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Cookatiel's Sizzling Sprint is the fourth course of the Bonus Episode in the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS versions of Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. It is a food-themed level inspired by the Luncheon Kingdom from Super Mario Odyssey.
Super Gems
- Super Gem 1: Appears upon pressing the first P Switch.
- Super Gem 2: Appears upon pressing all three P Switches (two P Switches in the 3DS version) on the slope mid-way through the level.
- Super Gem 3: Appears upon pressing the last two P Switches in the level.
Bonus Objective
- Cleared course with 4 Toads! (Switch) (NTSC)
- Cleared course with 4 characters (Switch) (PAL)
- Collected 230 coins! (3DS)
Enemies
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 料理の国のコッコ鳥[?] Ryōri no Kuni no Kokku-chō |
Cookatiel of the Luncheon Kingdom | |
| Dutch | Sprintwedstrijd in het Kookrijk[?] | Sprint-Match in the Cooking Kingdom | |
| German | Der Chefgock im Schlemmerland[?] | The Cookatiel in the Gourmet Country | |
| Spanish | Huida candente de Chefarraco[?] | Sizzling Escape from Cookatiel |
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