Lucky 7's are a new item in Mario Kart 7. When used, 7 random items will circle the players kart, similar to the triple shells. These items can be used in circular order after they are deployed.
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| - Lucky 7's are a new item in Mario Kart 7. When used, 7 random items will circle the players kart, similar to the triple shells. These items can be used in circular order after they are deployed.
- Every so often, you will be fortunate enough to get a Lucky 7, a very powerful Item exclusive to Mario Kart 7. Activating it gives the driver an assortment of Items to wreak havoc on the race track.
- Lucky 7 is an Extreme Difficulty track that is on a slot machine. Every 3 rounds, the slots will spin and change the track layout. No towers can be placed on the slots. The track parts move with the slot they are on. It is unlocked at Rank 65. It costs $50 Monkey Money to try.
- The Lucky 7, (called ラッキー7 Rakkī 7 in Japan), is an item appearing in the Mario Kart series. It resembles a seven from roulette machines and if three are gotten, it results in a jackpot. It also appears to be the seven from the Mario Kart 7 logo.
- Lucky 7 was an ABC Network drama TV series created by Kay Mellor that was based on the British TV show "The Syndicate" and starred Summer Bishil, Lorraine Bruce, Alexandra Castillo, Christine Evangelista, Stephen Louis Grush, Matt Long, Anastasia Phillips, Luis Antonio Ramos and Isiah Whitlock, Jr. The series' pilot episode earned only 1.3 rating in the 18- to 49-year-old demographic, making it the lowest rated fall drama premiere in ABC history.
- Lucky 7 (ラッキー七 Rakkī Nana) is a unique location found in the One Piece world, as it seems to be a ship, a civilized location, and something of an island all in one. As such, like Thriller Bark, Lucky 7 is an odd location, in that it doesn't stay in one place for too long. It's best described as a "nomadic town" by those who know of it. Aside from its fame as an oddity on the open seas, Lucky 7 is a ship that primarily consists of gambling casinos and hotels built on top of it. As a result of this necessity to house so many people and support a large number of buildings, it's one of the larger known ships seen thus far; only being slightly smaller than Thriller Bark by at least five miles.
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| - Peach using a Lucky 7
- The Lucky 7's artwork from Mario Kart 7.
- The icon for the Lucky 7 Item.
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| - Equips the players with a lineup of seven Items rotating around their Kart.
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| - Allows racers to have seven items at once.
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| - Lucky 7's are a new item in Mario Kart 7. When used, 7 random items will circle the players kart, similar to the triple shells. These items can be used in circular order after they are deployed.
- Lucky 7 (ラッキー七 Rakkī Nana) is a unique location found in the One Piece world, as it seems to be a ship, a civilized location, and something of an island all in one. As such, like Thriller Bark, Lucky 7 is an odd location, in that it doesn't stay in one place for too long. It's best described as a "nomadic town" by those who know of it. Aside from its fame as an oddity on the open seas, Lucky 7 is a ship that primarily consists of gambling casinos and hotels built on top of it. As a result of this necessity to house so many people and support a large number of buildings, it's one of the larger known ships seen thus far; only being slightly smaller than Thriller Bark by at least five miles. Due to a need for proper funding, Lucky 7 affiliates itself with the World Government, and so it's mainly protected from outside threats by that very affiliation. Therefore, Lucky 7 not only gains much needed shelter from pirates and other criminals, but it also gets enough money to support the gambling houses found aboard it. It's unique situation, and its many casinos and hotels make Lucky 7 a rather famous location in the One Piece world, as a few people have either off-handedly mentioned it once, or even expressed a desire to visit it one day. Lucky 7 was the scene of an incident involving The Jolly Pirates, when they invaded the government-sanctioned ship in order to retrieve Hanuman from slave traders who had kidnapped him and planned to showcase him at Lucky 7 for profit. This resulted in increasing The Jolly Pirates' infamy, making them much more of a threat to the World Government than before (as the government considered the invasion, collateral damage and defeat of Commander Chance to be an act of rebellion against its authority.)
- Every so often, you will be fortunate enough to get a Lucky 7, a very powerful Item exclusive to Mario Kart 7. Activating it gives the driver an assortment of Items to wreak havoc on the race track.
- Lucky 7 is an Extreme Difficulty track that is on a slot machine. Every 3 rounds, the slots will spin and change the track layout. No towers can be placed on the slots. The track parts move with the slot they are on. It is unlocked at Rank 65. It costs $50 Monkey Money to try.
- The Lucky 7, (called ラッキー7 Rakkī 7 in Japan), is an item appearing in the Mario Kart series. It resembles a seven from roulette machines and if three are gotten, it results in a jackpot. It also appears to be the seven from the Mario Kart 7 logo.
- Lucky 7 was an ABC Network drama TV series created by Kay Mellor that was based on the British TV show "The Syndicate" and starred Summer Bishil, Lorraine Bruce, Alexandra Castillo, Christine Evangelista, Stephen Louis Grush, Matt Long, Anastasia Phillips, Luis Antonio Ramos and Isiah Whitlock, Jr. The series' pilot episode earned only 1.3 rating in the 18- to 49-year-old demographic, making it the lowest rated fall drama premiere in ABC history. On October 4, 2013, ABC canceled the series due to low ratings, becoming the first show of the 2013-14 season to be cancelled & left the remaining episodes unaired, but on September 25, 2014, ABC released all the episodes produced on iTunes, which were a total of 8 episodes.
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