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Mario Kart Wii
North American bundle box art
Developer(s)	Nintendo
Publisher(s)	Nintendo
Release Date(s)                NA: April 27, 2008                JP: April 10, 2008                EU: April 11, 2008                AU: April 24, 2008                KO: April 30, 2009
Platform(s)
Genre(s)	Racing
Rating(s)
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}} Mario Kart Wii is a video game for the Wii home console and the eighth installment in the Mario Kart series (which also includes both arcade titles). The game comes packaged with a plastic steering wheel known as the Wii Wheel, which the Wii Remote can be inserted into, arguably making the gameplay seem familiar to Mario Kart Arcade GP. However, if the player wishes, they can also use the Wii Remote with the Nunchuk, with the Classic Controller, with the GameCube controller, or just on its side without the shell at all, resembling the control options of Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the Wii. Mario Kart Wii is second most popular game on Nintendo Wii, making it the most popular Mario game on Wii.

Contents 1 Gameplay 1.1 Game modes 1.2 Wii Wheel 2 Controls 2.1 Wii Wheel 2.2 Wii Remote and Nunchuk 2.3 Classic Controller 2.4 Nintendo GameCube Controller 3 Play Modes 4 New Features 5 Characters 5.1 Lightweight 5.2 Middle Weight 5.3 Heavy Weight 5.4 Mii 5.5 How to unlock 6 Courses 6.1 Nitro (new) courses 6.2 Retro (old courses) 7 Battle Arenas 7.1 New Arenas 7.2 Reappearing/Retro Arenas 7.3 World Records 7.4 Competition/Tournament-exclusive Arenas 8 Karts and Bikes 8.1 Things available at start 8.2 Unlockable stuff 8.3 Unlocking Criteria 9 Items 10 Ghost 10.1 Regular 10.2 Expert 11 Trivia 12 External links

GameplayEdit

Few dramatic changes have occurred in Mario Kart Wii, though there are some. For example, instead of just eight racers on a track at one time, there are now twelve. The players are also able to ride bikes.

The game is the second in the series to include Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, with the first being Mario Kart DS. However, more options are included, such as the ability to play battle mode online, plus allowing two people in the same room to play with others around the world using the same console. You're also allowed to send and recieve Ghost Data via this service and enter tournaments started by Nintendo.

A number of the items from the previous games are returning, though a total of three items are new to the series. The first includes the Mega Mushroom, which will enlarge the player, which will allow the player to plow over enemies, go over rough terrain without slowing down, going slightly faster than normal, and being able to crash through any obstacles. The next is the lightning cloud, which will give you a short boost. However, if you don't send it to another player within a short time by crashing into them, then the cloud will shrink you. The final item is the POW Block, originating from Mario Bros. on the arcade. This block will spin all players out, though if the user shakes the Wii remote or uses the d-pad (depending on which controller you're using) at the right moment, then he or she'll continue in the same speed he/she was, though still lose all of the items in his possession.

Game modesEdit

The game contains the traditional Grand Prix Mode, Time Trial Mode, Mirror mode, Versus Mode and Battle mode, and also features the ever popular online mode where players can race or battle up to 11 other players around the world. Ghost race will pit the player against a ghost of another player whom is at, roughly, the same skill level as you. In Tournament Mode (known as Competition Mode in Europe), the player will have to beat a timed task such as collecting all of the coins, passing through all the gates, defeating a boss, or an edited VS or Time Trial race (even within a Battle Arena). The aforementioned mode apparently replaces mission mode of Mario Kart DS.

Wii WheelEdit

Main article: Wii Wheel

When Mario Kart Wii was revealed at E3 of 2007, Reggie Fils-Aime also showed off the Wii Wheel, which would at the game's release come packaged with the game in an enlarged box. The wheel could also be sold separately if one wished to play in a multiplayer match with everyone using wheels.

With the Wii Wheel, the player will have to place the Wii remote inside of it, where it is stationed on its side. During races, the player can twist the wheel left and right to turn in the corresponding directions, similar to how you would in an arcade racing game (or even more specifically - Mario Kart Arcade GP).

If players use the Wii Wheel a lot, then a golden image of the Wii Wheel will be placed next to their avatar while playing online.

ControlsEdit

Wii WheelEdit

• Accelerate: Hold 2 Button.
• Rocket start: Hold 2 Button when Lakitu's traffic light goes middle or when the countdown is 2.
• Steer: Turn Wii Wheel left/right.
• Use item: Click on Control Pad (up/bottom).
• Look behind: Hold A Button.
• Trick: Move the wheel in any direction when on the air.
• Drift: Hold B Button.
• Mini turbo (CAN BE PERFORMED IN MANUAL): Hold B Button.
• Brake: Hold B Button or 1 Button.
• Reverse: Hold B Button or 1 Button.
• Pause: Touch + Button.
• Wheelie (CAN BE PERFORMED WHEN RIDING A BIKE): Move the wheel up.
• Home Menu: Touch Home Button (blue house).

Wii Remote and NunchukEdit

• Accelerate: Hold A Button.
• Rocket start: Hold A Button when Lakitu's traffic light goes middle or when the countdown is 2.
• Steer: Move Control Stick (similar to analog stick) left/right.
• Use item: Touch Z Button.
• Look Behind: Hold C Button.
• Trick: Move the remote in any direction when on the air.
• Drift: Hold B Button.
• Reverse: Hold B Button.
• Brake: Hold B Button.
• Pause: Touch + Button.
• Wheelie (CAN BE PERFORMED WHEN RIDING A BIKE): Move the remote in any direction.
• Mini turbo (CAN BE PERFORMED IN MANUAL): Hold B Button.
• Home Menu: Touch Home Button (blue house).

Classic ControllerEdit

• Accelerate: Hold A Button.
• Rocket Start: Hold A Button when Lakitu's traffic light goes middle or when the countdown is 2.
• Steer: Move L Stick.
• Use Item: Touch L Button.
• Look behind: Hold X Button or ZR Button.
• Trick: Touch Control Pad in any direction when on the air.
• Drift: Hold B Button or R Button.
• Reverse: Hold B or R Button.
• Brake: Hold B/R Button.
• Pause: Touch + or Start Button.
• Wheelie: (CAN BE PERFORMED WHEN RIDING A BIKE): Press up on Control Pad.
• Mini turbo (CAN BE PERFORMED IN MANUAL): Hold B/R Button.
• HOME menu: Touch blue house button.

Nintendo GameCube ControllerEdit

• Accelerate: Hold green A Button.
• Rocket Start: Hold green A Button when Lakitu's traffic light goes middle/when the countdown is 2.
• Steer: Move Control Stick left/right.
• Use item: Touch L Button.
• Look behind: Hold X/Z Button.
• Trick: Press Control Pad in any direction when floating in the air.
• Drift: Hold red B/R Button.
• Reverse: Hold red B/R Button.
• Brake: Hold red B/grey R Button.
• Pause: Click Pause/Start Button.
• Wheelie (CAN BE PERFORMED WHEN RIDING A BIKE): Press up on Control Pad.
• Mini turbo (CAN BE PERFORMED IN MANUAL): Hold red R/B Button.
• Home Menu: You cannot do this.

Play ModesEdit

• Wii Wheel—you can also simply use the Wii Remote without the wheel.
• Gamecube Controller
• Wii Remote and Nunchuk
• Classic Controller

New FeaturesEdit

• Play with the wheel, GameCube controller, Remote/Nunchuck, or the Classic Controller
• DS courses added to the retro courses
• Motorcycles
• The online play introduced in Mario Kart DS is retained
• The return to single-player karts is retained from Mario Kart DS

CharactersEdit

Mario Kart Wii consists of 24 Mario characters and two costumed Mii's. Characters include series vets such as Mario and Yoshi and newcomers such as Rosalina and Funky Kong of Galaxy and DK Country fame, respectively, among a multitude of others. While Mario Kart: Double Dash!! introduced the character Toadette, the Wii installment of the popular series introduces a new baby - Baby Daisy. R.O.B. from Mario Kart DS has sadly been removed.

LightweightEdit

Available from the Start

• Baby Mario - Introduced to the series in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!.
• Baby Peach - First appearance in the series.
• Toad - Introduced to the series in Super Mario Kart.
• Koopa Troopa - Introduced to the series in Super Mario Kart.

Unlockable

• Baby Luigi - Introduced to the series in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!.
• Baby Daisy - First appearance in the series.
• Toadette - Introduced to the series in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!.
• Dry Bones - Introduced to the series in Mario Kart DS.

Middle WeightEdit

Available from the Start

• Mario - Introduced to the series in Super Mario Kart.
• Luigi - Introduced to the series in Super Mario Kart.
• Peach - Introduced to the series in Super Mario Kart.
• Yoshi - Introduced to the series in Super Mario Kart.

Unlockable

• Princess Daisy - Introduced to the series in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. Unlocked by getting a gold in the 150cc Special Cup
• Birdo - Introduced to the series in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. Unlocked by getting Time Trials on 16 different courses
• Diddy Kong - Introduced to the series in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. Unlocked by getting gold in the 50cc Lightning Cup
• Bowser Jr. - Introduced to the series in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. Unlocked by earning a 1 Star Rank for all 100cc Retro Grand Prix Cups

Heavy WeightEdit

Available from the Start

• Donkey Kong - Introduced to the series in Mario Kart 64.
• Wario - Introduced to the series in Mario Kart 64.
• Waluigi - Introduced to the series in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!.
• Bowser - Introduced to the series in Super Mario Kart.

Unlockable

• King Boo - Introduced to the series in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. Unlocked by winning 50cc Star Cup.
• Rosalina - First appearance in the series. Unlocked by having a save file from [Super Mario Galaxy] and then playing 50 races or by getting a 1 Star Rank for all 150cc Mirror Grand Prix cups.
• Funky Kong - First appearance in the series. Unlocked by unlocking 4 expert staff ghosts.
• Dry Bowser - First appearance in the series. Unlocked by getting 1 Star Rank or higher in the Mushroom, Flower, Star and Special 150cc Grand Prix cups.

MiiEdit

Mii's are unlockable characters. In all, there are two Mii's in the game that are desigined around your avatar. Each one has a separate article of clothing, and the weight of the Mii depends on how large you made him or her in the Mii Channel. Not only do Mii's appear as playable characters, they have many other appearances throughout the game's multitude of stages.

How to unlockEdit

Name	Tasks
Baby Luigi	Defeat 8 expert staff ghost or win 100 WFC races.
Baby Daisy	Get star rank for all nitro cups in 50cc.
Toadette	Play all courses in Time Trial or win 1000 WFC races.
Dry Bones	Win Leaf Cup in 100cc.
Daisy	Win Special Cup in 150cc.
Birdo	Play half of 32 (16) courses in Time Trial or win 250 WFC races.
Diddy Kong	Win all retro cups (win Lightning Cup) in 50cc.
Bowser Jr.	Get star rank for all of cups in 100cc.
King Boo	Win Star Cup in 50cc.
Rosalina	Get save file from Super Mario Galaxy and play 50 races or get star rank for all of cups in mirror mode.
Funky Kong	Defeat 4 expert staff ghosts or win 25 WFC (ghost) races.
Dry Bowser	Get star rank for all of nitro cups in 150cc.
Mii A (blue)	Win all nitro cups (win Special Cup) in 100c.
Mii B (red)	Defeat all 32 expert staff ghosts, win 5000 WFC/ghost races or win over 5100 races and battles.

CoursesEdit

Nitro (new) coursesEdit

Mushroom Cup	Flower Cup	Star Cup	Special Cup
Luigi Circuit	Mario Circuit	Daisy Circuit	Dry Dry Ruins
Moo Moo Meadows	Coconut Mall	Koopa Cape	Moonview Highway
Mushroom Gorge	DK Summit	Maple Treeway	Bowser's Castle
Toad's Factory	Wario's Gold Mine	Grumble Volcano	Rainbow Road

Retro (old courses)Edit

Shell Cup	Banana Cup	Leaf Cup	Lightning Cup
GCN Peach Beach	N64 Sherbet Land	DS Desert Hills	SNES Mario Circuit 3
DS Yoshi Falls	GBA Shy Guy Beach	GBA Bowser Castle 3	DS Peach Gardens
SNES Ghost Valley 2	DS Delfino Square	N64 DK's Jungle Parkway	GCN DK Mountain
N64 Mario Raceway	GCN Waluigi Stadium	GCN Mario Circuit	N64 Bowser's Castle

Battle ArenasEdit

Main article: List of battle courses

New ArenasEdit

• Block Plaza - A stage with many ramps that take you to a higher elevation, bridges, and statues of characters in the game that eventually drop into pits that become falling hazards.
• Delfino Pier - A stage with water to fall into, with a wooden platform in the center and brick paths on the sides. At a certain point, a bell will ring and a ramp leading to a roof will open, as well as some gates leading into an open area with a water vent that will eventually fill up the room, so it is ideal to drive up the stairs leading to the roof, which has slanted sides and a chimney.
• Funky Stadium - A stadium with many jumps, boost pads, and turnoffs on the side with jump boosts. You will enter off a ramp with boost pads.
• Chain Chomp Wheel - A giant moving roulette wheel with a loose Chain Chomp rolling around the middle. You will enter from a side ramp with boosts and on to the wheel. There is a big golden star shape in the center that you can jump through and pick up item boxes. Sea creatures are seen outside the arena and you can jump off the side boosts to get item boxes.
• Thwomp Desert: A circular stage with a patch of quicksand and a Thwomp in the center that will every so often stomp on the sand, creating ripples throughout stage that make it hard to maneuver through the course. Cacti on the sides are a hazard if ran into.

Reappearing/Retro ArenasEdit

• SNES Battle Course 4
• GBA Battle Course 3
• N64 Skyscraper
• GCN Cookie Land
• DS Twilight House

World RecordsEdit

Over time, various players from various areas have set world records to each course in the game. Here is a list of the current records.

Course	Time	Player Name	Nation	Date
Luigi Circuit	01:09.254	Cole	Canada	August 18, 2012
Moo Moo Meadows	01:15.886	Hizumi	Japan	April 1, 2012
Mushroom Gorge	00:27.979	Sam	United Kingdom	June 28, 2012
Toad's Factory	01:50.826	suiryu	Japan	May 24, 2012
Mario Circuit	01:02.857	Horseface	Japan	October 12, 2011
Coconut Mall	00:39.358	Takemi	Japan	August 15, 2012
DK Summit	01:48.427	Blake	United States	September 25, 2012
Wario's Gold Mine	00:32.818	MrBean	United Kingdom	March 29, 2011
Daisy Circuit	01:29.518	Alvin	Netherlands	August 26, 2012
Koopa Cape	02:20.361	Totom	France	April 16, 2012
Maple Treeway	02:02.706	Demon	United States	September 15, 2012
Grumble Volcano	0:19.300	Niyake	Japan	February 24, 2012
Dry Dry Ruins	01:48.008	LeeD93	United Kingdom	May 11, 2012
Moonview Highway	01:43.666	Brett	United States	November 26, 2011
Bowser's Castle	02:10.917	Axel	Japan	September 3, 2012
Rainbow Road	02:25.412	A.Wesker	Japan	September 17, 2012
GCN Peach Beach	01:07.804	King Alex	Canada	August 23, 2012
DS Yoshi Falls	00:59.000	Omega	Japan	March 20, 2010
SNES Ghost Valley 2	00:51.984	Axel	Japan	March 11, 2012
N64 Mario Raceway	01:41.671	ZRoyal	United States	June 23, 2012
N64 Sherbet Land	02:04.292	Ken	Japan	March 5, 2012
GBA Shy Guy Beach	01:21.924	Sword	United Kingdom	May 5, 2011
DS Delfino Square	02:05.070	Jak	United States	July 2, 2012
GCN Waluigi Stadium	01:49.353	Totom	France	January 25, 2012
DS Desert Hills	01:35.114	Doom	United States	August 19, 2011
GBA Bowser Castle 3	01:58.805	Chouy	United States	September 1, 2011
N64 DK's Jungle Parkway	02:11.211	Jascha	Canada	July 20, 2012
GCN Mario Circuit	01:31.421	NMeade	United States	December 25, 2011
SNES Mario Circuit 3	01:18.192	Lu-G	Venezuela	July 12, 2012
DS Peach Gardens	01:59.592	Jascha	Canada	August 4, 2012
GCN DK Mountain	02:02.532	Troy	United States	July 3, 2012
N64 Bowser's Castle	02:31.649	ZRoyal	United States	June 26, 2012

Competition/Tournament-exclusive ArenasEdit

• Galaxy Colosseum (Galaxy Arena in Europe and Australia)

Karts and BikesEdit

Things available at startEdit

• Standard Kart S
• Booster Seat a.k.a Baby Booster
• Mini Beast a.k.a Concerto
• Standard Bike S
• Bullet Bike
• Bit Bike a.k.a Nano Bike
• Standard Kart M
• Classic Dragster a.k.a Nostaglia 1
• Wild Wing
• Standard Bike M
• Mach Bike
• Sugarscoot a.k.a. Bon Bon
• Standard Kart L
• Offroader
• Flame Flyer
• Standard Bike L
• Flame Runner a.k.a. Bowser Bike
• Wario Bike

Unlockable stuffEdit

• Cheep Charger
• Tiny Titan a.k.a Rally Romper
• Blue Falcon
• Quacker
• Magikruiser
• Jet Bubble a.k.a Bubble Bike
• Super Blooper a.k.a Turbo Blooper
• Daytripper a.k.a Royal Racer
• Sprinter a.k.a B Dasher Mk. 2
• Zip Zip a.k.a. Rapide
• Nitrocycle a.k.a Sneakster
• Dolphin Dasher
• Piranha Prowler
• Jetsetter a.k.a. Aero Glider
• Honeycoupe a.k.a. Dragonetti
• Shooting Star a.k.a. Twinkle Star
• Spear a.k.a. Torpedo
• Phantom

Unlocking CriteriaEdit

Kart and bike's name	How to Unlock
Cheep Charger	Get star rank or more for all 50cc retro cups.
Tiny Titan	Defeat 1 expert staff ghost or win 50 WFC races.
Blue Falcon	Win Lightning Cup in mirror mode.
Quacker	Win Star Cup in 150cc.
Magikruiser	Play 8 different courses in Time Trial mode.
Jet Bubble	Win Leaf Cup in mirror mode.
Super Blooper	Win Leaf Cup in 50cc.
Daytripper	Win Leaf Cup in 150cc.
Sprinter	Defeat 24 expert staff ghost or win 3000 WFC races.
Zip Zip	Win Lightning Cup in 100cc.
Sneakster	Get star rank or more in all 100c nitro cups.
Dolphin Dasher	Win Star Cup in mirror mode.
Piranha Prowler	Win Special Cup in 50cc.
Jetsetter	Get star rank or more in all 150cc retro cups.
Honeycoupe	Win Lightning Cup in 150cc.
Shooting Star	Win Star Cup in 100cc.
Spear	Defeat 12 expert staff ghosts.
Phantom	Win Special Cup in mirror mode.

ItemsEdit

Name	Image	Ability
Banana Peel		When placed on road, the banana peel will make anyone slip on the road and slow down when touched.
3 Banana Peels		Act as same as single version, except there are 3. When used, bananas will act as a shield at the back of your vechicle.
Green Shell		When used, a green shell will slide on ground and go straight. It has ability to bounce of walls. Anyone who come in contact with the shell will automatically get knocked or flipped over.
3 Green Shells		Act as same as single version, except there 3. When used, 3 green shells will go around the vechicle, plus shielding and protecting you from most attacks. Can only used one at a time.
Red Shell		Has similar manner to that of green shell, except it chases nearest driver in front of you.
3 Red Shell		Has same manner as 3 Green Shells, except they chase the nearest oppenent in front of you.
Dash Mushroom		Increases your speed.
3 Dash Mushrooms		Increases your speed, except there are 3.
Fake Item Box		It's just resembles item box, but it's red and black and will knock you when bumped!
Bob-omb		When thrown, Bob-omb will stay here. After short periods of time, this bomb will explode, and will chuck anyone into the air who are unlucky to get out of his way.
Blooper		This squid animal will spray ink at everyone (only the ones in front of you), plus confusing them by blocking their view.
Mega Mushroom		Makes you super-giant but for limited time, plus increasing your speed and ability to go off-road without any speed loss. Anyone who got touched by giant player will get squashed and flattened.
Blue Shell		When used, a blue shell with its wings and spikes will fly in the air super-fast with its blue lasers. After much flying, the blue shell will aim for the driver in 1st place. After that, the leader will get chucked into the air in the blue explosion.
POW Block		When used, POW Block will act as a warning sign in all of your oppenents in front of you. After seeing this 'warning icon', POW Block will make screen shake and release its blue laser. Acts like Banana Peel, but they lose their items and an attack is very powerful. Can be avoided by shaking Wii Remote twice.
Thundercloud		When used, Thundercloud will appear above your head. He will increase your speed by making harmless shock at you. After limited time, when you bump into someone, he will follow them. After that, another player still increase his or her speed, but thundercloud will shrink them.
Star		Makes you invincible. If you hit anyone, while the player is flashing rainbow, then the victim will get knocked over.
Lightning		Shrinks everyone in-front of you, making them slow down.
Golden Dash Mushroom		It does similar effect as Dash Mushroom, except that you can increase speed repeatedly at anytime but with limited time.
Bullet Bill		Transforms you into Bullet Bill, in which he follows the course at incredibly high speed-faster than everything. Anyone who got bumped into him will simply get knocked over. If the player is far away from 1st, Bullet Bill will last longer. But if the player is near 1st, Bullet Bill will immediately vanish.

GhostEdit

Ghosts a.k.a. staff ghost also appears in this game. There are curently over 30 staff ghost. Each of Nintendo's people have Miis. Medium appear at first, but expert ones can be unlocked if the original one is defeated.

RegularEdit

Track	Staff Name	Time	Character	Karts or Bikes	Controller	Drift mode?
Luigi Circuit	Sato	1.29.670	Luigi	Sprinter	Wii Wheel	Automatic
Moo Moo Meadows	Yunya	1.37.856	Baby Daisy	Booster Seat	Wii Wheel	Automatic
Mushroom Gorge	Murak	2.16.110	Toadette	Quacker	Wii Wheel	Manual
Toad's Factory	Misa	2.22.480	Toad	Jet Bubble	Wii Wheel	Manual
Mario Circuit	Kony	1.44.777	Mario	Zip Zip	Wii Wheel	Manual
Coconut Mall	Simo	2.30.764	Daisy	Sugarscoot	Other	Manual
DK Summit	Mokke	2.34.693	Donkey Kong	Standard Bike L	Wii Wheel	Manual
Wario's Gold Mine	Morimo	2.19.585	Wario	Wario Bike	Wii Wheel	Manual
Daisy Circuit	Toki	1.56.822	Daisy	Daytripper	Other	Manual
Koopa Cape	Rose	3.03.022	Koopa Troopa	Cheep Charger	Other	Manual
Maple Treeway	Pico	2.58.633	Diddy Kong	Classic Dragster	Wii Wheel	Manual
Grumble Volcano	Gorin	2.28.237	Dry Bowser	Offroader	Wii Wheel	Manual
Dry Dry Ruins	Kei	2.30.949	Yoshi	Classic Dragster	Wii Wheel	Manual
Moonview Highway	Koz	2.16.802	Peach	Standard Kart M	Wii Wheel	Manual
Bowser's Castle	Yabuki	3.04.836	Bowser	Piranha Prowler	Other	Manual
Rainbow Road	Konno	3.05.895	Rosalina	Shooting Star	Other	Manual
Peach Beach	Hiro	1.34.233	Peach	Daytripper	Other	Manual
Yoshi Falls	Dotak	1.16.461	Yoshi	Zip Zip	Other	Manual
Ghost Valley 2	Yoko	1.06.595	King Boo	Standard Kart L	Other	Manual
Mario Raceway	Ichiro	2.14.799	Baby Mario	Bit Bike	Wii Wheel	Manual
Sherbet Land	Sakat	2.48.651	Baby Luigi	Quacker	Wii Wheel	Automatic
Shy Guy Beach	Kato	1.45.568	Koopa Troopa	Cheep Charger	Wii Wheel	Manual
Delfino Square	Iwaco	2.41.807	Wario	Wario Bike	Wii Wheel	Manual
Waluigi Stadium	Nari	2.32.882	Waluigi	Standard Bike L	Other	Manual
Desert Hills	Sako	2.10.233	Dry Bones	Standard Bike S	Other	Manual
Bowser Castle 3	Fukuda	2.58.304	Dry Bowser	Standard Kart L	Wii Wheel	Manual
DK's Jungle Parkway	Matt	2.58.264	Donkey Kong	Phantom	Wii Wheel	Automatic
Mario Circuit	Miz	1.59.771	Mario	Standard Bike M	Wii Wheel	Manual
Mario Circuit 3	Iwaco	1.38.880	Baby Mario	Standard Kart S	Wii Wheel	Manual
Peach Gardens	Itoy	2.34.894	Baby Peach	Magikruiser	Wii Wheel	Manual
DK Mountain	Msk	2.57.744	Funky Kong	Wario Bike	Wii Wheel	Manual
Bowser's Castle	Gask2	3.19.323	Bowser Jr.	Standard Kart M	Wii Wheel	Manual

ExpertEdit

Track:	Staff Name:	Time:	Character:	Karts or Bikes:	Controller:	Drift Mode?:
Luigi Circuit	Uta	1.19.419	Luigi	Mach Bike	Wii Wheel	Manual
Moo Moo Meadows	Tkym	1.25.909	Baby Daisy	Bullet Bike	Other	Automatic
Mushroom Gorge	Miki	2.01.011	Toadette	Concerto Mini Beast	Other	Manual
Toad's Factory	Gqo	2.05.593	Toad	Blue Falcon	Other	Manual
Mario Circuit	Fuyu	1.33.702	Mario	Sprinter	Other	Manual
Coconut Mall	Mugi	2.13.333	Daisy	Wild Wing	Wii Wheel	Manual
DK Summit	Koz	2.17.546	Donkey Kong	Flame Flyer	Wii Wheel	Manual
Wario's Gold Mine	Ryo	2.04.800	Wario	Flame Flyer	Other	Manual
Daisy Circuit	Taeko	1.41.362	Daisy	Mach Bike	Other	Manual
Koopa Cape	Morimo	2.41.370	Koopa Troopa	Jet Bubble	Other	Manual
Maple Treeway	Mugi	2.37.812	Diddy Kong	Sneakster	Other	Manual
Grumble Volcano	Aki	2.11.852	Dry Bowser	Spear	Other	Manual
Dry Dry Ruins	Akito	2.14.286	Yoshi	Sneakster	Wii Wheel	Manual
Moonview Highway	Koh	2.04.163	Peach	Mach Bike	Wii Wheel	Manual
Bowser's Castle	Masa	2.42.098	Bowser	Flame Runner	Other	Manual
Rainbow Road	Syun1	2.44.734	Rosalina	Jetsetter	Other	Manual
Peach Beach	Taeko	1.23.140	Peach	Dolphin Dasher	Wii Wheel	Manual
Yoshi Falls	Fj	1.09.175	Yoshi	Super Blooper	Wii Wheel	Manual
Ghost Valley 2	Sira	0.58.907	King Boo	Spear	Other	Manual
Mario Raceway	Yuuki	1.59.053	Baby Mario	Mini Beast	Other	Manual
Sherbet Land	Fj	2.28.356	Baby Luigi	Blue Falcon	Other	Manual
Shy Guy Beach	Matt	1.32.867	Koopa Troopa	Magikruiser	Other	Manual
Delfino Square	Taro	2.24.169	Wario	Honeycoupe	Other	Manual
Waluigi Stadium	Ryo	2.12.367	Waluigi	Piranha Prowler	Other	Manual
Desert Hills	Solami	1.52.686	Dry Bones	Tiny Titan	Wii Wheel	Manual
Bowser Castle 3	A24	2.39.391	Dry Bowser	Flame Runner	Other	Manual
DK's Jungle Parkway	Syun1	2.37.782	Donkey Kong	Flame Flyer	Wii Wheel	Manual
Mario Circuit	Dai8	1.49.939	Mario	Wild Wing	Other	Manual
Mario Circuit 3	Shige	1.26.659	Baby Mario	Bullet Bike	Other	Manual
Peach Gardens	Kony	2.16.777	Baby Peach	Mini Beast	Wii Wheel	Manual
DK Mountain	Miyam	2.38.130	Funky Kong	Flame Flyer	Wii Wheel	Manual
Bowser's Castle	Kentan	2.55.933	Bowser Jr.	Sneakster	Wii Wheel	Manual

TriviaEdit

• On menu, there is a music similar to that of Mario Kart DS.
• This is the second most popular Wii game, which means this is the most popular Mario-related video game to be released for Wii.

External linksEdit

• Mario Kart Wii on Mario Kart Wiki.
• Mario Kart Wii on Wii Wiki.

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