I snuck up on Peach while she wasn't paying attention and hugged her, then started dragging her away, and this random guy points and yells "BOWSER'S TRYING TO KIDNAP THE PRINCESS!! D8<". Then he grabs his friend's foam axe and chases me around with it D8 His sister was standing by yelling "Don't beat up Bowser~! Don't beat him up~!" And I felt so loved :'D
Then she yells "I wanna beat up Bowser~!"
;w;
It was still really fun though XD
So in character: it was terrifying ;w;
Out of character: it was bloody hilarious and I'm TOTALLY up to doing it again X'D
Bowser is said to be "King of the Koopas," the race of sinister turtle-like creatures that co-exist with the Mushroom people that inhabit the Mario universe. In many games, particularly the RPG series, Bowser is presented as being considerably more villainous than the other members of his "koopa troop," who are mostly just followers, flunkies, or admirers of his strength or personality.
Bowser is perhaps most famous for his repeated kidnappings of Princess Peach. The reason for these kidnappings has changed dramatically over the years, from the fact the Princess is the only one who can undo Bowser's black magic, to the fact he has some love and devotion towards her. All the same, he can use her in his plans to take over the Mushroom Kingdom.
Early on, Bowser was solely created as a main villain. However, as video game technology improved and games started becoming in-depth, a personality began to show, namely in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars and Super Mario 128. Bowser was depicted as being driven on defeating Mario, but also as being a bit of an oaf. For all his bluster and ambition, he seems unable to come up with anything more complex than kidnapping the Princess and waiting for Mario. He also appears to be blindly confident in his own chances of victory. In Super Mario Sunshine, Bowser is shown as having a bit of a soft side towards Bowser Jr.
So-far, Bowser is shown to have eight children. Seven of them, the so-called Koopalings, debuted in Super Mario Bros. 3 (on the NES), where they function as bosses at the end of every one of the game's worlds. Each Koopaling has his or her own airship where the player has to get through to battle the koopa. The seven kids reappeared in Super Mario World (on the SNES), again functioning as bosses, but having castles instead of airships. Super Mario Sunshine featured an eighth child: Bowser Jr., who uses a cross between a brush and a wand to disguise himself as a dark form of Mario (called "Shadow Mario" wink , and to pollute Isle Delfino, where the game takes place, with graffiti. When Mario and Princess Peach arrive at the isle, Bowser Jr. also kidnaps Peach. Later in the game, it is revealed that Bowser made Bowser Jr. believe that Peach is his mother, in order to have him 'return' her.
His first appearance as a playable character was in Super Mario Kart. After this, he has appeared in many spin-off games, such as the Mario Golf, Mario Tennis, Mario Hoops 3-on-3, Mario Superstar Baseball, Mario Super Sluggers, Super Smash Bros. Melee, and Super Smash Bros. Brawl. In the end, Bowser remains the only major Mario cast member to not have appeared as the star of his own game to date. (WTF D8&)
This costume is still in the works, but I got enough of it done to wear it to a con XP
Those are my two friends, Peach and Mario. They had to help me do stuff with my phone ^^;
...which includes getting it in and out of my nose. (I made a little compartment so I could put stuff there, since I didn't have pockets). (The Sora and the random guy in the tan shirt to the left are also my friends XD)
*phone starts ringing* "Aw crap...Peach~! I need you to get my phone! D:"
"Where is it?"
"In my nose."
"._."
Fun times biggrin
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