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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Mario Kart Wii''}}
  
   
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{{Game infobox
  
{{Game infobox
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|title = Mario Kart Wii
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|title = ''Mario Kart Wii''
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|image = [[File:Mario Kart Wii - North American Boxart.png|250px]]
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|image = <gallery>Mario Kart Wii - North American Boxart.png|Front
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MKWiiBackAmerica.jpg|Back
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|developer = Nintendo EAD
  
|developer = Nintendo EAD
 
|publisher = [[Nintendo]]
  
|publisher = [[Nintendo]]
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|release = {{Vgrelease|JP=April 10, 2008|EU=April 11, 2008|AU=April 24, 2008|NA=April 27, 2008|KO=April 30, 2009}}
  
|release = {{Vgrelease|JP=April 10, 2008|EU=April 11, 2008|AU=April 24, 2008|NA=April 27, 2008|KO=April 30, 2009}}
 
|genre = Racing
  
|genre = Racing
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|modes = [[Grand Prix|Single]] [[Time Trial|Player]], [[VS Mode|Multi]][[Battle Mode|player]], [[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection|Online Gameplay]]
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|modes = [[Grand Prix|Single]]-[[Time Trial|player]], [[VS Mode|Multi]][[Battle Mode|player]], [[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection|Online Gameplay]]
 
|ratings = '''CERO''': All ages<br>'''ESRB''': Everyone<br>'''PEGI''': Three years or older <br>'''OFLC''': General
  
|ratings = '''CERO''': All ages<br>'''ESRB''': Everyone<br>'''PEGI''': Three years or older <br>'''OFLC''': General
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|platform = [[Wii]]
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|platform = [[Wii]], [[Wii U]]
 
|manual = [http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100428060401/mario/images/2/2f/Wii_Mario_Kart.pdf Mario Kart Wii]
  
|manual = [http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100428060401/mario/images/2/2f/Wii_Mario_Kart.pdf Mario Kart Wii]
 
|input = [[Wii Remote]], Wii Remote+[[Wii Wheel]], Wii Remote+[[Nunchuck]], Classic Controller, [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube Controller]]
  
|input = [[Wii Remote]], Wii Remote+[[Wii Wheel]], Wii Remote+[[Nunchuck]], Classic Controller, [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube Controller]]
 
|pregame = ''[[Mario Kart DS]]'' (2005)
  
|pregame = ''[[Mario Kart DS]]'' (2005)
 
|nxtgame = ''[[Mario Kart 7]]'' (2011)
  
|nxtgame = ''[[Mario Kart 7]]'' (2011)
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|caption = The box art for ''Mario Kart Wii''
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|caption = The Boxart for ''Mario Kart Wii''.
 
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'''''Mario Kart Wii''''' (Japanese: マリオカートWii Mariokāto u~ī) (マリオカートWii ''Mario Kāto Wī'') often abbreviated to '''''MKWii''''', is the sixth installment in the ''[[Mario Kart (series)|Mario Kart]]'' series. It was released for the [[Wii]] and is the first and only ''Mario Kart'' installment for the Wii and also comes packaged with the [[Wii#Wii Wheel|Wii Wheel]].
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'''''Mario Kart Wii''''' (Japanese: マリオカートWii Mariokāto u~ī) (マリオカートWii ''Mario Kāto Wī'') (often abbreviated to '''''MKWii''''') is the sixth installment in the ''[[Mario Kart (series)|Mario Kart]]'' series. It was released for the [[Wii]] and is the first and only ''Mario Kart'' installment for the Wii and also comes packaged with the [[Wii#Wii Wheel|Wii Wheel]].
   
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It is the first game in the ''Mario Kart'' series to allow the player to drive [[bike]]s. The game allows up to four players split-screen and allowed up to twelve player online matches using [[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]]. Included in the game is a channel for the Wii Menu called the [[Mario Kart Channel]] where a player can compare their scores with other players online.
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It is the first game in the ''Mario Kart'' series to allow the player to drive [[bike]]s. The game allows up to four players split-screen and allowed up to twelve player online matches using [[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]]. Included in the game is a channel for the Wii Menu called the [[Mario Kart Channel]] where a player can compare their scores with other players online. Every character has over 3,000 voices.
   
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== Gameplay ==
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==Gameplay==
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[[File:Wii Wheel.png|right|thumb|200px|The Wii Wheel]]
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[[File:Wii Wheel.png|right|thumb|200px|The Wii Wheel.]]
 
The player can control the karts by using the [[Wii#Wii Wheel|Wii Wheel]], a container for the [[Wii#Wii Remote|Wii Remote]] which comes inside the game's box. By tilting the wheel, the player can steer. The {{button|Wii|B}} on the rear of the wheel is to use items. The game can also be controlled using the Classic Controller or the [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube Controller]].
  
The player can control the karts by using the [[Wii#Wii Wheel|Wii Wheel]], a container for the [[Wii#Wii Remote|Wii Remote]] which comes inside the game's box. By tilting the wheel, the player can steer. The {{button|Wii|B}} on the rear of the wheel is to use items. The game can also be controlled using the Classic Controller or the [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube Controller]].
   
 
As in previous games, the player can participate in a Grand Prix, each containing four tracks in which points are gained for the player's position at the end of the race. The player must come within the top three players at the end of the Grand Prix to win a trophy.
  
As in previous games, the player can participate in a Grand Prix, each containing four tracks in which points are gained for the player's position at the end of the race. The player must come within the top three players at the end of the Grand Prix to win a trophy.
   
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There are 32 tracks in ''Mario Kart Wii''. There are four sets of 'new' tracks, along with four sets of tracks which have appeared in previous titles in the [[Mario Kart|''Mario Kart'']] series. Each set contains four tracks, and can be played entirely in Grand Prix mode.
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There are 32 tracks in ''Mario Kart Wii''. There are four sets of 'new' tracks, along with four sets of tracks that have appeared in previous titles in the [[Mario Kart|''Mario Kart'']] series. Each set contains four tracks, and can be played entirely in Grand Prix mode.
   
 
A new addition to the series is motorbikes. In [[Engine Class|100cc]] and 150cc, the player can participate using motorbikes. There are specific vehicles for each character. Some characters wear different costumes when driving different vehicles.
  
A new addition to the series is motorbikes. In [[Engine Class|100cc]] and 150cc, the player can participate using motorbikes. There are specific vehicles for each character. Some characters wear different costumes when driving different vehicles.
   
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The game supports up to four players in offline multiplayer and supported up to twelve players online using [[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]]. Offline multiplayer includes ''Vs.'' and Battle modes, as in ''[[Mario Kart DS]]''. In ''Vs.'' players can play against each other or in a team. In ''Battle'' mode, the players must play in teams. It isn't possible to unlock trophies or any other awards in multiplayer mode.
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The game supports up to four players in offline multiplayer and supported up to twelve players online using [[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]]. Offline multiplayer includes ''Vs.'' and Battle modes, as in ''[[Mario Kart DS]]''. In ''Vs.'' players can play against each other or in a team. In ''Battle'' Mode, the players must play in teams. It isn't possible to unlock trophies or any other awards in multiplayer mode. All characters have over 3,000 voice clips.
   
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== Characters ==
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==Characters==
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There are 24 playable characters in the game. 12 characters can be played from the start. An extra 12 can be unlocked through the single-player mode. The player can also play as their [[Mii]], the first game in the series which uses this feature.
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There are 24 playable characters in the game. 12 characters can be played from the start. An extra 12 can be unlocked through the single-player mode. The player can also play as their [[Mii]], the first game in the series which uses this feature. Miis also have a different outfit if unlocked, the male ones having overalls like Mario and the female ones having a Peach dress, with their exclusive color.
   
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=== Basic Lightweights ===
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===Basic Lightweights===
 
<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
  
<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
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Image:MKWii_BabyMario.png|<center>[[Baby Mario]] <br>
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File:MKWii BabyMario.png|<center>[[Baby Mario]]. <br>
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Image:MKWii Toad.png|<center>[[Toad (character)|Toad]]<br>
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File:MKWii Toad.png|<center>[[Toad (character)|Toad]].<br>
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Image:MKWii_Koopa.png|<center>[[Koopa Troopa]]<br>
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File:MKWii Koopa.png|<center>[[Koopa Troopa]].<br>
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Image:MKWii_BabyPeach.png|<center>[[Baby Peach]]<big>*</big><br>
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File:MKWii BabyPeach.png|<center>[[Baby Peach]].<big>*</big><br>
 
</gallery>
  
</gallery>
   
 
====Unlockable Lightweights====
  
====Unlockable Lightweights====
 
<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
  
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Image:MKWii_Toadette.png|<center>[[Toadette]]<br>
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File:MKWii_Toadette.png|<center>[[Toadette]].<br>
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Image:MKWii_BabyLuigi.png|<center>[[Baby Luigi]]<br>
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File:MKWii BabyLuigi.png|<center>[[Baby Luigi]].<br>
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Image:MKWii_BabyDaisy.png|<center>[[Baby Daisy]]<big>*</big><br>
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File:MKWii BabyDaisy.png|<center>[[Baby Daisy]].<big>*</big><br>
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Image:MKWii_DryBones.png|<center>[[Dry Bones]]<br>
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File:MKWii DryBones.png|<center>[[Dry Bones]].<br>
 
</gallery>
  
</gallery>
   
 
===Basic Mediumweights===
  
===Basic Mediumweights===
 
<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
  
<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
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File:Mario Artwork - Mario Kart Wii.png|<center>[[Mario]]
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File:Mario Artwork - Mario Kart Wii.png|<center>[[Mario]].
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Image:MKWii_Luigi.png|<center>[[Luigi]]
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File:MKWii Luigi.png|<center>[[Luigi]].
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Image:MKWii_Peach.png|<center>[[Princess Peach]]
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File:MKWii Peach.png|<center>[[Princess Peach]].
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Image:MKWii_Yoshi.png|<center>[[Yoshi (character)|Yoshi]]
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File:MKWii Yoshi.png|<center>[[Yoshi (character)|Yoshi]].
 
</gallery>
  
</gallery>
   
 
====Unlockable Mediumweights====
  
====Unlockable Mediumweights====
 
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Image:MKWii_Daisy.png|<center>[[Princess Daisy]]
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File:MKWii Daisy.png|<center>[[Princess Daisy]].
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Image:MKWii_Birdo.png|<center>[[Birdo]]
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File:MKWii Birdo.png|<center>[[Birdo]].
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Image:MKWii_Bowser_Jr.png|<center>[[Bowser Jr.]]
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File:MKWii Bowser Jr.png|<center>[[Bowser Jr.]].
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Image:MKWii_Diddy Kong.png|<center>[[Diddy Kong]]
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File:MKWii Diddy Kong.png|<center>[[Diddy Kong]].
 
</gallery>
  
</gallery>
   
 
===Basic Heavyweights===
  
===Basic Heavyweights===
 
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Image:MKWii DonkeyKong.png|<center>[[Donkey Kong]]<br>
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File:MKWii DonkeyKong.png|<center>[[Donkey Kong (character)|Donkey Kong]].<br>
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Image:Waluigi MKW.png|<center>[[Waluigi]]<br>
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File:Waluigi MKW.png|<center>[[Waluigi]].<br>
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Image:MKWii Bowser.png|<center>[[Bowser]]<br>
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File:MKWii Bowser.png|<center>[[Bowser]].<br>
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Image:Wario MKWii.PNG|<center>[[Wario]]<br>
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File:Wario MKWii.PNG|<center>[[Wario]].<br>
 
</gallery>
  
</gallery>
   
 
====Unlockable Heavyweights====
  
====Unlockable Heavyweights====
 
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Image:MKWiiKing Boo.png|<center>[[King Boo]]<br>
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File:MKWiiKing Boo.png|<center>[[King Boo]].<br>
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File:Rosalina Artwork - Mario Kart Wii.png|<center>[[Rosalina]]<big>*</big><br>
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File:Rosalina Artwork - Mario Kart Wii.png|<center>[[Rosalina]].<big>*</big><br>
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Image:MKWiiDry Bowser.png|<center>[[Dry Bowser]]<big>*</big><br>
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File:MKWiiDry Bowser.png|<center>[[Dry Bowser]].<big>*</big><br>
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Image:MKWiiFunky.png|<center>[[Funky Kong]]<big>*</big><br>
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File:MKWiiFunky.png|<center>[[Funky Kong]].<big>*</big><br>
 
</gallery>
  
</gallery>
   
 
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* <small>indicates that this is a character's first appearance in the </small>''<small>Mario Kart</small>''<small> series</small>
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<small>* indicates that this is a character's first appearance in the </small>''<small>Mario Kart</small>''<small> series</small>
   
 
===Mii===
  
===Mii===
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The weight of the [[Mii]] depends on its height and weight, which can be edited through the [[w:c:nintendo:Mii Channel|Mii Channel]].
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The weight of the [[Mii]] depends on its height and weight, which can be edited through the [[w:c:nintendo:Mii Channel|Mii Channel]]. The voice clips of them also depend on the height, making big Miis having a darker voice than small ones.
   
 
====Unlocking Criteria====
  
====Unlocking Criteria====
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!Character
  
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!Rosalina
  
!Rosalina
 
|Rank 1 Star or higher in all Mirror Cups
  
|Rank 1 Star or higher in all Mirror Cups
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|Play 50 races with a ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' save file, or play 4,950 races
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|Play 50 races with a ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' save file or play 4,950 races
 
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===Bonuses===
  
===Bonuses===
 
All of the characters in the game have their own set of bonuses that boost certain statistics for their vehicles. Units are out of 80.
  
All of the characters in the game have their own set of bonuses that boost certain statistics for their vehicles. Units are out of 80.
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! colspan="8" |Character Stat Bonuses
 
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!Mario
  
!Mario
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*'''Mini-Turbo:''' When using the manual drift option, how effective a mini-boost will be.
  
*'''Mini-Turbo:''' When using the manual drift option, how effective a mini-boost will be.
   
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! colspan="10" style="background:#fff5f5;text-align:center" | '''<big>Vehicle Stats</big>'''
 
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! width="5%" | <small>Drift-Type </small>
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! width=40% | <small>How to Unlock </small>
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! width="40%" | <small>How to Unlock </small>
 
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|'''[[Standard Kart S]]'''||41||29||48||48||51||40||45||Out|| -
  
|'''[[Standard Kart S]]'''||41||29||48||48||51||40||45||Out|| -
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|'''[[Blue Falcon]]'''||60||29||35||29||43||24||29||Out||<small>Win the Mirror Lightning Cup</small>
  
|'''[[Blue Falcon]]'''||60||29||35||29||43||24||29||Out||<small>Win the Mirror Lightning Cup</small>
 
|- style="border-top:2px solid black;border-bottom:2px solid black;background:#fff5f5;text-align:center"
  
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! width=40% | <small>How to Unlock </small>
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! width="40%" | <small>How to Unlock </small>
 
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|'''Standard Bike S'''||39||21||51||51||54||43||48||Out|| -
  
|'''Standard Bike S'''||39||21||51||51||54||43||48||Out|| -
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|'''[[Jet Bubble]]'''||48||27||40||40||45||35||37||In||<small>Win the Mirror Leaf Cup</small>
  
|'''[[Jet Bubble]]'''||48||27||40||40||45||35||37||In||<small>Win the Mirror Leaf Cup</small>
 
|- style="border-top:2px solid black;border-bottom:2px solid black;background:#fff5f5;text-align:center"
  
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! width="5%" | <small>Drift-Type </small>
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! width="40%" | <small>How to Unlock </small>
 
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|'''Standard Kart M'''||46||45||40||43||45||35||40||Out|| -
  
|'''Standard Kart M'''||46||45||40||43||45||35||40||Out|| -
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|'''[[Sprinter]]'''||64||48||27||24||37||21||24||Out||<small>Unlock 24 Expert Staff Ghost Data Records in Time Trials / Win 3000 WFC races </small>
  
|'''[[Sprinter]]'''||64||48||27||24||37||21||24||Out||<small>Unlock 24 Expert Staff Ghost Data Records in Time Trials / Win 3000 WFC races </small>
 
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|'''[[Standard Bike M]]'''||43||37||43||45||48||37||43||Out|| -
  
|'''[[Standard Bike M]]'''||43||37||43||45||48||37||43||Out|| -
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|'''[[Dolphin Dasher]]'''||48||43||37||40||24||56||37||In||<small>Win the Mirror Star Cup</small>
  
|'''[[Dolphin Dasher]]'''||48||43||37||40||24||56||37||In||<small>Win the Mirror Star Cup</small>
 
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Strategic items are items such as the [[Mushroom]], which will assist in the race, without affecting the other racers if without effort from the racer (e.g. The mushroom can only affect another racer if the other racer is rammed with the mushroom). Such items are:
   
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Template:Game infobox Mario Kart Wii (Japanese: マリオカートWii Mariokāto u~ī) (マリオカートWii Mario Kāto Wī) (often abbreviated to MKWii) is the sixth installment in the Mario Kart series. It was released for the Wii and is the first and only Mario Kart installment for the Wii and also comes packaged with the Wii Wheel.

It is the first game in the Mario Kart series to allow the player to drive bikes. The game allows up to four players split-screen and allowed up to twelve player online matches using Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Included in the game is a channel for the Wii Menu called the Mario Kart Channel where a player can compare their scores with other players online. Every character has over 3,000 voices.

Gameplay

Wii Wheel

The Wii Wheel.

The player can control the karts by using the Wii Wheel, a container for the Wii Remote which comes inside the game's box. By tilting the wheel, the player can steer. The B Button on the rear of the wheel is to use items. The game can also be controlled using the Classic Controller or the GameCube Controller.

As in previous games, the player can participate in a Grand Prix, each containing four tracks in which points are gained for the player's position at the end of the race. The player must come within the top three players at the end of the Grand Prix to win a trophy.

There are 32 tracks in Mario Kart Wii. There are four sets of 'new' tracks, along with four sets of tracks that have appeared in previous titles in the Mario Kart series. Each set contains four tracks, and can be played entirely in Grand Prix mode.

A new addition to the series is motorbikes. In 100cc and 150cc, the player can participate using motorbikes. There are specific vehicles for each character. Some characters wear different costumes when driving different vehicles.

The game supports up to four players in offline multiplayer and supported up to twelve players online using Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Offline multiplayer includes Vs. and Battle modes, as in Mario Kart DS. In Vs. players can play against each other or in a team. In Battle Mode, the players must play in teams. It isn't possible to unlock trophies or any other awards in multiplayer mode. All characters have over 3,000 voice clips.

Characters

There are 24 playable characters in the game. 12 characters can be played from the start. An extra 12 can be unlocked through the single-player mode. The player can also play as their Mii, the first game in the series which uses this feature. Miis also have a different outfit if unlocked, the male ones having overalls like Mario and the female ones having a Peach dress, with their exclusive color.

Basic Lightweights

Unlockable Lightweights

Basic Mediumweights

Unlockable Mediumweights

Basic Heavyweights

Unlockable Heavyweights

* indicates that this is a character's first appearance in the Mario Kart series

Mii

The weight of the Mii depends on its height and weight, which can be edited through the Mii Channel. The voice clips of them also depend on the height, making big Miis having a darker voice than small ones.

Unlocking Criteria

Character Standard Criteria Racing Criteria Wi-Fi Criteria
Baby Luigi Unlock 8 Expert Staff Ghost Data records in Time Trials Play 3,150 races Win 100 WFC Ghost races
Baby Daisy Rank 1 Star or higher in all 50cc Wii Grand Prix Cups Play 1,950 races -
Toadette Play Time Trials on all courses Play 2,550 races Win 1,000 WFC races
Dry Bones Win the 100cc Leaf Cup Play 1,050 races -
Daisy Win the 150cc Special Cup Play 2,850 races -
Birdo Play Time Trials on 16 different courses Play 1,350 races Win 250 WFC races
Diddy Kong Win the 50cc Lightning Cup Play 450 races -
Bowser Jr. Rank 1 Star or higher in all 100cc Retro Grand Prix Cups Play 3,450 races -
King Boo Win the 50cc Star Cup Play 750 races -
Rosalina Rank 1 Star or higher in all Mirror Cups Play 50 races with a Super Mario Galaxy save file or play 4,950 races -
Funky Kong Unlock 4 Expert Staff Ghost Data records in Time Trials Play 2,250 races Win 25 WFC Ghost races
Dry Bowser Rank 1 Star or higher in all 150cc Wii Grand Prix Cups Play 4,350 races -
Mii Outfit A Win the 100cc Special Cup Play 1,650 races -
Mii Outfit B Unlock all 32 Expert Staff Ghost Data records in Time Trials Play 5,100 combined races and battles Win 5,000 WFC Ghost races

Bonuses

All of the characters in the game have their own set of bonuses that boost certain statistics for their vehicles. Units are out of 80.

Character Stat Bonuses
Character Speed Weight Acceleration Handling Drift Off-Road Mini-Turbo
Mario - 6 2 2 3 - -
Luigi 2 6 - - - - -
Peach 2 - 5 - 6 - -
Daisy 4 - - 2 - - 3
Yoshi - 3 - - 3 5 -
Birdo - 3 - - - 3 5
Diddy Kong - - 3 - 3 - 5
Bowser Jr. - - - - - 3 3
Baby Mario - 8 - 6 - - -
Baby Luigi 5 8 - - - - -
Baby Peach 3 6 3 3 - - -
Baby Daisy 5 6 - - - - 3
Toad - - 6 - 6 - -
Toadette 3 - - - - 6 -
Koopa Troopa - - - 3 - - 6
Dry Bones - - 3 - 3 - 6
Wario - 3 - - - 3 6
Waluigi - - 6 - 5 3 -
Donkey Kong - 3 2 2 - - 3
Bowser 2 5 - - 3 - -
King Boo - - - 5 - 3 -
Rosalina 3 - - 3 - - 3
Funky Kong 4 - - - - 3 -
Dry Bowser - - - - - 6 6
Small Mii 3 3 - - 3 - 3
Medium Mii 3 3 - - - 3 3
Large Mii 3 - 3 3 3 - 3

Vehicles

There are thirty-six total vehicles in this installment. 18 karts, 18 bikes, each divided into the 3 weight classes, making 6 available to each character, 3 are available from the start. Each has 7 stats which are shown during character selection:

  • Speed: How high the top speed of the vehicle is.
  • Weight: How heavy a vehicle is. Bikes are usually lighter than karts.
  • Acceleration: How quickly the vehicle's top speed is achieved from a non-moving position.
  • Handling: How tight the vehicles can normally turn.
  • Drift: How tight the vehicle turns while using the drifting maneuver.
  • Off-Road: How much speed the vehicle retains when off of the track.
  • Mini-Turbo: When using the manual drift option, how effective a mini-boost will be.
Vehicle Stats
Small Karts Speed Weight Acceleration Handling Drift Off-Road Mini-Turbo Drift-Type How to Unlock
Standard Kart S 41 29 48 48 51 40 45 Out -
Booster Seat 27 27 56 64 37 54 59 Out -
Mini Beast 55 32 29 32 64 27 64 Out -
Cheep Charger 34 24 64 56 59 45 54 Out Rank 1 Star in all 50cc Retro Grand Prix Cups
Tiny Titan 46 35 43 43 29 64 40 Out Unlock an Expert Staff Ghost Data record in Time Trials / Win 50 WFC races
Blue Falcon 60 29 35 29 43 24 29 Out Win the Mirror Lightning Cup
Small Bikes Speed Weight Acceleration Handling Drift Off-Road Mini-Turbo Drift-Type How to Unlock
Standard Bike S 39 21 51 51 54 43 48 Out -
Bullet Bike 53 24 32 35 67 29 67 In -
Bit Bike 25 18 59 67 40 56 62 Out -
Quacker 32 17 67 60 62 48 57 In Win the 150cc Star Cup
Magikruiser 43 24 45 45 32 67 43 In Play Time Trials on 8 different courses
Jet Bubble 48 27 40 40 45 35 37 In Win the Mirror Leaf Cup
Medium Karts Speed Weight Acceleration Handling Drift Off-Road Mini-Turbo Drift-Type How to Unlock
Standard Kart M 46 45 40 43 45 35 40 Out -
Classic Dragster 37 43 59 54 54 40 51 Out -
Wild Wing 57 51 21 29 59 24 59 Out -
Super Blooper 50 40 35 37 21 54 35 Out Win the 50cc Leaf Cup
Daytripper 34 45 51 59 32 48 54 Out Win the 150cc Leaf Cup
Sprinter 64 48 27 24 37 21 24 Out Unlock 24 Expert Staff Ghost Data Records in Time Trials / Win 3000 WFC races
Medium Bikes Speed Weight Acceleration Handling Drift Off-Road Mini-Turbo Drift-Type How to Unlock
Standard Bike M 43 37 43 45 48 37 43 Out -
Mach Bike 55 37 24 32 62 27 62 In -
Sugarscoot 32 32 54 62 35 51 56 Out -
Zip Zip 41 35 45 51 29 62 45 Out Win the 100cc Lightning Cup
Sneakster 62 40 29 27 40 24 27 In Rank 1 Star in all 100cc Wii Grand Prix Cups
Dolphin Dasher 48 43 37 40 24 56 37 In Win the Mirror Star Cup
Large Karts Speed Weight Acceleration Handling Drift Off-Road Mini-Turbo Drift-Type How to Unlock
Standard Kart L 48 59 37 40 40 35 35 Out -
Offroader 39 64 48 54 18 43 45 Out -
Flame Flyer 62 59 16 21 48 18 48 Out -
Piranha Prowler 55 67 29 35 35 29 27 Out Win the 50cc Special Cup
Jetsetter 69 56 21 17 27 16 16 Out Rank 1 Star in all 150cc Retro Grand Prix Cups
Honeycoupe 53 62 27 29 56 24 56 Out Win the 150cc Lightning Cup
Large Bikes Speed Weight Acceleration Handling Drift Off-Road Mini-Turbo Drift-Type How to Unlock
Standard Bike L 46 54 40 43 43 37 37 Out -
Flame Runner 60 54 18 24 51 21 51 In -
Wario Bike 37 59 51 56 21 45 48 Out -
Shooting Star 50 48 29 32 59 27 59 Out Win the 100cc Star Cup
Spear 67 56 24 18 29 18 18 In Unlock 12 Expert Staff Ghost Data records in Time Trials
Phantom 43 51 43 48 17 56 40 Out Win the Mirror Special Cup

Courses

There are 32 race tracks in Mario Kart Wii. Each track is part of a Grand Prix. There are eight different Grand Prix in the game, each comprising four tracks. Sixteen of these tracks are new tracks, however, the last sixteen are tracks from previous games in the series.

In addition to this, there are also ten Battle Courses, with five being new courses and five from previous titles in the series.

New Courses (Nitro Grand Prix)

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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

Returning Courses (Retro Grand Prix)

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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

Staff Ghosts

Staff Ghosts are ghosts which represent the time made by the Nintendo staff. There are Normal Staff Ghosts, and Expert Staff Ghosts, which are unlocked by beating a certain time ahead of the Normal Staff Ghost. Beating the Expert Staff Ghosts isn't required to unlock anything.

Normal Staff Ghosts

Course Staff Name Time Character Vehicle Wii Wheel Drift
Luigi Circuit Nin★sato 01:29.670 Luigi Sprinter Yes Manual
Moo Moo Meadows Nin★YuNya 01:37.856 Baby Daisy Booster Seat Yes Auto
Mushroom Gorge Nin★Murak 02:16.110 Toadette Quacker Yes Manual
Toad's Factory Nin★Misa 02:22.480 Toad Jet Bubble Yes Manual
Mario Circuit Nin★==Kony 01:44.777 Mario Zip Zip Yes Manual
Coconut Mall Nin★♪SiMO 02:30.764 Daisy Sugarscoot No Manual
DK Summit Nin★mokke 02:34.693 Donkey Kong Standard Bike L Yes Manual
Wario's Gold Mine Nin★morimo 02:19.585 Wario Wario Bike Yes Manual
Daisy Circuit Nin★Toki 01:56.822 Daisy Daytripper No Manual
Koopa Cape Nin★Rose 03:03.022 Koopa Troopa Cheep Charger No Manual
Maple Treeway Nin★pico 02:58.633 Diddy Kong Classic Dragster Yes Manual
Grumble Volcano Nin★Gorin 02:28.237 Dry Bowser Offroader Yes Manual
Dry Dry Ruins Nin★Kei 02:30.949 Yoshi Classic Dragster Yes Manual
Moonview Highway Nin★KOZ★ 02:16.802 Peach Standard Kart M Yes Manual
Bowser's Castle Nin★YABUKI 03:04.836 Bowser Piranha Prowler No Manual
Rainbow Road Nin★Konno 03:05.895 Rosalina Shooting Star No Manual
GCN Peach Beach Nin★HIRO 01:34.233 Peach Daytripper No Manual
DS Yoshi Falls Nin★DoTak 01:16.461 Yoshi Zip Zip No Manual
SNES Ghost Valley 2 Nin★YOKO 01:06.595 King Boo Standard Kart L Yes Manual
N64 Mario Raceway Nin★Ichiro 02:14.799 Baby Mario Bit Bike Yes Manual
N64 Sherbet Land Nin★Sakat 02:48.651 Baby Luigi Quacker Yes Auto
GBA Shy Guy Beach Nin★Kato 01:45.568 Koopa Troopa Cheep Charger Yes Manual
DS Delfino Square Nin★iwaco 02:41.807 Wario Wario Bike Yes Manual
GCN Waluigi Stadium Nin★NARI★ 02:32.882 Waluigi Standard Bike L No Manual
DS Desert Hills Nin★CHIA 02:10.233 Dry Bones Standard Bike S No Manual
GBA Bowser Castle 3 Nin★Fukuda 02:58.304 Dry Bowser Standard Kart L Yes Manual
N64 DK's Jungle Parkway Nin★Matt 02:58.264 Donkey Kong Phantom Yes Auto
GCN Mario Circuit Nin★♪Miz 01:59.771 Mario Standard Bike M Yes Manual
SNES Mario Circuit 3 Nin★iwaco 01:38.880 Baby Mario Standard Kart S Yes Manual
DS Peach Gardens Nin★Ito.y 02:34.894 Baby Peach Magikruiser Yes Manual
GCN DK Mountain Nin★♪msk 02:57.744 Funky Kong Wario Bike Yes Manual
N64 Bowser's Castle Nin★GASK2 03:19.323 Bowser Jr. Standard Kart M Yes Manual

Expert Staff Ghosts

Course Staff Name Time Character Vehicle Wii Wheel Drift
Luigi Circuit Nin★Uta♪ 01:19.419 Luigi Mach Bike Yes Manual
Moo Moo Meadows Nin★Tkym 01:25.909 Baby Daisy Bullet Bike No Auto
Mushroom Gorge Nin★Miki 02:01.011 Toadette Mini Beast No Manual
Toad's Factory Nin★GQO 02:05.593 Toad Blue Falcon No Manual
Mario Circuit Nin★fuyu 01:33.702 Mario Sprinter No Manual
Coconut Mall Nin★MUGI★ 02:13.333 Daisy Wild Wing Yes Manual
DK Summit Nin★KOZ★ 02:17.546 Donkey Kong Flame Flyer Yes Manual
Wario's Gold Mine Nin★♪Ryo 02:04.800 Wario Flame Flyer No Manual
Daisy Circuit Nin★Taeko 01:41.362 Daisy Mach Bike No Manual
Koopa Cape Nin★morimo 02:41.370 Koopa Troopa Jet Bubble No Manual
Maple Treeway Nin★MUGI★ 02:37.812 Diddy Kong Sneakster No Manual
Grumble Volcano Nin★aki 02:11.852 Dry Bowser Spear No Manual
Dry Dry Ruins Nin★Akito 02:14.286 Yoshi Sneakster Yes Manual
Moonview Highway Nin★Koh 02:04.163 Peach Mach Bike Yes Manual
Bowser's Castle Nin★Masa 02:42.098 Bowser Flame Runner No Manual
Rainbow Road Nin★Syun1 02:44.734 Rosalina Jetsetter No Manual
GCN Peach Beach Nin★Taeko 01:23.140 Peach Dolphin Dasher Yes Manual
DS Yoshi Falls Nin★FJ 01:09.175 Yoshi Turbo Blooper Yes Manual
SNES Ghost Valley 2 Nin★sira〉 00:58.907 King Boo Spear No Manual
N64 Mario Raceway Nin★Yuuki 01:59.053 Baby Mario Mini Beast No Manual
N64 Sherbet Land Nin★FJ 02:28.356 Baby Luigi Blue Falcon No Manual
GBA Shy Guy Beach Nin★Matt 01:32.867 Koopa Troopa Magikruiser No Manual
DS Delfino Square Nin★TARO 02:24.169 Wario Honeycoupe No Manual
GCN Waluigi Stadium Nin★♪Ryo 02:12.367 Waluigi Piranha Prowler No Manual
DS Desert Hills Nin★solami 01:52.686 Dry Bones Tiny Titan Yes Manual
GBA Bowser Castle 3 Nin★A24 02:39.391 Dry Bowser Flame Runner No Manual
N64 DK's Jungle Parkway Nin★Syun1 02:37.782 Donkey Kong Flame Flyer Yes Manual
GCN Mario Circuit Nin★Dai8 01:49.939 Mario Wild Wing No Manual
SNES Mario Circuit 3 Nin★Shige 01:26.659 Baby Mario Bullet Bike No Manual
DS Peach Gardens Nin★==Kony 02:16.777 Baby Peach Mini Beast Yes Manual
GCN DK Mountain Nin★Miyam 02:38.130 Funky Kong Flame Flyer Yes Manual
N64 Bowser's Castle Nin★Kentan 02:55.933 Bowser Jr. Sneakster Yes Manual

Battle Arenas

New Battle Arenas Retro Battle Arenas
Block Plaza SNES Battle Course 4
Delfino Pier GBA Battle Course 3
Funky Stadium N64 Skyscraper
Chain Chomp Wheel GCN Cookie Land
Thwomp Desert DS Twilight House

Items

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Item Box.

Items play a fundamental part in Mario Kart Wii. Items are received through item boxes, which are sparkly and have a question mark on them are usually scattered in groups throughout a course, often in a horizontal line. The item is then stored for use whenever the racer wishes (except in the case of the Thunder Cloud, which is immediately activated). Items can be split into two categories, aggressive items, and strategic items. Normally, the lower the player's position in the race, the rarer and more useful items they will receive from item boxes to help balance the gameplay.

Aggressive Items

Aggressive items are any items that will affect other players in a way that another racer's vision is blocked, stops, or loses speed, such as the red shell. The aggressive items are:

Image Name Description
Triple Bananas Artwork - Mario Kart Wii Triple Bananas Gives the player a trail of three bananas.
File:Fakebox.png Fake Item Box This item imitates an Item Box, which is colored red and the ? mark is flipped upside down.
Green Shell Artwork - Mario Kart Wii Green Shell Can be thrown backwards or forwards and bounces off of obstacles several times before being destroyed.
Triple Green Shells Artwork - Mario Kart Wii Triple Green Shells Surrounds the racer with three green shells.
Red Shell Artwork - Mario Kart Wii Red Shell A homing shell that locks on to the nearest opponent.
TripleRedShell Triple Red Shells Three red shells that surround the racer.
MKWii Blue Shell Spiny Shell Locks on to the racer in first place.
File:Blooper.png Blooper Squirts ink on any opponent ahead of the user, limiting vision.
Lightning Artwork - Mario Kart Wii Thunderbolt Strikes every racer temporarily slowing them down and lose their item.
POW Block (Mario Kart Wii)

POW Block
New Item

Shakes up all racers in front of the user into an explosive spin that causes them to drop their items if they are on the ground when it breaks.

Strategic Items

Strategic items are items such as the Mushroom, which will assist in the race, without affecting the other racers if without effort from the racer (e.g. The mushroom can only affect another racer if the other racer is rammed with the mushroom). Such items are:

External links

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Main Games
Super Mario Kart (1992, SNES) · Mario Kart 64 (1996, N64) · Mario Kart: Super Circuit (2001, GBA) · Mario Kart: Double Dash!! (2003, GameCube) · Mario Kart DS (2005, DS) · Mario Kart Wii (2008, Wii) · Mario Kart 7 (2011, 3DS) · Mario Kart 8 (2014, Wii U) · Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (2017, Switch)
Arcade Games
Mario Kart Arcade GP (2005, Arcade) · Mario Kart Arcade GP 2 (2007, Arcade) · Mario Kart Arcade GP DX (2013, Arcade) · Mario Kart Arcade GP VR (2017, Arcade)
Mobile Games
Mario Kart Tour (2019, iOS/Android)
Toys
K'NEX · Hot Wheels
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