Mario Tennis: Power Tour

Template:Infobox Mario Power Tennis (also known as Mario Tennis: Power Tour in North America) is the Game Boy Advance counterpart of Mario Power Tennis for the GameCube. It is very similar to Mario Tennis in gameplay and plot, though it has the addition of Power Shots. Though it is the counterpart of Mario Power Tennis, the two games cannot be connected in any way.

Plot

The player, either Max (Clay in North America) or Tina (Ace in North America), is a student in the Royal Tennis Academy. During this time, masked challengers come to the academy and defeat the academy's champions, leaving everyone in disbelief as they have never lost before. Determined to find out who they are, Max and Tina become a part of the Junior class, where they defeat everyone in it. They continue on to the Senior classes, and then to Varsity, where they learn that the top two doubles teams (or players, if it its singles) get to advance to the Island Open, where they would play against top students from the other two tennis schools.

Max and Tina soon ensures their entry to the Island Open. They hear a rumour that the victors of the Open would get a chance to play against Mario. During the time at the Open, the player may wish to travel between the Academy and the area of the Open at any time. After winning the Open, Max and Tina realise that they still have not discovered who the masked plays are. However, the very next day Mario comes to the Academy, and gives Max and Tina the honour of playing with them. Thus begins the Peach Tournament, with Max and Tina as players. Max and Tina travel to the Mushroom Kingdom by the Toad Express, where the games are being held in the Peach Dome, owned by Princess Peach. During their stay, Max and Tina are told that it is Mario and company that were the masked players in the academy, and that it is also them that introduced the concept of power shots to Earth. Piantas, Toads, and Nokis are present at the dome as part of the audience.

Single player mode is relatively similar.

Characters

Playable Characters

	Name	Tennis Affiliation	Skill Type	Offensive Power Shot	Defensive Power Shot	Unlock Condition
	Mario	Mario World	All-Around	Iron Hammer	Spin Jump Return	Initially Playable
	Peach	Mario World	Technique	Super Peach Spin	Sweet Kiss Return	Initially Playable
	Luigi	Mario World	All-Around	Squeaky Mallet	Poltergust Return	Initially Playable
	Waluigi	Mario World	Defense	Whirluigi	Swimming Return	Initially Playable
	Donkey Kong	Mario World	Power	Barrel Cannon Blast	Boomerang Banana Return	Initially Playable
	Bowser	Mario World	Power	Fire Breath	Spinning Shell Dash	Initially Playable
	Max/Clay	Royal Tennis Academy	Power	Player Determined	Player Determined	Initially Playable
	Tina/Ace	Royal Tennis Academy	Technique	Player Determined	Player Determined	Initially Playable
	Sophia	Royal Tennis Academy Junior Class	All-Around	None	None
	Meg	Royal Tennis Academy Junior Class	Technique	None	None
	Mason	Royal Tennis Academy Junior Class	Power	None	None
	Chad	Royal Tennis Academy Junior Class	Power	None	None
	Sasha	Royal Tennis Academy Junior Class	Technique	None	None
	Sylvia	Royal Tennis Academy Junior Class	Speedy	None	None
	Chris	Royal Tennis Academy Junior Class	Speedy	None	None
	Kyle	Royal Tennis Academy Junior Class	All-Around	None	None
	Shawn	Royal Tennis Academy Senior Class	Defensive	None	None
	Linda	Royal Tennis Academy Senior Class	Speedy	None	None
	Gary	Royal Tennis Academy Senior Class	Power	None	None
	Jet	Royal Tennis Academy Senior Class	All-Around	None	None
	Kyoko	Royal Tennis Academy Senior Class	Technique	None	None
	Micki	Royal Tennis Academy Senior Class	Technique	None	None
	Emi	Royal Tennis Academy Senior Class	Speedy	None	None
	Roy	Royal Tennis Academy Senior Class	All-Around	None	None
	Roy	Royal Tennis Academy Senior Class	All-Around	None	None

• Paula - Speedy
• Whisker - Power
• Tori - Technique
• Elroy - All-Around
• Flit - Tactical
• Skipper - Defensive
• Barb - All-Around
• Sass - Power
• Chas - Speedy
• Mel - Speedy
• Dweezil - Defensive
• Mynx - Technique
• Willy - Tactical
• Sheri - All-Around

Non-Playable Characters

• Leon
• Peter
• Oscar
• Chet
• Alex
• Harry
• Nina
• Kate
• Mark
• Emily
• Kevin
• A. Coz
• B. Coz
• Toads
• Toadsworth
• Piantas
• Nokis

Courts

• Clay Court
• Composition Court
• Grass Court
• Hard Court

Minigames

• Bicep Pump
• Duck Walk
• Jump Gym
• Reflex Rally
• Swift Spin
• Tennis Machine
• Treadmill

Game Footage

• The intro
• Gameplay
• The Ending

Quotes

Main article: List of Quotes in the Mario Tennis Series § Mario Power Tennis (Game Boy Advance)

References to Other Games

• Super Mario Bros. - The main theme plays in the ending.

Gallery

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  North American box art

• Mptgba.jpg

  European box art

• Marioptgba.png

  Mario holding a Tennis Racket at a tennis court.

Trivia

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• Alex, Harry, Nina, and Kate, from Mario Tennis appear as coaches in the Academy.
• Willy's Power Shots resemble psynergies from the Golden Sun series. Camelot, the maker of the game, also made the Golden Sun series, so this is most likely a nod to that.
• There is an NPC in the clean-up crew after the Island Open celebration that resembles Link. He is located near the top of the screen when the player wakes up on the field.
• Mel's looks are strongly based on the looks of Chun-Li from the Street Fighter series.
• If an error is caused while playing multiplayer mode, an image of Mario leaving Yoshi to ride Luigi is seen. This is the only appearance Yoshi has in the game.
• This marks the only time Waluigi has appeared in-game without Wario.
• None of the unlockable characters are Mario characters, but only Human characters.
  • Star of Mario characters can be unlocked, however.
  • There are no Speedy or Tricky characters available from the start, which means there are no Speedy or Tricky Mario characters in this game.
• In the North American version of the game, the bus for the Island Open boards from the left-side door and departs while on the left side of the road. This was a localization oversight; in Japan and most other countries, people drive on the left side of the road.

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