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[[Image:MSC_Yoshiball.jpg|thumb|right|The ''Mario Strikers Charged'' '''Soccer Ball'''.]] |
[[Image:MSC_Yoshiball.jpg|thumb|right|The ''Mario Strikers Charged'' '''Soccer Ball'''.]] |
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A '''Soccer Ball''' is the main focus of the games |
A '''Soccer Ball''' is the main focus of the games ''[[Super Mario Strikers]]'' and ''[[Mario Strikers Charged]]''. In these games, players have to gain control of the Soccer Ball, and kick it into the goal, something done with either normal kicks, charge shots, [[Super Strike]]s (''Super Mario Strikers''), [[Mega Strike]]s (''Mario Strikers Charged''), and [[Skillshot]]s. A normal kick, a charged shot, and a Skillshot result in one point; a Super Strike will score a player two points, while a Mega Strike can offer 0-6 points for a team. |
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In ''Mario Strikers Charged'', The soccer ball is made out of metal, which emits a light that indicates the power of the ball. The ball tends to emit a purple light when unused. In this case, shooting the ball results making a failed score. However, charging the ball by passing or charging the shot, players can turn the light into red, yellow and white, which this last indicates the ball is enoughly charged as to make an accurate goal. |
In ''Mario Strikers Charged'', The soccer ball is made out of metal, which emits a light that indicates the power of the ball. The ball tends to emit a purple light when unused. In this case, shooting the ball results making a failed score. However, charging the ball by passing or charging the shot, players can turn the light into red, yellow and white, which this last indicates the ball is enoughly charged as to make an accurate goal. |
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