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The Booster Seat (Baby Booster in PAL regions) is a Small kart in Mario Kart Wii. It resembles a baby stroller with boosters, hence the name. It is the slowest kart in the game.

It is similar and the successor to the Goo-Goo Buggy and the Rattle Buggy when Baby Mario or Baby Luigi are driving it, respectively.

Description[]

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Overview[]

The Booster Seat is a Kart for Small racers. It is one of the three starter karts in the Small class, along with the Standard Kart S and the Mini Beast (Concerto). It is Baby Peach's signature vehicle. Its roof will flip open when the kart does a Trick or uses an equipable Item. Its bike-counterpart is the Bit Bike.

Statistics[]

The Booster Seat is the slowest kart in the game, and its Weight is equal to its Speed, meaning this kart can be easily pushed around by heavier vehicles. However, its Acceleration is quite high, making it reach its top speed quickly. This kart has the best Handling stat out of all karts in the game, while only the Bit Bike's is better. Although its drifting ability is quite low, the rest of its stats - Off-Road and Mini-Turbo - are some of its greatest advantages.

It shares its Weight with the Magikruiser, its Drift with the Sprinter, its Off-Road with the Super Blooper (Turbo Blooper) and its Mini-Turbo with the Wild Wing and the Shooting Star (Twinkle Star).

Stat Name Stat Value
Speed
27/80
Weight
27/80
Acceleration
56/80
Handling
64/80
Drift
37/80
Off-Road
54/80
Mini-Turbo
59/80
Total 324

Color Schemes[]

Baby Mario: Blue roof and rims, red stripe and wheels, white body and outline

Baby Luigi: White body and roof, yellow rims, green stripe and wheels, gray outline

Baby Peach: Pink body, roof, and rims, white stripe and wheels, yellow outline

Baby Daisy: Yellow body, orange roof and wheels, white stripe, green outline and rims

Toad: Blue body and outline, yellow roof and wheels, red stripe and rims

Toadette: Magenta body, stripe, and rims, white roof, pink outline and wheels

Koopa Troopa: Green body, roof, and rims, white stripe, turquoise outline and wheels

Dry Bones: Black body, roof, and wheels, red stripe, gray outline and wheels

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Trivia![]

  • The Booster Seat's handling stat matches the speed stat of the Sprinter.
  • This vehicle is one of the seven vehicles to go through a design-change other than than a pallete swap, the others being the Bit Bike, Flame Runner, Wario Bike, Shooting Star, Spear, and Phantom. For example, Baby Mario and Baby Luigi’s Booster Seats do not feature fringes on their roofs. Also, Koopa Troopa and Dry Bones' Booster Seats' rims have their tires based on their shells instead of the usual simple clear ones.
    • Out of the seven vehicles, it is also the only one to be a kart opposed to a bike.
  • The top of the kart opens up when a Trick is preformed.
  • Its name is taken from the name of a car seat for infants, where the kart takes its meaning literally.
Mario Kart Wii vehicle parts
Karts Small Standard Kart SBooster SeatMini BeastCheep ChargerTiny TitanBlue Falcon
Medium Standard Kart MClassic DragsterWild WingSuper BlooperDaytripperSprinter
Large Standard Kart LOffroaderFlame FlyerPiranha ProwlerJetsetterHoneycoupe
Bikes Small Standard Bike SBullet BikeBit BikeQuackerMagikruiserJet Bubble
Medium Standard Bike MMach BikeSugarscootZip ZipSneaksterDolphin Dasher
Large Standard Bike LFlame RunnerWario BikeShooting StarSpearPhantom
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