Learn how to beat Fury Bowser in his fourth encounter in Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury. Discover his new attack and strategies to win.
Stats / Weaknesses:
- Fury Bowser's health is roughly halved before he retreats.
- He is vulnerable to attacks after being knocked onto his back.
Phases:
- Phase 1: Initial Assault
Fury Bowser starts by launching blocks from the sky. He'll then jump back and unleash a barrage of fireballs while simultaneously sending out explosive boulders. These boulders pulse red before detonating, giving you a clear warning. You can also kick them away by running into them. - Phase 2: Spinning Charge & Counter
When Bowser begins his spinning charge attack, grab one of the falling blocks and hold it. You can use this block to block his charge, dealing a bit of damage and knocking him onto his back. - Phase 3: Ground Pound Opportunity
Once Fury Bowser is on his back, quickly perform a Ground Pound to deal significant damage. - Phase 4: Mid-Fight Retreat
After you've depleted about half of Fury Bowser's health, he will retreat, signaling the end of this particular battle.
Strategy:
- When Fury Bowser jumps back and starts spitting fireballs and sending boulders, focus on dodging. The boulders have a red pulse just before they explode, so watch for that visual cue.
- Don't be afraid to run into the boulders to kick them away – it's a safe way to clear them out of your path.
- The key to dealing extra damage is to grab one of the blocks Bowser knocks down from the sky. Hold onto it until he starts his spinning charge.
- Using the block to block his charge is crucial. It not only protects you but also stuns him, knocking him onto his back.
- As soon as he's down, rush in and perform a Ground Pound. This is your best opportunity to rack up damage.
- Remember that this fight is only about half of his total health. Once you deal enough damage, he'll retreat, and you'll have to face him again later.
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