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168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Super Mario Bros. is a franchise that prides itself on uniqueness and originality. The best games in the series are those that push the envelope, giving us weirder and weird gameplay mechanics to play with, worlds to fight, and enemies to fight. That last one has always been an underrated aspect of Mario games, but an important one.
There have been countless enemies in Mario games over the years, and some of the best enemies are the bosses. The hallmark of a great Mario boss fight is ꧋one that takes the series’ focus on uniqueness and gives us an equally original, we🌼ird, and interesting boss.
10 Baby Bowser – Yoshi’💃s Island 🌸
Yoshi’s Island remains one of the most beloved Mario games to this day, and for good reason. This was the first time Nintendo really experimented with the Mario formula in a fun way. One thing Yoshi’s Island introduced that would becoꦇme a staple is Baby Bowser, thanks in large𝔍 part to the final boss fight against him.
Kamek sprinkles Baby Bowser with some magic dust, turning him into a hulking monster. Yoshi climbs to the roof of the castle to fight him, hitting him with giant eggs as the best advances towards the camera. Maybe that'll teach 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Yoshi to pay his taxes.
9 ﷽ 🔯 Major Burrows – Super Mario Galaxy
Major Burrows from Super Mario Galaxy (and its sequel) is one of the few underground boss fights in a Mario game. In the first game, he’s also unique in the sense that he’s not really fighting Mario so much as he’s chasing after a r🌌abbit.
Major Burrows starts the fight unaware that Mario is even there. It’s o🏅nly after you ground pound and attack him that he takes notice, getting mad and charging after you. But after only a few seconds, he losses interest and goes af🍒ter the rabbit again.
8 ♋Megaleg – Super Mario Galaxy 🦹
Megaleg from Super Mario Galaxy is basically the Mario equivalent of Metal Gear. It’s a giant robot covered in armor with giant weak spots you have to hit. He als🎀o lives on a planet called Robot Reactor, so there’s the nuclear aspect.
Unlike Metal Gear though, Megaleg is beaten much more easily. In fact, Megaleg seems like it was specifically designed to be climbed and defeated, owing to the giant, flashing arrows pointing you to its weak spot. You also don’t damage the boss directly, instead of having to trick Bullet Bills into hitting its cage and the glass dome 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:hiding a star.
7 Axem Rangers – Super Mario RPG 🎶
Super Mario RPG is known for its goofy humor and real-world references. The most iconic reference being the Axem Rangers, who are clearly a play on the superheroes from the Super Sentai series in Japan, or the Power Rangers in the United States.
There are five rangers, all unnamed except for the color of their uniform. They all have their own catchphrases, and they jump into a giant mecha, Blade, for their final attack. What’s even stranger is that Super Sentai and the Power Rangers are good, but the Axem rangers are inexplicably even in Super Mario RPG.
6 🥂 Chakron – Mario &𒆙 Luigi: Bowser’s Inside Story
The Mario & Luigi series is the true follow-up to Super Mario RPG, and it’s even more silly than its predecessor. In Bowser’s Inside Story, the iconic duo is swallowed up by Bowser, and have to control him from the inside as all three seek to stop Fawful. Along the way, they run into Chakron, possibly the strangest and most unique boss in Mario history.
Chakron can best be described as a pink octopus standing up like a human with a purple head and a pink doughnut for a mouth.💧 It’s a fitting description because to beat Chakron, all you need to do is use the Snack Basket special attack with Luigi, and he’s beaten within seconds.
5 𒐪Phantamanta – Super Mario Sunshine
Super Mario Sunshine has a lot of weird bosses and gameplay mechanics. Inspired by The Shining, of all things, Phantamanta is boss that is basically the shadow of a giant manta ray that someh𝕴ow made Hotel Delfino disappear.
Phantamanta is a pink silhouette, almost a ghostly apparition. Whenever the player shoots it with FLUDD, it merely spl🥀its itself up into smaller manta rays like an amoeba. The fight gets extremely chaotic as it goes on, as the more you shoot the mantas, the more spawn in, a total of 96 in all you need to beat.
4 ꩲRawk Hawk – Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door 💃
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is seen as many as the peak of Mario RPGs, and characters like Rawk Hawk are a big reason why. Rawk Hawk can be found at the Glitz Pit, which is a cross between a Roman gladiator coliseum and a wrestling ring, making this the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:weirdest WWE game ever. Rawk H🎃awk is a wrestler,💎 modeled after Hulk Hogan.
Appropriately, he’ll use wrestling moves against Mario and your party throughout the game. Despite his American influenced looks though, his wrestli♕ng style is more akin to a Lucha Libre.
3 💜 Morty💙 – Luigi’s Mansion 3
Morty from Luigi’s Mansion 3 isn’t a boss fight per se. Rather, you help Morty find his director’s microphone, at which point he forces Luigi to fight a giant Godzilla ghost monster for 🎃a movie he’s working on, the whole thing being filmed for the movie, with close up angles and narrow aspect ratio.
After defeating the monster, you caꦺn find Morty in his office editing the film. If you wait for him to finish, you can go back and watch the finished movie.
2 ไ Six-Face Sal – Yoshi’s Island DS
Yoshi’s Island DS is an often overlooked sequel, but it contains some bizarre moments. Case in point, Six-Face Sal, which is a wheel with six pink faces that vomit Needlenoses at you. The wheel is controlled by a paddle wheel on the bottom of the✱ DS screen.
You have to quickly jump around on the paddle wheel,ꦚ rotating the fꦏace wheel at the top of the screen so that the face currently attacking is near the bottom, so you can shoot it with an egg. And there’s a bottomless pit under you, so the whole fight is one long balancing act.
1 ℱ Winter Windster – Wario World ♋
Wario World is a great 3D take of the Wario Land games for the Gamecube. It’s forgotten these days, and it's a shame because of weirdos like Winter Windster. This is by far the most unsettling, creepy boss in any Mario ga𝓰me.
At first glance, Wi🍌nter Windster is just a giant, floating blue head with uncanny, dead eyes. But upon closer inspection, you’ll notice it has a tiny body. He also has an attack that, when looking into his eyes, he can possess Wario, inflate him to comedic proportions, and levitate him to a pool of lava and drop him in.