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===''Mario Super Sluggers===
===''Mario Super Sluggers===
Unlike in the first game, Bowser's team in ''Mario Super Sluggers'' is only known as Bowser Monsters. The roster is similar, however Magikoopas are also available as extras now.  Like with the prequel, all the members of the Bowser Monsters have good chemistry with Bowser, with the Magikoopas and Hammer Bros. having good chemistry with Bowser Jr. as well. When Bowser Jr. is the captain, they are called the Bowser Jr. Rookies.
Unlike in the first game, Bowser's team in ''Mario Super Sluggers'' is only known as Bowser Monsters. The roster is similar, however Magikoopas are also available as extras now.  Like with the prequel, all the members of the Bowser Monsters have good chemistry with Bowser, with the Magikoopas and Hammer Bros. having good chemistry with Bowser Jr. as well.


The Bowser Monsters is tied with the [[Yoshi Eggs (team)|Yoshi Eggs]] for having the most players on one team.
The Bowser Monsters is tied with the [[Yoshi Eggs (team)|Yoshi Eggs]] for having the most players on one team.

Revision as of 22:09, August 20, 2011

Bowser Monsters
Bowser Monsters

Bowser Monsters is the name of Bowser's team in Mario Superstar Baseball and Mario Super Sluggers.

History

Mario Superstar Baseball

Bowser Monsters is the only unlockable team in Mario Superstar Baseball. They are also sometimes called the Bowser Flames, Bowser Blue Shells, and the Bowser Blackstars. Despite being unlockable, Bowser and Bowser Jr. can be chosen in Exhibition Mode before unlocking the team, but the Bowser Monsters team is not playable from the start in Challenge Mode. They are unlocked by beating Challenge Mode as any team on Special Difficulty. The team is also the Final Boss when playing as all the other teams in Challenge Mode. Bowser Monsters always practice at Bowser's Castle. The Bowser Monsters team plays a bit differently. Whereas all the other teams were trying to play a game against Bowser, when playing as the Bowser Monsters, Bowser heads out to challenge them. This is not necessary for Bowser, as he just sent out the letter but, of course, Bowser does not listen to Lakitu, and heads out to challenge them. After beating all the five teams, Mario and eight of the other Captains steal Bowser's Castle, and Bowser and his team must beat them to get them out.

Team Members

Bowser's team is somewhat spread-out. He has four Dry Bones, and two variations of the Hammer Brothers on his team, the Fire Brother and the Boomerang Brother So, theoretically, Bowser has six different players, if the Fire Bro. and Boomerang Bro. are considered different characters from the Hammer Bro. Nonetheless, Hammer Bro., and its two alternate variations, is the unlockable character of the team, unlocked by beating Challenge Mode once as the Bowser Monsters.

Mario Super Sluggers

Unlike in the first game, Bowser's team in Mario Super Sluggers is only known as Bowser Monsters. The roster is similar, however Magikoopas are also available as extras now. Like with the prequel, all the members of the Bowser Monsters have good chemistry with Bowser, with the Magikoopas and Hammer Bros. having good chemistry with Bowser Jr. as well.

The Bowser Monsters is tied with the Yoshi Eggs for having the most players on one team.

Trivia

  • Bowser Monsters comes from Bowser being considered a monster.
  • Bowser Flames derives from Bowser's Fire Breath ability.
  • Bowser Blue Shells is based on a Blue Shell, a type of Koopa Shell.
  • Bowser Blackstars is probably named after Ztars, which is an evil Star.
  • Bowser Jr. Rookies comes from Bowser Jr.'s young age.
  • This is the only team to have an unlockable species.