Fire Flower Racket
| Fire Flower Racket | |
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| Appears in | Mario Tennis Fever (2026) |
| Effect | Fire Flower Boost |
The Fire Flower Racket is a Fever Racket in Mario Tennis Fever. It is unlocked by clearing Rank E in the game's Adventure mode. The racket is orange, with a yellow and white gradient towards its shaft, and a green handle. Its head also features a Fire Flower emblem. When a Fever Shot is charged, the racket is set on fire. When activated, the fire is replaced by fireballs rotating around the racket.
In Trial Towers, the Fire Flower Racket appears in the Tower of Trickery's last trial "King of the Koopas" as the player's racket.
Fever Shot[edit]
The Fire Flower Racket's Fever Shot is called the Fire Flower Boost. When activated, it deals damage in a small circular area where the ball lands and grants the player temporary power to shoot fireballs every time they return the ball. The number of fireballs depends on how long the shot was charged for, with a minimum of two and a maximum of four. 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.
Names in other languages[edit]
- See also: Fire Flower § Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Note(s) | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ファイアフラワーラケット Faia Furawā Raketto | Fire Flower Racket | [1] | |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 火之花球拍 Huǒzhīhuā Qiúpāi (Mandarin) Fójīfā Kàuhpáak (Cantonese) | Fire Flower Racket | [2] | |
| Dutch | Vuurbloemracket | Fire Flower Racket | [2] | |
| French (Europe) | Raquette fleur de feu | Fire flower racket | [3] | |
| German | Feuerblumen-Schläger | Fire flower racket | [4] | |
| Italian | Racchetta fiore di fuoco | Fire Flower racket | [2] | |
| Korean | 파이어플라워 라켓 Paieo Peullawo Raket | Fire Flower Racket | [2] | |
| Portuguese | Raquete flor de fogo | Fire Flower racket | [2] | |
| Spanish | Raqueta flor de fuego | Fire Flower racket | [2] |
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ January 8, 2026. マリオテニス フィーバー : フィーバーラケット. nintendo.com (Japanese). Retrieved January 8, 2026.
- ^ a b c d e f Nintendo Today!
- ^ KENBOGARD (February 13, 2026). MARIO TENNIS FEVER : un mode solo beaucoup trop court ? - NINTENBROS APERÇU (2:45:06—2:45:15). French. Retrieved February 14, 2026 from YouTube.
- ^ In-game name from Mario Tennis Fever.
