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Revision as of 06:05, January 13, 2022
Luigi Circuit is a track in Mario Kart: Super Circuit, and is the first Mario Kart track to ever take place in the rain, followed by Neo Bowser City in Mario Kart 7.
This course is the first in the Lightning Cup and is set on what appears to be an airfield filled with rain puddles during a downpour, which when driven through cause drivers to spin out and lose speed. In the background are hangars numbered "64" and "65", flanking a radio control building. In the third lap, a Luigi blimp takes off and flies around (the same blimp can be seen in Sky Garden). The course features many tight turns suited for drifting and winds around circuitously several times, akin to a real-life kart racing track. This track shares its music with Peach Circuit and Mario Circuit.
The course returns in Mario Kart DS, as the third course of the Leaf Cup. The shortcut has been removed. The blimp now starts to take off on the second lap. The numbers on the two hangars have been changed into 00's. The course was never available in Wi-Fi mode.
Course layout
This course starts on a straight road and that soon leads the player into a small curve to the right. Past that curve is a curve to the left, that soon leads into a tight U-turn that winds to the right. After the U-turn is a straight road followed by a U-turn to the left, which then leads to a slight curve to the right.
Past the right curve is a small U-turn to the right that leads into a straight road. After that small straight road is a tight turn to the left that leads into another straight road, this time longer than the last. After that straight road, there is a loose U-turn to the right that has a wavy road when the player proceeds. The road is not too wavy, but it is not straight either. Past the longest, straight road on the track is a sharp curve to the left that leads into another straight road. A U-turn then comes, making the player turn right and into the straight road that leads to the Finish Line. In Mario Kart DS, Mission 4-8 is carried out on this course. Luigi must perform 9 drifts in a lap in 1 minute.
Shortcuts
- Before the second-to-last turn, the player can use a Mushroom or Star to boost through the gap in the crash barrier on the left.
Profiles
Mario Kart DS
- European website bio: "If the non-stop rain doesn't dampen your spirits, the skid-inducing puddles certainly will. Luigi's second namesake course couldn't be more different from the first; with seven hairpin bends and a pair of chicanes that will test your power-sliding powers to the max."
Gallery
Mario Kart: Super Circuit
Course map
Puddles cause the racer to spin out
Yoshi and Toad bumping
Mario Kart DS
The course icon
Panoramic view of the course
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ルイージサーキット[?] Ruīji Sākitto |
Luigi Circuit | |
| Chinese | 路易吉赛道[1] Lùyìjí Sàidào |
Luigi Circuit | |
| German | Luigis Piste[?] | Luigi's Track | |
| Italian | Circuito di Luigi[?] | Luigi's Circuit | |
| Korean | 루이지 서킷[?] Ruiji Seokit |
Luigi Circuit | |
| Spanish | Circuito de Luigi[?] | Luigi's Circuit |
Trivia
- Coincidentally, the shape of the track closely resembles the "slipping man" often seen on wet floor signs (minus the head).
References
- ^ From the iQue localization prototype.
