Bowser Sheet (2)

Basics

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• Armor: Bowser Shell
• Money: None

Combat Stats

Field Stats

Strength: 8
Hand-Eye: 5
Platform: 5
Knowledge: 3
Clever: 3
Charisma: 5

• Unique: Breathes fire, burning things down or lightning things up.
• Weight: 6 (8)

Attacks

• Basic Attack: Claws the target.

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Special Attacks

• Poison Claw~ Attack: x1, VP: 1, Target: One, Ailment: Poison, Turns: 3, Chance: 50%
  "Claws the target and injects poison."
• Stamp Out~ Attack: x1, VP: 1, Target: One, Ailment: Disarm OR Psych Out OR Silence OR Embargo, Turns: 3, Chance: 50%
  "Jumps and squashes the target, taking away one of their methods of attack for a while."
• Roast~ Attack: +2, VP: 1, Target: One, Element: Fire
  "Unleashes a huge wave of fiery breath on the target."

Psychic Attacks

• None

Magical Attacks

• Shockwave~ Attack: x1, MP: 3, Target: All, Removes all Status Benefits (100% chance even on Defending targets)
  "Unleashes a wave of energy that damages all opponents and removes any status buffs from them."
• Heal~ Heal: Magicx5HP Magicx5VP, MP: 25, Target: One
  "A potent magical healing ability. Thanks to the Star Rod's MP regeneration, he can use this at any time."

Information

Bowser in his second fight in Paper Mario, the "warm-up" in Peach's Castle that actually gives you Star Points. He's no pushover here, but since Mario's armed with the Star Beam, the invincibility of the Star Rod is no longer a game-breaker. Like Crystal King, his healing ability is very cheap but may have been secretly limited in the game; here, it will be the Maestro's job to use it cautiously. Also in the game, during this fight the Star Rod did not actually make him completely invincible, merely increasing his Defense by 3, but I'm going with full invincibility here since it makes more sense plotwise (and is easier to write up as one single effect; see the Star Rod sheet).