Chargin' Chuck Racket

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Chargin' Chuck Racket
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Appears in Mario Tennis Fever (2026)
Effect Chargin' Chuck Boost

The Chargin' Chuck Racket is a Fever Racket in Mario Tennis Fever. Players may use this racket after completing 26 tennis matches. Taking the color scheme of Chargin' Chucks, the racket has a yellow shaft with a white head and a light blue bumper guard and bottom rim, and it has a dark blue handle, topped by a red grip collar. It also has a Charging' Chuck emblem on its net. When a Fever Shot is ready, the racket glows.


Fever Shot[edit]

Football created by the Chargin' Chuck Racket
A football created by the Chargin' Chuck Boost

The Chargin' Chuck's Racket's Fever Shot is called the Chargin' Chuck Boost. While using the Chargin' Chuck Boost, the player transforms returned balls into gridion footballs, causing them to bounce erratically and high due to the unique shape. Once they bounce, they change back to their original tennis balls. While this can help throw the opponent off due to the unpredictable high bouncing (sometimes, the ball can bounce backward into the user's side, making the ball unreachable and scoring the point for the user), there are times where the bounce is more favorable for the opponent and may otherwise ruin a point and help the opponent regain footing, making this racket one of the more unreliable (if not niche) picks in Mario Tennis Fever. The higher bounce the Chargin' Chuck Boost provides, however, can help grant the user some more time to regain footing, especially if the ball is volleyed back into the user's side.

Blooper losing a point to Baby Wario who used the Chargin' Chuck Racket to cause the ball to bounce into his side of the court, making it impossible for Blooper to retrieve the ball.
A ball bouncing back across the net

Rarely, the Chargin' Chuck Boost can cause the ball to bounce back into the user's side, making it impossible to be returned by the opponent.

Gallery[edit]

  • Waluigi posing with the Chargin' Chuck Racket

    Waluigi posing with the Chargin' Chuck Racket

  • Mario holding the Swerve Racket in the character select screen

    Mario holding the Swerve Racket in the character select screen

Names in other languages[edit]

See also: Chargin' Chuck § Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese ブルラケット
Buru Raketto		 Chargin' Chuck Racket [1]
Chinese (Traditional) 布魯球拍
Bùlǔ Qiúpāi (Mandarin)
Boulóuh Kàuhpáak (Cantonese)		 Chargin' Chuck Racket [1]
Dutch Chargin' Chuck-racket Chargin' Chuck Racket [1]
French (Europe) Raquette Bill Dozer Chargin' Chuck racket [1]
Italian Racchetta Plakkoopa Chargin' Chuck racket [1]
Korean 불 라켓
Bul Raket		 Chargin' Chuck Racket [1]
Portuguese Raquete Toni Trombada Chargin' Chuck racket [1]
Spanish Raqueta Placapum Chargin' Chuck racket [1]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h Nintendo Today!
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