History Edit Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island Edit. In his debut, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, Yoshi must enter the castle and work his way to Bowser's bedroom, which is filled with toys. When Kamek tells Yoshi to hand over Baby Mario, Baby Bowser wakes up and tells them to be quiet because he is 'sleepy'.Kamek is instantly filled with fear. Baby Bowser stomps on Kamek before noticing Y. In Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3, the pause menu is slightly different, in which the player cannot quickly press and at the same time. Red Koopa Troopa stuck inside a wall In World 4-5, at the final big hill, a Red Koopa Troopa will appear.
World 6 (also known as the Koopa Kingdom) is the sixth and final world of Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and its re-release Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3, resembling the landscape and environment of Yoshi's Island. The world contains eight normal levels. Its mini-boss is Tap-Tap the Red Nose; the main and final boss is Baby Bowser. This world includes many dangerous obstacles, including lava and spikes, the world's theme is a barren landscape in sunset/starry night sky. Its extra level is Extra 6: Ultimate Castle Challenge, its secret level is Secret 6: Endless World of Yoshis, and its bonus level is Bonus 6: Slot Machine. List of levels[edit]
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It’s… interesting, I guess I’ll give them that. But as NiNTENDOMiNATi0N’s video shows, it’s most certainly not up to the standard set by the original Yoshi’s Island, with a plot twist that can be best summed up as ‘randomness happens and things get worse’. So what’s it actually like? What do I think of this boss battle? Find out in the full article!
First up, let’s start with the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hioOFBwbySA
It’s pretty long, but that’s only because the battle seems to have a tendency to stop and start at all the weirdest possible moments. And in case, you couldn’t watch it, here’s a summary:
You enter a hallway with Kamek attacking you, which seems like a frame by frame remake of the same section in Yoshi’s Island 1.
In Baby Bowser’s room, Kamek is beaten up by Baby Bowser, in exactly the same way as in Yoshi’s Island.
You fight Baby Bowser, who acts kind of like a cross between his fights in the first game and the DS title.
Then you have Giant Baby Bowser, who fights… like a very poor rip off of his self in the original game’s final battle.
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Bowser suddenly appears from absolutely nowhere (yes, the adult version).
You fight HIM in a completely different room, at normal size
And finally, you fight Giant Adult Bowser, in a way that seems like Yoshi’s Island DS.
Didn’t get all that? They basically took the first game, remade its finale, then shoved the finale of Yoshi’s Island DS on the end of that, at the point where you’re supposed to save the Stork.
It’s… not that great to be honest. The giant sections still don’t live up to the one in a game that’s more than 20 years old now, which is kind of pathetic (why not make Bowser charge the platform any more? Did basic 3D/mode 7 style stuff suddenly go out of fashion in non DKC platformers?), the normal Bowser bit seems like a bit of a cop out, as if Arzest couldn’t stand the idea of Baby Bowser being the final boss, and the way he’s introduced was just so lazy…
Yes, that’s all he gets. Apparently, Bowser’s a random encounter now. Might as well play the Pokemon battle intro theme at this point:
So all in all… I’m not sure about this final fight. Just seems a bit like a lazy cop out assembled from a bunch of other game’s final boss battles rather than an original effort of its own.
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But what do you think? Fan of this final fight or not?