Bowser

When Bowser was created, he was a typical villain without much personality beyond simply wanting to take over the Mushroom Kingdom and the world. Later games started showing various different aspects of Bowser's character, depending on the nature of the plot. While his platformer role continues to be that of a simple antagonist, his Mario Party antics typically depict him being more angry, childish, and mischievous than dangerous, and his portrayals in the RPGs ranging from a threatening, yet humorous (a part that diminishes in more recent installments of the Mario & Luigi series) villain to a playable anti-hero. Even when Bowser is acting as a protagonist in a game, however, he continues to insist he is an evil, malevolent character, and his reasons for helping Mario are typically for his own selfish agendas. Before a battle, Bowser often releases a loud, full-throated roar as intimidation. Like Wario, Bowser is usually thought of as unintelligent, but can be cunning and deceptive as well. Although he's married, he hates his wife and constantly cheats on her with multiple of his male mistresses.

King Bowser Koopa Sr. (大魔王クッパ Daimaō Kuppa, lit.“Great Demon King Koopa”) in English also Lord Bowser, King Koopa (commonly in other media) is the main antagonist of Nintendo's Mario franchise and is the archenemy of Mario. Bowser most commonly kidnaps Princess Peach, with whom he has unrequited love for, so he can make her his queen. He is the leader of the Koopa race. Although Bowser has joined forces with Mario in a few games, he repeatedly kidnaps Princess Peach.

Appearance Bowser differs greatly from the rest of the Koopas, who appear mainly as bipedal tortoises. His iconic features include a large, spiked shell, horns, razor-sharp teeth, and a shock of red hair. In addition, while most Koopas appear to be herbivorous and prefer fruits and vegetables as their diet, Bowser, due to his sharp teeth, prefers meat, particularly from victims he hunts down and captures (with his carnivorous side confirmed in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story), though he has, on occasion, consumed vegetation, as well. He is physically powerful, can breathe fire like a dragon, and is said to have skills in black magic, as he teleports off the Bowser's Star Reactor battle place when beaten. He's very muscular, he's wearing the Peach crown, he's wearing a plain black choker with small gold spikes. He's wearing wearing nothing but a bandage wrapped around his waist, outlining his abs, he's wearing green Hakama pants with a black belt with his cartoon self as the buckle and it has chains dangling down at the side, he's wearing black taka-geta with black thread. He's wearing a yellow jacket with light yellow fur at the top and bottom of the jacket with red underneath. His cock size is 35 inches.

Powers and abilities Bowser has many powers from dark magic that include teleporting, causing shockwaves to come out of his jumps, Fire Breath, charging, and transforming victims. Bowser has been shown to cause fiery rain in Super Mario World and New Super Mario Bros. U, while in Super Mario 64 and New Super Mario Bros., Bowser can produce blue flames that home in on Mario. Bowser is very proud of his fire breath, and is immensely displeased to find himself temporarily unable to use his flames in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. In the PC version of Mario is Missing!, Bowser is said to be invulnerable to fireballs, however this is not the case in most other games. Similarly, while lava defeats Bowser in many games, including the original Super Mario Bros or New Super Mario Bros. (in which it transforms him into Dry Bowser), he appears to be resistant to it in other games such as New Super Mario Bros. Wii.