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- This article is about Standard Kart. For other articles that use the name Standard, see Standard.
The Standard Kart is a type of kart that appears in the Mario Kart series. They first appeared in Mario Kart DS and appeared in all Mario Kart games afterward. Before DS, all standard karts are the Pipe Frame model, though the Toad Kart and the Toadette Kart from Mario Kart: Double Dash!! are similar to the Standard Karts in design. Standard Karts generally have balanced attributes, not usually having any advantage or disadvantages in any particular stat. In Mario Kart DS, there are several variations of the Standard Kart, though each has stats that vary with each character or weight class.
Being a basic vehicle, the Standard Kart closely resembles a real go-kart, unlike other karts in the series.
History
Mario Kart series
Mario Kart DS
The Standard Kart made its first appearance in Mario Kart DS, modeled directly after the Toad Kart and Toadette Kart from Mario Kart: Double Dash!! Each playable character has a Standard kart, being named "Standard" followed by an abbreviation of the character's name (MR for Mario, LG for Luigi etc.) These karts are redesigned, having white bumpers and a body frame of different colors that matches the character's color. The emblem of the character is shown over the hood, although the player can replace it for his or her own in the emblem maker option. Each character's Standard Kart has its own unique stats (though they also depend on the weight class of the character). Lightweight characters have better handling and acceleration while heavyweight characters have higher speed and weight. All Standard Karts in this game give two Mushrooms in Time Trials. The eight characters from Mario Kart 64 and Mario Kart: Super Circuit have mostly the same color palettes for each of their respective Pipe Frames on their Standard Karts as they did in said games; or in the case of Peach and Wario, their Standard Karts are slightly lighter shades. There are 13 Standard Karts in the game; the Shy Guys, only usable in multiplayer, have the same stats as Yoshi.
Standard Karts have a enlarged version of the engine block from the Pipe Frames and the same exhausts from the mentioned vehicle. The karts in this game come with a four-stroke engine with distinctive, high-pitched sound, sharing the same sound with other karts.
Mario Kart Wii
Standard Karts reappear in Mario Kart Wii with a new different design featuring a two-stroke twin cylinder engine with four exhaust pipes and a more powerful sound and the emblem on the block in the front and on a license plate on the back. This time, there is a Standard Kart for each individual size class rather for each character. They are named Standard Kart S for small characters, Standard Kart M for medium characters and Standard Kart L for large characters. Along with the Standard Karts, there are also Standard Bikes due to the introduction of bikes in the game. Each size class of Standard Karts has its own stats that reflect on the respective size class. Small characters are generally better with all stats except for speed and weight while large characters are the opposite.
Mario
Medium
Luigi
Medium
Peach
Medium
Yoshi
Medium
Baby Mario
Small
Baby Peach
Small
Toad
Small
Koopa Troopa
Small
Wario
Large
Waluigi
Large
Donkey Kong
Large
Bowser
Large
Daisy
Medium
Birdo
Medium
Diddy Kong
Medium
Bowser Jr.
Medium
Baby Luigi
Small
Baby Daisy
Small
Toadette
Small
Dry Bones
Small
King Boo
Large
Rosalina
Large
Funky Kong
Large
Dry Bowser
Large
Battle Mode
Mario's Red Team kart
Luigi's Blue Team kart
Mario Kart 7
Standard Karts are redesigned in Mario Kart 7 with an appearance resembling the Toad Kart and Toadette Kart from Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, while retaining the same engine sound from Mario Kart Wii. Like in Mario Kart DS, the emblem is once again located on the hood. In this game, the Standard Karts (along with the other karts) are equipped with retractable hang-gliders and propellers for driving underwater. It tends to have average stats, with below average stats in underwater handling and Mini-Turbo. This game also introduces the Gold Standard and the return of Pipe Frame, the kart that appeared in the first three Mario Kart games.
Mario's Standard Kart
Luigi's Standard Kart
Toad's Standard Kart
Bowser's Standard Kart
Koopa Troopa's Standard Kart
Shy Guy's Standard Kart
Lakitu's Standard Kart
Wiggler's Standard Kart
Orange Mii's Standard Kart
Toad's Standard Kart (without any tires)
The Pipe Frame
The Gold Standard
Mario's Standard Kart
Luigi's Standard Kart
Peach's Standard Kart
Yoshi's Standard Kart
Bowser's Standard Kart
Donkey Kong's Standard Kart
Toad's Standard Kart
Koopa Troopa's Standard Kart
Daisy's Standard Kart
Wario's Standard Kart
Rosalina's Standard Kart
Metal Mario's Standard Kart
Shy Guy's Standard Kart
Honey Queen's Standard Kart
Wiggler's Standard Kart
Lakitu's Standard Kart
Icons
Mario's Standard Kart
Luigi's Standard Kart
Peach's Standard Kart
Yoshi's Standard Kart
Bowser's Standard Kart
Donkey Kong's Standard Kart
Toad's Standard Kart
Koopa Troopa's Standard Kart
Daisy's Standard Kart
Wario's Standard Kart
Rosalina's Standard Kart
Metal Mario's Standard Kart
Shy Guy's Standard Kart
Honey Queen's Standard Kart
Wiggler's Standard Kart
Lakitu's Standard Kart
Red Mii's Standard Kart
Orange Mii's Standard Kart
Yellow Mii's Standard Kart
Light-green Mii's Standard Kart
Green Mii's Standard Kart
Blue Mii's Standard Kart
Light-blue Mii's Standard Kart
Pink Mii's Standard Kart
Purple Mii's Standard Kart
Brown Mii's Standard Kart
Black Mii's Standard Kart
White Mii's Standard Kart
Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
The Standard Kart returns in Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, once again redesigned and looking similar to the one seen in Mario Kart Arcade GP DX, but with slightly more rounded bodywork and smaller engine block. Like in Mario Kart DS and Mario Kart 7, the emblem is located on the hood. In Mario Kart 8 the Standard Kart again tends to have average stats, with above average air speed and traction while having below average acceleration and anti-gravity handling, while in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe the Standard Kart has an increased acceleration, Mini-Turbo, anti-gravity speed, ground handling and anti-gravity handling at the expense of decreased traction and air speed, leading to average values in all stats. Like the Mario Kart Wii and Mario Kart 7 counterparts, it has a two-stroke engine and its sound is shared with the Pipe Frame, Teddy Buggy, Wild Wiggler, Sneeker, and Splat Buggy.
All CPUs may use this kart body, often pairing it with the Standard tires. However, the CPU-controlled heavyweights who have a large body frame (excluding Link, as well as Rosalina in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe) will most likely pair this kart body with the Monster tires instead.
Artwork
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Sprites
Icons
Mario, Baby Mario, and red Mii
Luigi, Baby Luigi, and green Mii
Peach, Baby Peach, and pink Mii
Daisy and Baby Daisy
Inkling Girl (green)
Inkling Girl (magenta)
Inkling Boy (purple)
Inkling Boy (teal)
Champion's Tunic Link
Male Villager
Female Villager
Orange Mii
Yellow Mii
Light-green Mii
Blue Mii
Purple Mii
Brown Mii
White Mii
Black Mii
Screenshots
Mario's Standard Kart
Luigi's Standard Kart
Peach's Standard Kart
Daisy's Standard Kart
Rosalina's Standard Kart
Tanooki Mario's Standard Kart
Cat Peach's Standard Kart
Yoshi's Standard Kart
Toad's Standard Kart
Koopa Troopa's Standard Kart
Shy Guy's Standard Kart
Lakitu's Standard Kart
Toadette's Standard Kart
King Boo's Standard Kart
Baby Mario's Standard Kart
Baby Luigi's Standard Kart
Baby Peach's Standard Kart
Baby Daisy's Standard Kart
Baby Rosalina's Standard Kart
Metal Mario's Standard Kart
Pink Gold Peach's Standard Kart
Wario's Standard Kart
Waluigi's Standard Kart
Donkey Kong's Standard Kart
Bowser's Standard Kart
Dry Bones' Standard Kart
Bowser Jr.'s Standard Kart
Dry Bowser's Standard Kart
Lemmy's Standard Kart
Larry's Standard Kart
Wendy's Standard Kart
Ludwig's Standard Kart
Iggy's Standard Kart
Roy's Standard Kart
Morton's Standard Kart
Link's Standard Kart
Inkling Girl's Standard Kart
Inkling Boy's Standard Kart
Male Villager's Standard Kart
Female Villager's Standard Kart
Isabelle's Standard Kart
Mario Kart Tour
The Mario Kart 8 Standard Kart returns in Mario Kart Tour, as two separate karts. Mario’s color scheme appears as the Red Standard 8 and is classified as a Super kart. Luigi's color scheme is used for a variant of this kart, called the Green Standard 8, which is also classified as a Super kart.
Super Smash Bros. series
Super Smash Bros. Brawl
The Mario Kart DS variations of the Standard Kart also appear in Super Smash Bros. Brawl on the Mario Circuit stage. They appear in multiple colors and are driven by Shy Guys. They act as hazards which can KO the players if they aren't careful.
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
The Standard Karts from Mario Kart 8 are seen in the "Comet Observatory" trailer for Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, where they are driven by Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Bowser, and Donkey Kong around Rainbow Road. Their race is interrupted by the sudden presence of Kirby on his Warp Star and his interaction with Rosalina and her Luma.
In Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, in the Rainbow Road stage, Shy Guys once again appear racing in Standard Karts, though this time they are the ones used in Mario Kart 7. Mario's, Bowser's, and Shy Guy's Standard Karts from Mario Kart 7 make cameo appearances as trophies. Shy Guys also appear in the Mario Circuit stage in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U with the same role as the other Mario Kart-inspired tracks, with the Standard models being from Mario Kart 8.
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U additionally features Mario Kart DS Standard Karts in the same instances as in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, being driven by Shy Guys on the Mario Circuit (Brawl) stage.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Shy Guys drive around in Standard Karts on the Figure-8 Circuit and Mario Circuit once again, using their respective designs. A Standard Kart also appears as a Novice-class support spirit, using an artwork featuring Koopa Troopa from Mario Kart Wii. When used, it occupies one support slot and equips the fighter with a Boomerang at the start of a battle. The spirit's battle involves four Squirtle faced on the Figure-8 Circuit stage, with Green Shells as the only items that spawn, reflecting the artwork used to represent the spirit.
Paper Mario series
Paper Mario: Color Splash
In Paper Mario: Color Splash, Luigi can be seen driving his Standard Kart from Mario Kart 8, with the kart being made of paper and cardboard to match the game's art style. Once Mario and Huey collect all of the Big Paint Stars, Luigi appears and uses his kart to transport them to Black Bowser's Castle, with the help of a Rainbow Road created by the paint fountain.
Paper Mario: The Origami King
In Paper Mario: The Origami King, Luigi is again seen driving a Standard Kart, with the design being the same as the one seen in the previous game. At the start of the game, Mario and Luigi use the kart to reach Toad Town.
Super Mario Run
In Super Mario Run, Mario on his Standard Kart appears as statue during the Mario Kart event, alongside the Banana statue and Blooper statue.
Other appearances
In the Animal Crossing series, the player can obtain the Standard Kart as a furniture item. In Animal Crossing: City Folk, it takes its appearance from Mario Kart Wii, while in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, it takes its appearance from Mario Kart 7.
In Super Nintendo World, Standard Karts from Mario Kart 8 are the basis of the vehicles used in the attraction Mario Kart: Koopa's Challenge.[1]
Profiles and statistics
Mario Kart Wii
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Super Smash Bros. series
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS trophies
| Name | Image | American English description | British English description |
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| Shy Guy + Standard Kart | 
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Shy Guy makes his debut as a racer in Mario Kart 7 once you win the 150cc Shell Cup. He's a lightweight racer with superb handling. Watch out for the eight Shy Guys racing around the Rainbow Road stage—they'll happily run you over if you get in their way! | Shy Guy makes his debut as a selectable character in Mario Kart 7, and all you have to do to unlock him is win the 150cc Shell Cup. He's lightweight, like Toad and Koopa, and has excellent handling. The Rainbow Road stage has eight Shy Guys whizzing around the track, so be careful not to get hit, or you'll go speeding off the stage! |
| Mario + Standard Kart | 
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Customizing your ride is part of the fun of Mario Kart 7. Choose the best frame, tires, and glider to make your own dream machine! You can come up with some outlandish combinations, but I think Mario looks best when you keep things simple. | Customising your kart in Mario Kart 7 is a lot of fun. Pick your favourite frame, tyres and glider, and make your mark out on the track! Maybe your favourites are the basic ones. Nothing wrong with that! Flashy is all well and good, but there's something to be said for "simple-but-effective". |
| Bowser + Standard Kart | 
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Bowser has tricked out his kart exactly like Mario's. With a level playing field, it all comes down to the driver's skill. Well, and luck. And if the driver got a good night's sleep... Only the goddess of victory knows who will win. That's part of the fun of Mario Kart! | The kart Bowser has here isn't unique to him. You can use the same parts with any racer - even Mario! Of course, even if everyone has the same kart, the race still won't come down to pure skill - luck always plays a part. It's that unpredictability that makes Mario Kart so exciting, after all! |
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate spirit
| Name | Image | Series / game | Type | Class | Strength / effect(s) | How to obtain | Spirit battle | |||
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| Opponent(s) | Battle conditions | Stage | Song | |||||||
| Standard Kart | 
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Mario Kart Series | Support (1) | Novice | Boomerang Equipped | Spirit Board | Squirtle ×4 |
Rule: Item: Green Shell
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Figure-8 Circuit | Mario Circuit - Super Mario Kart |
Gallery
2015 nengajō for Nintendo Dream based on Mario Kart 8
A common badge from Mario Kart Tour that depicts the Standard Kart with its design from Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit
Group artwork for Mario Kart: Koopa's Challenge from Super Nintendo World
Promotional image for Super Nintendo World
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | スタンダード Sutandādo スタンダードカート[?] Sutandādo Kāto |
Standard Standard Kart |
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| Chinese (simplified) | 标准车 (Mario Kart 7) Biāozhǔn Chē 标准型卡丁车 (Mario Kart 8 Deluxe) Biāozhǔn Xíng Kǎdīngchē[?] |
Standard Car Standard-Type Kart |
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| Chinese (traditional) | 標準車[?] Biāozhǔn Chē |
Standard Car | |
| Dutch | Standaard Standaardkart[?] |
Standard Standard Kart |
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| German | Standard Standard-Kart[?] |
Standard Standard Kart |
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| Italian | Standard Kart standard[?] |
Standard Standard Kart |
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| Korean | 스탠더드카트[?] Seutaendeodeu Kateu |
Standard Kart | |
| Portuguese | Padrão Kart Padrão[?] |
Standard Standard Kart |
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| Russian | Стандартный Standartny Карт-стандарт[?] Kart-standart |
Standard Standard Kart |
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| Spanish | Estandár Kart estándar[?] |
Standard Standard Kart |
Trivia
- The Toad Kart and Toadette Kart in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! greatly resemble the Standard Kart in its sequel, Mario Kart DS.
- The Standard Kart from Mario Kart Wii is the only version of this kart that do not appear in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U, as Shy Guys are seen driving the version of the kart from Mario Kart 7 in the 3DS version and the Mario Kart 8 version (which was already seen in the "Comet Observatory" trailer) in the Wii U version, and the Mario Kart DS version of the karts returns from Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
- Similarly, the Standard Kart from Mario Kart 7 is the only version of the kart that does not appear in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, due to Rainbow Road being absent, as well as the Standard Kart from Mario Kart Wii appearing as a spirit.
- In Mario Kart 7, the Standard Kart has a similar engine sound as Mario and Luigi's kart in Mario Kart 64.
References
- ^ Nintendo (December 18, 2020). Super Nintendo World Direct 12.18.2020. YouTube. Retrieved December 18, 2020.
