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Mario Kart and Martial arts ArchivesHot Wheels sound like a match made in heaven, and soon we will all be living in heaven.

Not because we died after living lives free from sin, no, but because Mattel is releasing a Mario Kart-inspired line of Hot Wheels toys next year. Take a look at these bad boys:

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They've got all your favorites: Mario, Luigi, Peach, Wario, Rosalina, Toad in a funny little shoe car, Bowser in his signature pink convertible, Yoshi in a speedy-looking number. What more could you ask for? Donkey Kong? Waluigi? Yeah, probably, but take it up with Hot Wheels.

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These Mario Kart Hot Wheels toys are debuting at San Diego Comic Con Wednesday and will be available to check out at the Nintendo and Mattel booths during the show (July 18 to July 22).

For folks who aren't at the show, the toys will be available to purchase individually for $4.99 a pop when they come out in stores in June 2019.

Not only will there be Mario Kart Hot Wheels available next summer, but Hot Wheels will also be making tracks inspired by Mario Kart courses, which sounds amazing and exactly like the kind of thing I wanted as a kid.

There's no word yet on whether Hot Wheels has developed a working blue shell that will blow up whichever character is in first place. We will keep you updated.

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