Hyrule Circuit is the fourth and last track of the Triforce Cup in Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. It's obviously the home track of Link.
In this track, rupees replace coins, and Deku Babas and Keese replace Piranha Plants and Swoopers respectively.
Layout[]
Mario Kart 8[]
The track starts at Hyrule Field, as it zigzags through a grassy area. Several ramps can be found here, before a glider ramp that sends the player into Hyrule Castle. After a 270-degree left turn, the player arrives in a grand hall in anti-gravity mode with the Master Sword resting in a Triforce-shaped pedestal. The routes split at the sword, before merging directly afterward. After a jump out the back of the castle, the player lands in a small village before going through a valley with Deku Babas. After a final jump, the player returns to the start.
Shortcuts[]
- In the field, a Mushroom can be used to cut through the zigzags.
- Before the Master Sword are three crystals that give spin-boosts. If a player touches all three, a Dash Panel opens up before the Master Sword, allowing the player to jump into it.
- After exiting the castle, a Mushroom can be used across the grass to cut off a turn.
Staff Ghosts[]
Game | Character | Recorder | Time | Vehicle Combination | ||
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Body | Tires | Glider | ||||
8 | Nin★Mitsu | 2:11.156 | ||||
8 Deluxe 150cc | 2:08.616 | |||||
8 Deluxe 200cc | Nin★Mark | 1:40.394 |
Trivia![]
- This is one of three tracks in the Mario Kart series to have a sound of the roulette item that differs from other tracks of the original game, the others being Waluigi Pinball, Animal Crossing, and Urchin Underpass.
- This is currently the only track in the Mario Kart series whose name starts with the letter "H".
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GCN Baby Park |
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