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Piranha Plant Slide returns in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'' in the [[Piranha Plant Tour]]. It was the final 3DS course added to the game. Like with [[3DS Neo Bowser City]], it mostly uses its appearance from ''Mario Kart 7'' as opposed to ''Mario Kart 8''. Because of this, the starting line has been reverted back to the version seen in ''Mario Kart 7'', albeit with the castle having a more straight orientation compared to its previous appearances. The Goombas, however, retain their normal coloration, like in ''Mario Kart 8''. The underwater section has also been reverted to its original appearance and layout as a confined tunnel with trickable pipes along the ground. However, the final section retains its adjusted layout that removed a shortcut from ''Mario Kart 7''. Additionally, one of the [[Empty Block]] rows has been removed during the underground section, likely to better suit the more limited controls. The water that comes from the pipes towards the end of the course no longer acts as an obstacle, and can be glided through with ease. The underwater version of the music returns. | Piranha Plant Slide returns in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'' in the [[Piranha Plant Tour]]. It was the final 3DS course added to the game. Like with [[3DS Neo Bowser City]], it mostly uses its appearance from ''Mario Kart 7'' as opposed to ''Mario Kart 8''. Because of this, the starting line has been reverted back to the version seen in ''Mario Kart 7'', albeit with the castle having a more straight orientation compared to its previous appearances. The Goombas, however, retain their normal coloration, like in ''Mario Kart 8''. The underwater section has also been reverted to its original appearance and layout as a confined tunnel with trickable pipes along the ground. However, the final section retains its adjusted layout that removed a shortcut from ''Mario Kart 7''. Additionally, one of the [[Empty Block]] rows has been removed during the underground section, likely to better suit the more limited controls. The water that comes from the pipes towards the end of the course no longer acts as an obstacle, and can be glided through with ease. The underwater version of the music returns. | ||
As with other courses in the game, Piranha Plant Slide has a reverse variant, a trick variant and a reverse/trick variant, referred to as '''Piranha Plant Slide R''', '''Piranha Plant Slide T''' and '''Piranha Plant Slide R/T''' respectively. The first two debuted alongside the course, while the R/T variant debuted in the [[New Year's Tour (2023)|2023 New Year's Tour]]. On Piranha Plant Slide R and Piranha Plant Slide R/T, if their intro is skipped while overlooking the underwater section, the underwater variant of the courses' music will play when the race begins. Exiting the underwater section or restarting the race when this happens will switch back to the regular music instead.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48U-M8hJrE4 video] of the glitch; note the slightly different tune compared to when this [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYIpvenxdyA does not happen].</ref> | |||
On Piranha Plant Slide R and Piranha Plant Slide R/T, if their intro is skipped while overlooking the underwater section, the underwater variant of the courses' music will play when the race begins. Exiting the underwater section or restarting the race when this happens will switch back to the regular music instead.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48U-M8hJrE4 video] of the glitch; note the slightly different tune compared to when this [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYIpvenxdyA does not happen].</ref> | |||
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