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Dry Bowser

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Dry Bowser is a skeletal form of his living counterpart, Bowser. Dry Bowser originally appeared as the World 8 Boss in New Super Mario Bros. Dry Bowser makes his first appearance as a playable character in Mario Kart Wii. He is a high-tier large type character and can be unlocked by: * Obtaining at least a one-star rank for the Wii 150cc cups. * Playing 4,350 combined races/battles. He reappeared in a Animal Crossing DLC pack for Mario Kart 8. Dry bowser is the brother of Bowser. Like Bowser, he is a good guy. Sadly, his only mode of transportation is via kart or sometimes handicapped bike, because of his severe handicap, a result of an exposure to magma from a push from Mario. Dry Bowser is a very famous public figure and even has his own social media pages. He has too many followers and was killed off the Axem Ranger series in the year 1 million billion. Many think that this is the true Bowser and the other one is just a lousy clone. He likes to go racing and wrestle the Mario bros. when he isn't overshadowed by his more popular clone. The real mystery is why Bowser deserted the clone trooper army. Dry Bowser plans to invade the Clone DNA Room and the Clone Trooper Barracks. Dry Bowser's hobby is watching cat videos and starting flame wars. Dry Bowser (otherwise known as Bowser Bones) is a skeletal version of Bowser, who slightly resembles a Dry Bones. He first appeared in New Super Mario Bros. and then appeared as an unlockable character in Mario Kart Wii. When Bowser falls into lava, he seems to be dead. But instead, he returns as Dry Bowser. Dry Bowser is the bony, skinless and undead version of Bowser. He is a secret boss in Dimension Warriors, and debuted in New Super Mario Bros. Dry Bowser is skilled at sports such as Kart racing (All Mario Characters can drive karts), Javelin, and Tennis. Dry Bowser is a bony, skinless, undead version of Bowser, debuting in New Super Mario Bros.. Dry Bowser was accidentally created in the first castle of New Super Mario Bros. After a short battle with him, Bowser falls into the pit of lava below, burning off his skin and leaving nothing but bone. Dry Bowser also appeared in Mario Kart Wii as an unlockable racer. He also reappeared in Mario Kart 8. Dry Bowser is the Dry Bones-esque form of Bowser in New Super Mario Bros. Dry Bowser is a gifted character that first appeared in Mario Plush Collection! Dry Bowser is the undead and skeletal version of Bowser. He made his debut in New Super Mario Bros., where he came about as the result of Mario defeating Bowser by dropping him into lava at the end of New Super Mario Bros.'s first castle. Unlike previous occasions, the lava reduced the once-mighty king to a skeleton, leaving his son, Bowser Jr., temporarily in command of the Koopa Troop. Dry Bowser is then fought in the first castle in World 8.

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Dry Bowser is the Dry Bones-esque form of Bowser in New Super Mario Bros. Dry Bowser is the undead and skeletal version of Bowser. He made his debut in New Super Mario Bros., where he came about as the result of Mario defeating Bowser by dropping him into lava at the end of New Super Mario Bros.'s first castle. Unlike previous occasions, the lava reduced the once-mighty king to a skeleton, leaving his son, Bowser Jr., temporarily in command of the Koopa Troop. Dry Bowser is then fought in the first castle in World 8. Dry Bowser (otherwise known as Bowser Bones) is a skeletal version of Bowser, who slightly resembles a Dry Bones. He first appeared in New Super Mario Bros. and then appeared as an unlockable character in Mario Kart Wii. When Bowser falls into lava, he seems to be dead. But instead, he returns as Dry Bowser. Dry Bowser is a skeletal form of his living counterpart, Bowser. Dry Bowser originally appeared as the World 8 Boss in New Super Mario Bros. Dry Bowser makes his first appearance as a playable character in Mario Kart Wii. He is a high-tier large type character and can be unlocked by: * Obtaining at least a one-star rank for the Wii 150cc cups. * Playing 4,350 combined races/battles. He reappeared in a Animal Crossing DLC pack for Mario Kart 8. Dry Bowser is a very famous public figure and even has his own social media pages. He has too many followers and was killed off the Axem Ranger series in the year 1 million billion. Many think that this is the true Bowser and the other one is just a lousy clone. He likes to go racing and wrestle the Mario bros. when he isn't overshadowed by his more popular clone. The real mystery is why Bowser deserted the clone trooper army. Dry Bowser plans to invade the Clone DNA Room and the Clone Trooper Barracks. Dry Bowser's hobby is watching cat videos and starting flame wars. Dry Bowser is a bony, skinless, undead version of Bowser, debuting in New Super Mario Bros.. Dry Bowser was accidentally created in the first castle of New Super Mario Bros. After a short battle with him, Bowser falls into the pit of lava below, burning off his skin and leaving nothing but bone. Dry Bowser also appeared in Mario Kart Wii as an unlockable racer. He also reappeared in Mario Kart 8. Dry Bowser is the bony, skinless and undead version of Bowser. He is a secret boss in Dimension Warriors, and debuted in New Super Mario Bros. Dry Bowser is skilled at sports such as Kart racing (All Mario Characters can drive karts), Javelin, and Tennis. Dry Bowser is a gifted character that first appeared in Mario Plush Collection! Dry bowser is the brother of Bowser. Like Bowser, he is a good guy. Sadly, his only mode of transportation is via kart or sometimes handicapped bike, because of his severe handicap, a result of an exposure to magma from a push from Mario.

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