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Revision as of 15:25, September 28, 2014
Template:Kart-infobox The Sprinter (also known as the B Dasher Mk. 2 in the PAL regions and Japan) is a medium-sized kart that appears in Mario Kart Wii. Its appearance is based on a modern Formula One car and is the successor of the B Dasher from Mario Kart DS. The kart can be unlocked by unlocking 24 expert staff ghosts in Time Trials or by winning 3,000 WFC races. Its bike counterpart is the Sneakster.
There is a kart in Mario Kart 8 called the Circuit Special, which greatly resembles the Sprinter. The Dutch version calls it Sprinter 2.0, making it a successor to this kart though it could also be a successor to the original B Dasher, since it is called Sprinter in Dutch.
Stats
The Sprinter features great speed; it is the fastest medium vehicle in the game. Its weight, which is tied with the Shooting Star, is also manageable. Its drift is about average, but its other stats are rather low, and has the worst handling, off-road, and Mini-Turbo of the medium vehicles.
Color schemes
- Mario – White and red
- Luigi – White and dark green
- Peach – White and pink
- Daisy – White and orange
- Yoshi – White and green
- Birdo – White and magenta
- Diddy Kong – Orange and red
- Bowser Jr. – Dark green and yellow
- Male Mii – Black and red
- Female Mii – Creamy white and light blue
Gallery
Mario's Sprinter.
Luigi's Sprinter.
Peach's Sprinter.
Daisy's Sprinter.
Yoshi's Sprinter.
Birdo's Sprinter.
Diddy Kong's Sprinter.
Bowser Jr.'s Sprinter.
Male Mii's Sprinter.
Female Mii's Sprinter.
Names in other languages
Trivia
- This kart is a successor of the B Dasher. It doesn't show in the American English name, but it does in the Japanese and PAL versions, where it was called B Dasher Mk. 2. It directly refers to the original B Dasher and the Mk. 2 shows that this kart is its successor.
