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*This is the first battle stage in the ''Mario Kart'' series to have a different name in the NTSC and PAL regions. | *This is the first battle stage in the ''Mario Kart'' series to have a different name in the NTSC and PAL regions. | ||
*It | *It may take place in [[Koopa Cape]] because it has [[Maw-Ray|Unagi]] and [[Cheep Cheep]]s through the windows on the walls. | ||
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Revision as of 12:09, October 27, 2020
Template:Racecourse Chain Chomp Wheel (known as Chain Chomp Roulette in non-American English versions) is a battle course in the game Mario Kart Wii. It takes place inside a casino's roulette-style wheel, with a gigantic Chain Chomp rolling around and squashing racers in its path. The arena is located underwater; a Unagi and Cheep Cheeps can be seen through the windows on the walls, swimming outside of the stage. As with Funky Stadium, the players start from off the map on Dash Panels and make an entrance into the map.
Layout
The layout of the Chain Chomp Wheel is similar to Tart Top, a battle course from Mario Kart DS. The course is round with a small incline, with Dash Panels located on the outer section of the wheel and in the very center of the wheel. The wheel is constantly moving, and Item Boxes are located around every few sections of the wheel, as well as the middle of a large star (which appears to act as the wheel's spinner). The center Dash Panels can be used to get Item Boxes located in the wheel's spinner, which has a high chance of granting the player a Star, although they can also give a Mushroom.
A large Chain Chomp rolls around the course in an opposite direction to the wheel. Anyone caught it is path is flattened, causing them to lose any items they have; any racers who run into the Chain Chomp from the other sides get knocked over as if they ran into a Bullet Bill.
Tournaments
During May 2009, the second tournament of the month took place on Chain Chomp Wheel; players had to collect one hundred coins while avoiding the Chain Chomp. It was restricted to Wii Wheel users, and the items that were used included Mushrooms, Mega Mushrooms, and Stars. This tournament was repeated as the second tournament of May 2011, the first tournament of August 2012, and the second tournament of October 2013.
Profiles
- Mario Kart Wii European website: "You'll need more than a little luck to survive in this game of roulette. With a giant Chain Chomp rolling around, you might want to head for the high edges and pull off some stunts until it has passed by!"
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ワンワンルーレット[?] Wanwan Rūretto |
Chain Chomp Roulette | |
| German | Kettenhund-Roulette[?] | Chain Chomp Roulette | |
| Italian | Roulette Categnaccio[?] | Chain Chomp Roulette | |
| Korean | 멍멍이 룰렛[?] Meong-meongi Rullet |
Chain Chomp Roulette | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Ruleta de Chain Chomp[?] | Chain Chomp's Roulette | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Ruleta Chomp Cadenas[?] | Chain Chomp Roulette |
Trivia
- This is the first battle stage in the Mario Kart series to have a different name in the NTSC and PAL regions.
- It may take place in Koopa Cape because it has Unagi and Cheep Cheeps through the windows on the walls.
