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[UltraMario]

That's exactly what he is. He just happens to be good Dark Matter.

Source?

 

[Fawfulthegreat64]

Bowser is shown getting resurrected during the final battle in NSMBDS and that was really the only time he actually died being reduced to a skeleton.

In Galaxy he was hurled into the sun, if I remember correctly.

 

[Gumball Machine]

Bowser is shown getting resurrected during the final battle in NSMBDS and that was really the only time he actually died being reduced to a skeleton.

In Galaxy he was hurled into the sun, if I remember correctly.

True, but the ending showed him lying unconcious next to Mario and Peach after the Lumas sacrificed themselves.

 

[Fawfulthegreat64]

Bowser is shown getting resurrected during the final battle in NSMBDS and that was really the only time he actually died being reduced to a skeleton.

In Galaxy he was hurled into the sun, if I remember correctly.

True, but the ending showed him lying unconcious next to Mario and Peach after the Lumas sacrificed themselves.

My point being, he survived that. Death means nothing in the Nintendo world, that's why he was in the ending, because there's no such thing as death in Nintendo games.

 

[Gumball Machine]

That was my point as well, it's not death if you survived whatever you went through.

 

[Magikrazy]

there's no such thing as death in Nintendo games.

Your point is invalid.

That's exactly what he is. He just happens to be good Dark Matter.

Source?

How about the second sentence of Gooey's Wikirby page.

 

[UltraMario]

That's exactly what he is. He just happens to be good Dark Matter.

Source?
[/quote]
How about the second sentence of Gooey's Wikirby page.
[/quote]Poisonally, I prefer Kirby Wikia.

Bowser is shown getting resurrected during the final battle in NSMBDS and that was really the only time he actually died being reduced to a skeleton.

In Galaxy he was hurled into the sun, if I remember correctly.

True, but the ending showed him lying unconcious next to Mario and Peach after the Lumas sacrificed themselves.

My point being, he survived that. Death means nothing in the Nintendo world, that's why he was in the ending, because there's no such thing as death in Nintendo games.

Does Morher 3 ring a bell? Or how about Zelda's downfall timeline?

 

[Fawfulthegreat64]

That's exactly what he is. He just happens to be good Dark Matter.

Source?

How about the second sentence of Gooey's Wikirby page.

Poisonally, I prefer Kirby Wikia.

Bowser is shown getting resurrected during the final battle in NSMBDS and that was really the only time he actually died being reduced to a skeleton.

In Galaxy he was hurled into the sun, if I remember correctly.

True, but the ending showed him lying unconcious next to Mario and Peach after the Lumas sacrificed themselves.

My point being, he survived that. Death means nothing in the Nintendo world, that's why he was in the ending, because there's no such thing as death in Nintendo games.

Does Mother 3 ring a bell? Or how about Zelda's downfall timeline?

Yeah, maybe I shouldn't have opened my mouth. I'm really only familiar with the Mario franchise. The others I barely ever play. (I occasionally play Pokemon, but that's about it)

I kind of assumed, since I had never seen permanent death in any of the Mario games.

 

[Magikrazy]

There's still the matter of Wrinkly of Donkey Kong Country, which is very closely connected to the Marioverse.

 

[Ray Trace]

Death happens like only once compared to times characters randomly survive stuff in the Mario series