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Like Triple Green or Red Shells, opposing racers that get too close are hit by the circling items. As one would expect, a Banana or Shell simply hits the opponent, while Mushrooms or Stars give opponents their boost, and a Bob-omb explodes and takes out any items that had yet to be used. A collision with the Blooper will put a single splotch of ink on the opponent's screen. | Like Triple Green or Red Shells, opposing racers that get too close are hit by the circling items. As one would expect, a Banana or Shell simply hits the opponent, while Mushrooms or Stars give opponents their boost, and a Bob-omb explodes and takes out any items that had yet to be used. A collision with the Blooper will put a single splotch of ink on the opponent's screen. | ||
In normal racing, only the player characters can use the Lucky Seven, similar to how [[Triple Red Shells]] are normally a player exclusive item. In other item settings in VS or Battle Mode, however, CPUs are able to get the Lucky Seven. | In normal racing, only the player characters can use the Lucky Seven, similar to how [[Red Shell|Triple Red Shells]] are normally a player exclusive item. In other item settings in VS or Battle Mode, however, CPUs are able to get the Lucky Seven. | ||
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