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| − | The '''Bruiser'''<sup id="footnote_inline_en">[[#footnote_note_en|[en]]]</sup> is a kart body part from [[Mario Kart 7]] that later reappeared | + | The '''Bruiser'''<sup id="footnote_inline_en">[[#footnote_note_en|[en]]]</sup> is a kart body part from [[Mario Kart 7]] that later reappeared in [[Mario Kart Tour]]. |
Currently, there is one version of this vehicle: | Currently, there is one version of this vehicle: | ||
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== Names in Other Languages == | == Names in Other Languages == | ||
{{Language-Info | {{Language-Info | ||
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|en=Growlster | |en=Growlster | ||
|nl={{yes|Diabolide}} | |nl={{yes|Diabolide}} | ||
Revision as of 22:32, 5 June 2019
The Bruiser[en] is a kart body part from Mario Kart 7 that later reappeared in Mario Kart Tour.
Currently, there is one version of this vehicle:
Names in Other Languages
| Dutch: | Diabolide |
|---|---|
| French: | Automovile |
| German: | Fieser Flitzer |
| Italian: | Diabolide |
| Japanese: | ワルビデール |
| Korean: | - |
| Portuguese: | Diabólide |
| Russian: | - |
| Spanish: | Canallículo |
| Greek: | - |
| Polish: | - |
| Finnish: | - |
| Swedish: | - |
| Czech: | - |
| Danish: | - |
[en] - Known as Growlster in Europe and Australia
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