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'''Wonder Flower''' is [[Princess Daisy|Daisy's]] Offensive Power Shot in ''[[Mario Power Tennis]]''. Daisy's racket grows petals and spins around. This causes the ball to fly at normal speed, masking power it hides and, after contact, knocks the opponent back about an eighth of the court. It has a decent curve and its recovery time is one of the best in the game. On a side note, as with most other Offensive Power Shots. it causes the opponent to lose whatever [[Power Shot]]s he or she may have been storing. The flowers also have the side effect of making the player hit uncontrollably rush to the net. | |image=[[File: FLOWERPOWERSEVE.jpg|230px]] | ||
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'''Wonder Flower''' is [[Princess Daisy|Daisy's]] [[Offensive Power Shot]] in ''[[Mario Power Tennis]]''. Daisy's racket grows petals and spins around. This causes the ball to fly at normal speed, masking power it hides and, after contact, knocks the opponent back about an eighth of the court. It has a decent curve and its recovery time is one of the best in the game. On a side note, as with most other Offensive Power Shots. it causes the opponent to lose whatever [[Power Shot]]s he or she may have been storing. The flowers also have the side effect of making the player hit uncontrollably rush to the net. | |||
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Revision as of 07:42, August 10, 2016
Template:Powershot Wonder Flower is Daisy's Offensive Power Shot in Mario Power Tennis. Daisy's racket grows petals and spins around. This causes the ball to fly at normal speed, masking power it hides and, after contact, knocks the opponent back about an eighth of the court. It has a decent curve and its recovery time is one of the best in the game. On a side note, as with most other Offensive Power Shots. it causes the opponent to lose whatever Power Shots he or she may have been storing. The flowers also have the side effect of making the player hit uncontrollably rush to the net.
Trivia
- The petals that grow around the racket may be orange, blue, or pink, and the shot will be a topspin, slice, or flat shot, respectively.
