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Revision as of 22:44, February 9, 2022
A new course[1][2] is the term used to refer to an original course in the Mario Kart series that is new to the series and has never appeared before. They often took the name of the game they were derived from: in Mario Kart: Super Circuit, the original tracks are called Super Circuit Tracks to distinguish them from the tracks originating from Super Mario Kart, called Extra Tracks. In Mario Kart DS, the new courses are known as Nitro Courses from the project codename of the game, Project Nitro. In Mario Kart Wii the new courses are known as Wii courses. Some of them have reappeared in later Mario Kart games as classic courses. In all the console games, at least one Mario Circuit, Bowser's Castle, Rainbow Road, a beach- or water-themed course, and a snow-themed course have appeared as a new course. While Mario Kart Tour does have its own Mario Circuit and Rainbow Road courses, they have only been in the form of remix courses thus far.
Courses
Mushroom Cup
Flower Cup
Game | Course 1 | Course 2 | Course 3 | Course 4 | Course 5 |
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Super Mario Kart | ![]() Choco Island 1 |
![]() Ghost Valley 2 |
![]() Donut Plains 2 |
![]() Bowser Castle 2 |
![]() Mario Circuit 3 |
Mario Kart 64 | ![]() Toad's Turnpike |
![]() Frappe Snowland |
![]() Choco Mountain |
![]() Mario Raceway |
N/A |
Mario Kart: Super Circuit | ![]() Mario Circuit |
![]() Boo Lake |
![]() Cheese Land |
![]() Bowser Castle 2 |
N/A |
Mario Kart: Double Dash!! | ![]() Mushroom Bridge |
![]() Mario Circuit |
![]() Daisy Cruiser |
![]() Waluigi Stadium |
N/A |
Mario Kart DS | ![]() Desert Hills |
![]() Delfino Square |
![]() Waluigi Pinball |
![]() Shroom Ridge |
N/A |
Mario Kart Wii | ![]() Mario Circuit white |
![]() Coconut Mall white |
![]() DK Summit DK's Snowboard Cross |
![]() Wario's Gold Mine white |
N/A |
Mario Kart 7 | ![]() Wuhu Loop Wuhu Island Loop |
![]() Mario Circuit white |
![]() Music Park Melody Motorway |
![]() Rock Rock Mountain Alpine Pass |
N/A |
Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe | File:MK8-Course-MarioCircuit.png Mario Circuit white |
![]() Toad Harbor Toad Harbour |
File:MK8-Course-TwistedMansion.png Twisted Mansion white |
![]() Shy Guy Falls white |
N/A |
Lightning Cup
NOTE: From Mario Kart DS onwards, it is the last cup of the classic courses.
Game | Course 1 | Course 2 | Course 3 | Course 4 |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mario Kart: Super Circuit | ![]() Luigi Circuit |
![]() Sky Garden |
![]() Cheep-Cheep Island |
![]() Sunset Wilds |
Star Cup
Game | Course 1 | Course 2 | Course 3 | Course 4 | Course 5 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Super Mario Kart | ![]() Koopa Beach 1 |
![]() Choco Island 2 |
![]() Vanilla Lake 1 |
![]() Bowser Castle 3 |
![]() Mario Circuit 4 |
Mario Kart 64 | ![]() Wario Stadium |
![]() Sherbet Land |
![]() Royal Raceway |
![]() Bowser's Castle |
N/A |
Mario Kart: Super Circuit | ![]() Snow Land |
![]() Ribbon Road |
![]() Yoshi Desert |
![]() Bowser Castle 3 |
N/A |
Mario Kart: Double Dash!! | ![]() Sherbet Land |
![]() Mushroom City |
![]() Yoshi Circuit |
![]() DK Mountain |
N/A |
Mario Kart DS | ![]() DK Pass |
![]() Tick-Tock Clock |
![]() Mario Circuit |
![]() Airship Fortress |
N/A |
Mario Kart Wii | ![]() Daisy Circuit |
![]() Koopa Cape |
![]() Maple Treeway |
![]() Grumble Volcano |
N/A |
Mario Kart 7 | ![]() Piranha Plant Slide Piranha Plant Pipeway |
![]() Wario Shipyard Wario's Galleon |
![]() Neo Bowser City Koopa City |
![]() Maka Wuhu Wuhu Mountain Loop |
N/A |
Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe | ![]() Sunshine Airport |
![]() Dolphin Shoals |
![]() Electrodrome |
![]() Mount Wario |
N/A |
Special Cup
Egg Cup
Game | Course 1 | Course 2 | Course 3 | Course 4 |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe | ![]() Template:Classic-link Classic |
![]() Excitebike Arena New |
![]() Dragon Driftway New |
![]() Mute City New |
Triforce Cup
Game | Course 1 | Course 2 | Course 3 | Course 4 |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe | ![]() Template:Classic-link Classic |
![]() Template:Classic-link Classic |
![]() Ice Ice Outpost New |
![]() Hyrule Circuit New |
Crossing Cup
Game | Course 1 | Course 2 | Course 3 | Course 4 |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe | ![]() Template:Classic-link Classic |
![]() Template:Classic-link Classic |
![]() Wild Woods New |
![]() Animal Crossing New |
Bell Cup
Game | Course 1 | Course 2 | Course 3 | Course 4 |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe | ![]() Template:Classic-link Koopa City Classic |
![]() Template:Classic-link white Classic |
![]() Super Bell Subway white New |
![]() Big Blue white New |
Mario Kart Tour
A subset of Mario Kart Tour's new courses are referred to as city courses and are specifically set in real life cities. These courses appear in tours themed after their pertinent city, such as London Loop in the London Tour. There are up to four different layouts of city courses, with the fourth layout typically being a 1-lap circuit that incorporates most of the peculiar routes of the three previous layouts.
Since the content of each cup changes periodically in Mario Kart Tour, courses below are simply listed in the order in which they were introduced to the game.
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Platform codes
Since Mario Kart 7, every course in the console Mario Kart games and in Mario Kart Tour features a specific platform code prepended to its internal name, indicating the platform on which the game that had said courses as new courses was released. As the courses become classic courses the platform code receives a game text counterpart that depends on the language set and is prepended to the course name.
Platform code | English game text counterpart | Platform | Game |
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sfc | SNES | Super Nintendo Entertainment System | Super Mario Kart |
n64 | N64 | Nintendo 64 | Mario Kart 64 |
agb | GBA | Game Boy Advance | Mario Kart: Super Circuit |
gc | GCN | Nintendo GameCube | Mario Kart: Double Dash!! |
ds | DS | Nintendo DS | Mario Kart DS |
wii | Wii | Wii | Mario Kart Wii |
3ds | 3DS | Nintendo 3DS | Mario Kart 7 |
u | N/A | Wii U | Mario Kart 8 |
mob | Tour | mobile devices | Mario Kart Tour |
Gallery
Cups emblems
Mushroom Cup
Flower Cup
Lightning Cup
Star Cup
Special Cup
Mario Kart: Super Circuit [3]
Mario Kart Tour
In Mario Kart Tour, the cups are named after characters rather than items. Most of the unique characters in the game have a cup named after them, and the cup's associated character gets raised one shelf on that cup's courses (unless it is already one of their favorite courses). The cups are listed below in order of their first appearance.
Cups trophies
Mushroom Cup
The Mushroom Cup trophy in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!.
The Mushroom Cup trophy in Mario Kart DS.
The Mushroom Cup trophy in Mario Kart Wii.
The Mushroom Cup trophy in Mario Kart 7.
- MK8 Mushroom Cup.jpg
The Mushroom Cup trophy in Mario Kart 8.
Flower Cup
- FlowerCup MK8.jpg
The Flower Cup trophy in Mario Kart 8.
Star Cup
- MK8 Star Cup Screenshot.jpg
The Star Cup trophy in Mario Kart 8.
Special Cup
- MK8 Special Cup Screenshot.jpg
The Special Cup trophy in Mario Kart 8.
Names in other languages
Super Circuit Tracks
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Trivia
- The four worlds after World Bowser in Super Mario 3D World resemble the new cups (World Mushroom for Mushroom Cup, World Flower for Flower Cup, World Star for Star Cup, and World Crown for Special Cup).