Fire Breath
- This article is about Bowser and related characters' ability to breath long streams of fire in the Mario franchise. For other uses, seeFire Breath (disambiguation).
- “Time for some burnage!”
- —Bowser,Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story
Fire Breath is an abilityBowser can use in various games. True to its name, Fire Breath is a stream of fire that is expelled from the user's mouth. Although it is the signature ability of Bowser and, by extension,his skeletal form, other members ofhis species have been seen breathing fire, most notablyBowser Jr. It is closely related toBowser's Flames, fireball obstacles created through the ability, though "Fire Breath" generally refers to large continuous jets of flame.
History[edit]
Super Mario series[edit]
Super Mario 64 /Super Mario 64 DS[edit]
Bowser first uses this style of Fire Breath inSuper Mario 64 (and reuses it inSuper Mario 64 DS), where he uses it inBowser in the Dark World whenMario stands near him. It is telegraphed by Bowser making a loud inhaling sound. Sometimes, small fires are left for a few moments in its wake, often producingcoins when they go out. Later, inBowser in the Sky, he uses a variation of it where he instead breathes the fire upwards, leading to many small flames raining downward. These sometimes include blue-colored (green in the DS version) flames among them that split into threePodoboos of the same color upon landing.
Super Mario Sunshine[edit]
InSuper Mario Sunshine,Mecha-Bowser is first shown using Fire Breath inPinna Park. When Mario passes by on the roller coaster, he must useF.L.U.D.D. to hold the flames back so he can pass safely. Later, Bowser uses Fire Breath in the final battle inCorona Mountain. He attacks by breathing massive gusts of flames over the sections of the slime-filled tub Mario is traversing.
Super Mario Galaxy[edit]
InSuper Mario Galaxy,Micro Mecha-Bowsers use Fire Breath to attack, particularly after waking up from being stunned. They can turn while they breathe the fire.
Super Mario Galaxy 2[edit]
InSuper Mario Galaxy 2, Bowser uses his fire breath as one of his attacks, spewing a continuous stream of fire across the planet as he chases Mario or Luigi. Micro Mecha-Bowsers reappear with the same behavior as in the predecessor.
New Super Mario Bros. 2[edit]
InNew Super Mario Bros. 2,Giant Bowser and hisDry Bowser counterpart use Fire Breath during the final chase, sweeping it across the platform Mario stands on. Giant Dry Bowser's is blue, but it functions the same.
Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury[edit]
In theBowser's Fury mode ofSuper Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury,Fury Bowser uses Fury Blasts, an enhanced version of his normal Fire Breath, which can be avoided by diving withPlessie or hiding behind walls. Fury Bowser's Fury Blasts can also destroyFalling spikes andFury Blocks, which may reward coins and aCat Shine, respectively, when destroyed. Upon being purged of the black paint,Giant Bowser also spews fireballs to stop Mario and Plessie from regaining theGiga Bells.
Super Mario Odyssey[edit]
Bowser uses his Fire Breath in his final fight against Mario inSuper Mario Odyssey. After Bowser is damaged, he jumps to the center of the room and sweeps a large stream of fire around the arena in an attempt to burn Mario. The attack is rather fast, and can only be dodged by jumping over it. A ring of fire forms around Bowser as he uses the attack, protecting him and preventing Mario from getting too close. Some of theBowser Statues inBowser's Kingdom also use it.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder[edit]
Although Bowser does not use Fire Breath during battle inSuper Mario Bros. Wonder, he does briefly use it in the prologue right before grabbing theWonder Flower and becomingCastle Bowser.
Mario Party series[edit]
In theMario Party series, Bowser uses his Fire Breath to hinder the characters' progress in the minigames. He also uses it for any other purposes in the games, such as Bowser minigames.
Uses of Fire Breath appear the following places:
- InMario Party 2 during the intro.
- InMario Party 4 inDarts of Doom,Fruits of Doom,Balloon of Doom, andThe Final Battle! In the first three minigames, Bowser burns the losing player and in the last minigame, he uses it as an attack in the fifth phase of the battle.
- InMario Party 5 inRain of Fire,Cage-in Cookin',Scaldin' Cauldron, andFrightmare. In the first, Bowser uses his Fire Breath to ignite a fireworks launcher's fuse. In the second, he uses his Fire Breath on the players that fail to exit their cages in time. In the third, he uses his Fire Breath on the cauldrons in the room. In the fourth, Bowser uses it in the third and fourth phases.
- InMario Party 6 inDark 'n' Crispy.
- InMario Party 9 inBowser's Block Battle.
- InMario Party 10 inBowser's Bad Breath andBowser's Bogus Bingo.
Paper Mario series[edit]
Paper Mario[edit]
In the opening ofPaper Mario before Mario falls nearGoomba Village, Bowser finishes Mario off with a powerful fire breath attack that does 10 damage. Bowser uses this same technique on thePower Platform at the very end of the game.
He also uses the fire breath offscreen on Kammy and Jr. Troopa during the ending parade, in retaliation for their magic war causing him to be caught in the crossfire.
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door[edit]
InPaper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Bowser uses Fire Breath in the battles between him and Mario. He can also use it in his side-scrolling levels with
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Super Paper Mario[edit]
Bowser uses this move inSuper Paper Mario and it is his special move in the game when the player presses the
. It can be used to attack enemies from a distance, giving Bowser a slight advantage, and can also lighttorches.
Paper Mario: Sticker Star[edit]
InPaper Mario: Sticker Star, Bowser uses fire in the battle with Mario and uses different variations of the move. During the second phase, a more powerful variant of the move can cause a page of Mario's sticker album to be cleared.
Paper Mario: Color Splash[edit]
InPaper Mario: Color Splash, Bowser again uses Fire Breath in battle.
Paper Mario: The Origami King[edit]
InPaper Mario: The Origami King, Bowser uses Fire Breath to attack enemies while he is allied with Mario in his folded state, dealing 50 damage (25 to Fire Bros and 75 to Ice Bros), or 75 damage if theAlly Tambourine is equipped (37 to Fire Bros and 112 to Ice Bros). This can sometimes fail, resulting in Bowser only spitting a small puff.Mechakoopas can also attack Mario with a Fire Breath move.
Luigi's Mansion[edit]
InLuigi's Mansion,King Boo uses Fire Breath during his final battle, where he dons a Bowser suit.
Super Smash Bros. series[edit]
- SmashWiki article:Fire Breath
Fire Breath is one of the special moves used by Bowser andGiga Bowser in theSuper Smash Bros. series. Bowser and Giga Bowser use this move whenever the Button is pressed. It is exactly the same as aFire Flower, except that the flames become smaller the more it is used; inSuper Smash Bros. Melee, Bowser begins to exhale smoke that does not deal damage after a while, though in later games this does not happen. Giga Bowser's Fire Breath can be used indefinitely inSuper Smash Bros. Melee, although it adopts the weaknesses of Bowser's version as ofSuper Smash Bros. Brawl, due to him becoming Bowser'sFinal Smash. InSuper Smash Bros. Brawl andSuper Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS /Wii U,Yoshi can also use Fire Breath, although he can only do so via his own Final Smash,Super Dragon. InSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate, Petey Piranha can also breathe a continuous stream of fire duringPiranha Plant's Final Smash.
The box art forSuper Smash Bros. Melee wasoriginally going to feature Bowser hurtingMario with his Fire Breath, but was changed in the final version of the game.
Bowser and Giga Bowser's Fire Breath is somewhat of a long-distanced move, and is usually best to use when the enemy is coming in for close-range combat. Starting inSuper Smash Bros. Brawl, players can also angle the flames up and down with the control stick. However, the move will leave Bowser and Giga Bowser motionless while using the attack, and will leave their backs open for attack. If Bowser or Giga Bowser fully use up this attack, they will have to wait about 10 seconds for it to be fully recharged again. In comparison, Super Dragon's Fire Breath functions quite differently. Not pressing any buttons will result in Yoshi exhaling a stream of flames, similarly to Bowser. Conversely, pressing the attack button will result in him exhaling a powerfulFireball. One ofRidley's attacks, Plasma Breath, has a similar function to Fire Breath.
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS /Wii U introduces customizable special moves that only Bowser can utilize, as Giga Bowser can only use the default Fire Breath. Fire Breath, like all others, has two variants. The first one isFire Shot, which has Bowser exhale a single Fireball that travels forward and pierces enemies; the move can be used consecutively by holding down the special attack button, and does not decrease in power the more it is used. The second isFire Roar, which is more powerful and has longer range at first, but loses power faster and takes longer to recharge.
Mario Golf series[edit]
In theMario Golf series, Bowser uses a variation of the move as his skill shot. In the opening clip ofMario Golf: Toadstool Tour, he is seen breathing fire when he got angry from receiving a black eye. InMario Golf: World Tour, Bowser uses this attackon the camera when he gets an eagle or better.
InMario Golf: Super Rush, Bowser's Fire Breath is referred to as thePower of Flame. He uses it to conquerMount Snow by awakening the dormant volcano and make it erupt and destroy the kingdom so he can terraform it into his own golf course:Bowser Highlands. AfterFire Mario wakes up Bowser at the end of the Golf Adventure mode, he uses the Power of Flame again to defeat theSnow King and restore his course.
Mario & Luigi series[edit]
Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga /Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions[edit]
InMario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, Bowser uses a small stream of Fire Breath during his tutorial battle as his only attack; inits Nintendo 3DS remake, this is replaced with afireball.Bowletta, a transformation betweenCackletta's spirit and Bowser, uses a much larger version of it when the Mario Bros. encounter her in the throne room of Bowser's Castle to engage the bros in battle. In battle, one of her attacks involves her placing blocks with numbers on them above Mario and Luigi's heads which need to be destroyed by rapidly striking them before she, after a few seconds, tries to burn them both with this attack to avoid taking damage.
Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time[edit]
InMario & Luigi: Partners in Time,Baby Bowser is first shown using his own fire breath on theyoung Toadsworth prior to the tutorial battle against him, though in the battle itself he uses fireballs. In the battle against both Bowsers, the adult Bowser breaths streams of fire at either bro, but will occasionally smirk and fake them out with harmless puff before performing the attack for real. He does this both as his main attack and as a retaliatory attack.
Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story /Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey[edit]
Flame is a move usable by Bowser inMario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story and itsNintendo 3DS remake. Bowser starts the game with this move, but after being tricked into consuming theVacuum Shroom and mindlessly inhaling stuff atDimble Wood, he loses the ability. Bowser discovers he lost his Flame ability shortly after he wakes up atCavi Cape. After Mario and Luigi explore more ofBowser's body, they gain access to theFlame Pipe, where a giantScutlet is clogging the flow of flames. Mario and Luigi defeat the Scutlet, causing Bowser to regain the Flame move. Bowser is then able to use Flame to continue throughPlack Beach where he encountersBroque Monsieur again and battles his dog,Broggy, and learns how to use Flame andshell defense in-battle.
In the field, Bowser uses Flame when
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is pressed and held when the Flame Action Icon is selected. While Bowser is underwater atBlubble Lake, the ability to use Flame is replaced with the ability toswim (though Flame can still be used in underwater battles). When Bowser gets theBody Slam ability later in the game,
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must be pressed to cycle between Flame and Body Slam as the active move. The fire can be used to burn trees, tall grass patches, and ignite the fuses ofLaunch Fit panels and the bombs found in theTunnel andPeach's Castle. The Flame can be used continuously by holding the button down, but using it for about five seconds will cause Bowser to become tired and immovable with
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for about two seconds. If Flame is used in the field and it hits an enemy, then it will be used as aFirst Strike to hit and damage all enemies when the battle starts. In the Nintendo 3DS remake, a Flame First Strike can potentially inflictBURN to enemies hit by it.
In battle, Flame is one of Bowser's normal attacks alongside thePunch. When used, theAction Command is to press the button with correct timing, then hold the button to continue breathing flames; releasing the button early will end the attack early and deal less damage. When using the attack in the Nintendo DS version, Bowser's face will turn red as a tell to press and hold either
or to earn an Excellent rating. When using the attack in the Nintendo 3DS remake, a flash from Bowser's mouth, as well as a sound, is the tell to press and hold
to earn an Excellent rating. Failing to press the button will cause Bowser to exhale smoke and deal minimal damage. The attack targets all grounded enemies and hits each enemy multiple times, dealing less damage every round of hits, while potentially inflicting BURN. Flying enemies will fly higher to dodge it and take no damage. Being a fire-based attack, it inflictsfire-type damage. Depending on the enemy, it can deal normal damage, half damage, or deal extra damage in the form of critical hits.
In giant battles, Flame is referred to as Flame in the Nintendo DS version, and Fire Blast in the Nintendo 3DS remake. The Action Command in the Nintendo DS version is to continuously blow into the microphone; continuously blowing until the attack automatically ends gives an Excellent rating. In the Nintendo 3DS remake, the Action Command is to tap the touch screen when Bowser's mouth flashes, which has a sound to go with it; this grants an Excellent rating. After initiating the attack in the Nintendo DS version, Bowser will prepare to breathe fire indefinitely until the player blows into the microphone. In the Nintendo 3DS remake, failing to tap the screen will cause Bowser to exhale smoke that deals no damage. In the Nintendo DS version, Flame functions like the normal battle version, hitting multiple times while dealing less damage per hit. In the Nintendo 3DS remake, Fire Blast deals damage in the form of a single, powerful hit. Some giant enemies will protect themselves from a direct Punch Attack, requiring a Fire Blast to be used. The Fire Blast is the main attack used in theFawful Express battle, as its low position in the battlefield prevents Bowser from hitting it with a Punch Attack. Using a Fire Blast against theFawful Mountain will cause it to burn, which will deal damage to the Fawful Express within.
When fighting against Bowser orBowser X as Mario and Luigi, he will sometimes perform a more powerful version of the attack that covers the entire battlefield, though it takes several seconds for him to charge. The only way to avoid this is to grab and hold on toStarlow. TheDark Star uses Flame when absorbing Bowser's DNA in theAirway late in the game, andDark Bowser uses this move as well, charging it while Bowser avoids the burning fragments of a boulder Dark Bowser threw and destroyed. To stop andcounterattack Dark Bowser's Flame, one of the boulder fragments must be punched into his mouth, causing a buildup and explosion of dark energy.
Mario & Luigi: Dream Team[edit]
InMario & Luigi: Dream Team, Bowser, supercharged byAntasma, spits purple fire in arcs, then breaths orange fire back-and-forth over the area Mario stands. He additionally shoots a flurry of fire over Mario as a giantSpike Ball and chases his through an obstacle course of the resulting flames, with purple fire needing gone around and orange fire being able to be jumped. Giant Bowser uses the attack midway through his battle; to avoid it,Giant Luigi must jump and grab onto a nearbyShy Guy Airtub, then counter by landing on Giant Bowser's head.Dreamy Bowser uses his own version of the attack, chasing Mario and Luigi while shooting three huge jets of rainbow-colored fire at once, which he sweeps back and forth while they need to jump over them. At the beginning of the bonus fight againstBowser Jr., he breaths fire at the camera.
Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam[edit]
InMario & Luigi: Paper Jam,Papercraft Bowser uses Fire Breath as one of its main attack, slowly turning around to try and sweepPapercraft Fire Mario into it. Eventually, it causes Papercraft Bowser to overheat, making it stop for a few moments while the trio's papercraft can attack by shooting fireballs into its mouth to overheat it further enough to daze and damage it. Later in the battle, it stops sooner, and thus does not overheat.
Bowser uses his Fire Breath along with hispaper counterpart in their battle, combining it into an even stronger stream atPaper Mario that only his extra-high jumping ability can dodge.Shiny RoboBowser can also use it during the battle, also towards Paper Mario, after he attempts punching Mario and Luigi several times. He also uses it while pursuing them through the air after turning his hands into wings. Another move of his, based on theTrio Moves, has him turn the trio into scraps of paper and breath his Fire Breath at them, while them much jump to avoid it.
In the bonus fought, Dry Bowser also breaths a cloud of blue flames at Paper Mario after he throws his head to attack him (following several bone-throwing attacks to the bros) and it gets countered with a stomp. It must be jumped over or stood under, depending on which way he breathes. He breaths an even larger amount, covering the whole field, after hisThwomp-summoning attack; attacking the Thwomps as they fall causes them to flip over and shield the trio from the attack, and then attack Dry Bowser in retaliation for the fire.
Mario & Luigi: Brothership[edit]
InMario & Luigi: Brothership, one of Bowser's attacks involves breathing a stream of Fire Breath at Mario and Luigi, which must be jumped over. While he is charging up,Shy Guys throw iron balls at the brothers, which can be jumped on to make avoid the Fire Breath easier. Another attack has Bowser jumping in from of Mario and Luigi and attacking them in several methods, one of them being a Fire Breath attack. If contact is made with Bowser's Fire Breath attacks, they may inflict the Bros. with the Burn status effect.
Glohm Bowser has several attacks that involve Fire Breath, one returning from the first battle against Bowser. He also breathes Fire Breath during theLuigi Logic of the fight as well as a brand new attack where Glohm Bowser breathes a continuous stream of fire at Mario and Luigi, sometimes going over them. These attacks can inflict theFrozen status effect.
Mario Kart Arcade GP /Mario Kart Arcade GP 2[edit]
In bothMario Kart Arcade GP andMario Kart Arcade GP 2, Bowser (or Mecha-Bowser, if Bowser is the player character) uses Fire Breath in the challenge game for theBowser Cup. He sweeps it back and forth across the platform the player is on, and the player canjump to avoid it while usingBlack Shells to destroy his own platform.
Mario Tennis series[edit]
Mario Power Tennis /Mario Tennis: Power Tour[edit]
- Main article:Fire Breath (Power Shot)
InMario Power Tennis andMario Tennis: Power Tour, the Fire Breath is theOffensive Power Shot used by Bowser. It involves Bowser breathing fire on the ball and sending it over the court alight.
Mario Tennis Aces[edit]
Bowser use his the Fire Breath inMario Tennis Aces as part of hisSpecial Shot. The movie is called the "Fire Breath Barrage" and consists of Bowser setting his tennis racket ablaze with his fiery breath to hit the ball.
Super Princess Peach[edit]
InSuper Princess Peach, Bowser can attackPeach with a huge stream of Fire Breath that can be ducked under. AsBowser 2, he can shoot streams of fire from the background, which can be told apart from normal fireballs by his eyes glowing orange as he inhales.
Mario Hoops 3-on-3[edit]
InMario Hoops 3-on-3, Bowser uses a variation of the Fire Breath as hisSpecial Shot known asBomber Dunk. When he performs it, he sets the ball on fire and he leaps into the air and dunks it, with a column of flames appearing afterward.
Mario Strikers series[edit]
Super Mario Strikers[edit]
Bowser uses his Fire Breath inSuper Mario Strikers. Anyone hit by it will be knocked back and appear to be burned for a short time.
Mario Strikers Charged[edit]
InMario Strikers Charged, Bowser uses aSuper Ability! calledFire Storm: when he uses it, he breathes fire that will render the characters on fire, including his teammates. He also uses it in one of his losing animations, in which he angrily breathes fire all around himself, setting his own teammates on fire in the process.
Mario Strikers: Battle League[edit]
InMario Strikers: Battle League, Bowser'sHyper Strike involves him setting the ball on fire through his Fire Breath before tossing it towards the goal. His losing animation in the same game also has him furiously breathing fire towards the sky.
Yoshi franchise[edit]
Yoshi Topsy-Turvy[edit]
InYoshi Topsy-Turvy, Bowser uses his Fire Breath as his primary attack. Yoshi canFlutter Jump over it to avoid it. It is made of a line of upwards-pointing fires.
Yoshi's Woolly World /Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World[edit]
InYoshi's Woolly World and its remake,Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World,Baby Bowser uses Fire Breath as one of his main attacks. He can spit a stream of fire torward Yoshi as a projectile. On the ground, he can only shoot forward. The shot is high enough tocrouch under. Baby Bowser can also jump and flutter while in the air, ending with a stream of fire breath aimed directly at Yoshi. When Baby Bowser takes damage, he retreats to the background to spit several streams of Fire Breath to the ceiling. The flames fall to the floor one after the other, like a staircase. Baby Bowser does this twice, starting from alternating sides of the screen. The flames do not land on the opposite side of the screen from where Baby Bowser started. He follows up by spitting two streams simultaneously at both sides, which conclude early so that the center of the screen remains safe. After taking damage once, but not after taking damage twice, he can jump onKamek, who is flying in the background. From here, he can attack by sending three streams across the ground to the plane with Yoshi. The middle one is twice as wide. He does this twice, then ends on a third attack with two wide streams.
AsMega Baby Bowser, the Fire Breath attack is more potent, now being a cylindrical field that he can sweep left or right to hit Yoshi with. The center of the stream is hollow, but given how the fire swings there is no way to hide inside of it. Baby Bowser cannot alternate directions while using this attack, and it is not done twice in a row. There is a notable wind-up where Mega Baby Bowser holds his head up while fire leaks out from his mouth. Mega Baby Bowser stops attacking early if Yoshi flies out of sight with acannon bobbin.
Mario & Sonic series[edit]
Bowser's Fire Breath has sometimes appeared in theMario & Sonic series. In theWii version ofMario & Sonic at the Olympic Games, Bowser uses Fire Breath as his special shot in theDream Table Tennis event. In theNintendo DS version ofMario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games, Bowser usesFlame Dash, a variation of the Fire Breath, as his special skill: it encases him in a fiery aura that allows him to move very fast.
Mario Super Sluggers[edit]
InMario Super Sluggers, Bowser uses a Star Swing move calledBreath Swing. He creates a column of fire from the fireballs.
Mario Sports Superstars[edit]
InMario Sports Superstars, Bowser uses this attack on the camera during golf after getting anEagle or better, same asMario Golf: World Tour. Most of his specials involve him breathing fire.
Dr. Mario World[edit]
InDr. Mario World, Dr. Bowser's skill has him breathe fire across random row(s) of the stage, eliminating objects.[1]Viruses affected are scorched, then eliminated. The rows are required to be adjacent and at least one object in the rows has to be clearable. In Stage Mode, it always clears two rows, but in Versus Mode it clears one, two, or three rows depending on the doctor's Skill Level. Dr. Dry Bowser's skill is similar, but he uses blue fire and objects that normally require multiple matches to eliminate are eliminated in one hit.
Profiles[edit]
Super Smash Bros. series[edit]
- Tips
- Once Bowser's used up his fire once, he needs time to recharge. Give him 10 seconds, and he'll be ready to roast!
- You can change the angle of Bowser's flame. Try aiming slightly above the enemy to make it harder for them to escape! Bowser's not above dirty tricks.
Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story[edit]
- Instruction manual description (Bowser actions):"Spit fire, burn trees, light fuses, and more."
- Instruction manual description (Bowser's command blocks):"Attack all enemies by spitting fire. Press with the right timing to increase damage."
- In-game description for Flame in giant battles:"Blow into the mic to release flaming breath!"
Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey[edit]
- Battle Actions entry for Flame:"Press right when Bowser has taken as deep a breath as he can! Then, hold down the button until the flames die off to earn anExcellent rating."
- In-game description for Fire Blast in giant battles:"Time it right to inflict maximum damage."
- Giant battle Guide entry for Fire Blast:"Once you've initiated a Fire Blast, tap the touch screenwhen the fire flashes brightest to unleash the strongest attack. Watch carefully! If you wait too long to tap the screen, the attack will fail."
Gallery[edit]
Super Mario 64 2D sprites
Fire Breath inSuper Smash Bros. Brawl
Bowser using Fire Breath inSuper Smash Bros. Brawl via Giga Bowser, hisFinal Smash.
Fire Breath inSuper Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
Fire Shot, one of Fire Breath's custom variants inSuper Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
Fire Roar, one of Fire Breath's custom variants inSuper Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
Fire Breath inSuper Smash Bros. for Wii U
Promotional artwork
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | クッパブレス[?] Kuppa Buresu | Bowser Breath | |
| Italian | Soffio di fuoco[?] | Fire breath | Super Smash Bros. series |
| Fuoco[2] | Fire | ||
| Spanish | Aliento de fuego[3] | Fire breath |
References[edit]
- ^"Breathing fire? That can't be sanitary..."-Blue – Nintendo Mobile (June 4, 2019).Doctors & Assistants #1 ("0:50").Youtube. Retrieved Nov 2, 2024.
- ^Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story Italian manual. Page 22.
- ^https://www.instagram.com/p/CnLRynOsTDx/
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- Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam moves
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- Paper Mario
- Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door moves
- Super Mario 64 objects
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- Super Paper Mario moves
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- Super Smash Bros. Brawl special moves
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- Super Smash Bros. Melee special moves
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