KnuckleFest Bowser's Blazing Beats
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| KnuckleFest Bowser's Blazing Beats | |||||||
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| World | Petal Isles | ||||||
| Game | Super Mario Bros. Wonder | ||||||
| Difficulty | ★★★★ | ||||||
| Primary power-up | Elephant Fruit | ||||||
| Wonder Effect | Causes the characters to strike a pose, and starts "Bowser's Blazing Beats" | ||||||
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- “Not gonna lie, I'm a little impressed you've made it all the way here. Impressed and GLAD! It means I get to hit you with the greatest show of all time... I mean that literally. I'm gonna hit you now. Get ready for the most amazing, groundbreaking show ever produced! It's time to get this KnuckleFest started! Gwahahaha!”
- —Wonder Bowser, Super Mario Bros. Wonder
KnuckleFest Bowser's Blazing Beats is the penultimate level within Castle Bowser in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. This level is unlocked after clearing Evade the Seeker Bullet Bills!, and completion of this level unlocks The Final Battle! Bowser's Rage Stage. This level has two Wonder Seeds.
Layout[edit]
The level starts with a row of Fire Knuckles smashing Iron Blocks above the player, showing them that they can destroy these kinds of blocks. Not far after that is a platform that moves when the player jumps on it, but moves faster if ground-pounded. There are then some Metal Gamboos, more Fire Knuckles and more Iron Blocks. Before the first checkpoint is a Bull's-Eye Blaster that fires Bull's-Eye Billet Trains that home in on the player.
After the first checkpoint are more Bull's-Eye Billet Trains, Bill Blasters that fire Bullet Bills and moving platforms powered by jumping. There is then a long line of Fire Knuckles that break Iron Blocks protecting moving platforms. After three more Fire Knuckles there is a pipe leading to the second checkpoint, but it is high up in the wall and the player needs the assistance of a moving platform to enter the pipe.
Beyond the second checkpoint is a Wow Bud that when activated causes the Wonder Flower to appear. Upon collecting the Wonder Flower, the player will strike a pose, and "Bowser's Blazing Beats" will play, causing all Gamboos to dance to the music. In addition, Bill Blasters, Bull's-Eye Blasters, pipes with coins and Fire Knuckles all follow the rhythm with their abilities. This is a long section where the music progresses with the player's progress. Along the way, there are also moving platforms that add xylophone-like sounds to the music as they move. There is eventually a dead end, and once it is reached, the music goes to conclusion and the green lava below will rise up. Fire Knuckles to the sides will break Iron Blocks to the music, and once the top is reached, the last seven Fire Knuckles will break the last six Iron Blocks in order and finally a cage containing a Wonder Seed, ending the music with a sound of audience applause. After the Wonder Seed is obtained, the level returns to normal. To the right is a pipe that will take the player to the goal. One final moving platform and Bull's-Eye Blaster will help support the player to make it to the top of the flagpole.
Hidden Character Blocks[edit]
- A Blue Toad Hidden Character Block can be found floating eleven blocks directly above the first Checkpoint Flag. To reach it, the player must bounce off of the Bull's-Eye Billet Train nearby. It contains a flower coin.
10-flower coins[edit]
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Floating above green lava right before the first checkpoint. The player can bounce off of a Bull's-Eye Billet Train to get it safely. |
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Floating high up above in the space between to sets of Fire Knuckles. The player can run quickly on Iron Blocks to jump to it easily. |
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During the "Bowser's Blazing Beats" section, the coin can be found above a Bull's-Eye Blaster, below a platform. |
Enemies and obstacles[edit]
- Metal Gamboo
- Bullet Bill
- Bill Blaster
- Bull's-Eye Billet Train
- Bull's-Eye Blaster
- Lava (green)
- Fire Knuckle
Gallery[edit]
The course's thumbnail
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ナックル フェスティバル ~King Beats You Up!~[?] Nakkuru Fesutibaru ~King Beats You Up!~ |
Knuckle Festival -King Beats You Up!- | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 拳击庆典 ~King Beats You Up!~[?] Quánjī Qìngdiǎn ~King Beats You Up!~ |
Boxing Festival -King Beats You Up!- | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 拳擊慶典 ~King Beats You Up!~[?] Quánjī Qìngdiǎn ~King Beats You Up!~ |
Boxing Festival -King Beats You Up!- | |
| Dutch | Bowsers Vurige Vuistenfestival[?] | Bowser's Fiery Fist Festival | |
| French | Festival des poings[?] | Festival of fists | |
| German | Festival der Fäuste[?] | Festival of Fists | |
| Italian | Festival dei pugni: Il ritmo del re![?] | Fist festival: The king's rhythm! | |
| Portuguese (NOA) | Festival de Socos: Rock in Rei![?] | Lit. "Punch Festival: Rock-in-King!" (reference to Rock in Rio) | |
| Portuguese (NOE) | Festival dos Punhos: as batidas do rei![?] | Festival of Fists: the king's beats! | |
| Russian | Под огненный бит кулак вас победит[?] Pod ognennyy bit kulak vas pobedit |
The fist will finish you under the fiery beat | |
| Spanish | Bowser Fest: Ritmo radical[?] | Bowser Fest: Radical rhythm |
