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Table Tennis Beast Lucía Has Returned To Torment Players Again In Switch Sports Resort

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Table Tennis Beast Lucía Has Returned To Torment Players Again In Switch Sports Resort

If you’re not already shaking in fear, you’re likely missing a little context here. Lucía is a Mii who has appeared in Wii series games since the original Wii Sports, where she was a pretty mediocre athlete. In Wii Sports Resort, however, she really hit her stride and became an absolute beast at table tennis, appearing as the Champion—the final NPC that players need to defeat before mastering the sport.

When successor Nintendo Switch Sports Resort was announced back in June, fans of the series initially lamented the game’s lack of Miis, with some even deeming the setting of Wuhu Island as “colonized” by Sportsmates, which were the avatars that largely replaced Miis in Nintendo Switch Sports. But Mii NPCs ended up making a partial return in Switch Sports Resort, and players can even turn up their frequency so they essentially replace Sportsmates. Most importantly, the iconic Mii Champions from Wii Sports Resort have returned.

Lucía, however, is especially nightmarish to defeat, and quite a few players have taken to the internet to commiserate about their table tennis losses against her. Look at this breakneck-paced clip of a player trying to win a single point against her:

The type of shit required just to get 1 (ONE) point against Lucia pic.twitter.com/rPiHJFtY2N

Some players are certainly happy to see the return of the contentious NPC, which has rekindled memories of the Wii era. Others, however, were immediately jaded upon seeing her return:

Other fans shared posts asking if anyone has even been able to defeat Lucía yet.


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