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The Holiday Tour was the fifty-eighth tour of Mario Kart Tour, which began on December 1, 2021, and ended on December 15, 2021. It was the first tour to share the same name with a previous tour in English but different names in Japanese. Being themed around the holidays, it featured the return and the debut of various Christmas- and Santa-themed items, while also marking the return of Merry Mountain since its last appearance in the 2021 Cat Tour twenty-two tours prior. Additionally, this tour marked the debut of SNES Vanilla Lake 2 as the tour’s signature course, making this tour the first to introduce a new classic course since the 2021 Summer Tour eleven tours prior. This tour also appropriately marked the debut of the R/T variant of Merry Mountain, making this the first tour since the Baby Rosalina Tour forty-five tours prior to feature both a new course and new R/T variants of other courses. This was the second tour overall to not introduce any new drivers, with the first one being the Bowser vs. DK Tour fifteen tours prior. It was also the sixth tour to feature festive trees scattered across courses. The Coin Box Pipe from the 2020 Mario vs. Luigi Tour returned in this tour, now including different drivers like Kamek and King Bob-omb (Gold). In the opening title sequence of the game, Luigi moves along with the other characters, though in some rare cases, Luigi ends up tripping instead, causing him to mess up his Ground Pound action. [7] New Super Luigi U [ edit ] The aforementioned Super Guide is a computer-controlled Luigi plays through the stage for the player. If one does not take control and allows the Luigi to play the whole course, he only attempts to get to the end of, usually avoiding any secrets or unneeded power-ups. In Super Mario Bros. 3, Luigi is once again a palette swap of Mario; none of the original skills he had in the versions of Super Mario Bros. 2 were carried over. Luigi has all of Mario's additional abilities, which includes carrying objects and the several power-up transformations, but his high jumps and low traction were removed. The only discernible differences are his green overalls and cap. Also, like in Super Mario Bros., Luigi can only be controlled by the second player in a 2-player game.
During the opening cinematic, Luigi and Mario examine a trophy before Peach and Daisy call them for play time. After Peach, Mario, Daisy make their moves, Luigi is last in line to make his shot, which strikes the flagpole attached to the hole, which rallies the rest of Luigi's crew. Later in the cinematic, Luigi and the rest of the quartet are seen strolling around in the wilderness until they see Bowser's Castle in the distance. An unexpected explosion prompts Luigi and the rest of the crew to cover their eyes before the camera pans out. Luigi is a character with high offense and maximum mobility, though his defense is very low. He is the only character with access to Precision weapons as his main set of weapons and he uses Sentry weapons as his secondary set.That's your brother, Loobie... Wait, no! I mean, uh...Loofa... No, I mean Luigi! If you wonder what Luigi's up to, I'm sure he'd tell you. All you gotta do is ask! In fact, it kinda looks like he's dying to tell you stuff, so you oughta rap with him! Players' most recently used kart and glider are chosen, and favourite and favored ones have extra priority. Opponents are arranged randomly. On day 1 of this tour, players finish a race in SNES Mario Circuit 2 in the Bowser Cup using Toad (Pit Crew) for a free pipe launch. Starting from day 2, players have to finish a race in the earliest incomplete course that is not in any of the ranked cups using the driver shown on the course's thumbnail every day to obtain the corresponding reward in the table below. Once all of the courses are completed, the courses are selected at random. Luigi's Classic Mode route has him fight dark or scary opponents, referencing his cowardly nature, which is most prevalent in the Luigi's Mansion series. Luigi's Classic Mode route's name also alludes to the Luigi's Mansion series, which has him fight ghosts. In Mario Kart 64, Luigi gains a course of his own called Luigi Raceway, which is the first race of the Mushroom Cup and, consequently, the first race of the game.
W2-5: Drybake Stadium - When Mario reaches the fourth floor, if he takes the exit on the left, Luigi is sitting near a window on the right. In Mario Super Sluggers, Luigi is a team captain, leading his team called the Luigi Knights. Luigi, along with Bowser Jr. and Daisy, are the only secondary team captains to have a home stadium, with Luigi's being Luigi's Mansion. Compared to the predecessor, Luigi's batting, fielding, and running have been improved slightly, while his pitching skills remained the same. He gained the Star Swing Tornado Swing along with a new Star Pitch called the Tornado Ball to differentiate him from his brother. In challenge mode, Luigi is the first player that joined the team. Luigi's Mario Super Sluggers baseball card listed his Rookie Year as 1982, although Mario Bros., the game that he first appeared in, was released in 1983. In Mario Power Tennis, his mansion appears as a court. His Offensive Power shot is the Squeaky Mallet and his Defensive Power Shot is the Poltergust Return. His default partner in doubles tournaments is Mario. In WarioWare: Get It Together!, Luigi appears with his Poltergust 3000 in the Luigi's Mansion microgame and shines his flashlight on the ghost after the player clears the microgame.In Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars and the Nintendo Switch remake, Luigi appears at the start of the parade during the game's ending credits. The SNES graphics of this part of the parade are retained in the remake, making Luigi the only character in the remake to not receive a new 3D model. There is a mention of him on Star Hill, where a Wish Star states his wish; in the English version, he wants to be a great plumber like his brother Mario, but in the Japanese version, he merely states that he wants to help his older brother (only implying that it is Luigi's wish). The Japanese version contains additional references to Luigi, such as Garro's description of A Plumber's Lament originally including the subject's well wishes toward his little brother. The English version of the remake uses these references from the original Japanese version. One of the possible answers to the Dr. Topper quiz, "Luigi" is an answer for the ultimate enemy in the adventure (instead of Bowser). Luigi also hosts the original game's physical instruction booklet. Although Luigi does not physically appear in Bowser's Fury, the Fury Shadow resembles him. Additionally, the kittens' colors other than the calico kitten match those of the playable characters' Cat Suits in Super Mario 3D World other than Mario, with the green one matching Luigi's. In addition, all of the Luigi stamps from the Super Mario 3D World mode appear and can be used in Snapshot Mode. Luigi Suit: "Huh? What? Another... me?! No, wait. Is that you, Bro? Whoa, you really threw me for a loop there!" The Singapore Tour introduces a variant of Luigi wearing sunglasses and a green shirt with a Mushroom pattern known as Luigi (Vacation). He has the Boomerang Flower as his special skill.
Who's this guy? ...Come on, you really need to ask me that? Gimme a break! That's your brother, Luigi! But...I wonder why he's here? I'm sure he'll tell you if you ask him. Luigi is again playable in Mario Strikers: Battle League, where his Hyper Strike is Spin Tornado. Here, he is a technique-type character with technique being his strongest statistic, while having weaker shooting. Boxer Shorts / Clown Outfit / Skeleton Suit / Gold Mario Suit / Zombie Outfit / 8-Bit Mario Cap: "Bro! You startled me! That outfit is kinda, ummm... How can I put this? I mean, it looks good on you! It looks good, but uhh... Yeah..." Not counting Penguin Luigi, Builder Luigi, Dr. Luigi, Cat Luigi and Kitsune Luigi, Luigi has eight variants in the game, which are all classified as High-End drivers.
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In WarioWare: Touched!, Luigi appears alone in the third level of the microgame Spin a Yarn. On the 3rd level difficulty, the player can unravel a Luigi making an "L" formation. Virtual Boy Wario Land (1995, VB) • Wario Land II (1998, GB/GBC) • Wario Land 3 (2000, GBC) • Wario Land 4 (2001, GBA) • Wario Land: Shake It! (2008, Wii)
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