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MKT Peach Kimono Quickshaw.jpg|Peach (Kimono) driving
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MKT Peach Kimono Jumping.jpg|Peach (Kimono) tricking
MKT Peach Kimono Jumping.jpg|Peach (Kimono) tricking
Mario Hakama MKT.jpg|[[Mario|Mario (Hakama)]] tricking
MKT Mario Hakama.jpg|[[Mario|Mario (Hakama)]] tricking
MKT Mario Hakama Quickshaw.jpg|Mario (Hakama) cheering
MKT Mario Hakama Quickshaw.jpg|Mario (Hakama) cheering
MKT New Year's Tour Racers.jpg|Mario (Happi) in the Quickshaw
MKT New Year's Tour Racers.jpg|Mario (Happi) in the Quickshaw

Revision as of 15:47, September 15, 2020

Template:Kart-infobox The Quickshaw is a kart that appears in Mario Kart Tour, classified as a High-End kart. Its name is a portmanteau of the words "quick" and "rickshaw", which the vehicle is designed after. It has red and white ribbons connected to the engine, and the emblem is located on the front of the kart. It uses a new set of tires that resemble those on the Heart Coach and Bloom Coach in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. The Quickshaw increases the duration of Rocket Starts and the points earned for successfully performing one.

The Quickshaw was exclusively available as a spotlight during the Tokyo Tour and the New Year's Tour.

Profiles and statistics

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  • Mario Kart Tour Twitter:
    • "The Quickshaw is the perfect way to cruise through the Tokyo tour! It's a High-End kart designed to look like a traditional rickshaw! Speed past your opponents and take in the sights the old-fashioned way!"[1]
    • "Mario (Happi) looks dapper in his traditional Japanese garb! He also brought along his Bob-omb Cannon to add a little flare to the festivities. The Quickshaw may hearken back to a simpler time, but don't underestimate its speed!"[2]

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
German Flinkscha[?] ?
Italian Sciòrisciò[?] From sciò (word used to tell someone to go away) and risciò ("rickshaw")
Portuguese Riquijá[?] From riquixá ("rickshaw") and ("now", equivalent of "go" in countdowns)
Spanish (NOA) Carretaxi[?] ?
Spanish (NOE) Turbipalanquín[?] ?

References

  1. ^ mariokarttourEN (October 17, 2019). Twitter. Retrieved March 16, 2020.
  2. ^ mariokarttourEN (January 1, 2020). Twitter. Retrieved March 24, 2020.