Peach Dome
- Not to be confused with Peach Stadium.
The Peach Dome tennis stadium featured in Mario Power Tennis and in Mario Tennis: Power Tour. It consists of a tennis stadium with a large number of spectator stands, with Toads, Piantas and Nokis making up the crowds. The stadium also features a large screen supported by girders and a giant tennis ball statue. Toads and a Fishin' Lakitu act as the court's line judges. The stadium is located on a floating structure in front of Peach's Castle.
History[edit]
Mario Power Tennis[edit]
In Mario Power Tennis, the stadium has three courts courts: The Peach Dome Court, with a hard surface, the Peach Dome Clay Court, with a clay surface, and the Peach Dome Grass Court, with a grass surface. Unique to this Peach Dome is the ability to play during different times of the day. For every match in a row played on one of its courts without returning to the main menu, the daytime will shift between day, evening and night. The court's theme, in its intro and Special Game, is an arrangement of "Peach's Castle". All World Open and Star tournaments take place on this court.
Unlike other courts, none of the Peach Dome courts have gimmicks or special properties during Item Battles. The Special Game Artist on the Court also takes place on this court.
Mario Tennis: Power Tour[edit]
In Mario Tennis: Power Tour, the Peach Dome reappears with a single redesigned court. It now features a pink and green colored hard court with hearts placed in and around it. The walls had been changed to blue and the sides of the court are yellow rather than gray. While the seats are red during the cutscenes, the seats appear to be more orange than red during gameplay. This is the only court to be in Mario World. The court is used in Peach Tournament, and is unlocked for exhibition matches by completing the said tournament. An arrangement of "Peach's Castle" plays in this court during Exhibition matches.
Gallery[edit]
Mario Power Tennis[edit]
An Artist on the Court game
Mario Tennis: Power Tour[edit]
Multimedia[edit]
| File info 0:30 |
| File info 0:30 |
| File info 0:30 |
Names in other languages[edit]
Hard Court[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ハードコート(ピーチドーム)[1] Hādo Kōto (Pīchi Dōmu) |
Hard Court (Peach Dome) | |
| French | Dôme Peach[1] | Peach Dome | |
| German | Peach Dome-Hartplatz[1] | Peach Dome Hard Court | |
| Italian | Campo Palapeach[1] | "Palapeach Court"; Palapeach is a pormanteau of palazzo ("palace") and "Peach" | |
| Spanish | Estadio Peach[1] | Peach Stadium |
Clay Court[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | クレイコート(ピーチドーム)[1] Kurei Kōto (Pīchi Dōmu) |
Clay Court (Peach Dome) | |
| French | Dôme Peach terre battue[1] | "Peach Dome clay"; terre battue (lit. "trodden earth") is the French name for the material used in clay courts | |
| German | Peach Dome-Sandplatz[1] | "Peach Dome Clay Court"; Sandplatz literally means "sand court" | |
| Italian | Palapeach - Campo in terra[1] | "Palapeach - Clay court"; Palapeach is a pormanteau of palazzo ("palace") and "Peach". Terra (lit. "earth" is the Italian name for the material used in clay courts | |
| Spanish | Estadio Peach (tierra batida)[1] | "Peach Stadium (clay)"; tierra batida (lit. "trodden earth") is the standard name in Spain for the material used in clay courts |
Grass Court[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | グラスコート(ピーチドーム)[1] Gurasu Kōto (Pīchi Dōmu) |
Grass Court (Peach Dome) | |
| French | Dôme Peach gazon[1] | "Peach Dome grass"; gazon refers to any grass that was trimmed and is the name used for grass courts | |
| German | Peach Dome-Rasenplatz[1] | Peach Dome Grass Court | |
| Italian | Palapeach - Campo in erba[1] | "Palapeach - Grass court"; Palapeach is a pormanteau of palazzo ("palace") and "Peach" | |
| Spanish | Estadio Peach (hierba)[1] | Peach Stadium (grass) |