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The '''NO LIMIT! Parade''' is an event held at in {{wp|Universal Studios Japan}} in {{wp|Osaka}} which premiered on February 28, 2023, after two delays from mid-2022 and late-2022. It is a parade held once a day that features characters from many licenses that the park holds, including ''Pokémon'', and focuses on the period of music from different decades.
The '''NO LIMIT! Parade''' is an event held at in {{wp|Universal Studios Japan}} in {{wp|Osaka}} which premiered on February 28, 2023, after two delays from mid-2022 and late-2022. It is a parade held once a day that features characters from many licenses that the park holds, including ''Pokémon'', and focuses on the period of music from different decades.


==Details==
==Details==
The parade includes a [[Mario Kart]] themed float that depicts several characters racing on [[Rainbow Road]] in the "Universal Cup". The parade marks the debut of [[Yoshi]] as a costumed character at the park.
The parade includes a ''[[Mario Kart (series)|Mario Kart]]''-themed float that depicts several characters racing on [[Rainbow Road]] in the "Universal Cup". The parade marks the debut of [[Yoshi]] as a costumed character at the park.


The unit begins with three live performers riding hoverboards and wearing [[Green Shell]], [[Red Shell]] and [[Spiny Shell]]-themed hats. They lead three smaller floats which feature costumed characters of Yoshi, [[Princess Peach]] and [[Luigi]], all riding [[Standard Kart|Standard Karts]] with [[Standard (tire)|Standard Tires]] in [[Anti-gravity]] mode. The Karts are riding on top of clouds, with the "Universal Cup" icon on the front, and covered in sculptures of various Mario Kart series items.
The unit begins with three live performers riding hoverboards and wearing [[Green Shell]], [[Red Shell]] and [[Spiny Shell (blue)|Spiny Shell]]-themed hats. They lead three smaller floats which feature costumed characters of Yoshi, [[Princess Peach]] and [[Luigi]], all riding [[Standard Kart]]s with [[Standard (tire)|Standard Tires]] in [[Anti-gravity]] mode. The Karts are riding on top of clouds, with the "Universal Cup" icon on the front, and covered in sculptures of various Mario Kart series items.


The main float is led by various live performers, mostly stiltwalkers, dressed up in costumes themed after the [[Koopalings]] and a [[Piranha Plant]]. The float's design is mainly based on the ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' version of [[SNES Rainbow Road]]. It features a costumed character of [[Mario]] driving at the front, while sculptures of [[Bowser]] and [[Toad]] trail behind. All of them ride Standard Karts with Standard tires while Bowser rides a [[Standard ATV]] with the [[Monster (tire)|Monster tires]], but they all drive normally this time. As with the smaller floats, this float is decorated with various items from the franchise, while the front has a checkered flag with the word "FINISH!" in front. The back has a large finishing line with two disco balls on the left and right to match the parade's "dance" theme. Some Confetti Cannons are hidden away behind the [[Bullet Bill]] sculpture which at the end of every performance, shoot out colorful Mario-themed confetti and streamers at the audience.
The main float is led by various live performers, mostly stiltwalkers, dressed up in costumes themed after the [[Koopalings]] and a [[Piranha Plant]]. The float's design is mainly based on the ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' version of {{classic-link|SNES|Rainbow Road}}. It features a costumed character of [[Mario]] driving at the front, while sculptures of [[Bowser]] and [[Toad]] trail behind. All of them ride Standard Karts with Standard tires while Bowser rides a [[Standard ATV]] with the [[Monster (tire)|Monster tires]], but they all drive normally this time. As with the smaller floats, this float is decorated with various items from the franchise, while the front has a checkered flag with the word "FINISH!" in front. The back has a large finishing line with two disco balls on the left and right to match the parade's "dance" theme. Some Confetti Cannons are hidden away behind the [[Bullet Bill]] sculpture which at the end of every performance, shoot out colorful Mario-themed confetti and streamers at the audience.


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==

Revision as of 21:45, October 29, 2023

Artwork for the Mario Unit from NO LIMIT! Parade 2023 event in Universal Studios Japan
Promotional image of the Mario Kart float

The NO LIMIT! Parade is an event held at in Universal Studios Japan in Osaka which premiered on February 28, 2023, after two delays from mid-2022 and late-2022. It is a parade held once a day that features characters from many licenses that the park holds, including Pokémon, and focuses on the period of music from different decades.

Details

The parade includes a Mario Kart-themed float that depicts several characters racing on Rainbow Road in the "Universal Cup". The parade marks the debut of Yoshi as a costumed character at the park.

The unit begins with three live performers riding hoverboards and wearing Green Shell, Red Shell and Spiny Shell-themed hats. They lead three smaller floats which feature costumed characters of Yoshi, Princess Peach and Luigi, all riding Standard Karts with Standard Tires in Anti-gravity mode. The Karts are riding on top of clouds, with the "Universal Cup" icon on the front, and covered in sculptures of various Mario Kart series items.

The main float is led by various live performers, mostly stiltwalkers, dressed up in costumes themed after the Koopalings and a Piranha Plant. The float's design is mainly based on the Mario Kart 8 version of SNES Rainbow Road. It features a costumed character of Mario driving at the front, while sculptures of Bowser and Toad trail behind. All of them ride Standard Karts with Standard tires while Bowser rides a Standard ATV with the Monster tires, but they all drive normally this time. As with the smaller floats, this float is decorated with various items from the franchise, while the front has a checkered flag with the word "FINISH!" in front. The back has a large finishing line with two disco balls on the left and right to match the parade's "dance" theme. Some Confetti Cannons are hidden away behind the Bullet Bill sculpture which at the end of every performance, shoot out colorful Mario-themed confetti and streamers at the audience.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese NO LIMIT! パレード[?]
NO LIMIT! Parēdo
NO LIMIT! Parade