Prince Bully

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Prince Bully
PrinceBully SM3DW.png
Species Big Bully
First appearance Super Mario 3D World (2013)
Latest appearance Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury (2021)

Prince Bully is a boss that appears in two Enemy Battles of Super Mario 3D World. He is a silver Big Bully (similar in size to Chief Chilly) with red feet and large, gold horns, and he sports a distinctive red plume on his head reminiscent of some military helmets; in the second Enemy Battle, his feet and plume are blue. Prince Bully also has a grate-like mouth from which he can breathe fireballs.

History[edit]

Super Mario 3D World / Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury[edit]

Screenshot of Super Mario 3D World.
Prince Bully about to be pushed into a Clear Pipe
Cat Prince Bully in Bowser's Fury.
Cat Prince Bully in Bowser's Fury

Prince Bully appears in Super Mario 3D World and Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury in the Enemy Battle of World 6, Prince Bully Blockade. Like other Bullies, he will attempt to ram into Mario and company and push them around; the player can push him back by jumping on him or using any method of attack such as a fireball. If Prince Bully is rammed or skids to a stop, he inhales and his mouth turns red before spewing a red fireball at the player. This can be interrupted by ramming him again. There are two groups of three Clear Pipes in the room, and ramming him towards one causes him to get stuck; ramming him again forces him through the Clear Pipe, which deposits him out of one of the others at random in a squished form. The players can also let Prince Bully ram and get himself stuck in a clear pipe by leading him to one of them and then ramming Prince Bully into the pipe. Kicking Prince Bully three times in this state defeats him, rewarding Mario and company with several coins and the level's Green Star.

Prince Bully reappears in Prince Bully Blockade Is Back, one of the three Enemy Battles in World Castle. His plume and feet are now blue, as are the fireballs he shoots, which consist of three blue fireballs that curve toward the player, and he fires an additional projectile for each hit he takes. As before, three hits after pushing Prince Bully through a Clear Pipe defeats him, with the reward being several coins and another Green Star. Unlike the other non-Bowser bosses, he does not reappear in Boss Blitz.

A cat variant appears in Bowser's Fury as a boss in Mount Magmeow. He acts exactly the same as in the base game, aside from his aesthetic changes. He only appears in the area's first mission and does not reappear afterward.

Super Mario-kun[edit]

It has been requested that this section be rewritten and expanded to include more information. Reason: Describe his complete role in the story

Prince Bully in a Super Mario 3D World arc of Super Mario-kun. Bottom-right text: "どれがなにか、わからなくなっちまったよー!!", Bottom-center text: "ツッコミハンド!!", Bottom cut-off text: "あほ一っ", Writing on Prince Bully's back: "あほ", Button press text: "ピ", Middle-right text: "ぐっさ~っ", Center panel Prince Bully dialogue: "どわ〜っかんちよう", Top panel Prince Bully dialogue: "まった!! ちがえたー!!" "じゃあこっちの…、", Top-right Mario dialogue: "おいしいしかけじゃねーか♪".
Prince Bully in Super Mario-kun

Prince Bully also appears during the Super Mario 3D World arc of Super Mario-kun, specifically volume 49. In it, Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Peach fight him. While fighting, Prince Bully is teased through a variety of methods, such as being poked, slapped, and having「あほ」("idiot") written on his back.

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Internal names[edit]

Game File Name Meaning

Super Mario 3D World content/ObjectData/Kyuppon.szs Kyuppon Romanization of「キュッポン」, which is derived from「キュッ」(kyu, onomatopoeia for something being squished) and「ポン」(pon, onomatopoeia for popping)

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ドンケツプリンス[?]
Donketsu Purinsu
Bully Prince
Chinese 斗斗王子[?]
Dòudou Wángzǐ
Prince Bully
Dutch Prince Bully[?] -
French Prince Voyou[?] Prince Bully
German Bully-Prinz[?] Bully Prince
Italian Principe Bronco[?] Prince Bully
Korean 으샤프린스[?]
Eusya-Peurinseu
Bully Prince
Portuguese Príncipe Brigão[?] Prince Bully
Russian Задира-принц[?]
Zadira-prints
Prince Bully
Spanish (NOA) Príncipe Peleón[?] Prince Bully
Spanish (NOE) Príncipe Bronco[?] Prince Bully