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The level starts in an area with many platforms, [[Lava Bubble]]s, and [[Boomerang Bro]]s., one of which drops a [[Boomerang Flower]] upon defeat. A nearby [[P Switch]] must be uncovered by kicking a [[Kick Bomb]] at the nearby wall hiding it. Hitting the switch results in a nearby bridge being lowered, which gives the player access to a [[Ka-thunk]] and [[Fire Bro]]-infested area, with the [[Checkpoint Flag]] near. After traversing a narrow pathway filled with Lava Bubbles, the player has to defeat two [[Hammer Bro]]s. in order to reveal a [[Warp Box]] that transports the player to a boss fight with [[Bowser's Muscle Car]]. | The level starts in an area with many platforms, [[Lava Bubble]]s, and [[Boomerang Bro]]s., one of which drops a [[Boomerang Flower]] upon defeat. A nearby [[P Switch]] must be uncovered by kicking a [[Kick Bomb]] at the nearby wall hiding it. Hitting the switch results in a nearby bridge being lowered, which gives the player access to a [[Ka-thunk]] and [[Fire Bro]]-infested area, with the [[Checkpoint Flag]] near. After traversing a narrow pathway filled with Lava Bubbles, the player has to defeat two [[Hammer Bro]]s. in order to reveal a [[Warp Box]] that transports the player to a boss fight with [[Bowser's Muscle Car]]. | ||
The basic strategy to defeating Bowser is identical to the encounter in [[Bowser's Highway Showdown]]: the player must knock the Kick Bombs that he throws back at him by dashing into them. This time, however, the road is littered with hazards, including | The basic strategy to defeating Bowser is identical to the encounter in [[Bowser's Highway Showdown]]: the player must knock the Kick Bombs that he throws back at him by dashing into them. This time, however, the road is littered with hazards, including spike traps and gaps with lava geysers spurting out. Occasionally, the fight travels to a section of the road with a continuous gap in the middle, making it hard to hit the Kick Bombs. Bowser himself spits fire onto the road more often, and also occasionally throws Kick Bombs that are already close to detonation. Additionally, if the player managed to keep a [[Boomerang Flower]], they can use it to deal small amounts of damage to the car. | ||
Bowser is defeated when he is hit nine times, after which a Warp Box brings the player to the area with a red Sprixie Princess and the [[Goal Pole]]. However, when the player frees the last princess, Bowser appears and steals all seven once again, even if the player use the two secret warps in [[World 1 (Super Mario 3D World)|World 1]] and [[World 4 (Super Mario 3D World)|World 4]]. | Bowser is defeated when he is hit nine times, after which a Warp Box brings the player to the area with a red Sprixie Princess and the [[Goal Pole]]. However, when the player frees the last princess, Bowser appears and steals all seven once again, even if the player use the two secret warps in [[World 1 (Super Mario 3D World)|World 1]] and [[World 4 (Super Mario 3D World)|World 4]]. | ||
