The Power Flower (フラウリィ Furaurī) is one of Princess Daisy's karts in Mario Kart DS, the others being Standard DS and Light Dancer.
Description[]

Princess Daisy in her Power Flower on the Select Kart screen.
The Power Flower is a nice, old-school car. The color scheme is orange and yellow (just like Daisy's dress), headlights and a small windshield are present (the windshield really doesn't protect her from wind or anything because it's about 4 inches tall.), and the back tires are slightly larger than the front tires. The kart also as a silver grille in the front. All in all, it's a nice kart.
Staff Ghost use[]
Course | Time | Player | Character | Kart |
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GBA Sky Garden | 1:44:400 | Ninten★ドリー | ![]() |
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How to unlock[]

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- Complete all Retro Grand Prix cups in 50cc.
- If the player chooses not to do 50cc, the player can unlock the Power Flower without the need to unlock Daisy by completing all cups in the Nitro or Retro Grand Prix in 150cc. By doing that method, the Power Flower is open to Princess Peach and Donkey Kong.
By completing all cups in Mirror Mode, it's open to all characters.
Statistics[]
Daisy's Power Flower has an excellent item stat, with above-average acceleration, weight, and speed, but suffers from having the awkward combination of extremely poor handling and high drift, making it very hard to drive, and disallowing it from snaking at all.
The Power Flower shares its speed with Mario's B Dasher, and its weight is equivalent to Dry Bones' Banisher and Waluigi's Zipper.
This and the B Dasher are the slowest karts within the middleweight class. The Power Flower also has the lowest handling within the middleweight class.
Trivia![]
- This kart shares it's name with a power-up in Super Mario 64 DS.
- The Daytripper in Mario Kart Wii, Birthday Girl from Mario Kart 7, and the Cat Cruiser from Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe can be considered to be the Power Flower's spiritual successor, due to its feminine designs and can be based for Daisy in those games.