Tornado Racket

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Tornado Racket
A Fever Racket from Mario Tennis Fever
Appears in Mario Tennis Fever (2026)
Effect Tornado Boost
Comparable

The Tornado Racket is a Fever Racket in Mario Tennis Fever. It is unlocked after clearing Rank B in the game's Adventure mode. It is a purple version of the Ty-foo Racket, and it has a similar Fever Shot effect when used. When fully charged, the entire head is surrounded by a wind effect.

In Trial Towers, the Tornado Racket appears in the Tower of Growth's "Peel Cleanup" trial as Diddy Kong's racket.

Fever Shot[edit]

A doubles match between Petey Piranha (Ice Racket) and Toad (Lightning Racket) vs. Rosalina (Flame Racket} and Luma (Tornado Racket). From Mario Tennis Fever
Luma wielding a Tornado Racket
A purple tornado, from Mario Tennis Fever
A purple tornado created

The Tornado Racket's Fever Shot is called the Tornado Boost. When used, it grants the player the 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. The tornados can also rmove other obstacles already on the court.

The initial shot also deals damage in a small circular area where the ball lands.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese たつまきラケット
Tatsumaki Raketto
Tornado Racket [1]
Chinese (Traditional) 龍捲球拍
Lóngjuǎn Qiúpāi (Mandarin)
Lùhnggyún Kàuhpáak (Cantonese)
Tornado Racket [1]
Dutch Tornadoracket Tornado Racket [1]
French (Europe) Raquette tornade Tornado racket [2]
Italian Racchetta tempestosa Stormy racket [1]
Korean 회오리 라켓
Hoeori Raket
Whirlwind Racket [1]
Spanish Raqueta torbellino Whirlwind racket [1]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f Nintendo Today!
  2. ^ 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.