Bear Bones All-Stars Racing

Bear Bones All-Stars Racing is a kart racing video game developed by Traveller's Tales and published by Activision. It was released for the PlayStation, Sega Dreamcast, Nintendo 64, Microsoft Windows, Arcade, and Game Boy Color in 2001, with a Game Boy Advance version released in 2002. It is the second installment of the Bear Bones All-Stars series.

Gameplay
The gamer is similar to other kart racers, including Konami Krazy Racers, Lego Racers, Nicktoons Racing, Toy Story Racer, Diddy Kong Racing, Crash Team Racing, and the Mario Kart series.

Plot
Various Bear Bones characters receive an invitation to compete in a series-wide Grand Prix for the top prize, the Bear Bones Big Gold Award. The host of the competition, also the individual who sent the invitations, is an unknown, unseen driver of a sleek, black car with a tinted dome window simply dubbed as the Mystery Rider, which the participating racers are challenged to beat, as well as each other.

Development
Coming soon!

Malachi Universal

 * Malachi
 * Purple Guy
 * Kally
 * Dr. Wilfil (mystery rider)
 * Japanese Malachi (skin)

Sarah

 * Sarah
 * Nate
 * Japanese Sarah (skin)

The Animal Farm

 * Scott Pig
 * Chucky Chicken

Toon Friends

 * Jarek
 * Riley

Wonderful Darlene

 * Darlene

Fairy Tail

 * Natsu
 * Lucy

The Kutabatas

 * Mitsuru
 * Toko
 * Sayaka
 * Tamaki
 * Mahiru

Legend of Galactic

 * Dak
 * Alexia

Soul Eater

 * Maka
 * Soul

Geo the Creature

 * Geo
 * Reo

W.I.T.C.H.

 * Will
 * Cornelia

Winx Club

 * Bloom
 * Stella
 * Tecna

Azumanga Daioh

 * Chiyo
 * Sakaki

Neon Genesis Evangelion

 * Shinji
 * Misato

Time Warped

 * Nicolas
 * Siana

My Hero Academia

 * Izuku
 * Ochako
 * All Might

Attack on Titan

 * Eren
 * Mikasa

Demon Slayer

 * Tanjiro
 * Nezuko

Haruhi Suzumiya‎‎

 * Kyon
 * Haruhi

Noragami

 * Yato
 * Hiyori

Amphibia

 * Anne
 * Sprig

Sypha

 * Sypha

Cup 1
This cup has the following courses:
 * Tyrusville (Malachi Universal)
 * Animalcity (The Animal Farm)
 * Toonpolis (Toon Friends)
 * Star City (Bear Bones Universe)

Cup 2
This cup has the following courses:
 * Okinawa (Azumanga Daioh)
 * Musutafu (My Hero Academia)
 * Basopolis (Geo)
 * Death Weapon Meister Academy (Soul Eater)

Cup 3
This cup has the following courses:
 * Oizumi-gakuen Station Area (Noragami)
 * Town Racing (Malachi Universal)
 * Heatherfield (W.I.T.C.H.)
 * Daydream Town (Sypha)

Cup 4
This cup has the following courses:
 * Shiganshina District (Attack on Titan)
 * Nishinomiya High School (Haruhi Suzumiya)
 * Alfea College (Winx Club)
 * Butterfly Mansion (Demon Slayer)

Cup 5
This cup has the following courses:
 * Wartwood Swamp (Amphibia)
 * Rollerbound (Sarah)
 * Star City State Fair (Bear Bones Universe)
 * Apple Neighborhood (Wonderful Darlene)

Cup 6
This cup has the following courses:
 * Space Alien Station (Legend of Galactic)
 * Fiore (Fairy Tail)
 * Tokyo-3 (Neon Genesis Evangelion)
 * Rainbow Coast (Bear Bones Universe)

Voice cast

 * Mala Miles - Malachi / Purple / Jarek
 * E.G. Daily - Kally
 * Gregg Berger - Dr. Wilfil
 * Anndi McAfee - Sarah
 * Charlie Adler - Nate / Nicolas
 * Cree Summer - Siana
 * Corey Burton - Geo
 * Frank Welker - Scott / Reo
 * Bob Bergen - Chucky
 * B.J. Ward - Riley / Konata / Haruhi
 * Tara Strong - Darlene
 * Tom Kenny - Mitsuru
 * Lauren Tom - Sayaka
 * Jeannie Elias - Toko / Chiyo
 * Cam Clarke - Natsu / Tamaki / Shinji / Izuku / Tanjiro / Yato
 * Elizabeth Daily - Ochako
 * Carolyn Lawrence - Lucy / Mahiru / Hiyori / Sypha
 * Charlie Schlatter - Dak
 * Jodi Benson - Alexia
 * Cathy Cavadini - Maka
 * Zig Miles - Soul / Sprig
 * Melissa Disney - Bloom
 * Cheryl Chase - Stella
 * Tress MacNeille - Sakaki
 * Mary Elizabeth McGlynn - Misato
 * Dan Castellaneta - All Might
 * Billy West - Eren
 * Grey DeLisle - Mikasa
 * Katie Leigh - Nezuko / Tecna / Cornelia
 * Sherry Lynn - Kagami
 * Michael Bell - Kyon
 * Brianne Siddall - Anne
 * Melissa Fahn - Will

Development
The game was developed alongside Bear Bones All-Stars: Battle Fight! in 2001 to maximize costs towards both games.

Reception
Coming soon!

Sequels
The game was followed by Bear Bones All-Stars Super Kart (2006), Bear Bones All-Stars Grand Prix (2011), and Bear Bones All-Stars Mega Racers (2018).