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Topic	~FIGHT!~ Yu Narukami, Rikku, Kirby, and Tira vs. Bowser
Kamekguy 05/27/17 9:32:29 PM #9:	SCREW IT YOU'RE GETTING IT ANYWAY The King is dead. After suffering two embarrassing defeats, Bowser is not a turtle that comes into battle without a plan. This is clearly evidenced in his various new plans and dozens of successful sneak attacks on the Mushroom Kingdom: Bowser is a plotter and a schemer. And the one thing he can always, ALWAYS rely on is the intervention of heroes. Before the fight, he will ask the opposition to talk. Bowser LOVES talking, and you know who loves to listen to people talk? Yu Narukami AND Kazuma Kiryu Suspecting a trap, they will advise their team not to attack. Tira will, of course, attack, and will be met with a Koopa Troopa. The Koopa will be brutally murdered, likely bisected by her blade hoop. This is an immediate turn-off, as Kiryu canonically does not like crazy chicks. Bowser, in a fake offering of peace (as he has done with various cakes delivered to the princess that have turned out to be traps and invitations to tennis tournaments) will manage to turn Tira’s team against her. She will be incapacitated - not KILLED necessarily, but incapacitated - until everyone is able to have their talk. It is then that Bowser will reveal the INFINITE number of Goombas and Koopa Troopas in his clown copter, with a few likely paraded behind him. It is here that Bowser will reveal that these are all completely sentient creatures and not just magical minions, with their own families and backstories. Rikku and Kiryu will both be reminded of their deep family ties and the many bonds they have made. Bowser’s minions, shown in Bowser’s Inside Story, are so obsessively loyal to him that they are willing to die if it has even a chance of his plan succeeding, as demonstrated in several encounters (I believe the Fawful Express is one, but it’s been some time since I’ve played BiS). The Koopa Kingdom lives for Bowser, he is a symbol of their hopes, and they would do anything for them. Bowser will tell the enemy that if he is beaten here, hope in his kingdom will die. And to demonstrate, all of the Koopas and Goombas will begin killing themselves, of their own volition. He will ask for a peaceful surrender, and will ‘incapacitate’ them. I have given a psychological analysis of each in order to best understand: (Cont'd) --- http://i.imgur.com/Ao8TMdc.jpg <cite>Kamekguy posted [p:879934424] in ~FIGHT!~ Y... [t:75393941]...</cite> <quote>SCREW IT YOU'RE GETTING IT ANYWAY The King is dead. After suffering two embarrassing defeats, Bowser is not a turtle that comes into battle without a plan. This is clearly evidenced in his various new plans and dozens of successful sneak attacks on the Mushroom Kingdom: Bowser is a plotter and a schemer. And the one thing he can always, ALWAYS rely on is the intervention of heroes. Before the fight, he will ask the opposition to talk. Bowser LOVES talking, and you know who loves to listen to people talk? Yu Narukami AND Kazuma Kiryu Suspecting a trap, they will advise their team not to attack. Tira will, of course, attack, and will be met with a Koopa Troopa. The Koopa will be brutally murdered, likely bisected by her blade hoop. This is an immediate turn-off, as Kiryu canonically does not like crazy chicks. Bowser, in a fake offering of peace (as he has done with various cakes delivered to the princess that have turned out to be traps and invitations to tennis tournaments) will manage to turn Tira’s team against her. She will be incapacitated - not KILLED necessarily, but incapacitated - until everyone is able to have their talk. It is then that Bowser will reveal the INFINITE number of Goombas and Koopa Troopas in his clown copter, with a few likely paraded behind him. It is here that Bowser will reveal that these are all completely sentient creatures and not just magical minions, with their own families and backstories. Rikku and Kiryu will both be reminded of their deep family ties and the many bonds they have made. Bowser’s minions, shown in Bowser’s Inside Story, are so obsessively loyal to him that they are willing to die if it has even a chance of his plan succeeding, as demonstrated in several encounters (I believe the Fawful Express is one, but it’s been some time since I’ve played BiS). The Koopa Kingdom lives for Bowser, he is a symbol of their hopes, and they would do anything for them. Bowser will tell the enemy that if he is beaten here, hope in his kingdom will die. And to demonstrate, all of the Koopas and Goombas will begin killing themselves, of their own volition. He will ask for a peaceful surrender, and will ‘incapacitate’ them. I have given a psychological analysis of each in order to best understand: (Cont'd) --- http://i.imgur.com/Ao8TMdc.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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