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[[Image:Magic_Paint2.jpg|thumb|Bowser Jr. using his '''Magic Paint''']]
[[Image:Magic_Paint2.jpg|thumb|Bowser Jr. using his '''Magic Paint''']]
'''Magic Paint''' is the [[Offensive Power Shot]] mastered by [[Bowser Jr.]] in ''[[Mario Power Tennis (GCN)|Mario Power Tennis]]''. Once the ball is on his part of the field, Bowser Jr. gets the [[Magic Paintbrush]] and paints the ball, while he triplicates it, having two purposes for this move: One, allowing the receiver to possibly hit the wrong paint ball, losing the true tennis ball; and two, slowing his opponent if it hits the right paint ball.  Interestingly enough, the center paint ball is always the one holding the tennis ball.
'''Magic Paint''' is the [[Offensive Power Shot]] mastered by [[Bowser Jr.]] in ''[[Mario Power Tennis (Nintendo GameCube)|Mario Power Tennis]]''. Once the ball is on his part of the field, Bowser Jr. gets the [[Magic Paintbrush]] and paints the ball, while he triplicates it, having two purposes for this move: One, allowing the receiver to possibly hit the wrong paint ball, losing the true tennis ball; and two, slowing his opponent if it hits the right paint ball.  Interestingly enough, the center paint ball is always the one holding the tennis ball.
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* This move is based on his painting abilities as [[Shadow Mario]] in ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''.
*This move is based on his painting abilities as [[Shadow Mario]] in ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''.
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Revision as of 01:38, September 28, 2009

Bowser Jr.'s Magic Paint.
Bowser Jr. using his Magic Paint

Magic Paint is the Offensive Power Shot mastered by Bowser Jr. in Mario Power Tennis. Once the ball is on his part of the field, Bowser Jr. gets the Magic Paintbrush and paints the ball, while he triplicates it, having two purposes for this move: One, allowing the receiver to possibly hit the wrong paint ball, losing the true tennis ball; and two, slowing his opponent if it hits the right paint ball. Interestingly enough, the center paint ball is always the one holding the tennis ball.

Trivia


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