Top 10 Best Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Boss Battles
Think about the experience of Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam's boss battles - the challenge, the strategy required, and of course, the immense satisfaction of finally defeating a tough boss. It's about the synergy between Mario, Luigi, and Paper Mario as they combine their unique skills and abilities to overcome seemingly insurmountable odds. From the clever puzzle-solving elements to the fast-paced action and the ultimate showdowns, these boss battles truly put your gaming skills to the test.So, the question here is: Which boss battles have left you with a triumphant grin on your face? The duels that had you on the edge of your seat, where strategy, quick reflexes, and a little bit of luck saved the day? Maybe it's those fights where the bosses were formidable, their attacks unpredictable, but you emerged victorious.
The power to rank these boss battles is in your hands.
In the Super Mario series, King Boo is the leader of all the Boos and a major antagonist. He is an ally of King Bowser. He is depicted as a large white Boo with a crown similar to that of Princess Peach... read more King Boo was easily my favorite boss from the game. He is one of the reasons Gloomy Woods is my favorite area in the game. His attacks are some of the coolest and most fun. The way he will take Paper Mario from your team, and you must save him, is quite an awesome feature. Definitely the best boss, and way better than the rampaging Wiggler who is fought in the same area.
King Bob-omb became a recurring boss in later games, specifically spin off games such as Mario Party 9 and Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam. In this boss, you have a timer, and you must defeat him in four minutes, or else he'll self-destruct and defeat you instead. This is a really fun feature, although this might be one of the easiest bosses in the game, honestly, despite being the last boss before the final area. However, I don't complain because the fight itself is quite awesome.
This fight has some of the best lines in the game as well. For example:
"Can't we all just relax?"
"Sorry... but this is NOT a very relaxing situation!"
"I can't lose to these puny brats. I'm a king! I... I have a mustache!"
"Oh. Right. So do they."
Best lines in the entire game! One of the best bosses in the game as well!
The final boss of the game is surely quite an awesome boss battle. First off, the design is awesome! A hybrid between normal Bowser and Paper Bowser is really cool. The battle itself is very awesome as well. I really like the different attacks he has. One of the best!
Out of the three Koopaling boss battles in the game, this trio was the best. While ridiculously easy, overall it was the most fun. This is one of those battles where the bosses will hurt themselves when they attack you. It was overall quite fun. Definitely the best of the Koopaling battles.
Alright, the bosses are getting a little bit worse at this point in the list, but Larry and Ludwig are two of my favorite Koopalings, and I thought their battle was cool. These are the only bosses in the game that can use battle cards, and it's quite chaotic when they get extra powers. I really liked it.
As the second boss of the game, and the bosses of my least favorite area in the entire game, I thought this was quite a cool duo of bosses. As they are Pokeys, you must first defeat all the smaller balls they balance on in order to damage their heads, as you can't jump on them because they're spiky, and it's the heads that are the "bosses." Really cool boss, in my opinion.
This is like what Bowletta was in Superstar Saga, the battle before the final boss. Overall, I thought it was quite cool battling both Bowsers separately, and I really liked their attacks, which were quite challenging in my honest opinion. I really like the dark sky in the background as well. It was quite an awesome touch and gives me Mario Party: Island Tour vibes.
I found this boss battle to be annoying at times because this guy had tons of copies, and only one was real and could be damaged. You had to get rid of the copies one by one. Once they were on the ground, the only way to tell which one was real was if it was moving a bit. If you don't hit it and hit another one, well, the boss will heal itself. Quite annoying, but it's original, I'll admit.
Petey Piranha is a large mutant of the Piranha Plant in the Super Mario franchise and debuted in Super Mario Sunshine. Since then, he has been a recurring boss in games such as New Super Mario Bros. and has also made appearances in sports and spin-off games. Well, the first boss in the entire game. It was quite decent, although I found it to be rather boring as well in a few ways. Somewhat hard for a first boss in the game, but unlike, say, Tolstar from Superstar Saga, there's nothing that sticks out about Petey in this game.
The boss fought in Bowser's Castle was quite decent, as you fight Bowser Jr. and his paper counterpart in their clown cars. My one big problem with the fight, though, is the fact that you can't use a variety of Bros. attacks like Bomb Derby or Fire Flower because the duo will hide in their clown cars and not take any damage at all. It's a bit annoying, but these bosses have some cool attacks, so I'll give them that.
It's not really that hard. It's just that if you miss an excellent attack, they're all back. DO NOT USE cannonball chuck, fire flower, and of course, the one attacks!
