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[[File:SM64DS Bowser In The Fire Sea Map 2.png|frame|Map of the battle area]]
[[File:SM64DS Bowser In The Fire Sea Map 2.png|frame|Map of the battle area]]
The tactic to defeat Bowser is the same as that for the fight in [[Bowser in the Dark World]], though he has some additional moves. Bowser immediately starts the battle by jumping up and landing, causing the stage to tilt toward him. The same will happen if the player throws Bowser off the stage but misses a [[Floating Mine|mine]], making Bowser land and cause the stage to tilt. Bowser can also warp to a different spot if the player is close and charge at the player if they are far away. Throwing Bowser into a mine defeats him, granting the player the [[Key#Super Mario 64 / Super Mario 64 DS|Big Key]] to the castle's upper floors.
The tactic to defeat Bowser is the same as that for the fight in [[Bowser in the Dark World]], though he has some additional moves. Bowser immediately starts the battle by jumping up and landing, causing the stage to tilt toward him. The same will happen if the player throws Bowser off the stage but misses a [[Floating Mine|spiked orb]], making Bowser land and cause the stage to tilt. Bowser can also warp to a different spot if the player is close and charge at the player if they are far away. Throwing Bowser into a spiked orb defeats him, granting the player the [[Key#Super Mario 64 / Super Mario 64 DS|Big Key]] to the castle's upper floors.
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