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Revision as of 16:32, August 18, 2017
The Tyrant is Bowser's regular special kart in the game Mario Kart DS. It is shaped like Bowser's foot with appropriate skin color, three claws in the front, and two claws in the back. It is the heaviest vehicle in the game; in that way, it is less likely to get knocked out by other karts. It also has great drifting, speed, and items. However, its acceleration and handling are abysmal when compared to the other vehicles. This kart has no off- road and no ability to perform a Mini-Turbo. The 4-Wheel Cradle, Gold Mantis, Shooting Star, Standard MR, Standard WL and Zipper shares the same drift level.
Stats
- Speed: 9/10
- Acceleration: 2/10
- Weight: 10/10
- Handling: 2/10
- Drift: 6/10
- Items: 10/10
Gallery
- MKDS Tyrant.PNG
Bowser, in the Tyrant.
- Bowser MKDS.png
Bowser, in the Tyrant sprite
- RockyWrenchMKDS.png
Bowser, about to pass a Rocky Wrench in the Tyrant.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | タイラント[?] Tairanto |
Tyrant | |
| German | Despotomobil[?] | Despotmobile; "despot" is a synonym to "tyrant" | |
| Italian | Tirannobolide[?] | Tyrantbolide | |
| Korean | 폭군호[?] Pokgun-ho |
Tyrant("호" is attached behind the name of trains, ships, or karts.) | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Makiavelikart[?] | Pun of the spanish word "maquiavélico" (mean) and kart. |
