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{{about|the move from Mario Tennis Aces|[[Duck Hunt]]'s standard special move in the [[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros. series]]|[[Duck Hunt (character)#Trick Shot|Duck Hunt § Trick Shot]]}}
{{about|the move from Mario Tennis Aces|[[Duck Hunt]]'s neutral special move in the [[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros. series]]|[[Duck Hunt (character)#Trick Shot|Duck Hunt § Trick Shot]]}}
[[File:TrickShot MarioTennisAces.png|thumb|250px|Mario performs his Trick Shot.]]
[[File:TrickShot MarioTennisAces.png|thumb|250px|Mario performs his Trick Shot.]]
The '''Trick Shot''' is a move introduced in ''[[Mario Tennis Aces]]''. It allows the player to quickly move to distant balls and hit them. When used with correct timing, it increases the player's energy significantly, but it is a risky maneuver, since using it with incorrect timing can decrease the player's energy instead. Each character has two unique Trick Shots: a vertical Trick Shot and a horizontal Trick Shot. Which one is used depends on the direction that the ball is in from the character. The [[Toad (species)|Toad]] commentators in tournaments identify Trick Shots when they are used and refer to them with unique names for each different Trick Shot.
The '''Trick Shot''' is a move introduced in ''[[Mario Tennis Aces]]''. It allows the player to quickly move to distant balls and hit them. When used with correct timing, it increases the player's energy significantly, but it is a risky maneuver, since using it with incorrect timing can decrease the player's energy instead. Each character has two unique Trick Shots: a vertical Trick Shot and a horizontal Trick Shot. Which one is used depends on the direction that the ball is in from the character. The [[Toad (species)|Toad]] commentators in tournaments identify Trick Shots when they are used and refer to them with unique names for each different Trick Shot.

Revision as of 05:09, September 19, 2021

This article is about the move from Mario Tennis Aces. For Duck Hunt's neutral special move in the Super Smash Bros. series, see Duck Hunt § Trick Shot.
Mario performs his Trick Shot.

The Trick Shot is a move introduced in Mario Tennis Aces. It allows the player to quickly move to distant balls and hit them. When used with correct timing, it increases the player's energy significantly, but it is a risky maneuver, since using it with incorrect timing can decrease the player's energy instead. Each character has two unique Trick Shots: a vertical Trick Shot and a horizontal Trick Shot. Which one is used depends on the direction that the ball is in from the character. The Toad commentators in tournaments identify Trick Shots when they are used and refer to them with unique names for each different Trick Shot.

Controls

There are two ways the player can perform the Trick Shot:

  1. Hitting the ball whilst using rightstick.
  2. Pressing the jc-top/X twice whilst moving in the direction the player wants to go.

List of Trick Shots

This section is under construction. Therefore, please excuse its informal appearance while it is being worked on. We hope to have it completed as soon as possible.

Character Side Trick Shot Forward/backward Trick Shot
Mario Vault: Mario jumps in the air doing a back flip. Hand Spin: Mario jumps backwards and does a 360-degree spin on his hand.
Luigi Slide: Luigi performs a baseball slide towards the ball. Racket Twirl: Luigi spins his racket and runs to the ball.
Wario Power Dive: Wario tumbles and slides on his side in the direction of the ball. Total Typhoon: Wario spins on his bottom in the direction of the ball.
Waluigi Moonwalk: Waluigi moonwalks. Twisted Jump: Waluigi jumps in front of the ball.
Peach Ribbon Fling: Peach runs to the side, and throws up her tennis racket. She performs a cartwheel, catching the tennis racket. Twirl: Peach steps forward/backward and performs a double-twirl.
Daisy Sabre: Daisy runs fast to the ball. Parry: Daisy floats to the ball.
Rosalina Satellite Swift: Rosalina floats and spins sideways towards the ball. Galaxy Warp: Rosalina teleports next to the ball.
Toad Toad Roll: Toad does a sideways flip. Toad Jump: Toad bounces on his head backwards.
Toadette Cheerful Skip: Toadette skips happily to the ball. Cutesy Turn: Toadette does a twirling jump.
Bowser Shell Spin: Bowser retracts into his shell and spins towards the ball, similar to Bowser's Defensive Power Shot (the Spinning Shell Dash) in Mario Power Tennis. Dive Bomb: Bowser makes a dive plunge to the ball.
Bowser Jr. Jet Boost: A rocket propeller appears under Bowser Jr.'s Junior Clown car to reach the ball more quickly. Wild Ride: Four wheels appear under Bowser Jr.'s Junior Clown Car, which spins on itself and goes sideways.
Boo Through It All: As a ghost, Boo goes through the floor (or ground) and reappears beneath the ball. Roundabout: Boo spins on himself both vertically and horizontally to reach the ball.
Yoshi Egg Roll: Yoshi hops into a Yoshi Egg and rolls towards the ball, then breaks out of the egg and hits the ball once he reaches it, similar to Yoshi's Defensive Power Shot (the Rolling Egg Return) in Mario Power Tennis. Spin Turn: Yoshi flips backwards.
Donkey Kong Ground Pound: DK jumps and does a double axe handle to hit the ball. Kong Roll: DK does a sommersault backwards and kicks the ball back with his foot.
Spike Flip Fly: Spike stumbles and jumps twice sideways to the ball. Somersault: Spike does a backwards somersault towards the ball.
Chain Chomp Side Whirl: Chain Chomp spins sideways towards the ball. Vertical Whirl: Chain Chomp jumps backwards while spinning its body.
Koopa Troopa Groundwork: Koopa Troopa retracts into his shell and spins on its back towards the ball, similar to his Defensive Power Shot (the Water Shell Dash) in Mario Power Tennis. Power Play: Koopa Troopa spins on the back of his shell in direction of the ball.
Blooper Surfin' Slider: Blooper makes a wave of water appear beneath his body and surfs on it sideways towards the ball. Lucky Leap: Blooper propels himself backwards by shooting water beneath his body.
Diddy Kong Diddy Roll: Diddy performs his signature cartwheel attack. Acrobatics: Diddy flips towards the ball, similar to the Monkey Flip from the Super Smash Bros. series.
Birdo Cheer Step: Birdo performs three hops while spinning. Perfect Pose: Birdo performs two hops while spinning and striking dance poses.
Koopa Paratroopa Koopa Boost: Paratroopa flies and spins sideways towards the ball. Roll Call: Paratroopa flies and plunges towards the ball.
Shy Guy Stumble Shot: Shy Guy trips and slides on his mask. Leap of Stress: Shy Guy jumps and spins.
Petey Piranha Flutter Fury: Petey Piranha uses his leaves to flap and fly to the ball. Spin 'n' Slap: Petey Piranha jumps and spins while flapping his leaves around him.
Luma Shooting Star Shot: Luma does several loops in the air. Dazzling Meteor: Luma zigzags in the air while flying erratically.
Boom Boom Twist 'n' Boom Boom Twirl
Pauline One-Up Girl Spin Stroke
Kamek Broom Dash: Kamek rides his broom to the ball. Wicked Warp: Kamek teleports to the ball.
Dry Bones Propeller Shot Scatter Shot
Fire Piranha Plant Fire-Ring Swing Surefire Shot
Dry Bowser Shell Spin Dive Bomb

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