Editing Bowser's Fury

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'''''Bowser's Fury''''' is a 3D action-adventure platformer for the [[Nintendo Switch]]. It is included in ''[[Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury]]'', serving as its own standalone adventure campaign. The game features sandbox-like elements similar to those in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'', and ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]'' and revolves around [[Mario]] exploring [[Lake Lapcat]]. After [[Bowser Jr.]] paints [[Bowser]] with black [[goop]], the latter turns into [[Fury Bowser]]. [[Mario]] must cooperate with Bowser Jr. to collect [[Cat Shine]]s and use their power to activate [[Lighthouse (Bowser's Fury)|lighthouses]] and [[Giga Bell]]s, both of which enable them to gradually rid Fury Bowser and Lake Lapcat of goop. Rather than providing the [[Health Meter]] as in open-world ''Super Mario'' series games, the game uses the power-up system of the 2D platformers with the exception of ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]''.

During a bright and clear day, [[Mario]] walks down a path in front of [[Peach's Castle]], seemingly the same path as the one seen in the prologue of the main ''Super Mario 3D World'' mode. He notices small puddles of black [[goop]] on the path and follows them, eventually stopping at a mass of black graffiti shaped like [[Shadow Mario]]'s logo from ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''. The graffiti expands to create a portal that Mario falls through, transporting him to [[Lake Lapcat]], where a rainstorm is occurring.

After Fury Bowser retreats, the storm clears and Mario finds a panicking [[Bowser Jr.]], who explains why Bowser transformed. He shows Mario a picture he painted of his father and paints it black with his [[magic brush]], showing that Bowser Jr. was the one who corrupted Bowser. He realizes that both he and his father are in trouble, reluctantly asking Mario to help him. The latter agrees to do so, with Bowser Jr. joining him for the rest of the adventure.

The objective of the campaign is to free every island from the black goop that [[Fury Bowser]] is covered in by collecting [[Cat Shine]]s across [[Lake Lapcat]]. However, at slightly varying intervals of several minutes, Fury Bowser emerges from the Fury Sun and begins to rampage. When this occurs, a rainstorm begins throughout the area, [[Falling_spike_(Bowser%27s_Fury)|Falling spike]]s fall from the sky, and Fury Bowser attacks the entire lake with large beams of fire and fireballs. All kittens and [[cat (parent)|cat]]s on Lake Lapcat also become [[Disaster Cat|corrupted]], and attack Mario if he approaches them. Fury Bowser returns to the Fury Sun either after a brief time or if a Cat Shine is collected, as the Cat Shine powers a nearby lighthouse, and the brightness of this light forces Fury Bowser to retreat.

Unlike Mario, Bowser Jr. cannot use power-ups, but instead can fly freely in his [[Junior Clown Car]], and use his [[magic brush]] to attack enemies or reveal items from special [[graffiti]] spots on walls. Additionally, he can use a [[Ground Pound]] attack to defeat enemies from above, and he produces items the player selects from the item storage. Mario is able to jump on him up to two times after leaving the ground; attempting to do so a third time before touching the ground again will fail, however.

|align=center|[[File:SM3DW+BF Calico Cat Parent Model.png|150x150px]]<br>'''[[Cat (parent)|Cat]]s'''

|Three mother cats found in each region of Lake Lapcat, who each have missing calico kittens. If Mario brings all of the kittens back to their parent, he is rewarded with a [[Cat Shine]]. Like kittens, cats become corrupted when Fury Bowser attacks.

|align=center|[[File:Corruptcat.png|150x150px]]<br>'''[[Disaster Cat]]'''

|All kittens and cats become corrupted when Fury Bowser begins rampaging. They chase Mario upon sight and can damage him upon contact. They can be stunned if Mario or Bowser Jr. attack them, and revert to normal when Fury Bowser stops rampaging.

|align=center|[[File:SM3DW+BF Artwork Goomba (Cat).png|x125px]]<br>'''[[Cat Goomba|Cat Goombas]]'''<ref name=Cat/>

|A miniboss that appears in [[Clawswipe Colosseum]], during the "Clash with Cat Boom Boom" mission. He spins around in a closed battle arena, and retreats into his shell when jumped on. After being jumped on three times, being struck five times by Bowser Jr.'s [[magic brush]] or [[Boomerang Mario]]'s [[Boomerang]]s, or getting hit by 15 [[fireball]]s from [[Fire Mario]], he is defeated, and yields a Cat Shine as a reward. He reappears during the "Final Bout with Cat Boom Boom" mission in the same arena, now with alternating [[Spike Trap]]s in place of the ground, and yields an additional Cat Shine when defeated again.

|A miniboss that appears in [[Clawswipe Colosseum]], during the "Cat Pom Pom's Counterattack" mission. She creates clones of herself, then throws shurikens at Mario, who must find and attack the real Pom Pom. After being jumped on three times, being struck five times by Bowser Jr.'s magic brush or Boomerang Mario's Boomerangs, or getting hit by 15 fireballs from Fire Mario, she is defeated, and yields a Cat Shine as a reward.

|A gigantic form of Bowser that he transforms into after Giga Cat Mario defeats Fury Bowser for the fifth time. He retains the ability to shoot fury blasts, fireballs, and [[Falling_spike_(Bowser%27s_Fury)|Falling spike]]s. Mario must ride [[Plessie]] to damage and break the crystal ball Giant Bowser is protecting, which contains the three Giga Bells in Lake Lapcat. Upon hitting this ball four times, Mario and Plessie break it, collect the three Giga Bells, and defeat Giant Bowser, ending the main story of the campaign.

There are a total of one hundred Cat Shines in the campaign, some of which can only be collected after completing the main story. Sixty Cat Shines are earned from the five different missions on each of the twelve major islands. Each island always contains a mission where five [[Cat Shine Shard]]s must be collected, and a mission where Fury Bowser must break [[Fury Block]]s with a fury blast. Other missions reappear throughout multiple islands, such as collecting [[Blue Coin]]s from a [[P Switch]], or using a [[key]] to open a [[cage]]. Thirty-five Cat Shines are earned throughout Lake Lapcat, which contains many individual Cat Shines not based in any island. Five Cat Shines are earned from a special golden island called the [[Lucky Isle]], which only begins to appear after the main story is completed. It appears in one of five set locations during Fury Bowser's rampages, and disappears when he stops rampaging. Mario must visit each of the five locations to obtain one Cat Shine each time.  

|align=left|If a [[? Block]] on top of a [[Falling_spike_(Bowser%27s_Fury)|Falling spike]] contains [[coin]]s, Mario can hit it several times to turn it into a Coin Box. Jumping into it allows Mario to gain up to 100 coins while running until it disappears or he takes damage.

|align=center|[[File:SM3DWBF Disaster Spike.jpg|x100px]]<br><br>[[File:SM3DWBF Gold Disaster Spike.jpg|x100px]]<br>'''[[Falling_spike_(Bowser%27s_Fury)|Falling spike]]'''

|Large platforms created by Fury Bowser during his rampages and plunged into either the ground or walls. Various objects such as [[Mushroom Trampoline]]s may be on them, and they can sometimes help Mario traverse the area more quickly. They vanish when Fury Bowser stops rampaging. Giant versions of Falling spikes are created during the fight with Fury Bowser. [[Giga Cat Mario]] can pick these up and use them to damage Fury Bowser, while [[Giant Bowser]] launches them as attacks. The golden variations, which resemble [[Moon Rock]]s, produce several coins when broken.

|Trampolines that instantly propel Mario high up in the air upon contact, similarly to Jump Panels. They are only found on top of Falling spikes.

|Spots on walls or floors where Bowser Jr. can use his [[magic brush]] to create art, denoted by ? marks. The finished art can have various effects, but usually produces a power-up to be added to the [[item storage]].

*Scanning the Cat Mario amiibo figure produces an [[Invincibility Bell]] that turns Mario into [[White Cat Mario]].

*Scanning the Cat Peach amiibo figure produces a [[Super Bell]], [[Fire Flower]], [[Boomerang Flower]], [[Super Leaf]], [[Super Mushroom]], [[Lucky Bell]], [[Super Star]], [[Invincibility Leaf]], or [[Invincibility Bell]].

*Scanning any [[Bowser Jr.]] amiibo makes a shockwave appear that knocks out blocks and enemies.

*Scanning any amiibo outside of the ''Super Mario'' series produces a [[Super Mushroom]].

*''[[Super Mario 64]]'': The mission "Bully the [[Cat Mario|Cat]] [[Bully|Bullies]]" is a reference to the mission "[[Bully the Bullies]]" in both the title and the theme of knocking Bullies into lava. There are also missions where Mario must return calico [[kitten]]s to their [[cat (parent)|parents]], similar to the mission "[[Li'l Penguin Lost]]". Bowser laughs when Mario dies, just like in this game.

*''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'': Bowser Jr. is seen wielding his [[magic brush]] from this game. Mario encounters [[Shadow Mario]]'s M graffiti on the ground during the intro cutscene. The way Mario chases the [[Fury Shadow]]s to get a [[Cat Shine]] is similar to how he has to chase Shadow Mario to get a [[Shine Sprite]] in this game. Likewise, Cat Shines themselves seem to reference Shine Sprites in name and function.

*''[[Super Mario 3D Land]]'': Cat [[Boom Boom]]'s second fight is similar to Boom Boom's fight in {{world link|s4|airship|Special 4-Airship}}, as they both take place on top of retractable spikes.

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