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===Other Cups=== | ===Other Cups=== | ||
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!Cups | |||
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![[Super Mario Strikers]] | |||
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*[[Super Mushroom Cup]] | *[[Super Mushroom Cup]] | ||
*[[Super Flower Cup]] | *[[Super Flower Cup]] | ||
*[[Super Star Cup]] | *[[Super Star Cup]] | ||
*[[Super Bowser Cup]] | *[[Super Bowser Cup]] | ||
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![[Mario Strikers Charged]] | |||
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*[[Crystal Cup]] | *[[Crystal Cup]] | ||
*[[Striker Cup]] | *[[Striker Cup]] | ||
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![[Mario Power Tennis]] | |||
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*[[Fire Cup]] | |||
*[[Rainbow Cup]] | |||
*[[Moonlight Cup]] | |||
*[[Planet Cup]] | |||
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![[Donkey Kong Barrel Blast]] | |||
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*[[Topaz Cup]] | *[[Topaz Cup]] | ||
*[[Sapphire Cup]] | *[[Sapphire Cup]] | ||
*[[Diamond Cup]] | *[[Diamond Cup]] | ||
*[[Platinum Cup]] | *[[Platinum Cup]] | ||
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![[Mario Tennis Open]] | |||
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*[[1-Up Mushroom Cup]] | *[[1-Up Mushroom Cup]] | ||
*[[Ice Flower Cup]] | *[[Ice Flower Cup]] | ||
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![[Mario Kart Arcade GP DX]] | |||
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*[[Don-chan Cup]] | *[[Don-chan Cup]] | ||
*[[Pac-Man Cup]] | *[[Pac-Man Cup]] | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 17:09, February 10, 2022
- “Keep on racing and soon you'll conquer every cup!”
- —Lakitu, Mario Kart Tour
A Cup is a representation of a certain number of courses in the Mario Kart series. In Super Mario Kart, a Cup consists of five courses, whereas in the later games the number was reduced to four (due to the single tracks being longer). When racing the Grand Prix mode, players race through all the tracks from a Cup. Cups are usually named after items from the Mario franchise, e.g., the Mushroom Cup and the Star Cup. The names are not associated with the tracks in the Cup, so consequently Cup names reappear throughout the series hosting different tracks. The Cups in the arcade Mario Kart games contain only two courses each and are named after the playable characters, aside from the Rainbow Cup. In Mario Kart Tour, Cups are named after the playable characters, but contain three courses and a bonus challenge. Courses in a character's cup will be treated as a favored of favourite course for that character.
In Super Mario Strikers, a Cup consists of a number of matches against varying enemies. Each cup has more enemies than the last, and thus, there are more rounds played. The table system is used. Players score three points when winning, one when losing by a Golden Goal, and zero when losing. In the end, the player with the most points wins. The Bowser Cup features semifinals and finals after the regular phase is over. The unlockable Super Cups are the same as the original cups, but with no Rookie setting available and return matches.
List of Cups
Other Cups
| Game | Cups |
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| Super Mario Strikers | |
| Mario Strikers Charged | |
| Mario Power Tennis | |
| Donkey Kong Barrel Blast | |
| Mario Tennis Open | |
| Mario Kart Arcade GP DX |
Trivia
- In Mario Kart 7 and Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, the player can rotate the cup manually by controlling the
Circle Pad/
Control Stick.
