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The '''Meteor Balloons''' are a High-End [[glider]] in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]''. They were introduced in the [[Space Tour]], and are the signature glider of [[Mario|Mario (Satellaview)]]. As the name suggests, the glider is composed of two balloons in the shape of meteors, similar to the [[Cloud Glider]]. Hitting racers with [[Blooper]]s grants more points when using this glider. A pink gold variant named the [[Pink Gold Meteors]] debuts alongside the Meteor Balloons in the Space Tour.
The '''Meteor Balloons''' are a High-End [[glider]] in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]''. They were introduced in the [[Space Tour]], and are the signature glider of [[Mario|Mario (Satellaview)]]. As the name suggests, the glider is composed of two balloons in the shape of meteors, similar to the [[Cloud Glider]]. Hitting racers with [[Blooper]]s grants more points when using this glider. A pink gold variant named the [[Pink Gold Meteors]] debuts alongside the Meteor Balloons in the Space Tour. The Meteor Balloons are available in regular tour pipes starting from the [[Yoshi Tour (2022)|2022 Yoshi Tour]].


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Revision as of 15:48, April 14, 2022

Template:Kart-infobox The Meteor Balloons are a High-End glider in Mario Kart Tour. They were introduced in the Space Tour, and are the signature glider of Mario (Satellaview). As the name suggests, the glider is composed of two balloons in the shape of meteors, similar to the Cloud Glider. Hitting racers with Bloopers grants more points when using this glider. A pink gold variant named the Pink Gold Meteors debuts alongside the Meteor Balloons in the Space Tour. The Meteor Balloons are available in regular tour pipes starting from the 2022 Yoshi Tour.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese メテオバルーン[?]
Meteo Barūn
Meteor Balloon
French Aile astéroïdes[?] Asteroid Wings
German Meteoritenballons[?] Meteor Balloons
Italian Paranuvolo meteora[?] Meteor Cloud Glider
Portuguese Balão Asteroides[?] Asteroid Balloons
Spanish Globos Asteroides[?] Asteroid Balloons