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|image=[[File:PN Trophy Creator trophy MTA item1.png|200px]]<br>Lucien alongside [[Mario]]'s racket
|image=[[File:Lucien.PNG]]
|first_appearance=''[[Mario Tennis Aces]]'' ([[List of games by date#2018|2018]])
|first_appearance=''[[Mario Tennis Aces]]'' ([[List of games by date#2018|2018]])
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'''Lucien''' is an ancient tennis racket with the power to control people. It appears as the main antagonist of Adventure Mode in ''[[Mario Tennis Aces]]''.
'''Lucien''' is a powerful tennis racket with the power to control people. It appears as the main antagonist of Adventure Mode in ''[[Mario Tennis Aces]]''.


[[File:Lucien.png|thumb|left]]
==History==
According to [[Aster]], many years before ''Mario Tennis Aces'', [[List of implied characters#King Bask|King Bask]] heard of Lucien's power and took it for himself, only for it to destroy the ancient [[Kingdom of Bask]]. However, King Bask managed to strip Lucien of its power and divided the power between five [[Power Stone]]s, and he hid Lucien in a secret room.
According to [[Aster]], many years before ''Mario Tennis Aces'', [[List of implied characters#King Bask|King Bask]] heard of Lucien's power and took it for himself, only for it to destroy the entire kingdom. However, King Bask managed to strip Lucien of its power and divided the power between five [[Power Stone]]s, and he hid Lucien in a secret room.


In the beginning of Adventure Mode, [[Wario]] and [[Waluigi]], who found Lucien while digging in the [[Bask Ruins]], give it to [[Mario]] and [[Princess Peach|Peach]] as a "prize" for winning the championships. Despite [[Toad]] warning him, [[Luigi]] takes the racket, causing him to be possessed by Lucien just like Wario and Waluigi, forcing Mario to search for the five Power Stones before Lucien does. Toad accompanies Mario in doing this.
In the beginning of Adventure Mode, [[Wario]] and [[Waluigi]], who have got Lucien, give it to [[Mario]] and [[Princess Peach|Peach]] as a "prize" for winning the championships. Despite [[Toad]] warning him, [[Luigi]] takes the racket, causing him, Wario, and Waluigi to be possessed by Lucien, forcing Mario to go and get the five Power Stones before Lucien does.


Mario and Toad manage to obtain three of the Power Stones, but the possessed Wario and Waluigi take the other two. The group decides to have a tennis tournament in [[Marina Stadium]] for the Power Stones. Peach and [[Princess Daisy|Daisy]] need to defeat the possessed Wario and Waluigi, while Mario needs to defeat the possessed Luigi. After Mario and his allies win, [[Bowser]] takes Lucien and the five Power Stones for himself and brings them to the [[Temple of Bask Shrine]]. Lucien and Bowser combine to form [[Bowcien]], who then challenges Mario. However, Mario defeats him, breaking Lucien with a [[Zone Shot]] in the process. Lucien's remains emit powerful energy, which causes the shrine to crumble and nearly cave in on Mario, but he is teleported out safely before he can be crushed by the falling debris.
However, the possessed Wario and Waluigi manage to take two Power Stones, and decide to have a tournament in [[Marina Stadium]] for the Power Stones. Peach and [[Princess Daisy|Daisy]] need to beat the possessed Wario and Waluigi, while Mario needs to beat the possessed Luigi. After Mario and co. win, [[Bowser]] takes Lucien and the five Power Stones for himself, and brings them to the [[Temple of Bask Shrine]]. Lucien and Bowser combine to form [[Bowcien]], who then attempts to take down Mario. However, Mario defeats them, breaking Lucien with a [[Zone Shot]] in the process. Lucien's remains emit powerful energy which causes the shrine to crumble and nearly cave in on Mario, but he is teleported out safely before he can be crushed by the falling debris.


Afterwards, Mario, Luigi, Peach, Toad, and Daisy celebrate Lucien's destruction, although Wario and Waluigi express disappointment in it happening, as they hoped to become the best tennis players with the racket. Daisy scolds Wario and Waluigi by reminding them of how all the events, including their possession, had been the result of their trying to use Lucien, as well as the fact that Lucien's powers were ultimately no match for Mario anyway.
Afterwards, Mario, Luigi, Peach, Toad, and Daisy celebrated Lucien's destruction, although Wario and Walugi express disappointment in Lucien's destruction, as they hoped to become the best tennis players with the racket, resulting in Daisy telling them off by reminding them of not only how all the events, including their possession, had been the result of their trying to use Lucien, but that Lucien's powers were ultimately no match to Mario anyway.
 
Later, Mario and Toad go to the recently appeared [[Ruins of Trials]], where Mario eventually completes the King's Trial (the [[Last Trial Boss Challenge]], where Mario defeats all of the bosses, including Bowcien, in successive rematches) and obtains a non-sentient replica of Lucien as a reward. This replica can then be used when Mario is played as outside Adventure Mode.


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Ita=Lucigna/Lucignola
|ItaM=Based from "Lucignolo" (or "Lampwick") from Pinocchio.
|Spa=Lucius
|SpaM=(see German)
|Dut=Lucius
|DutM=(see German)
|Ger=Luzius
|GerM=The Roman name "[[wikipedia:Lucius|Lucius]]" could either derive from the Latin ''lux'' (light), whereby the name would be related to [[wikipedia:Lucifer|Lucifer]], or descend from the [[wikipedia:Etruscan language|Etruscan]] ''lucumo'' (king).
|Fra=Jeseth
|FraM=Pronounced like "Jeu, set", which means "Game, set". The name is also derived from [[wikipedia:Set_(deity)|Seth]].
|Chi=聖德芬
|ChiR=Shèng dé fēn
|ChiM=Sacred Dé-fēn. "dé fēn"(得分) also means getting scores.
|Jap=エスター
|Jap=エスター
|JapR=Esutā
|JapR=Esutā
|JapM=[[Aster]]
|JapM=[[Aster]]
|ChiS=圣德芬
|ChiSR=Shèngdéfēn
|ChiSM=From「圣」(''shèng'', "holy") and a pun on「得分」(''défēn'', "score")
|ChiT=聖德芬
|ChiTR=Shèngdéfēn
|ChiTM=From「聖」(''shèng'', "holy") and a pun on「得分」(''défēn'', "score")
|Dut=Lucius
|DutM=The Roman name "{{wp|Lucius}}" could either derive from ''lux'' ("light" in Latin), whereby the name would be related to {{wp|Lucifer}}, or descend from the {{wp|Etruscan language|Etruscan}} ''lucumo'' ("king")
|Fre=Jeseth
|FreM=Pronounced like ''jeu, set'' ("game, set"); also derived from "{{wp|Set (deity)|Seth}}"
|Ger=Luzius
|GerM=A corruption of the Dutch name
|Ita=Lucigna
|ItaM=Based on the Italian name of {{wp|Candlewick (character)|Candlewick}} (''Lucignolo'') from ''{{wp|The Adventures of Pinocchio}}''
|Rus=Лукий
|RusR=Lukiy
|RusM=Lucius
|Spa=Lucius
|SpaM=Same as Dutch
}}
}}


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