Bowser Toss

Bowser Toss
Appears in	Mario Party 3
Type	Duel minigame
Time limit	10 seconds
Initial record	10.00 yards (NTSC)/metres (PAL)
Music track	Fighting Spirit
Music sample

Bowser Toss is a Duel minigame in Mario Party 3.

Overview

Both players compete to spin and then throw a Bowser doll, presumably inspired from how Mario defeats Bowser in Super Mario 64. The distance depends not only the number of times the Bowser doll is spun, but also on the angle. If a player is not spinning their Bowser doll when time is up, they drop it and get a "MISS." The player whose Bowser doll is thrown the farthest wins, but if both players get the same distance or do not throw their doll at all, it is a tie.

Controls

• – Adjust angle
• (Repeatedly) – Spin Bowser

In-game text

• Game Rules
  • Tumble: "Spin Bowser round and round, then throw him as far as possible."
  • Goomba: "Spin Bowser by the tail and toss him as far as you can!"
• Advice
  • Tumble: "To really throw Bowser far, it's not just pressing A. The Control Stick angle is important, too."
  • Goomba: "Both repeatedly pressing and controlling the angle with are important in giving Bowser a big toss!"

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	とんでけクッパハンマー[?] Tondeke Kuppa Hanmā	Fly away! Bowser Hammer
French	Lancer de Bowser[?]	Bowser Throw
German	Bowser-Weitwurf[?]	Bowser Long-Throw
Spanish	Lanzamiento de Bowser[?]	Bowser Throw

Notes

• Waluigi can throw the doll farther than other characters.

See also

• Cherry-Go-Round