He is like this because he is raised by his villainous father, who was more or less raised in the same manner by Kamek. seems to be very bratty, spoiled, and mischievous. In Super Mario Sunshine, it was originally blue with a messy drawing of Mario's distinctive nose and mustache, but that was later replaced with a white one with a mouth and sharp teeth drawn on it, which he puts over his real mouth to look more intimidating.īowser Jr. for Wii Uīowser Jr. shares many physical similarities with his father, but he has a red ponytail as opposed to Bowser's spiked hair, small black beady eyes, a more rounded snout, and a single sharp tooth visible in his overbite-features which, along with his body shape, make him look almost identical to Bowser himself at a younger age. He often wears a bandana. 6.4 Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey.6.3 Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions.3.1.1 Mario Kart Arcade GP/ Mario Kart Arcade GP 2.2.9 Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury.Omnislash ( ), Omnislash / Omnislash Ver.Shadow Mario's jumping animation is copied directly from Mario's.series, it is instead replaced with an "evil" version of the same logo, with slanted eyes. In Super Mario Sunshine, the paintbrush used the traditional Gadd Science logo in the Super Smash Bros.Shadow Mario is one of the few Final Smashes to be a spirit.This is not reflected in the trajectory guide, however, which calculates the knockback assuming 1v1 multiplier is ignored entirely. The knockback of the final hit is oddly affected by the 1v1 multiplier, though the effect is small.during this, rather than having the Smash Ball glow, he will have a glowing outline that glows with the colors of the Smash Ball. When the camera is changed while the move is active, the X will disappear, but will reappear when the game is unpaused.Shadow Mario Paint's name may refer to Mario Paint, one of the few games to utilize the SNES mouse. does not tend to turn into his alter ego. Despite using the paintbrush in spin-offs, Bowser Jr. He appeared as a playable character in Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour. Much like Metal Mario, Shadow Mario has become a separate character from both Bowser Jr. The Koopalings use the Magic Paintbrush to transform into Shadow Mario as they are Bowser Jr.'s alternate costumes, but they have never used it or their Junior Clown Cars outside of Smash (in the case of the Junior Clown Cars, prior to their SSB4 debut, as they used it in a Mario game for the first time in Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit in 2020). It, along with the Junior Clown Car, has become a recurring theme for Bowser Jr., especially throughout many spin-off titles. Paint in this level behaved similarly to lava, dealing damage and causing Mario to jump after taking a hit, similarly to how it works in the Final Smash. The glowing orange used by Shadow Mario Paint bears a close resemblance to the paint used in Pianta Village. In said game, the paint used by Shadow Mario was dependent on the level in which he appeared. prior to the events of Super Mario Sunshine. The Magic Paintbrush was either given to or stolen by Bowser Jr. Gadd (who also invented various other machines, including the Flash Liquidizer Ultra Dousing Device, the Poltergust 3000, the Poltergust 5000 and the Poltergust G-00). disguised himself as Shadow Mario using the Magic Paintbrush, which was invented by Professor E. He used it to frame Mario for polluting Isle Delfino.īowser Jr. took in his debut game, Super Mario Sunshine. Shadow Mario ( ニセマリオ, Fake Mario) was a form Bowser Jr. Official artwork of Shadow Mario wielding the Magic Paintbrush in Super Mario Sunshine. He is able to move during his Final Smash, allowing him to pull off follow-up attacks on his opponents. becomes Shadow Mario in order to deal damage by painting a giant X on the screen. Instructional quotes instruction bookletįoes in the painted X will take damage and be launched.īowser Jr. All hits taken from the paint have the same knockback regardless of damage until just before the "X" clears away. When the attack ends, the "X" explodes, dealing relatively high knockback. The "X" deals knockback each time a character walks into it, and the knockback usually sends them towards the middle of the "X", making it difficult to escape. will then be teleported above the top camera boundary and will be able to move around freely while the "X" is onscreen. Anyone caught in the "X"'s hitbox will take damage. will transform into Shadow Mario, and then paint an orange "X" on the screen.
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