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====''Paper Mario''==== | ====''Paper Mario''==== | ||
{{quote|Mario defeated me...again... He always defeats me... This time I became invincible! And I STILL couldn't beat him!|Bowser|Paper Mario}} | {{quote|Mario defeated me...again... He always defeats me... This time I became invincible! And I STILL couldn't beat him!|Bowser|Paper Mario}} | ||
[[File: | [[File:Paper Bowser holding Star Rod PM.png|thumb|Bowser in ''Paper Mario'']] | ||
During the events of ''[[Paper Mario]]'', Bowser and his minion [[Kammy Koopa]] invaded [[Star Haven]] and stole the [[Star Rod (Paper Mario)|Star Rod]], which could grant any wish of the holder. With this weapon, Bowser imprisoned the Seven [[Star Spirits]] in cards and then scattered them in various strongholds and fortresses throughout the Mushroom Kingdom. The next day, Bowser used his flying fortress to lift Peach's castle up into the sky. Mario attempted to stop him, but Bowser used the Star Rod to make himself invincible, and defeated Mario for the first time ever. Believing his rival to be dead, Bowser threw Mario's tattered body down to the kingdom, locked the party guests in the dungeons of his castle and put Peach under heavy guard in her castle. Bowser then used the Star Rod to create havoc throughout the kingdom; ravaging it with beasts and monsters loyal to him. Bowser gave each one of the Star Spirits to be guarded by his most trusted minions. | During the events of ''[[Paper Mario]]'', Bowser and his minion [[Kammy Koopa]] invaded [[Star Haven]] and stole the [[Star Rod (Paper Mario)|Star Rod]], which could grant any wish of the holder. With this weapon, Bowser imprisoned the Seven [[Star Spirits]] in cards and then scattered them in various strongholds and fortresses throughout the Mushroom Kingdom. The next day, Bowser used his flying fortress to lift Peach's castle up into the sky. Mario attempted to stop him, but Bowser used the Star Rod to make himself invincible, and defeated Mario for the first time ever. Believing his rival to be dead, Bowser threw Mario's tattered body down to the kingdom, locked the party guests in the dungeons of his castle and put Peach under heavy guard in her castle. Bowser then used the Star Rod to create havoc throughout the kingdom; ravaging it with beasts and monsters loyal to him. Bowser gave each one of the Star Spirits to be guarded by his most trusted minions. | ||
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====''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''==== | ====''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door''==== | ||
{{quote2|Those Mario Bros. are the most annoying brothers of all time!|[[Bowser]]|[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]}} | {{quote2|Those Mario Bros. are the most annoying brothers of all time!|[[Bowser]]|[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]}} | ||
[[File:PMTTYD Bowser Artwork.png|thumb|left|Artwork of Bowser used for ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'']] | |||
Bowser also appeared as a minor villain in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. In this game, Bowser heard from [[Kammy Koopa]] that someone else kidnapped Princess Peach, and makes it his mission to rescue her and kidnap her himself. Accompanied by Kammy, Bowser appeared in many cutscenes in which he was a playable character. These scenes were often quite humorous and involved Bowser traveling through a side-scrolling world similar to the ones in ''Super Mario Bros.'' (these levels partially inspired ''Super Paper Mario''). Bowser also tried to collect the [[Crystal Star]]s before Mario, but always appeared to be one step behind his nemesis, and ultimately failed to find any of them. | Bowser also appeared as a minor villain in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. In this game, Bowser heard from [[Kammy Koopa]] that someone else kidnapped Princess Peach, and makes it his mission to rescue her and kidnap her himself. Accompanied by Kammy, Bowser appeared in many cutscenes in which he was a playable character. These scenes were often quite humorous and involved Bowser traveling through a side-scrolling world similar to the ones in ''Super Mario Bros.'' (these levels partially inspired ''Super Paper Mario''). Bowser also tried to collect the [[Crystal Star]]s before Mario, but always appeared to be one step behind his nemesis, and ultimately failed to find any of them. | ||
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[[File:SPMBowser.png|thumb|left|Bowser in ''Super Paper Mario'']] | |||
Bowser joins forces with Mario in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. During the beginning of the story, Mario and Luigi find Princess Peach missing and rush to Bowser's Castle thinking that he was the perpetrator. Oddly, he is surprised as well, for he was only preparing to kidnap Peach and wasn't ready yet. While talking to each other, a mysterious figure named [[Count Bleck]] abducts Luigi, Bowser, and his minions. He leaves Mario unconscious on the floor of Bowser's Castle, but Tippi finds Mario and takes him to Flipside. Count Bleck forces Bowser and Peach to get married in order to open [[The Void]] to end all worlds, although Bowser is unaware of his plans. | Bowser joins forces with Mario in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''. During the beginning of the story, Mario and Luigi find Princess Peach missing and rush to Bowser's Castle thinking that he was the perpetrator. Oddly, he is surprised as well, for he was only preparing to kidnap Peach and wasn't ready yet. While talking to each other, a mysterious figure named [[Count Bleck]] abducts Luigi, Bowser, and his minions. He leaves Mario unconscious on the floor of Bowser's Castle, but Tippi finds Mario and takes him to Flipside. Count Bleck forces Bowser and Peach to get married in order to open [[The Void]] to end all worlds, although Bowser is unaware of his plans. | ||