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[[File:DragonShot2.jpg|thumb|[[Clay]] charges up the shot.]] | [[File:DragonShot2.jpg|thumb|[[Clay]] charges up the shot.]] | ||
[[File:DragonShot.jpg|thumb|left|The transformed ball after being hit.]] | [[File:DragonShot.jpg|thumb|left|The transformed ball after being hit.]] | ||
The '''Dragon Shot''' is an [[Offensive Power Shot]] that [[Clay]] and [[Ace]] can use in ''[[Mario Tennis: Power Tour]]''. L5 Muscle and L2 Body is required to learn it, meaning it becomes possible after defeating [[Barb]] (singles) or [[Chas]] and [[Mel]] (doubles) in the first round of the [[Island Open]] to unlock the [[Tacklebot]] minigame. Upon use, the ball begins absorbing energy and the player smacks it towards the opponent's side of the court with minimal curve. Once the shot is performed, the ball will resemble a dragon's head until returned, in which case the opponent will suffer severe knockback. | The '''Dragon Shot''' is an [[Offensive Power Shot]] that [[Clay]] and [[Ace]] can use in ''[[Mario Tennis: Power Tour]]''. L5 Muscle and L2 Body is required to learn it, meaning it becomes possible to learn after defeating [[Barb]] (singles) or [[Chas]] and [[Mel]] (doubles) in the first round of the [[Island Open]] to unlock the [[Tacklebot]] minigame. Upon use, the ball begins absorbing energy and the player smacks it towards the opponent's side of the court with minimal curve. Once the shot is performed, the ball will resemble a dragon's head until returned, in which case the opponent will suffer severe knockback. | ||
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