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==[[Cheep Cheep Falls]]==
{| width=100% border=1 style="text-align:center; background:white; margin: 0 auto;"
|- bgcolor=#dedede
!width="8%"|Hole
!width="8%"|Par
!width="8%"|Yardage
!width="40%"|Description
|-
|Hole 1
|Par 4
|394 Yards
| This hole is situated near a large waterfall. A few bunkers are placed around the edges of the fairway, and the course is rather bumpy. However, there are no other hazards in the path to the green.
|-
|Hole 2
|[[File:ToadHighlandsMGWT2.jpg|200px]]
|Par 3
|164 Yards
|177 Yards
|194 Yards
|A short hole with some bunkers. Also features a [[Toad House]].
|-
|Hole 3
|[[File:ToadHighlandsMGWT3.jpg|200px]]
|Par 4
|348 Yards
|378 Yards
|418 Yards
|A hole that bends slightly to the left and contains some bunkers.
|-
|Hole 4
|[[File:MGWTToadhighlands4.jpg|200px]]
|Par 5
|494 Yards
|523 Yards
|552 Yards
|A long hole holding a lake and some bunkers. It ends with the green on a small slope.
|-
|Hole 5
|[[File:MGWTToadhighlands5.jpg|200px]]
|Par 4
|355 Yards
|380 Yards
|407 Yards
|A simple hole that bends slightly to the right. Contains a [[Toad House]] near the green.
|-
|Hole 6
|[[File:MGWTToadhighlands6.jpg|200px]]
|Par 3
|138 Yards
|168 Yards
|198 Yards
|A short hole with a water hazard and bunker near the green.
|-
|Hole 7
|[[File:MGWTToadhighlands7.jpg|200px]]
|Par 4
|387 Yards
|412 Yards
|437 Yards
|A hole that contains several trees on hills with bunkers scattered around them.
|-
|Hole 8
|[[File:MGWTToadhighlands8.jpg|200px]]
|Par 5
|511 Yards
|541 Yards
|572 Yards
|A long, straightforward hole with a rise halfway through and several bunks near the green.
|-
|Hole 9
|[[File:MGWTToadhighlands9.jpg|200px]]
|Par 4
|409 Yards
|435 Yards
|461 Yards
|A hole scattered with bunkers and water hazards.
|-
|Hole 10
|[[File:MGWTToadHighlands10.jpg|200px]]
|Par 4
|296 Yards
|322 Yards
|346 Yards
|A hole with many bunkers that curves to the right. Another Toad-shaped hedge is present and a Toad House is hidden behind a tree near the green.
|-
|Hole 11
|[[File:MGWTToadHighlands11.jpg|200px]]
|Par 4
|376 Yards
|401 Yards
|426 Yards
|A hole that curves to the right around a big hill with some bunkers beside the green.
|-
|Hole 12
|[[File:MGWTToadHighlands12.jpg|200px]]
|Par 5
|465 Yards
|495 Yards
|535 Yards
|A course that bends left around a Toad House and subsequently right towards the green. This hole contains many bunkers.
|-
|Hole 13
|[[File:MGWTToadHighlands13.jpg|200px]]
|Par 3
|172 Yards
|182 Yards
|193 Yards
|A short hole that curves around a tree to the left. A bunker is present slightly beyond the green.
|-
|Hole 14
|[[File:MGWTToadHighlands14.jpg|200px]]
|Par 4
|393 Yards
|418 Yards
|445 Yards
|A hole with several bunkers scattered throughout it that bends around a water hazard to the right.
|-
|Hole 15
|[[File:MGWTToadHighlands15.jpg|200px]]
|Par 5
|370 Yards
|394 Yards
|418 Yards
|A simple hole that bends to the left around a tree with some bunkers and a Toad House.
|-
|Hole 16
|[[File:Toad Highlands H16.png|200px]]
|Par 5
|448 Yards
|473 Yards
|498 Yards
|A long hole with a gorge in between the green and the tee box area. Several trees sit on top of the two peaks with rough patches nearby.
|-
|Hole 17
|[[File:MGWTToadHighlands.jpg|200px]]
|Par 3
|150 Yards
|160 Yards
|170 Yards
|A short hole with a small hill in front of the tee box area. There are two bunkers adjacent to the green's front and back sides.
|-
|Hole 18
|[[File:MGWTToadHighlands18.jpg|200px]]
|Par 4
|400 Yards
|430 Yards
|460 Yards
|A diagonally straight hole with a stream running along the western side of the fairway. Another Toad-shaped hedge is present on the other side of the stream.
|}
===Holes===
*'''Hole 2 (Par 4, 328 yards):''' Just like the previous hole, this course is mostly straight but a little bumpy. A small river runs to the right of the rough, but it is unlikely that players will hit it there, as it is far from the fairway. A few bunkers are located around the green as well.
*'''Hole 3 (Par 3, 187 yards):''' This small course is home to a long river that stretches across the area. The green is on the other end of this river, and a few bunkers surround it. The fairway is also surrounded by pine trees.
*'''Hole 4 (Par 5, 528 yards):''' Being a par 5 course, this course is longer than other holes in Cheep Cheep Falls. The fairway is surrounded by thinks forests of pine trees, and a large lake is placed to the left of it as well farther into the course. Occasionally, bunkers can be seen on the edges of the fairway, although only one of these obstacles are around the green. Some pine trees are also located in the middle of the fairway.
*'''Hole 5 (Par 4, 402 yards):''' The beginning of this course it placed between a large lake and several pine trees. Three bunker can be found on the edge of the fairway on the first curve, along with a few more of these hazards around the green.
*'''Hole 6 (Par 4, 359 yards):''' The fairway in this course is cluttered with several round bunkers and pine trees. The fairway curves to the right around a group of trees at the center point of the course, leading to the green.
*'''Hole 7 (Par 3, 146 yards):''' This course is rather basic; It features a small lake of its right side and a forest of pine trees on the left. Two bunkers are also around the right side of the mostly-flat green.
*'''Hole 8 (Par 4, 351 yards):''' This rugged course is outline by three bunkers on its right side. A tree is also placed near the beginning of the stage on the fairway. Some more bunkers can be seen around the bottom portion of the green.
*'''Hole 9 (Par 5, 554 yards):''' This large course features a wide fairway with a hill on it. While a few bunkers surround the edges of the fairway, a river cuts through the center part of the stage. The green, which is outlined by more bunkers, is slightly tilted to make the course more challenging.
*'''Hole 10 (Par 4, 405 yards):''' The beginning of this course is set around a series of pine trees. A small lake is to the left edge of the fairway, and several round bunkers are placed on a hill on the eastern side of the path. More bunkers are located around the rather flat green as well.
*'''Hole 11 (Par 3, 175 yards):''' This course is quite small, and player can easily hit the ball towards the green in one shot. The green is located on a large area of land between two rivers. The rugged green is also surrounded by several bunkers.
*'''Hole 12 (Par 4, 370 yards):''' A narrow river cuts through the beginning of this course, coming from a large lake found to the right of the area. The fairway here is wide, but a little bumpy, however, the green is mostly flat.
*'''Hole 13 (Par 5, 514 yards):''' This course is full of hills, along with small, round lakes that are all occupied by a single island with a lone tree on it. Two large bunkers are placed around the green, and a few others are on the outside edges of the rugged fairway.
*'''Hole 14 (Par 4, 377 yards):''' This course is a little bumpy, but mostly straight. A body of water is located on the eastern side of the fairway, while a forest of trees is on the other side. The green is surrounded by several bunkers, and a large tree stands in front to it.
*'''Hole 15 (Par 3, 159 yards):''' A large lake cuts through the center of this course. On the other side of the lake is a giant area of land with the green present on it. The flat green is surrounded by a few bunkers to faze players.
*'''Hole 16 (Par 4, 386 yards):''' As with the previous hole, a body of water cuts through the center of this course. Bunkers are also located in the middle of the fairway, and a few trees can also get in the player's way. The green is almost completely flat, but a large bunker is placed to the left of it.
*'''Hole 17 (Par 5, 502 yards):''' This course features a few curves. A large forest of pine trees surrounds the fairway, with is cluttered with a few large bunkers. The course also features a large hill and a rather rugged green surrounded by bunkers.
*'''Hole 18 (Par 4, 381 yards):''' This hole is set near a large group of waterfalls. A river runs through the center of the course; To the left of the river is the green, which is surrounded by bunkers, and the side of the right of the river features some hills, trees, and additional bunkers. A small bridge can be seen stretching across the river.


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Wiggler's Anger Management Offensive Power Shot from Mario Power Tennis
Wiggler's Anger Management is one of the Offensive Power Shots.

An Offensive Power Shot can be used by any character in Mario Power Tennis and many characters in Mario Tennis: Power Tour. The Offensive Power Shot makes the ball more difficult to receive, and receiving it usually gives hindering effects. For example, when Bowser's Offensive Power Shot is hit by any receivers, the receiver is pushed back by the massive force of the flaming ball. Other Offensive Power Shots can also make the player move slow for a short amount of time. These added effects are negated if receivers use their Defensive Power Shot.

List of Power Shots

Mario Power Tennis

Mario Tennis: Power Tour

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Mario Power Tennis / New Play Control! Mario Power Tennis
Playable characters Default Mario • Luigi • Princess Peach • Princess Daisy • Wario • Waluigi • Bowser • Bowser Jr. • Donkey Kong • Diddy Kong • Yoshi • Koopa Troopa • Boo • Shy Guy
Unlockable Fly Guy • Koopa Paratroopa • Wiggler • Petey Piranha
Non-playable characters Gooper Blooper • Mecha-Bowser
Species Birdo • Blue Twirler • Chain Chomp • Fighter Fly • Freezie • Garbage Can Ghost • Gold Ghost • Klaptrap • Kritter • Lakitu • Monty Mole • Noki • Paragoomba • Pianta • Police • Proto Piranha • Purple Puncher • Shellcreeper • Sidestepper • Thunder Lakitu • Toad • Ukiki
Courts Peach Dome (hard · clay · grass) • Luigi's Mansion Court • Wario Factory Court • Delfino Plaza Court • Gooper Blooper Court • DK Jungle Court • Bowser Castle Court • Mario Classic Court
Items Green Shell • Red Shell • Mushroom • Banana • Star • Lightning
Minigames Artist On the Court • Balloon Panic • Chain-Chomp Challenge • Coin Collectors • Gooper Blooper Volley • Mecha-Bowser Mayhem • Terror Tennis • Tic-Tac-Glow
Power Shots Offensive Iron Hammer • Squeaky Mallet • Super Peach Spin • Wonder Flower • Thunder Cast Shot • Whirluigi • Fire Breath • Magic Paint • Barrel Cannon Blast • Acrobatic Banana • Rainbow Flutter • Water Bomb • Boo Blast • Lightning Spear • Tornado Twist • Energy Ball • Anger Management • Sludge Racket
Defensive Spin Jump Return • Poltergust Return • Sweet Kiss Return • Flowerbed Return • Ultra-Hand Return • Swimming Return • Spinning Shell Dash • Rolling Brush Return • Boomerang Banana Return • Barrel Jet • Rolling Egg Return • Water Shell Dash • Boo Brigade Return • Spear Dance Return • Tornado Return • Sky Dive • Flutter Return • Piranha Swingback
Cups Mushroom Cup • Flower Cup • Star Cup • Rainbow Cup • Moonlight Cup • Planet Cup • Fire Cup • Thunder Cup
Miscellaneous Gallery • Glitches • Mario Power Tennis - Hammer Power • Staff

[[Category:Mario Power Tennis Special Moves|*]] {{articleabout|the Power Shots that appear in the ''Mario Tennis'' series|the Power Shots that appear in ''[[Mario Superstar Baseball]]''|[[Power Shot (Mario Superstar Baseball)|here]]}} '''Power Shots''' is a special moves that appears in two games in the [[Mario Tennis (series)|''Mario Tennis'' series]], being ''[[Mario Power Tennis]]'' and it's successor, ''[[Mario Tennis: Power Tour]]''. There are two different types of Power Shots, [[Offensive Power Shot]]s and [[Defensive Power Shot]]s, both are which can be activated by filling the power gauge and either pressing a certain button or automatically, depending on the player's controls. Every character that can use Power Shots, with the exception of [[Clay]] and [[Ace]], has one Offensive Power Shot and one Defensive Power Shot assigned to them. Most Offensive Power Shots have unique effects, such as slowing down opponents or knocking them back. Defensive Power Shots are used to reach far away balls that could not otherwise be reached. Defensive Power Shots do not have special effects, however they can stop the effects of Offensive Power Shots. Power Shots are later replaced by [[Chance Shot]]s in ''[[Mario Tennis Open]]'' and ''[[Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash]]''. ==''Mario Power Tennis''== There a total of 36 Power Shots in ''[[Mario Power Tennis]]'', which consists of 18 [[Offensive Power Shot]]s and 18 [[Defensive Power Shot]]s. {| width=750px border=1 style="text-align:center; border-collapse:collapse;background:white; margin: 0 auto;" |- bgcolor=#dedede !Name !Image !Type !Character |- |[[Iron Hammer]] |[[File:Iron Hammer - Mario Power Tennis.png|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Mario]] |- |[[Squeaky Mallet]] |[[File:MPT SqueakyMallet.jpg|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Luigi]] |- |[[Super Peach Spin]] |[[File:Peach offensive shot.jpg|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Princess Peach]] |- |[[Wonder Flower]] |[[File:FLOWERPOWERSEVE.jpg|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Princess Daisy]] |- |[[Thunder Cast Shot]] |[[File:Thunder Cast Shot.jpg|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Wario]] |- |[[Whirluigi]] |[[File:Whirluigi2.jpg|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Waluigi]] |- |[[Fire Breath#Mario Power Tennis|Fire Breath]] |[[File:MPT FireBreath.jpg|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Bowser]] |- |[[Magic Paint]] |[[File:Magic Paint2.jpg|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Bowser Jr.]] |- |[[Barrel Cannon Blast]] |[[File:MPT BarrelCannonBlast.jpg|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Donkey Kong]] |- |[[Acrobatic Banana]] |[[File:Acrobatic Banana.PNG|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Diddy Kong]] |- |[[Rainbow Flutter]] |[[File:YOSHIPOWER.jpg|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Yoshi]] |- |[[Water Bomb]] |[[File:MPT WaterBomb.jpg|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Koopa Troopa]] |- |[[Boo Blast (Power Shot)|Boo Blast]] |[[File:Booblast.jpg|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Boo]] |- |[[Lightning Spear]] |[[File:Lightning Spear.jpg|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Shy Guy]] |- |[[Tornado Twist]] |[[File:Tornado Twist.PNG|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Fly Guy]] |- |[[Energy Ball]] |[[File:Energy Ball.PNG|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Koopa Paratroopa]] |- |[[Anger Management]] |[[File:WigglerTennis.jpg|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Wiggler]] |- |[[Sludge Racket]] |[[File:Sludge Racket.PNG|250px]] |[[Offensive Power Shot]] |[[Petey Piranha]] |} ==''Mario Tennis: Power Tour''== There are 44 [[Power Shot]]s in ''Mario Tennis: Power Tour''. [[Clay]] and [[Ace]] can use 32 of these Power Shots, which they must unlock by reaching certain levels in the PS [[Minigame]]s. {| width=750px border=1 style="text-align:center; border-collapse:collapse;background:white; margin: 0 auto;" |- bgcolor=#dedede !Name !Image !Type !Unlock Conditions !Description |- |[[Power Shot (Offensive Power Shot)|Power Shot]] |[[File:PowerShot.PNG|100px]] |Offensive |L1 Muscle |A powerful shot that sends opponents flying. |- |[[High-Power Shot]] |[[File:High-Power Shot.PNG|100px]] |Offensive |L3 Muscle |An intense Power Shot with a little added oomph. |- |[[Curve Shot]] |[[File:CurveShot.PNG|100px]] |Offensive |L1 Spin |A curving shot that sends opponents reeling. |- |[[Slider Shot]] |[[File:Slider Shot.PNG|100px]] |Offensive |L3 Spin |A powerful Curve Shot with an even tighter curve. |- |[[Control Shot]] |[[File:Control Shot.PNG|100px]] |Offensive |L1 Balance |A commanding shot that sends the ball right into the corner. |- |[[Flashflop Shot]] |[[File:FlashflopShot.png|100px]] |Offensive |L3 Balance |A drop shot that uses a bright light to blind opponents. |- |[[Tackle Shot]] |[[File:TackleShot.png|100px]] |Offensive |L1 Body |An aggresive shot that tackles the ball and sends foes flying |- |[[Stunner Shot]] |[[File:StunnerShot.png|100px]] |Offensive |L3 Body |A shot that stuns foes with a ball masked as a giant fist. |- |[[Flying Shot]] |[[File:Flying Shot.png|100px]] |Offensive |L4 Muscle + L2 Jump |A powerful shot that blows foes away with a flame-cloaked ball. |- |[[Gyro Shot]] |[[File:GyroShot.png|100px]] |Offensive |L5 Spin + L2 Balance |A speedy lob shot that spins fiercely, like a top. |- |[[Dragon Shot]] |[[File:DragonShot2.png|100px]] |Offensive |L5 Muscle + L2 Body |A powerful shot that pounds foes with a dragon-flame fueled ball. |- |[[Sonic Shot]] |[[File:SonicShot.png|100px]] |Offensive |L6 Spin + L4 ESP |A shot that stuns opponents with a dazzling melody. |- |[[Blizzard Shot]] |[[File:BlizzardShot.png|100px]] |Offensive |L6 Speed + L6 Response + L7 Spin |A shot that freezes opponents in a bitter-cold flurry. |- |[[Summoner Shot]] |[[File:Summoner Shot (Charging).png|100px]] |Offensive |L7 Muscle + L7 Response + L5 Balance |A shot that confuses opponents with a magic circle. |- |[[Specter Shot]] |[[File:MTPT Specter Shot.png|100px]] |Offensive |L8 Spin + L6 Balance + L6 ESP |A spooky shot that will leave foes paralyzed with fear. |- |[[Volcano Shot]] |[[File:VolcanoShot.png|100px]] |Offensive |L10 Jump + L10 Muscle + L10 Balance + L10 Body |The ultimate lob shot. Ride a pillar of fire! |- |[[Running Save]] |[[File:RunningSave.png|100px]] |Defensive |L1 Speed |A save that can save the ball from a short distance away. |- |[[Superswift Save]] |[[File:SuperswiftSave.png|100px]] |Defensive |L3 Speed |An enhanced Running Save that can reach distant balls. |- |[[Lunging Save]] |[[File:LungingSave.png|100px]] |Defensive |L1 Jump |A save that allows you to jump into the air to return high balls. |- |[[High-Jump Save]] |[[File:High-JumpSave.png|100px]] |Defensive |L3 Jump |A powerful Lunging Save that can reach balls higher up. |- |[[Quick Save]] |[[File:Quick Save.png|100px]] |Defensive |L1 Response |A save which increases response after returning the ball. |- |[[Quick-Step Save]] |[[File:Quick-StepSave.png|100px]] |Defensive |L3 Response |A powerful Quick Save that increases response even more. |- |[[Hand-Power Save]] |[[File:Hand-Power Save.png|100px]] |Defensive |L1 ESP |A save that brings in balls from far away using hand power. |- |[[Psychic Save]] |[[File:PyschicSave.png|100px]] |Defensive |L4 ESP |A powerful Hand Save that reaches even farther. |- |[[Typhoon Save]] |[[File:TyphoonSave.png|100px]] |Defensive |L4 Jump + L2 Spin |A spinning save that creates a tornado to return the ball with. |- |[[Bubble Save]] |[[File:BubbleSave.png|100px]] |Defensive |L4 Spin + L3 Speed |Blow bubbles to bring the ball in close enough to save. |- |[[Illusory Save]] |[[File:Illusory Save.png|100px]] |Defensive |L5 Speed + L4 Response |Save the ball with an illusion that spreads out either side. |- |[[Spider Save]] |[[File:SpiderSave.png|100px]] |Defensive |L5 Response + L4 Balance |Use a spiderweb to bring the ball in. |- |[[Falcon-Dive Save]] |[[File:FalconSave.png|100px]] |Defensive |L5 Response + L5 ESP |Move at high speed, and save the ball with your afterimage. |- |[[Shark-Bite Save]] |[[File:MTPT Shark-Bite Save.png|100px]] |Defensive |L8 Speed + L8 Response + L4 Body |Turn into a shark and bite down on the ball. |- |[[Shooting-Star Save]] |[[File:MTPT Shooting-Star Save.png|100px]] |Defensive |L10 Response + L10 Jump + L9 ESP |Ride a shooting star down from the sky to lob the ball back. |- |[[Rainbow Save]] |[[File:RainbowSave.png|100px]] |Defensive |L10 Speed + L10 ESP + L10 Spin + L8 Balance |Suck the ball in with a beam of light and return it with a drop. |} {{BoxTop}} {{MPT}} {{MTPT}} [[Category:Mario Tennis: Power Tour Power Shots]] [[Category:Mario Power Tennis Power Shots]]

MLDT Stuff

Characters

Playable

Supporting

Antagonists

Characters

Playable

Antagonists

Others

Playable

Antagonists

Others

Enemies

Enemy Description Locations
Flashing Shell
Kamikaze Koopa 		Koopa Troopas that climb back into their shell, becoming invincible. Found in levels with Koopa Troopas.
File:Boo buddy3.gif100px
Boos 		Enemies that attack when the player is facing their back to them. Looking at them will cause them to stop. Ghost Houses
Bowser Stunner.
Bowser Amps 		A type of Amp that resembles Bowser's head and carries electrical currents. Red-Hot Elevator Ride
File:NSMBU4PlyEel.jpg
Dragoneel 		A dragon like eel that's attacks Mario by chasing him. Dragoneel's Undersea Grotto
Fliprus
Flipruses 		A Walrus like creature that throws snowballs that can be jumped on. Fliprus Lake
Goombrat.png
Goombrats 		A Goomba that resembles a persimmon and turns at ledges. Common after Mushroom Heights
File:NSMBU-Grrrol Artwork.png
Grrrols 		A sub-species of Thwomp that roll on the ground. Stoneslide Tower
Grinding-Stone Tower
File:Lakitu and Piranha Egg.JPG
Gūrindais 		A Spiny Egg that turns into a Piranha Plant. Blooming Lakitus
Screenshot of a Frost Piranha
Ice Piranha Plants 		A Piranha Plant that can shoot ice balls from it's mouth, like Fire Piranha Plants. Fuzzy Clifftop
File:Propeller PibeNSMBU.png
Mecha Cheeps 		Robotic Cheep-Cheeps that are immune to fireballs. The Mighty Cannonship
File:SMBUMegaGrrrol.png
Mega Grrrols 		A larger Grrrol that rolls around. Grinding-Stone Tower
Artwork of Nabbit for New Super Mario Bros. U (reused for Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games and Mario Kart Tour)
Nabbit 		A purple Rabbit that steals items from the map and must be defeated to retrieve the items. Acorn Plains Way
Blooming Lakitus
Urchin Shoals
Prickly Goombas!
Jungle of the Giants
Walking Piranha Plants!
Seesaw Shrooms
File:Red TorpedoNSMBU.png
Red Skull Boxes 		Red Skull Boxes that fire Targeting Teds instead of Torpedo Teds. The Mighty Cannonship
Targeting Ted
Targeting Teds 		Red Torpedo Teds that home into their target, much like Missile Bills. The Mighty Cannonship
File:Waddlewing Artwork NSMBU.png
Waddlewings 		Orange Flying-Squirrel enemies that glide through stages. Acorn Plains and Sky Levels

Layer-Cake Desert (golf course) (current project)

Template:Golf Course Layer Cake Desert is a golf course that appears in the Nintendo 3DS game Mario Golf: World Tour. It is based upon 'Shy Guy Desert from Mario Golf, with the same course layout, with modern changes in the music and design, looking like Layer-Cake Desert from New Super Mario Bros. U. It is similar to Shifting Sands and Dunes as it is a desert-based golf course, with sand being a main obstacle. It must be bought with actual money in the Flower Pack, which also comes with Sparkling Waters and Nabbit. The course is an eighteen hole Par 72 course.

Holes

Hole Image Par Front Tee Back Tee Tournament Tee Description
Hole 1 Layer-Cake Desert (golf course) Par 4 362 yards 386 yards yards A hole with some trees in the Fairway, which is split into two sections by the rough. It features one bunker near the green.
Hole 2 Layer-Cake Desert (golf course) Par 3 139 yards 170yards yards A short hole with many bunkers surrounding it.
Hole 3 Layer-Cake Desert (golf course) Par 5 518 yards yards yards A long hole with sections of grassland split up by rough and some pillars that serve as obstacles.
Hole 4 Layer-Cake Desert (golf course) Par 4 387 yards yards yards A hole with many Pokeys, Pokey Statues and bunkers. It has a large crater in the Fairway that heavily curves.
Hole 5 Layer-Cake Desert (golf course) Par 4 400 yards yards yards A hole that's Fairway is divided into four sections, with a curvature in it due to over spilling quicksand which causes an O.B..
Hole 6 Layer-Cake Desert (golf course) Par 4 420 yards yards yards A hole with many bunkers around the green and on the left side of the Fairway. The right side of the fairway slopes toward the right side into the Rough.
Hole 7 Layer-Cake Desert (golf course) Par 3 168 yards yards yards A short hole with a huge bunker to the left side of the green.
Hole 8 Layer-Cake Desert (golf course) Par 4 404 yards yards yards A hole with many bunkers in the left and right sides of the Fairway.
Hole 9 Layer-Cake Desert (golf course) Par 5 551 yards yards yards
Hole 10 File:LayerCakeDesert10.jpg Par yards yards yards
Hole 11 File:LayerCakeDesert11.jpg Par yards yards yards
Hole 12 File:Layer-CakeDesert12.jpg Par yards yards yards
Hole 13 File:LayerCakeDesert13.jpg Par yards yards yards A hole
Hole 14 File:LayerCakeDesert14.jpg Par yards yards yards A hole
Hole 15 File:Layer-CakeDesert15.jpg Par yards yards yards
Hole 16 File:Layer-CakeDeseert16.jpg Par yards yards yards
Hole 17 File:Layer-CakeDesert17.jpg Par yards yards yards
Hole 18 File:Layer-CakeDeseert.jpg Par yards yards yards


{{BoxTop}} {{MGWT}} [[Category:Golf Courses]] [[Category:Bodies of Water]] [[Category:Mario Golf: World Tour]]

Tiny-Tots

The Windy Valley Special Hole.

The Windy Valley Special Hole is an area in the Mario Golf for the Game Boy Color. . The sign outside the hole reads: "Your challenge: Hit the target!".
{{MGGBC}} [[Category:Places]] [[Category:Sport Courses]] [[Category:Mario Golf GBC]]

Bubbles

Character/Place Image Type Unlock Criteria
Mario Voice Avaliable Initially
Luigi Voice Avaliable Initially
Peach Voice Avaliable Initially
Daisy Voice Avaliable Initially

Characters

white Template:Color-link-piped white white
File:MGMario2.PNG File:MGPeach.PNG Joe MGolf.png File:AzaleoRetro.PNG
File:MarioATStats.jpg

Characters

There are a total of 29 playable characters in Mario Tennis, with nine of them being Mario characters. All characters have different statistics, making each of them unique. They are classified into different skill types, which represent their primary statistics. These include Speed, Power, All-around, Technical and Tricky. Most characters need to be unlocked by beating them in the Mario Tour. Some Mario characters need to be unlocked by a N64 Transfer Pak. Below is a full list of all of the characters in the game.

Mario Characters

Character Skill Type Unlock Condition
MarioTennis1GBC.jpg
red 		All-Around Beat in Singles
Mario Tennis (GBC) artwork: Princess Peach
Template:Color-link-piped 		Technique Beat in Doubles
Mario Tennis artwork of Luigi.
green 		All-Around Initially Playable
Mario Tennis Artwork: Donkey Kong
brown 		Power Initially Playable
BabymarioTennisGBC.png
red 		Speed Initially Playable
YoshiTennisGBC.jpg
lightgreen 		Speed N64 Transfer Pak
Mario Tennis (GBC) artwork: Wario
magenta 		Power N64 Transfer Pak
Mario Tennis (GBC) artwork: Waluigi
purple 		Technique N64 Transfer Pak
Mario Tennis Artwork: Bowser
darkgreen 		Power N64 Transfer Pak

Mario Tour Characters

These characters must be created before they are usable.

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Alex.png Nina from Mario Tennis Harry Kate
Bonuses: +1 Stroke +2 Dash Bonuses: +1 Placement +1 Reaction Bonuses: +1 Top +1 Angle +2 Serve +1 Speed Bonuses: +1 Slice +2 Angle +1 Serve +1 Dash
Story Role Player Story Role Player Story Role Player's Partner Story Role Player's Partner

Unlockable Mario Tour Characters

Character Tennis Affliction Skill Type Unlock Condition
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Allie 		Royal Tennis Academy Speed Default
File:Joy.PNG
Joy 		Royal Tennis Academy Technique Default
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Brian 		Royal Tennis Academy All-Around Default
File:Pam.PNG
Pam 		Royal Tennis Academy All-Around Beat in Junior Class
File:Bob.PNG
Bob 		Royal Tennis Academy Power Beat in Junior Class
File:Beth.PNG
Beth 		Royal Tennis Academy Speed Beat in Junior Class
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Fay 		Royal Tennis Academy Power Beat in Senior Class
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Curt 		Royal Tennis Academy Tricky Beat in Senior Class
Sammi
Sammi 		Union Technique Beat in first round of Island Open
Spike
Spike 		Empire All-Around Defeat in second round the Island Open
  • Mark (All-Around) (Defeat him in Mario Tour by Doubles in Varsity Squad)
  • Sammi (Techinique) (Defeat her in Mario Tour by Singles or Doubles in Island Open)
  • Sean (All-Around) (Defeat him in Mario Tour by Doubles in Island Open)
  • Spike (All-Around) (Defeat him in Mario Tour by Singles or Doubles in Island Open)
  • Elden (Speed) (Defeat him in Mario Tour by Doubles in Island Open)
  • Emily (Speed) (Defeat her in Mario Tour by Singles in Island Open)
  • A. Coz (Tricky) (Defeat him in Mario Tour by Singles or Doubles in Island Open)
  • B. Coz (Power) (Defeat him in Mario Tour by Doubles in Island Open)

Non-Playable Characters

Mario Characters

N64 Status Icon Cameos

N64 on GBC Icon

Notable Members

Character Guideline Inclusion for New Articles Policy

Seeing as we've had a numerous amount of proposals concerning splitting or merging pages, not just now but over the lifelong course of the wiki, I think that it's time that we should make some small guidelines to what pages should and shouldn't exist regarding characters. This would go in the New Articles Policy. The following should enter the page, however without the examples I have put in, and likely better grammar and wording. The examples are there for your understanding.

Characters
If the character is unintended to be distinguished as their real character, for a long period of time, than they deserve an article. (Shadow Mario, Mr. Pipe) If they are the same character simply in a disguise and revealed early in the game, then it is merged, (The Goodwill Ambassador) Unless it involves characterstic changes, such as a different personality. (Mr. L, Rookie) If a character appears as a separate form that isn't a mere power-up and displays a different personality, they deserve an article. (Metal Mario (character), Dr. Mario) If the character comes from a different point in time to the other character it's based off, it gets an article. (Baby Mario) Different versions of characters in RPG games (such as "X" or "R" versions) receive their own articles. (Shy Guy Airtub R)Also, be aware of page traffic. If people are going to look up something, a redirect will not help, and just because they have a spot in a roster doesn't particularly mean that they deserve an article.

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