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| − | '''Fire Mario''' is the form Mario takes after powering up with a Fire Flower.<ref>http:// | + | '''Fire Mario''' is the form [[Mario]] takes after powering up with a [[mariowiki:Fire Flower|Fire Flower]].<ref>http://mariowiki.com/Fire_Mario</ref> In the [[Mario Kart]] franchise, he appears as a downloadable palette swap of Mario in [[Mario Kart Arcade GP DX]]. |
| − | Currently, there are | + | Currently, there are three versions available: |
* [[Fire Mario (Toni Kart)]] | * [[Fire Mario (Toni Kart)]] | ||
* [[Fire Mario (KaizoGT)]] | * [[Fire Mario (KaizoGT)]] | ||
| + | * [[Fire Mario (LTC 91)]] | ||
== Names in Other Languages == | == Names in Other Languages == | ||
Latest revision as of 17:42, 17 June 2023
Fire Mario is the form Mario takes after powering up with a Fire Flower.[1] In the Mario Kart franchise, he appears as a downloadable palette swap of Mario in Mario Kart Arcade GP DX.
Currently, there are three versions available:
Names in Other Languages
| Dutch: | Vuur-Mario |
|---|---|
| French: | Mario de feu |
| German: | Feuer-Mario |
| Italian: | Mario fuoco |
| Japanese: | ファイアマリオ |
| Korean: | 파이어마리오 |
| Portuguese: | Mario de fogo (NTSC) Mario Chama (PAL) |
| Russian: | Огненный Марио |
| Spanish: | Mario de fuego (NTSC) Mario de Fuego (PAL) |
| Greek: | - |
| Polish: | - |
| Finnish: | - |
| Swedish: | - |
| Czech: | - |
| Danish: | - |
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