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- Not to be confused with Mushroom Field.
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Mushroom Fields is the first race of the Banana Cup in Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit. This course features numerous Mushrooms along the track providing the driver bursts of speed, often trailing sets of Coins. This course also gives a dimmed, raining effect throughout the entirety of the track. This race reuses the music from Mario Kart 8 Deluxe's 3DS Wuhu Town for its theme. The course's icon depicts Mario on his Baseball Uniform in the Fastball, with a Mushroom near him.
Gates
The gates in this race are stylized as they would appear in a baseball stadium.
- Gate 1: Features Item Boxes.
- Gate 2: Features Boosts.
- Gate 3: Features Item Boxes.
- Gate 4: Features Boosts.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | キノコスタジアム Kinoko Sutajiamu |
Mushroom Stadium | |
Dutch | Paddenstoelenveld | Mushroom Field | |
German | Pilzfeld | Mushroom Field | |
Italian | Campi Fungosi | Fungal Fields | |
Korean | 버섯 스타디움 Beoseos Seutadium |
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Spanish | Campiña Champiñón | Mushroom Countryside |