| “ | Dear pesky plumbers, the Koopalings and I have taken over the Mushroom Kingdom. The princess is now a permanent guest at one of my seven Koopa hotels. I dare you to find her if you can. | „ |
| ~ A note Bowser had attached to a door. |
Bowser is the main antagonist of the 1994 Phillips CD-i video game Hotel Mario.
Like his original counterpart, he is the archenemy of the Mario Brothers who sets out to kidnap Princess Toadstool. In this game, Bowser had established a set of seven different hotels run by the Koopalings as a means to take over the Mushroom Kingdom. He challenges both Mario and Luigi to take down these hotels and find the princess.
He was voiced by Marc Graue, who also did the voices for Mario and Luigi in the game.
Biography[]
Bowser can be seen in the opening cutscene, laughing at Mario and Luigi as they walk into the entrance of the Mushroom Kingdom for a picnic with Princess Toadstool. They find a note written by Bowser, explaining that he and the Koopalings took over the kingdom and has the princess as a permanent guest at one of the seven Koopa hotels. Once six of the hotels are cleared, the Mario Bros. move towards the largest hotel, Bowser's Seizures Palace Hotel.
On the final stage, Bowser's Barbecue Room, Mario and Luigi confront Bowser, only for it to be Iggy Koopa wearing Bowser's mask. Suddenly, the real Bowser shows up and attempts to kill the brothers by breathing fire and summoning lightning bolts, but can be temporarily defeated by stomping on his head twice. Once all doors in the hotel are shut, the entire building collapses with Mario, Luigi, and the princess escaping.
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