It drives home the fact that you've failed, and makes fun of your failure via a short jingle playing at the GP results. No Trophy For You! starts off identically to 'Trophy Presentations', but then gradually goes slower and darker as your character drives away deprived of a trophy, and then the band dies out as they promptly get blown the hell up by a Bomb Kart.a calypso remix for Double Dash!!, a modified version in DS, a majestic remix in Wii, an up-beat modified version in 7, and a glorious, epic and flourishing remix in 8). The track would later get remixed and/or modified in later games (e.g. Its tune was originally in the previous game, and was brought back in Super Circuit. Trophy Presentations, used when you finish Mario GP with 3rd place or better.It returns with an awesome remix in both Wii and 8 Deluxe. This piece is hectic and also funky, giving off a mid 80s-early 90s vibe. Rainbow Road is the only course in the game to get completely unique music, and it really helps to set the stage for the game's grand finale: a multicoloured track IN SPACE! And despite sounding blocky nowadays, it manages to remain Vindicated by History despite being a 16-bit track.To other people, this theme takes on a completely different meaning. Vanilla Lake's theme embodies the jolly feel of a snow level.It's also a remix for the Ghost Houses in Super Mario World.

The theme for Ghost Valley is not only Nightmare Fuel, it managed to kick off the trend of dark, horrifying levels.

It makes the track sound completely threatening as you race through the course.

The track used for Bowser's Castle is actually a remix of Bowser's intro and boss theme from Super Mario World.

It even got remixed for Super Smash Bros.

The lively Mario Circuit track is an excellent opener for the game, and indeed the entire Mario Kart series.

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