And this huge form rises from the shadows, the massive form that baby Bowser’s taken on. The backdrop is a dark sky, the sun lost over the horizon and preparing to set. As the next part of the battle starts, things get serious. Seriously, baby Bowser is great! What a brat!īut after you defeat him, it’s not over, as Kamek uses his magic to make baby Bowser huge, just as he’s done with every previous boss. As expected, Bowser was a spoiled, little brat since childhood, a fact that is made quite obvious by his attempts to ride Yoshi (whom he calls a “gween donkey”) and the crayon scribbles all over his bedroom wall. Not only was this game baby Mario’s debut, so, too, is it the first time we see baby Bowser (not to be mistaken for Bowser Jr…a confusing pair of characters if there ever was one).
Though most people reading this are probably already aware, Yoshi’s Island follows the adventure of the Yoshies as they try to get baby Mario to his kidnapped brother Luigi and return the two babies to their parents. Dare I even say that this might have been one of the best Bowser boss fights in Mario history?…
While there were many memorable examples, the boss fight that stood out the most to me was, naturally, the final showdown against none other than Bowser himself. One of the biggest highlights for me was the fun and unique boss fights. In the recent-ish past, I wrote about my experiences playing Yoshi’s Island for the very first time, a really charming and unique game for the SNES.
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