Uploaded June 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The true final boss.
From Grand Poo World 2, by Barb: smwcentral.net/?p=section&a=details&id=19541
The second of two bosses I did for Barb's hack, Grand Poo World 2, and probably my most ambitious boss so far. This is both a sequel to the one I did for the first GPW, as well as an homage to the Bowser boss from Kaizo 3.
The battle is split into three phases, indicated by the color of Bowser's shell. In the first phase, he has five attacks available. With phase 2, that is upped to a pool of ELEVEN different attacks. Phase 3 doesn't add any more, though it does add falling fire from the sky to make the fight even more hectic. The average clear time for blind streams was around 3 hours, by the way.
...Actually, there was a planned twelth attack which would get used at the start of phase 3 as well, but it got scrapped due to jankiness with the concept (it was a magic attack that would temporarily turn Mario into a flopping fish). Perhaps that was for the better.
The true final boss.
From Grand Poo World 2, by Barb: smwcentral.net/?p=section&a=details&id=19541
The second of two bosses I did for Barb's hack, Grand Poo World 2, and probably my most ambitious boss so far. This is both a sequel to the one I did for the first GPW, as well as an homage to the Bowser boss from Kaizo 3.
The battle is split into three phases, indicated by the color of Bowser's shell. In the first phase, he has five attacks available. With phase 2, that is upped to a pool of ELEVEN different attacks. Phase 3 doesn't add any more, though it does add falling fire from the sky to make the fight even more hectic. The average clear time for blind streams was around 3 hours, by the way.
...Actually, there was a planned twelth attack which would get used at the start of phase 3 as well, but it got scrapped due to jankiness with the concept (it was a magic attack that would temporarily turn Mario into a flopping fish). Perhaps that was for the better.
