Lightning Racket

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Lightning Racket
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Appears in Mario Tennis Fever (2026)
Effect Lightning Shot

The Lightning Racket is a Fever Racket in Mario Tennis Fever. It is available from the start. The racket is yellow with a shaft shaped like two lightning bolts, a yellow handle with a black stripe, and a Lightning emblem on its yellow net. When fully charged, the racket gives off electrical sparks.


Fever Shot[edit]

Luigi being hit by lightning from a Lightning Racket in Mario Tennis Fever
Luigi being hit by lightning

The Lightning Racket's Fever Shot is called the Lightning Shot. When used, it turns a large circular area around where the ball bounces into an electric field. The field sends waves of electricity in regular intervals, and if a player touches the electrical wave, they receive damage and get briefly stunned. The field also immediately discharges when the Fever shot lands on the court for the first time.

Adventure Mode[edit]

The Lightning Racket first appears in Mario Tennis Fever's Adventure mode at the Limestone Cave, where it is eaten by a Mega Cheep Chomp, transforming it into the Lightning Cheep Chomp. After the boss is defeated, Mario unlocks the racket to be used in the mode.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese サンダーラケット
Sandā Raketto
Thunder Racket [1]
Chinese (Traditional) 閃電球拍
Shǎndiàn Qiúpāi
Lightning Racket [2]
Dutch Bliksemracket Lightning Racket [2]
French (European) Raquette de foudre Lightning racket [3]
German Blitz-Schläger Lightning racket [4]
Italian Racchetta fulminante Lightning racket [2]
Korean 번개 라켓
Beongae Raket
Lightning Racket [2]
Portuguese Raquete relâmpago Lightning racket [2]
Spanish Raqueta de rayo Thunder racket [2]

References[edit]

  1. ^ 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.
  2. ^ a b c d e f Nintendo Today!
  3. ^ Galax (February 12, 2026). MARIO TENNIS FEVER FR #FIN (Mode Aventure). French. Retrieved February 14, 2026 from YouTube.
  4. ^ In-game name from Mario Tennis Fever.