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Thunder Cast Shot is [[Wario]]'s [[Offensive Power Shot]] in ''[[Mario Power Tennis]]''. Wario pulls out a machine with a small [[Hammer]] attached a hits the ball with power. This looks like a normal shot, but it is actually powerful and leaves the opponent shocked. When shocked, the opponent has two seconds for reaction before a shockwave hinders his or her shot. The shock goes away after about three shockwaves. The shot also causes the opponent to lose a [[Power Shot]] he or she may have stored. Recovery time is somewhat slow. | {{image}} | ||
'''Thunder Cast Shot''' is [[Wario]]'s [[Offensive Power Shot]] in ''[[Mario Power Tennis]]''. Wario pulls out a machine with a small [[Hammer]] attached a hits the ball with power. This looks like a normal shot, but it is actually powerful and leaves the opponent shocked. When shocked, the opponent has two seconds for reaction before a shockwave hinders his or her shot. The shock goes away after about three shockwaves. The shot also causes the opponent to lose a [[Power Shot]] he or she may have stored. Recovery time is somewhat slow. | |||
The Hammer machine was seen during the cutscene of [[Bowser]] training Wario and [[Waluigi]]. | The Hammer machine was seen during the cutscene of [[Bowser]] training Wario and [[Waluigi]]. | ||
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[[Category:Special Moves]] | [[Category:Special Moves]] | ||
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Thunder Cast Shot is Wario's Offensive Power Shot in Mario Power Tennis. Wario pulls out a machine with a small Hammer attached a hits the ball with power. This looks like a normal shot, but it is actually powerful and leaves the opponent shocked. When shocked, the opponent has two seconds for reaction before a shockwave hinders his or her shot. The shock goes away after about three shockwaves. The shot also causes the opponent to lose a Power Shot he or she may have stored. Recovery time is somewhat slow.
The Hammer machine was seen during the cutscene of Bowser training Wario and Waluigi.
