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The '''Rainbow Save''' is a defensive [[Power Shot]] in ''[[Mario Tennis: Power Tour]]''. It is not used by any character in Power Tour mode, and can be unlocked for usage on the player character by having the following PS stats: 10 Speed, 10 ESP, 10 Spin and 8 Balance. It is generally considered to be the final unlockable defensive power shot. | The '''Rainbow Save''' is a defensive [[Power Shot]] in ''[[Mario Tennis: Power Tour]]''. It is not used by any character in Power Tour mode, and can be unlocked for usage on the player character by having the following PS stats: 10 Speed, 10 ESP, 10 Spin and 8 Balance. It is generally considered to be the final unlockable defensive power shot. | ||
Revision as of 02:20, May 3, 2022
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| Type | Defensive Power Shot |
| PS Points | 10 Speed 10 ESP 10 Spin 8 Balance |
The Rainbow Save is a defensive Power Shot in Mario Tennis: Power Tour. It is not used by any character in Power Tour mode, and can be unlocked for usage on the player character by having the following PS stats: 10 Speed, 10 ESP, 10 Spin and 8 Balance. It is generally considered to be the final unlockable defensive power shot.
The user will generate a small cyclone, bringing the tennis ball towards the racket, while the user spins on the spot. The user will then hit the tennis ball, which will travel forwards, leaving a trail of semi-circular rainbows. Receivers will not receive a negative effect, should they return the ball.
In-game description
"Suck the ball in with a beam of light and return it with a drop."
