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Peach holding a Fever Racket from a cutscene in Mario Tennis Fever.
Peach and Daisy wielding Fever Rackets

Fever Rackets are special tennis rackets used in Mario Tennis Fever. Each Fever Racket features its own special Fever Shot with unique effects. By keeping up a rally, the player can build up their Fever Gauge and perform a Fever Shot when it is full. There are 31 Fever Rackets available in the game in total, six of which are available from the start, 24 are unlockable, and one can only be used in Swing Mode.[1]

List of Fever Rackets[edit]

Racket Appearance Fever Shot Unlock criteria
Mario's racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Personal Racket 		A regular racket decorated with the player's emblem. Fever Shot: Deals damage in a small circular area where the ball lands.[2] Available from the start.
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Flame Racket 		A red and orange fire-themed racket with a Lava Bubble emblem, a shaft shaped like a fireball, and a handle with red, orange and yellow stripes. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket is set on fire. Flame Shot: Drops a large flaming chunk on the court, which spits four smaller chunks around where it lands. Players catch fire if they touch them, which causes them to dash aimlessly uncontrollably for a brief time but do not hinder their ability to swing their racket.[3] Available from the start.
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Ice Racket 		A white and light blue ice-themed racket with a Baron Brrr emblem, chunks of ice on its shaft, and a white and light blue handle. When a Fever Shot is charged, gives off frost. Ice Shot: Turns a large circular area into an icy surface that persists for some time and causes players to slip around, which makes harder to change directions and incurs chance of tripping.[3] Available from the start.
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Lightning Racket 		A yellow racket with a Lightning emblem, a shaft resembling two lightning bolts and a yellow handle. When a Fever Shot is charged, the rackets gives off electrical sparks. Lightning Shot: Turns a small circular area into an electric field that persists for some time. The field discharges electricity in regular intervals, and if a player is inside the area when the discharge occurs, they receive damage and get briefly stunned. When the shot lands on court and the field appears, it immediately discharges.[3] Available from the start.
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Ty-foo Racket 		A light gray and white racket with a Ty-foo emblem, a simplified tornado symbol on its shaft, and a white handle with stripes. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket is surrounded by a small tornado. Ty-Foo Shot: Creates a tall tornado which spins around the side of the court it landed on. If players touch it, they get briefly stuck spinning in place and receive damage. If the ball touches it, it'll receive a heavy curve effect. [3] Available from the start.
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Mud Racket 		A brown and white racket made to resemble dripping mud, with a Proto Piranha emblem. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket becomes entirely covered in mud. Mud Shot: Creates a large circular puddle of goop that slows players down and damages them over time while they're standing on it. Balls landing on goop have their bounce severely reduced. Players cannot be knocked-out from goop damage.[3] Available from the start.
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Mini Mushroom Racket 		A blue Mini Mushroom-shaped racket with a blue handle with white spots. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket glows. Mini Mushroom Shot: Summons four Mini Mushrooms, which move back and forth. They deal damage and shrink players that touch them.[3] Clear JV Class in Adventure.
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Fire Flower Racket 		An orange, and yellow racket with a Fire Flower emblem, a white shaft and a green handle. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket is set on fire. When activated, the fire is replaced by fireballs rotating around the racket. Fire Flower Boost: Deals damage in a small circular area where the ball lands and grants the player temporary power to shoot two to four fireballs every time they return the ball. On contact, fireballs deal damage and make opponents catch fire, which causes them to dash aimlessly uncontrollably for a brief time but do not hinder their ability to swing their racket.[3] Clear Rank E in Adventure.
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Ice Flower Racket 		A light blue and white racket with an Ice Flower emblem, a white shaft and a green handle. When a Fever Shot is charged, gives off frost. When activated, the frost is replaced by ice balls rotating around the racket. Ice Flower Boost: Deals damage in a small circular area where the ball lands and grants the player temporary power to shoot two to four ice balls every time they return the ball. On contact, iceballs deal damage and freeze opponents, leaving them unable to act for a brief time.[3] Clear Rank D in Adventure.[4]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Star Racket 		A yellow Super Star-shaped racket with an orange handle. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket glows. Star Boost: Deals damage in a small circular area where the ball lands and grants players temporary invincibility and a small speed boost.[3] Clear Rank C in Adventure.[4]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Tornado Racket 		A purple version of the Ty-foo Racket. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket is surrounded by a small purple tornado. Tornado Boost: Deals damage in a small circular area where the ball lands and grants players temporary power to shoot tall purple tornados every time they return the ball. The tornados move slowly forward, crossing the net into the opponent's side. On contact, opponents are dealt damage and get briefly stuck spinning in place. If the ball touches it, it'll receive a heavy curve effect.[3] Clear Rank B in Adventure.[4]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Pokey Racket 		A yellow and green Pokey-shaped racket with a yellow handle. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket glows. Pokey Shot: Summons a Pokey on side of the court the shot lands on, which moves back and forth. If hit by the ball or a player, the Pokey breaks apart, deals damage to the player that touched it, and its segments become obstacles on the court which deal damage when touched.[3] Clear Rank A in Adventure.[4]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Shadow Racket 		A black and purple racket with an opaque center and two glowing yellow eyes. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket glows purple and emits smoke. Shadow Boost: Deals damage in a small circular area where the ball lands and creates a temporary shadow double of the player. The shadow double moves independently as a CPU player, cannot receive damage and is impervious to negative effects such as damage, catching fire or freezing.[3] Play 2 Tennis Matches.[5]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Fire Bar Racket 		An orange racket with a Fire Bar on it, a fireball-shaped shaft and a black handle. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket is set on fire. Fire Bar Shot: Summons a Fire Bar that spins around the spot the ball landed for some time. Touching the Fire Bar deals damage and makes players catch fire, which causes them to dash aimlessly uncontrollably for a brief time but do not hinder their ability to swing their racket. Play 4 Tennis Matches.[6]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Freezing Racket 		An icy version of the Flame Racket, with a blue Lava Bubble emblem and an icicles-shaped shaft. When a Fever Shot is charged, gives off frost. Freezing Shot: Creates six shards of ice evenly distributed in a circle around the ball's landing spot that lasts for some time. When stepped on, the shard breaks and disappears, deals damage and freezes the player, leaving them unable to act for a brief time.[3] Play 6 Tennis Matches.[5]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Amp Racket 		A gray racket with an Amp emblem, a lightning-shaped shaft and a black handle. When a Fever Shot is charged, the rackets gives off electrical sparks. Amp Boost: Deals damage in a small circular area where the ball lands and grants the player temporary power to transform returned balls into Amps. When an Amp ball bounces on the court, it transform back into a regular tennis ball and leaves an Amp on the ground. Having two or more Amps on the same side of the court creates an electrical beam between them. Up to three can be connected this way forming a beam triangle, landing further Amps cause the oldest one to disappear. Touching an Amp or the electrical beam connecting them shocks players, stunning them briefly and dealing damage. Touching Amps directly cause them and their connected beams to disappear after the shock. [3] Play 8 Tennis Matches.[5]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Swerve Racket 		A yellow 3-Up Moon-shaped racket with a blue handle. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket glows. Swerve Boost: Deals damage in a small circular area where the ball lands and grants the player a temporary boost that adds a heavy curve effect or enhances the already existing curve effect even further on all their shot types.[3] Play 12 Tennis Matches.[5]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Inky Racket 		A black racket made to resemble dripping ink, with an Inky Piranha Plant emblem. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket becomes entirely covered in ink. Inky Shot: Creates a large puddle of black ink on the court. Whenever the ball bounces on the puddle, it gets covered in ink. When returned, the ink on the ball then transfer to the player, partially covering that player's screen for a time.[3] Play 14 Tennis Matches.[5]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Banana Racket 		A Banana Bunch with a green handle. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket glows. Banana Shot: Summons various banana peels on the court where it lands and every time the shot is returned before that. Touching a banana peel causes the opponent to slip and take damage.[3] Play 16 Tennis Matches.[5]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Volcano Racket 		A lava-themed racket with a Boss Brolder emblem, and a shaft and handle which resemble volcanic rocks. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket is set on fire. Volcano Shot: Creates a small crater on the court where the ball lands, which periodically spits out flaming rocks. The rocks travel slowly in an arc towards players on that side of the court, and a red circular marker indicates their landing zone. If a player is inside the zone when the rock lands and explodes, they are dealt damage and catch fire, which causes them to dash aimlessly uncontrollably for a brief time but do not hinder their ability to swing their racket. Touching the crater also deals damage and makes players catch fire.[3] Play 18 Tennis Matches.[6]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Ghost Racket 		A Peepa-shaped racket with a white handle. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket glows light blue. Ghost Boost: Causes the player to turn invisible to opponents and semitransparent while serving. Balls returned by invisible players also turns invisible halfway through their trajectory.[3] Play 22 Tennis Matches.[5]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Golden Dash Racket 		A gray racket with a Golden Dash Mushroom emblem, arrows on its shaft and an orange handle resembling a Dash Panel from the Mario Kart series. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket turns an orange-yellow gradient and glows. Golden Dash Boost: Deals damage in a small circular area where the ball lands and grants the player a temporary boost to dash farther and faster.[3] Play 24 Tennis Matches.[5]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Chargin' Chuck Racket 		A yellow, white and light blue racket with a Chargin' Chuck emblem and a dark blue handle. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket glows. Chargin' Chuck Boost: Grants the player a temporary power to transform returned balls into gridiron footballs. Footballs bounces unpredictably and transform back shortly after.[3] Play 26 Tennis Matches.[5]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Spiny Racket 		A yellow and red Spiny-themed racket with a Spiny Egg emblem, white spikes and a red handle. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket glows. Spiny Shot: Deals damage in a small circular area where the ball lands and summons Spinies around it. The amount of Spinies vary with how much the ball was rallied before bouncing, which a minimum of three and a maximum of six. Spinies slowly chase after players on their side of the court, and when touched, stuns them, causes them damage and disappears.[3] Play 28 Tennis Matches.[5]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Magic Racket 		A racket constantly shifting between hues, with an emblem of spell symbols, and a handle resembling a Magikoopa's wand with spell particles around it. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket glows and it creates more spell particles. Magic Shot: Deals damage in a small circular area and summons a Magikoopa's wand where the ball lands, which periodically shoots spells at players on their side of the court. On contact, spells deal damage, stuns players in place briefly and temporarily transforms their rackets into frying pans that can only hit flat shots.[3] Play 32 Tennis Matches.[5]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Bullet Bill Racket 		A black racket with a Bullet Bill emblem and a rocket nozzle on one side, and a gray handle. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket glows and the rocket's nozzle lights up with flames. Bullet Bill Boost: Deals damage in a small circular area where the ball lands and grants the player temporary power to transform returned balls Bullet Bills. Bullet Bill balls fly quickly in a straight line, and transforms back when they bounce or are returned.[3] Play 34 Tennis Matches.[6]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Thwomp Racket 		A gray Thwomp-shaped racket. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket glows. Thwomp Shot: Deals damage in a small circular area and summons a Thwomp where the ball lands, which moves around horizontally and drops down to squish players that move under it.[3] Play 36 Tennis Matches.[6]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Shova Racket 		A Shova's glove with a Shova's emblem on it and a yellow handle. Shova Boost: Deals damage in a small circular area where the ball lands and grants the player a temporary power boost to shots that pushes back opponents when they try to return it.[3] Play 38 Tennis Matches.[5]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Metal Racket 		A green Cap Block-shaped racket. Metal Boost: Deals damage in a small circular area where the ball lands and grants the player a temporary metal form boost, which makes them invicible and enhances their shot power.[3] Play 42 Tennis Matches.[5]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
? Block Racket 		A ? Block-shaped racket with a yellow handle. Randomly uses Fever Shots from all other Fever Rackets.[3] Obtain all other rackets.[5]
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Boomerang Racket[1] 		A blue and green racket with white stripes and a Boomerang Flower emblem. Boomerang Shot: Summons a spinning whirlwind around the player's side of the court, which helps returning balls.[7] Exclusive to Swing Mode.[1]

Names in other languages[edit]

Fever Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese フィーバーラケット[8]
Fībā Raketto 		Fever Racket
Chinese (Traditional) 狂熱球拍[9]:11:45
Kuángrè Qiúpāi 		Fever Racket
Dutch Fever-racket[10] Fever Racket
French (European) Raquette frénétique[11] Frantic racket
German Fever-Schläger[12] Fever racket
Italian Racchetta frenesia[13] Frenzy racket
Korean 피버 라켓[14]:11:45
Pibeo Raket 		Fever Racket
Portuguese Raquete eufórica[15] Euphoric racket
Spanish Raqueta furor[16][17] Frenzy racket
Fever Gauge
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ゲージ[8]
Gēji 		Gauge
Chinese (Traditional) FV量表[9]:11:50
FV Liángbiǎo 		FV scale
Dutch FV-meter[10] FV Meter
French (European) Jauge de frénésie[11] Frenzy gauge
German FV-Leiste[12] FV bar
Italian Barra[13] Bar
Korean 피버 게이지[14]:11:50
Pibeo Geiji 		Fever Gauge
Portuguese Medidor de PE[15] FV meter
Spanish Medidor de PF[16] FV meter
Fever Shot
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese フィーバーショット[8]
Fībā Shotto 		Fever Shot
Chinese (Traditional) 狂熱擊球[9]:11:53
Kuángrè Jíqiú 		Fever Shot
Dutch Fever-slag[10] Fever Strike
French (European) Frappe frénétique[11] Frantic strike
German Fever-Schlag[12] Fever Strike
Italian Colpo frenesia[13] Frenzy hit
Korean 피버 샷[14]:11:53
Pibeo Syat 		Fever Shot
Portuguese Golpe eufórico[15] Euphoric hit
Spanish Golpe furor[16][17] Frenzy hit

Rackets[edit]

Flame Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ファイアラケット[18]
Faia Raketto 		Fire Racket
French (European) Raquette de feu[19]:1:01:05 Fire racket
German Flammenschläger[20] Flame racket
Portuguese Raquete fogo[21] Fire racket
Spanish Raqueta de fuego[21] Fire racket
Ice Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese アイスラケット[8]
Aisu Raketto 		Ice Racket
Chinese (Traditional) 冰結球拍[9]:11:58
Bīngjiē Qiúpāi 		Ice-Cold Racket
Dutch IJsracket[10] Ice Racket
French (European) Raquette de glace[11] Ice racket
German Eisschläger[12] Ice racket
Italian Racchetta di ghiaccio[13] Ice racket
Korean 아이스 라켓[14]:11:58
Aiseu Raket 		Ice Racket
Portuguese Raquete gelo[15] Ice racket
Spanish Raqueta de hielo[16][17] Ice racket
Lightning Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese サンダーラケット[22]
Sandā Raketto 		Thunder Racket
French (European) Raquette de foudre[19]:1:22:21 Lightning racket
German Blitz-Schläger[20] Lightning racket
Portuguese Raquete relâmpago[21] Lightning racket
Spanish Raqueta de rayo[21] Thunder racket
Ty-foo Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ビューゴーラケット[18]
Byūgō Raketto 		Ty-foo Racket
French (European) Raquette Bwoosh[19]:1:41:06 Ty-foo racket
German Orkoschi-Schläger[20] Ty-foo racket
Portuguese Raquete Tufão[21] Ty-foo racket
Spanish Raqueta Soploncio[21] Ty-foo racket
Mud Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ドロドロラケット[18]
Dorodoro Raketto 		Goop Racket
German Schlammschläger[20] Mud racket
Portuguese Raquete lama[21] Mud racket
Spanish Raqueta de fango[21] Mud racket
Mini Mushroom Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese マメキノコラケット[8]
Mame Kinoko Raketto 		Mini Mushroom Racket
Chinese (Traditional) 超小蘑菇球拍[9]:12:03
Chāoxiǎo Mógu Qiúpāi 		Mini Mushroom Racket
Dutch Minipaddenstoelracket[10] Mini Mushroom Racket
French (European) Raquette mini-champi[11] Mini Mushroom racket
German Mini-Pilz-Schläger[12] Mini Mushroom racket
Italian Racchetta minifungo[13] Mini Mushroom racket
Korean 땅콩버섯 라켓[14]:12:03
Ttangkong Beoseot Raket 		Mini Mushroom Racket
Portuguese Raquete minicogumelo[15] Mini Mushroom racket
Spanish (Latin American) Raqueta champiñón pequeño[17] Mini Mushroom racket
Spanish (European) Raqueta minichampiñón[16] Mini Mushroom racket
Fire Flower Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ファイアフラワーラケット[22]
Faia Furawā Raketto 		Fire Flower Racket
French (European) Raquette fleur de feu[23] Fire flower racket
German Feuerblumen-Schläger[20] Fire flower racket
Ice Flower Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
French (European) Raquette fleur de glace[23] Ice flower racket
German Eisblumen-Schläger[20] Ice flower racket
Portuguese Raquete flor de gelo[21] Ice Flower racket
Spanish Raqueta flor de hielo[21] Ice Flower racket
Tornado Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
French (European) Raquette tornade[23] Tornado racket
Pokey Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese サンボラケット[18]
Sanbo Raketto 		Pokey Racket
Chinese (Traditional) 刺球丸子球拍[24]
Cìqiú Wánzi Qiúpāi 		Pokey Racket
Dutch Pokey-racket[25] Pokey Racket
French Raquette Pokey[26] Pokey racket
German Pokey-Schläger[27] Pokey Racket
Italian Racchetta Marghibruco[28] Pokey racket
Korean 선인 라켓[29]
Seonin Raket 		Pokey Racket
Portuguese Raquete Cactubola[30] Pokey racket
Spanish Raqueta Pokey[31][32] Pokey racket
Shadow Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese シャドウラケット[8]
Shadō Raketto 		Shadow Racket
Chinese (Traditional) 影子球拍[9]:12:08
Yǐngzi Qiúpāi 		Shadow Racket
Dutch Schaduwracket[10] Shadow Racket
French (European) Raquette doublure[11] Body-double racket
German Schattenschläger[12] Shadow racket
Italian Racchetta ombra[13] Shadow racket
Korean 섀도 라켓[14]:12:08
Syaedo Raket 		Shadow Racket
Portuguese Raquete sombra[15] Shadow racket
Spanish Raqueta sombría[16][17] Shady racket
Volcano Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Portuguese Raquete vulcão[21] Volcano racket
Spanish Raqueta de lava[21] Lava racket
Golden Dash Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ダッシュラケット[33]
Dasshu Raketto 		Dash Racket
Chinese (Traditional) 衝刺球拍[24]
Chōngcì Qiúpāi 		Sprint Racket
Dutch Sprintracket[25] Sprint Racket
French Raquette turbo[26] Turbo racket
German Turbo-Schläger[27] Turbo Racket
Italian Racchetta scattante[28] Quick-off-the-mark racket
Korean 대시 라켓[29]
Daesi Raket 		Dash Racket
Portuguese Raquete turbo dourado[21] Golden dash racket
Spanish Raqueta turbo dorado[32] Golden dash racket
Spiny Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Portuguese Raquete Espeto[21] Spiny racket
Spanish (Latin American) Raqueta Picudo[21] Spiny racket
Bullet Bill Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キラーラケット[8]
Kirā Raketto 		Bullet Bill Racket
Portuguese Raquete Bill Bala[21] Bullet Bill racket
Spanish Raqueta Bill Bala[21] Bullet Bill racket
Thwomp Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ドッスンラケット[34]
Dossun Raketto 		Thwomp Racket
Portuguese Raquete Tumbo[21] Thwomp racket
Spanish (Latin American) Raqueta Don Pisotón[21] Thwomp racket
Metal Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese メタルラケット[34]
Metaru Raketto 		Metal Racket
French (European) Raquette métallique[35] Metallic racket
Chargin' Chuck Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Portuguese Raquete Toni Trombada[21] Chargin' Chuck racket
Spanish Raqueta Placapum[21] Chargin' Chuck racket
Shova Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Portuguese Raquete Edu Empurrão[21] Shova racket
Spanish Raqueta Empujapum[21] Shova racket
Banana Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Portuguese Raquete banana[21] Banana racket
Spanish Raqueta de plátano[21] Banana racket
Fire Bar Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
German Feuerbarrierenschläger[20] Fire barrier racket
Portuguese Raquete barreira de fogo[21] Fire Bar racket
Spanish Raqueta barrera de fuego[21] Fire Bar racket
Amp Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
French (European) Raquette Amp[35] Amp racket
German Sparky-Schläger[20] Amp racket
Portuguese Raquete Faísca[21] Amp racket
Spanish (Latin American) Raqueta Chispayaso[21] Amp racket
Ghost Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
Portuguese Raquete fantasma[21] Ghost racket
Spanish Raqueta fantasmal[21] Ghostly racket
Star Racket
Language Name Meaning Notes
French (European) Raquette étoile[23] Star racket
German Sternschläger[20] Star racket
Portuguese Raquete estrela[21] Star racket
Spanish Raqueta estrella[21] Star racket

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Mario Tennis Fever
Characters Playable Mario • Luigi • Peach • Daisy • Rosalina • Pauline • Wario • Waluigi • Toad • Toadette • Luma • Yoshi • Bowser • Bowser Jr. • Donkey Kong • Boo • Shy Guy • Koopa Troopa • Kamek • Spike • Diddy Kong • Chain Chomp • Birdo • Koopa Paratroopa • Petey Piranha • Piranha Plant • Boom Boom • Blooper • Dry Bowser • Dry Bones • Baby Mario • Baby Luigi • Baby Peach • Wiggler • Nabbit • Goomba • Baby Wario • Baby Waluigi
Non-playable Fire Bro • Goomba • Hammer Bro • Koopa Paratroopa • Koopa Troopa • Lakitu • Monty Mole • Paragoomba • Poplin • Prince Florian • Shy Guy • Stone Spike • Swoop • Talking Flower • Toads • Ty-foo • Yoshis
Bosses Bowser & King Scuttlebug • Heavy Scuttlebug • Ice Chomp • King Hisstocrat • Petey Piranha • Lightning Cheep Chomp
Fever Rackets Bullet Bill Racket • Flame Racket • Golden Dash Racket • Ice Racket • Lightning Racket • Mini Mushroom Racket • Pokey Racket • Shadow Racket • Spiny Racket • Ty-foo Racket
Courts Racket Factory • Wonder Court
Misc. Bullet Bill • Bumper • Fire • Gallery • Golden fruit • Hoppo • Ice • Mini Mushroom • Mushroom Tennis Academy • Pokey • Spiny • Staff • Thwomp • Wonder Flower • Wonder Seed
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