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| rdfs:label | - Rainbow Road
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| rdfs:comment | - Rainbow Road (レインボーロード Reinbō Rōdo?) is a stage appearing in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS. It is based on Rainbow Road from the Mario Kart series, specifically the one of Mario Kart 7 which is on the Nintendo 3DS. It was first seen in the Rosalina & Luma's trailer.
- Rainbow Road can refer to :
* Rainbow Road, a song by Zorsy
* Rainbow Road, a song by nanobii
- Rainbow Road (dt. Regenbogenstrecke) ist eine Stage aus dem Spiel Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U. Diese Stage basiert auf der Rainbow Road aus dem Mario-Spiel Mario Kart 7. Auf der Rennstrecke werden Shy Guys fahren.
- The Rainbow Road is the habitat that live in.
- Rainbow road in a course in the mario kart series it is usually the hardest track in the game because it has no railings to fall back on and it is thin and has many obstacles you must get around.
- Note: There are several videos on YouTube showing how to do these shortcuts.
- Rainbow Road is a recurring course found in the Mario Kart series, where it closes the Special Cup and the Grand Prix seasons overall. All the versions of the track share common elements : they are all suspended in space or sky, and have a very colorful track layout, hence the name, and powerful themed music. An uplifting-themed music has remained with Rainbow Road throughout the series. The roads often have limited railing, making the course extremely hard. They are sometimes the longest in the their games, notably Mario Kart 64's version, with a length of 2 kilometers and 2 minutes laptimes.
- Rainbow Road is the final track in the Special Cup in every Mario Kart game. In Mario Kart 7, a remastered version of the original Rainbow Road (from Super Mario Kart) also makes an appearance as the last track in the Lightning Cup, and an entirely revamped Rainbow Road from Mario Kart 64 makes an appearance in Mario Kart 8, also as the last track of the Lightning Cup. This section is a stub. You can help MarioWiki by expanding it.
- Despite its misleading title, Rainbow Road (also known as Rainbow Crap) is actually made out of a rainbow that is cheese in disguise. It is the hardest course of the SMK TV show, since it has no walls and is in space. If someone falls off, a Cheez-it will put them back on the track. Humorously, near the end of the episode one of the drivers ate the Cheez-it that was helping it get back on track, and the person who ate it fell down and broke his Kart.
- The lore idea that the track was entirely rebuilt on a much larger scale in F-Zero, can accommodate both the fact that the tracks are different from each game, and the fact that the vehicles somehow roll the map in the same times in all three games while being hyper-speed hover modules able to reach 1000Km/h on F-Zero X and simple Go-Karts on Mario Kart 64/8. Rainbow tracks also show up in some other X cup courses.
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| MusicDesc | - 'Bad Apples' from Dance Moms
- 'N64 Rainbow Road' from Mario Kart 8
- 'Rainbow Road' from F-Zero X Expansion Kit
- 'Rainbow Road' from Mario Kart 64
- 'Rainbow Road' from Mario Kart DS
- 'Rainbow Road' from Mario Kart Wii
- 'Rainbow Road' from Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
- 'Vampire ' by Denkishiki Karen Ongaku Shuudan
- Remix of 'Rainbow Road' from Mario Kart Wii by GaMetal
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- EXShadow's first version
- EXShadow's second version
- SonicBrawler77's version
- TheMasterGamerify's version
- Luneth's Mario Kart versions
- Luneth's seventh version
- davismaximus' edit
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| Name | - Rainbow Road
- Bison On A Cow
- F-ZERO X : BIG BLUE - Rainbow Road
- Mario Kart 64 - Rainbow Road -
- Mario Kart DS - Rainbow Road -
- Mario Kart Double Dash!! - Rainbow Road -
- Mario Kart Wii - Rainbow Road -
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- Rainbow Road as it appears in Mario Kart 64
- Rainbow Road as it appears in Mario Kart 7
- Rainbow Road as it appears in Mario Kart 8
- Rainbow Road as it appears in Mario Kart DS
- Rainbow Road as it appears in Mario Kart Wii
- Rainbow Road as it appears in Super Mario Kart
- |0=Mario and Yoshi crash-land rear-ends first on Enscripture's Rainbow Road
|1=Toad about to get run over by a Koopa Troopa on Enscripture's Rainbow Road (Old)
|2=Guile doesn't think too highly of M. Bison's latest act of villainy on davismaximus' Bison On A Cow
|3=Mario and Luigi signal peace on Luneth's first Rainbow Road (Mario Kart 64 - Rainbow Road -)
|4=Bootleg Mario squares off against his old nemesis, bootleg Bowser, on SonicBrawler77's Rainbow Road
|5=Tails charges at a cocky Wario on Luneth's fourth Rainbow Road (Mario Kart Double Dash!! - Rainbow Road -)
|6=A Mars Person is amazed by the vibrancy of Luneth's fifth Rainbow Road (Mario Kart Arcade-GP -Rainbow Coaster-)
|7=Mario is taken aback by the appearance of Pac-Man on Luneth's fifth Rainbow Road (Mario Kart Arcade-GP -Rainbow Coaster-)
|8=Mario is encountered by a floating Klonoa on Luneth's sixth Rainbow Road (Mario Kart 7 - Rainbow Road -)
|9=Captain Falcon shows Daisy his moves on Luneth's seventh Rainbow Road (F-ZERO X : BIG BLUE - Rainbow Road)
|10=Mario going head to head with Mario Kart's Link DLC on TheMasterGamerify's Rainbow Road
- Rainbow Road as it appears in Mario Kart: Super Circuit
- Rainbow Road as it appears in Mario Kart: Double Dash‼
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| abstract | - Rainbow Road (レインボーロード Reinbō Rōdo?) is a stage appearing in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS. It is based on Rainbow Road from the Mario Kart series, specifically the one of Mario Kart 7 which is on the Nintendo 3DS. It was first seen in the Rosalina & Luma's trailer.
- Rainbow Road can refer to :
* Rainbow Road, a song by Zorsy
* Rainbow Road, a song by nanobii
- Rainbow Road is the final track in the Special Cup in every Mario Kart game. In Mario Kart 7, a remastered version of the original Rainbow Road (from Super Mario Kart) also makes an appearance as the last track in the Lightning Cup, and an entirely revamped Rainbow Road from Mario Kart 64 makes an appearance in Mario Kart 8, also as the last track of the Lightning Cup. Its primary features are its colorful surface that appear to be made of reflective glass, its uplifting or cheerful music, and is usually the longest (and sometimes the hardest) course (with the exceptions of Super Mario Kart and Mario Kart: Double Dash!!). This section is a stub. You can help MarioWiki by expanding it.
- Rainbow Road (dt. Regenbogenstrecke) ist eine Stage aus dem Spiel Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U. Diese Stage basiert auf der Rainbow Road aus dem Mario-Spiel Mario Kart 7. Auf der Rennstrecke werden Shy Guys fahren.
- The Rainbow Road is the habitat that live in.
- Rainbow road in a course in the mario kart series it is usually the hardest track in the game because it has no railings to fall back on and it is thin and has many obstacles you must get around.
- Note: There are several videos on YouTube showing how to do these shortcuts.
- The lore idea that the track was entirely rebuilt on a much larger scale in F-Zero, can accommodate both the fact that the tracks are different from each game, and the fact that the vehicles somehow roll the map in the same times in all three games while being hyper-speed hover modules able to reach 1000Km/h on F-Zero X and simple Go-Karts on Mario Kart 64/8. Rainbow tracks also show up in some other X cup courses. The well-known shortcut from Mario Kart 64 is blocked in F-Zero X and results in death even if aimed properly due to the control point system used to create the F-Zero X courses. If the player has the F-Zero X Expansion Kit, a heavy metal remix of Mario Kart 64's Rainbow Road theme will play instead of the normal music. Every game in the Mario Kart series has a different version of the track, serving as the Grand Prix Finale. This one is based on the Mario Kart 64 track of the same name, which – in aforementioned game – is the final course of the Special Cup (their Joker Cup), the longest course of the whole franchise, and one of the hardest.
- Despite its misleading title, Rainbow Road (also known as Rainbow Crap) is actually made out of a rainbow that is cheese in disguise. It is the hardest course of the SMK TV show, since it has no walls and is in space. If someone falls off, a Cheez-it will put them back on the track. Humorously, near the end of the episode one of the drivers ate the Cheez-it that was helping it get back on track, and the person who ate it fell down and broke his Kart. File:Mario head smaller.jpg This thing's a . It doesn't appear in dictionaries, so listen up what a stub is: A very small garbage can, with only a little junk. ADD MORE JUNK TO IT SO IT BECOMES A GIANT GARBAGE CAN!
- Rainbow Road is a recurring course found in the Mario Kart series, where it closes the Special Cup and the Grand Prix seasons overall. All the versions of the track share common elements : they are all suspended in space or sky, and have a very colorful track layout, hence the name, and powerful themed music. An uplifting-themed music has remained with Rainbow Road throughout the series. The roads often have limited railing, making the course extremely hard. They are sometimes the longest in the their games, notably Mario Kart 64's version, with a length of 2 kilometers and 2 minutes laptimes.
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