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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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===F-Zero=== |
===F-Zero=== |
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In ''F-Zero'', White Land appears twice as the last two courses in the Queen League. White Land 1 has 2 main U-turns and a large amount of Jump pads, Magnets while having a small amount of Snow (Dirt) and slip zones. Afterwards, in White Land 2, it features two tight U-turns, more slip zones and Snow (Dirt), and a tricky jump that can only be completed by pulling down on the D-Pad. |
In ''F-Zero'', White Land appears twice as the last two courses in the Queen League. White Land 1 has 2 main U-turns and a large amount of Jump pads, Magnets while having a small amount of Snow (Dirt) and slip zones. Afterwards, in White Land 2, it features two tight U-turns, more slip zones and Snow (Dirt), and a tricky jump that can only be completed by pulling down on the D-Pad. |
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===F-Zero X=== |
===F-Zero X=== |
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| − | In ''F-Zero X'', White Land appears 3 times. White Land 1: Dangerous Steps is simple and has a few jumps that can be tricky with too much speed and features a loop, White Land 2: Halfpipe is tricky and is almost entirely a half pipe, and White Land 3 (N64DD |
+ | In ''F-Zero X'', White Land appears 3 times. White Land 1: Dangerous Steps is simple and has a few jumps that can be tricky with too much speed and features a loop, White Land 2: Halfpipe is tricky and is almost entirely a half pipe, and White Land 3 (N64DD Expansion Kit only) is a star with tons of hazards including slip zones, dirt and mines. |
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===F-Zero GX=== |
===F-Zero GX=== |
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White Land never appeared in ''F-Zero GX'', but despite this, there are still beta blueprints for a few tracks. |
White Land never appeared in ''F-Zero GX'', but despite this, there are still beta blueprints for a few tracks. |
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===F-Zero GP Legend=== |
===F-Zero GP Legend=== |
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| − | + | F-Zero GP Legend'' features two main White Land tracks: White Land - Flower (And it's Expert track) and the original F-Zero White Land 2. White Land - Flower (which appears in the Gold Cup) is in the shape of a flower and has a jump near the middle and slip zones. It's Expert version is much harder to navigate with it's larger amount of slip zones and course changes. White Land 2 has the exact layout from F-Zero except the infamous jump does not need the Down button to land (unless you are using a heavy vehicle). |
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===Anime=== |
===Anime=== |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | *[[Beastman]] was attacked by a giant crocodile on planet White. |
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| − | *White Land is the only track with multiple courses where the music is different in each course. |
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*One of its soundtracks is included within ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. |
*One of its soundtracks is included within ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. |
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Revision as of 23:36, 23 January 2021
White Land is very cold and has constant snow fall, making it a popular spot for tourists.
Appearances
F-Zero
In F-Zero, White Land appears twice as the last two courses in the Queen League. White Land 1 has 2 main U-turns and a large amount of Jump pads, Magnets while having a small amount of Snow (Dirt) and slip zones. Afterwards, in White Land 2, it features two tight U-turns, more slip zones and Snow (Dirt), and a tricky jump that can only be completed by pulling down on the D-Pad.
F-Zero X
In F-Zero X, White Land appears 3 times. White Land 1: Dangerous Steps is simple and has a few jumps that can be tricky with too much speed and features a loop, White Land 2: Halfpipe is tricky and is almost entirely a half pipe, and White Land 3 (N64DD Expansion Kit only) is a star with tons of hazards including slip zones, dirt and mines.
F-Zero GX
White Land never appeared in F-Zero GX, but despite this, there are still beta blueprints for a few tracks.
F-Zero GP Legend
F-Zero GP Legend features two main White Land tracks: White Land - Flower (And it's Expert track) and the original F-Zero White Land 2. White Land - Flower (which appears in the Gold Cup) is in the shape of a flower and has a jump near the middle and slip zones. It's Expert version is much harder to navigate with it's larger amount of slip zones and course changes. White Land 2 has the exact layout from F-Zero except the infamous jump does not need the Down button to land (unless you are using a heavy vehicle).
The Flower circuit has also appeared as the final challenge for Black Shadow's and Rick's Story Modes, only if Rick decides to take the alternate route, named as X. Rick often starts in route X if the player doesn't have enough bounty in order to progress to Big Blue.
Anime
In the anime, White Land made an appearance in Lap 20, The Disappearance of Mrs. Arrow. Mrs. Arrow's anime counterpart had gone missing, thanks to Zoda's anime counterpart who had aimed to take control of White Land's weather machine. It's a very lethal place complete with avalanches, snowstorms, and even a very dangerous circuit wrapped around a mountain. Mrs. Arrow is rescued by her husband and ultimately wins the race in the end.
Trivia
- One of its soundtracks is included within Super Smash Bros. Brawl.