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I remember playing Mario Kart DS since I was young, but when I was playing the retro cups, I recognize that the order follows from SNES as the first one, followed by the N64, GBA, and GCN. SO with my meme, it will show how the retro cups could have been better. For starters, this will be the first meme where I do how the retro cups would have been improved. If you have a different opinion, you can tolerate my views. Shoutout to AtomicQuince on YouTube for inspiring me to do my own take on how Retro Tracks of Mario Kart could have been improved

Shell Cup: I know the first three tracks are in this order because SNES Mario Circuit 1 would be the first one to start with because that's the first SNES track ever. After N64 Moo Moo Farm and GBA Peach Circuit, they have GCN Luigi Circuit, which baffles me that two Luigi tracks are in the retro cups (one being in the Shell Cup and the other from the GBA was in the Leaf Cup). With that GCN Dry Dry Desert would have been the last Shell Cup track.

Banana Cup: I know the same generic order was used. With that, I went with a different to show how it could have been like. First track would have been N64 Frappe Snowland, the second would have been Donut Plains 1, GCN Baby Park being the third track, and GBA Bowser Castle 2 being the last Banana Cup track.

Leaf Cup: Even though Wario Stadium in the DS version is indeed the first Special cup track, I decided that it would be cool if N64 Wario Stadium would be the last Leaf Cup, with GBA Luigi Circuit being the first Leaf Cup track, followed by GCN Mushroom and SNES Koopa Beach 2.

Lightening Cup: Finally we have the last retro cup in the game, but here's the odd thing; the Yoshi Circuit track was the last track of the entire game, which I find it odd because it's very anti climatic. They started ending the game with the retro Rainbow Road track since Mario Kart 7 which I find it very ridiculous. With that Choco Island 2 would have been replaced by SNES Rainbow Road track as the final and climatic track in this game.

Disclaimer:
Mario Kart (c) Nintendo

Description
I remember playing Mario Kart DS since I was young, but when I was playing the retro cups, I recognize that the order follows from SNES as the first one, followed by the N64, GBA, and GCN. SO with my meme, it will show how the retro cups could have been better. For starters, this will be the first meme where I do how the retro cups would have been improved. If you have a different opinion, you can tolerate my views. Shoutout to AtomicQuince on YouTube for inspiring me to do my own take on how Retro Tracks of Mario Kart could have been improved

Shell Cup: I know the first three tracks are in this order because SNES Mario Circuit 1 would be the first one to start with because that's the first SNES track ever. After N64 Moo Moo Farm and GBA Peach Circuit, they have GCN Luigi Circuit, which baffles me that two Luigi tracks are in the retro cups (one being in the Shell Cup and the other from the GBA was in the Leaf Cup). With that GCN Dry Dry Desert would have been the last Shell Cup track.

Banana Cup: I know the same generic order was used. With that, I went with a different to show how it could have been like. First track would have been N64 Frappe Snowland, the second would have been Donut Plains 1, GCN Baby Park being the third track, and GBA Bowser Castle 2 being the last Banana Cup track.

Leaf Cup: Even though Wario Stadium in the DS version is indeed the first Special cup track, I decided that it would be cool if N64 Wario Stadium would be the last Leaf Cup, with GBA Luigi Circuit being the first Leaf Cup track, followed by GCN Mushroom and SNES Koopa Beach 2.

Lightening Cup: Finally we have the last retro cup in the game, but here's the odd thing; the Yoshi Circuit track was the last track of the entire game, which I find it odd because it's very anti climatic. They started ending the game with the retro Rainbow Road track since Mario Kart 7 which I find it very ridiculous. With that Choco Island 2 would have been replaced by SNES Rainbow Road track as the final and climatic track in this game.

Disclaimer:
Mario Kart (c) Nintendo