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'''Speed Serves''' are flat serves. They can also be used as smashes. | '''Speed Serves''' are flat serves. They can also be used as smashes. | ||
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'''Waterfall:''' By adding a jump to the Super Sonic Serve to hit from a greater height, this serve clocks in at 212 km/h. | '''Waterfall:''' By adding a jump to the Super Sonic Serve to hit from a greater height, this serve clocks in at 212 km/h. | ||
'''Magnum:''' A jump serve for which the user tosses the ball especially far forward. | |||
'''Scud Serve:''' A 200 km/h serve. However, its reliability decreases dramatically when hit to the left. | '''Scud Serve:''' A 200 km/h serve. However, its reliability decreases dramatically when hit to the left. | ||
'''Neo Scud Serve:''' An improved Scud Serve. Not only is hitting to the left no longer an issue, it can reach speeds as high as 215 km/h. | '''Neo Scud Serve:''' An improved Scud Serve. Not only is hitting to the left no longer an issue, it can reach speeds as high as 215 km/h. | ||
'''[[Invisible Serve]]:''' The serve gains speed from the fast swinging motion. | |||
'''Mach:''' The ultimate flat serve. It is even faster than the serves of pro players<ref>As a point of reference, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fastest_recorded_tennis_serves| fastest recorded serve] by a real-life pro is 263 km/h.</ref> and never misses. | '''Mach:''' The ultimate flat serve. It is even faster than the serves of pro players<ref>As a point of reference, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fastest_recorded_tennis_serves| fastest recorded serve] by a real-life pro is 263 km/h.</ref> and never misses. | ||
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==Users== | ==Users== | ||
* [[Inui Sadaharu]] | * [[Inui Sadaharu]] (Sonic Serve, Super Sonic Serve, Waterfall) | ||
* [[Mac McGregor]] | * [[Mac McGregor]] (Tachyon) | ||
* [[Milky Millman]] | * [[Matsudaira Chikao]] (Magnum) | ||
* [[Ochi Tsukimitsu]] | * [[Milky Millman]] (Tachyon) | ||
* [[Ootori Choutarou]] | * [[Ochi Tsukimitsu]] (Mach) | ||
* [[Sengoku Kiyosumi]] | * [[Ootori Choutarou]] (Scud Serve, Neo Scud Serve) | ||
* [[Sanada Genichirou]] (Invisible Serve) (Anime only) | |||
* [[Sengoku Kiyosumi]] (Kohou) | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:32, 25 March 2018
Speed Serves are flat serves. They can also be used as smashes.
Users utilize their height to drive an accurate serve with high speed into the opponent's court.
Variations
Sonic Serve: A basic speed serve.
Super Sonic Serve: A faster Sonic Serve. Its maximum speed is 192 km/h.
Waterfall: By adding a jump to the Super Sonic Serve to hit from a greater height, this serve clocks in at 212 km/h.
Magnum: A jump serve for which the user tosses the ball especially far forward.
Scud Serve: A 200 km/h serve. However, its reliability decreases dramatically when hit to the left.
Neo Scud Serve: An improved Scud Serve. Not only is hitting to the left no longer an issue, it can reach speeds as high as 215 km/h.
Invisible Serve: The serve gains speed from the fast swinging motion.
Mach: The ultimate flat serve. It is even faster than the serves of pro players[1] and never misses.
Tachyon: A slightly slower Mach. When used as a smash, it is called Neutrino.
Kohou: To compensate for a lack of height, it utilizes a big jump to increase the point of impact. When used as a smash, it is called Dunk Smash.
Users
- Inui Sadaharu (Sonic Serve, Super Sonic Serve, Waterfall)
- Mac McGregor (Tachyon)
- Matsudaira Chikao (Magnum)
- Milky Millman (Tachyon)
- Ochi Tsukimitsu (Mach)
- Ootori Choutarou (Scud Serve, Neo Scud Serve)
- Sanada Genichirou (Invisible Serve) (Anime only)
- Sengoku Kiyosumi (Kohou)
References
- ↑ As a point of reference, the fastest recorded serve by a real-life pro is 263 km/h.
Contributors: Kaoz