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{{about|Not to be confused with [[White Raccoon Mario (Mario Edit)]], a form of [[Mario]] with a similar name and appearance.}}
 
{{about|Not to be confused with [[White Raccoon Mario (Mario Edit)]], a form of [[Mario]] with a similar name and appearance.}}
'''White Tanooki Mario''' is a form of [[Mario]] that first appeared in ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario 3D Land|Super Mario 3D Land]]'' when exposed to a [[mariowiki:Invincibility Leaf|Invincibility Leaf]].<ref>https://mariowiki.com/White_Tanooki_Mario</ref> In the [[Mario Kart]] franchise, his first appearance as a playable character is in [[Mario Kart Tour]].
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'''White Tanooki Mario''' is a form of [[Mario]] that first appeared in ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario 3D Land|Super Mario 3D Land]]'' when exposed to an [[mariowiki:Invincibility Leaf|Invincibility Leaf]].<ref>https://mariowiki.com/White_Tanooki_Mario</ref> In the [[Mario Kart]] franchise, his first appearance as a playable character is in [[Mario Kart Tour]].
  
Currently, there is are no versions available.
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Currently, there is one version available:
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* [[White Tanooki Mario (LTC 91)]]
  
 
== Names in Other Languages ==
 
== Names in Other Languages ==

Latest revision as of 17:41, 5 June 2023

Not to be confused with White Raccoon Mario (Mario Edit), a form of Mario with a similar name and appearance.

White Tanooki Mario is a form of Mario that first appeared in Super Mario 3D Land when exposed to an Invincibility Leaf.[1] In the Mario Kart franchise, his first appearance as a playable character is in Mario Kart Tour.

Currently, there is one version available:

Names in Other Languages

Dutch: Witte Tanuki-Mario
French: Mario Tanuki Blanc
German: Weißer Tanuki-Mario
Italian: Mario Tanuki Bianco
Japanese: しろタヌキマリオ
Korean: 하양너구리마리오
Portuguese: Mario Tanuki Branco
Russian: -
Spanish: Mario Tanuki Blanco
Greek: -
Polish: -
Finnish: -
Swedish: -
Czech: -
Danish: -

References