Mario Kart: Super Circuit
The North American boxart for Mario Kart: Super Circuit.
Developer(s)	Intelligent Systems
Publisher(s)	Nintendo
Series	Mario Kart
Release date	July 21, 2001 August 27, 2001 September 14, 2001
Genre(s)	Racing
Mode(s)	Single player, Multiplayer
Ratings	ESRB: Everyone
Platform(s)	Game Boy Advance
Media	Game Boy Advance cartridge
Previous game	Mario Kart 64 (1997)
Next game	Mario Kart: Double Dash!! (2003)

Mario Kart: Super Circuit, (called Mario Kart Advance in Japan), is the third installment in the Mario Kart series. This game introduces twenty new tracks and has all of the tracks from Super Mario Kart.

Contents 1 Racers 1.1 Lightweight 1.2 Middleweight 1.3 Heavyweight 2 Tracks 2.1 Mushroom Cup 2.2 Flower Cup 2.3 Lightning Cup 2.4 Star Cup 2.5 Special Cup 3 Battle Stages 4 Bonus Courses 5 Gallery 6 Trivia

Racers Edit

The eight racers are classified into three weight groups. Those three groups being Lightweight, Middleweight, and Heavyweight. Lightweight characters have high acceleration and high handling, but suffer from low top speeds, and heavier weight racers can knock them off the course. The middleweight racers are average in all areas. The heavyweight racers have high top speeds and are recommended to be the fastest in the game, but the downfall is that they suffer from low acceleration and low handling.

Lightweight Edit

Icon	Name	Speed	Weight
	Princess Peach
	Toad
	Yoshi

Middleweight Edit

Icon	Name	Speed	Weight
	Mario
	Luigi

Heavyweight Edit

Icon	Name	Speed	Weight
	Bowser
	Wario
	Donkey Kong

Tracks Edit

Mushroom Cup Edit

• Peach Circuit
• Shy Guy Beach
• Riverside Park
• Bowser Castle 1

Flower Cup Edit

• Mario Circuit
• Boo Lake
• Cheese Land
• Bowser Castle 2

Lightning Cup Edit

• Luigi Circuit
• Cheep Cheep Island
• Sky Garden
• Sunset Wilds

Star Cup Edit

• Snow Land
• Ribbon Road
• Yoshi Desert
• Bowser Castle 3

Special Cup Edit

• Lakeside Park
• Broken Pier
• Bowser Castle 4
• Rainbow Road

Battle Stages Edit

• GBA Battle Course 1
• GBA Battle Course 2
• GBA Battle Course 3
• GBA Battle Course 4

Bonus Courses Edit

If you get a Rank Star or more in a cup you get a bonus version with the old courses. So if you got Star in Lightning Cup you would unlock another Lightning Cup with courses from Super Mario Kart. Although the regular courses only have three laps, the Bonus (or Extra) courses have five laps. Most of the hazards have been removed such as a couple of Chain- Chomps from Rainbow Road.

GalleryEdit

Main article: Mario Kart: Super Circuit/gallery

Trivia Edit

• Mario Kart: Super Circuit is one of the few Game Boy Advance games to offer Link Up Mode (a cable running from one Handheld to another). Players can then race against each other in GP mode, VS Mode or Battle Mode. It also has Ghost Car which means you can swap time trial records and try to beat them by beating the ghost car.
• This game is the first game in the Mario Kart series to have Retro Stages. However, they are only Super Mario Kart ones and are apparently all of the courses.

Mario Kart series
Series
Console Games
Super Mario Kart · Mario Kart 64 · Mario Kart: Super Circuit · Mario Kart: Double Dash!! · Mario Kart DS · Mario Kart Wii · Mario Kart 7
Arcade Games
Mario Kart Arcade GP · Mario Kart Arcade GP 2
Item
Normal Items
Bullet Bill · Banana Peel · Red Shell · Green Shell · Golden Mushroom · Mushroom · Starman · Lightning · Blue Shell · Bob-omb · Boo · Mega Mushroom · Cape Feather · Blooper · Thunderbolt · Fake Item Box
Special Items
Golden Mushroom · Chain Chomp · Bowser Shell · Bob-omb · Fireball · Yoshi Egg · Heart · Lucky 7
Cups
Normal Cups
Mushroom Cup · Flower Cup · Star Cup · Special Cup · All Cup Tour
Retro Cups
Banana Cup · Shell Cup · Leaf Cup · Lightning Cup · Extra Cups (MKSC)
Modes
Grand Prix · Time Trial · VS Mode · Battle Mode