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This is... my folder!
I present to you a number of characters I've made over the past few whiles, all coming from different interests of mine!
Seems like you found fourteen characters, a fine number, if you ask me.
Character info:
Sanic:
Although there has already been a Sanic running at the speed of sound in this game, he never thought of bringing a vehicle until now. Including stats of 9,4, we already know that since Sanic is naturally very fast and agile, so that was granted in his vehicle as well. This Sanic specifically was made to go along with Mayro.
Sanicball:
The Sanicball has noticed the fast paced gameplay of SRB2Kart, and since there weren't any characters that rolled, it decided to enter the race by rolling around at the speed of sound. With stats of 8,1, this blue ball will have to drift a long time to keep it's fasts/h at a high number.
Aluigi:
Aluigi, a 9 year old with strangely excellent driving skills, joined the race! But he didn't just get himself in on this, as he also brought his Wild Wing (from Mario Kart Wii), giving him stats of 9,7! Don't expect him to have a very well time with items, as he's better off driving by himself.
Standard Kart alternate: The third time this edition switches up its stats. A number of re-characterizations lead here sometime after mid-2021. He's fast, he's a feather-weight, he's 9,2 for those who don't want him with his Wild Wing.
Scratch Cat:
Oh look! It's the cat from coding program Scratch! Seems like they found a way to program themselves into the game, huh? Anyway, this orange cat has stats of 3,5 mostly to help out beginners to get through the tracks with ease while also having a very good spark rate to take the turns quickly.
Bear (Fun Run):
Taking his appearance from Fun Run 3, the Bear has entered the race to... who knows, exactly? Take a walk? Kill everyone in sight? Up to the player to find out. With stats of 4,2, this bear has average-ish speed, and takes turns well, but can be wiped off easily.
WARNING: This character contains blood for its hurt sprites. If you do not wish to see that, it's recommended to use the bloodless version at the character's individual page.
No$GBA Logo:
... You... must have played in this emulator so much that it taught itself how to drive a kart. It's... making noise as well? Huh. Anyway, it's stats are 5,7 to reflect the emulator's audio when playing most, if not all Nintendo DS games, and Mario Kart DS' "snaking" in the shape of having good spark rate. ... Nobody knows how it got here, though.
Trolley:
You might think that this is just a shopping cart, but I can confirm that it's got much more going for it, like being able to race against sentient RC cars..
in one way or another, like stopping them right at the finish line, making this the pure definition of a 1,9 racer in my opinion. Oh, and it's huge to say the very least. Acurracy.
Nintendo Wii:
You didn't read that incorrectly. It's a Nintendo Wii, driving a kart. What a time to live. It's stats are 6,8 and it's featuring voice clips from Wii Sports' Announcer and Crowd! ... ... ... and a very familiar sound if something bad happens to you.
Tourist:
Otherwise known as... Block Boy? This character comes from KoGaMa, a very simple game that's always been obscure to most people. To reflect the game's slow movement, Tourist here has 2,3 for stats. (This is a very silent character, and only contains a sound for using powerful items.)
Firey:
Seems like Firey wanted to see how fast he could run in an actual race. He's a fast runner, after all. With 9,2 for stats, he'll definetly need some time to accelerate, and he's able to get pushed by a lot of people, but to compensate, he can take turns tighter with a higher top speed overall.
(Thanks to hoppingicon for helping with his voice clips.)
Tune:
After being a recurring recommended character in object shows and competing in Object Mayhem for a while, Tune has developed some sort of split personality, since his headphones are possesed. With stats of 2,6, will we see if he can use it for his advantage in kart races like these? well, probably, i don't know
(NEW!) T.T:
Coming from Timber's Island, and owning every race track located there, this friendly stopwatch will not hold back when it comes to kart racing! With a stat set of 9,5 expect him to be on the faster side of the field, but taking a hit can be quite punishing for him.
(NEW!) Lucy Loud:
Based on her Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl appearance, with voices from said game, and her stats reflect her playstyle. Though she may not be able to turn invisible or float to attack, her stats of 7,2 keep her seemingly teleporting speed, though she's also poetically light-weight on the race track.
Although there has already been a Sanic running at the speed of sound in this game, he never thought of bringing a vehicle until now. Including stats of 9,4, we already know that since Sanic is naturally very fast and agile, so that was granted in his vehicle as well. This Sanic specifically was made to go along with Mayro.
Sanicball:
The Sanicball has noticed the fast paced gameplay of SRB2Kart, and since there weren't any characters that rolled, it decided to enter the race by rolling around at the speed of sound. With stats of 8,1, this blue ball will have to drift a long time to keep it's fasts/h at a high number.
Aluigi:
Aluigi, a 9 year old with strangely excellent driving skills, joined the race! But he didn't just get himself in on this, as he also brought his Wild Wing (from Mario Kart Wii), giving him stats of 9,7! Don't expect him to have a very well time with items, as he's better off driving by himself.
Standard Kart alternate: The third time this edition switches up its stats. A number of re-characterizations lead here sometime after mid-2021. He's fast, he's a feather-weight, he's 9,2 for those who don't want him with his Wild Wing.
Scratch Cat:
Oh look! It's the cat from coding program Scratch! Seems like they found a way to program themselves into the game, huh? Anyway, this orange cat has stats of 3,5 mostly to help out beginners to get through the tracks with ease while also having a very good spark rate to take the turns quickly.
Bear (Fun Run):
Taking his appearance from Fun Run 3, the Bear has entered the race to... who knows, exactly? Take a walk? Kill everyone in sight? Up to the player to find out. With stats of 4,2, this bear has average-ish speed, and takes turns well, but can be wiped off easily.
WARNING: This character contains blood for its hurt sprites. If you do not wish to see that, it's recommended to use the bloodless version at the character's individual page.
No$GBA Logo:
... You... must have played in this emulator so much that it taught itself how to drive a kart. It's... making noise as well? Huh. Anyway, it's stats are 5,7 to reflect the emulator's audio when playing most, if not all Nintendo DS games, and Mario Kart DS' "snaking" in the shape of having good spark rate. ... Nobody knows how it got here, though.
Trolley:
You might think that this is just a shopping cart, but I can confirm that it's got much more going for it, like being able to race against sentient RC cars..
in one way or another, like stopping them right at the finish line, making this the pure definition of a 1,9 racer in my opinion. Oh, and it's huge to say the very least. Acurracy.
Nintendo Wii:
You didn't read that incorrectly. It's a Nintendo Wii, driving a kart. What a time to live. It's stats are 6,8 and it's featuring voice clips from Wii Sports' Announcer and Crowd! ... ... ... and a very familiar sound if something bad happens to you.
Tourist:
Otherwise known as... Block Boy? This character comes from KoGaMa, a very simple game that's always been obscure to most people. To reflect the game's slow movement, Tourist here has 2,3 for stats. (This is a very silent character, and only contains a sound for using powerful items.)
Firey:
Seems like Firey wanted to see how fast he could run in an actual race. He's a fast runner, after all. With 9,2 for stats, he'll definetly need some time to accelerate, and he's able to get pushed by a lot of people, but to compensate, he can take turns tighter with a higher top speed overall.
(Thanks to hoppingicon for helping with his voice clips.)
Tune:
After being a recurring recommended character in object shows and competing in Object Mayhem for a while, Tune has developed some sort of split personality, since his headphones are possesed. With stats of 2,6, will we see if he can use it for his advantage in kart races like these? well, probably, i don't know
(NEW!) T.T:
Coming from Timber's Island, and owning every race track located there, this friendly stopwatch will not hold back when it comes to kart racing! With a stat set of 9,5 expect him to be on the faster side of the field, but taking a hit can be quite punishing for him.
(NEW!) Lucy Loud:
Based on her Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl appearance, with voices from said game, and her stats reflect her playstyle. Though she may not be able to turn invisible or float to attack, her stats of 7,2 keep her seemingly teleporting speed, though she's also poetically light-weight on the race track.
As much as I'd like to say more about this pack, that's kind of it. Expect revisions of a few characters sooner or later, as I feel some of these sprites are starting to age.
Why the pack's name? Well, these are maker in a Kartmaker folder, and each character has their own folder, and when you'll get them, you'd put them in a folder, inside of your Kart FOLDER! ... am i smart yet?
Updates for version 2.5:
- A majority of the previous characters' minimap sprites were changed
- T.T and Lucy Loud added
In any case, though, i hope you enjoy playing as these chars.
