Mushrooms in Time Trials.

Mario Kart Wii

Standards reappear in Mario Kart Wii. This time, there is a Standard for each individual weight class rather for each character. They are named Standard Kart S for small, Standard Kart M for middle and Standard Kart L for large. Along with the Standard Karts, there are also Standard Bikes due to the introduction of bikes in the game. Each weight class of Standards have their own stats that reflect on the respective weight class. Lightweights were generally better with all stats except for speed and weight while heavyweights were opposite.

Stats

Standard Kart S

Speed
41/80
Weight
29/80
Acceleration
48/80
Handling
48/80
Drift
51/80
Off-Road
40/80
Mini-Turbo
45/80
Drift-type Out

Standard Kart M

Speed
46/80
Weight
45/80
Acceleration
40/80
Handling
43/80
Drift
45/80
Off-Road
35/80
Mini-Turbo
40/80
Drift-type Out

Standard Kart L

Speed
48/80
Weight
59/80
Acceleration
37/80
Handling
40/80
Drift
40/80
Off-Road
35/80
Mini-Turbo
35/80
Drift-type Out

Mario Kart 7

Standards reappear in Mario Kart 7 with a similar appearance to the ones in Mario Kart DS. In this game, the Standards (along with the other kart parts) were equipped with gliders and propellers for driving underwater. Unlike past games, the Standards here didn't offer any stat changes due to the main stats relying more on the weight class of the character. This game also introduces the Gold Standard which does alter the stats and the Pipe Frame, the standard kart that appeared in the first three Mario Kart games.

Stats

  • Speed: 0
  • Acceleration: 0
  • Weight: 0
  • Handling: 0
  • Off-Road: 0

Color Schemes

  • Mario - Red body, blue underside, white frame
  • Luigi - Green body, dark blue underside, white frame
  • Peach - Pink body, yellow underside, white frame
  • Yoshi - Cyan body, green underside, white frame
  • Bowser - Orange body, green underside, black frame
  • Donkey Kong - Brown body, lime green underside, black frame
  • Toad - Blue body, yellow underside, white frame
  • Koopa - Lime green body, yellow underside, white frame
  • Daisy - Yellow-orange body, orange underside, white frame
  • Wario - Purple body, yellow underside, white frame
  • Rosalina - Turquoise body, light yellow underside, white frame
  • Metal Mario - Silver body, grey underside, silver frame
  • Shy Guy - White body, white underside, grey frame
  • Honey Queen - Violet body, brown underside, orange frame
  • Wiggler - Light brown body, orange underside, orange frame
  • Lakitu - Sky blue body, yellow underside, white frame
  • Mii - Color depends on Mii's color, their icon is light blue

Mario Kart 8

Standards will reappear in Mario Kart 8 with an appearance similar to that of the previous installment. Along with being able to glide and go underwater, the karts are also fitted to drive along the walls and ceilings.

Color Schemes

  • Mario - Red top and blue underside
  • Luigi - Green top and blue underside
  • Peach - Pink top and yellow underside
  • Toad - Blue top and yellow underside
  • Yoshi - Light green top and blue underside
  • Donkey Kong - Brown top and red underside
  • Wario - Yellow top and purple underside
  • Bowser
  • Daisy - Yellow top and orange underside
  • Waluigi
  • Koopa Troopa - Green top and yellow underside
  • Baby Mario - Red top and blue underside
  • Baby Luigi - Green top and blue underside
  • Baby Peach - Pink top and yellow underside
  • Baby Daisy - Yellow top and orange underside
  • Shy Guy - Black top and red underside
  • Baby Rosalina
  • Toadette - Pink top and red underside
  • Lakitu - Sky blue top and yellow underside
  • Rosalina - Turquoise top and blue underside
  • Metal Mario - Silver
  • Pink Gold Peach - Pink gold top and red underside
  • Larry Koopa - Yellow top and sky blue underside
  • Morton Koopa Jr.
  • Wendy O. Koopa - Pink top and cyan underside
  • Iggy Koopa
  • Roy Koopa
  • Lemmy Koopa - Cyan top and orange underside
  • Ludwig Von Koopa

Names in other languages

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