Shy Guy Beach is the second track of the Mushroom Cup in Mario Kart: Super Circuit. This track makes a retro appearance in Mario Kart Wii as the second track of the Banana Cup. It is the prequel to Cheep Cheep Island
Despite being a beach, it actually takes place on an island filled with sand, with some grass. It also has quite a simple layout as well. Apart from this, there is a ship with Shy Guys in it that try to shoot cannonballs at racers, and some Sidesteppers.
Layout[]
Mario Kart: Super Circuit[]
Its background looks the ocean with an island and a Pirate Guy ship sailing. The Pirate Guy ship shoots cannonballs that spin racers out if they hit them. Koopa Beach 1 and Koopa Beach 2 also use it, but the Pirate Guys don't shoot cannonballs. Other hazards in this course include various Sidesteppers.
Mario Kart Wii[]
This course returns in Mario Kart Wii with little changes. The course now has improved graphics and now tricks can be done off the ramps. Cannonballs now explode like Bob-ombs.
Staff Ghosts[]
Mario Kart Wii[]
Character | Recorder | Time | Vehicle | Wii Wheel? |
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Normal | ||||
Nin★Kato | 01:45:568 | Yes | ||
Expert | ||||
Nin★Matt | 01:32.867 | No |
Trivia![]
- The music is inspired by the theme for the 1959 film, A Summer Place.
- The original theme is also sampled in the 1998 song "It's Summertime" by Ricky D. It was to be included in Dance Dance Revolution Solo, but it was removed.
- This is the only track in Super Circuit's Mushroom Cup to not reappear in Mario Kart Tour.
Gallery[]
Previous track:
Peach Circuit |
Current track:
Shy Guy Beach |
Next track:
Riverside Park |
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Previous track:
N64 Sherbet Land |
1st reappearance:
Mario Kart Wii |
Next track:
DS Delfino Square |
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