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What was the exact game where Nintendo redesigned Bowser from a scary ugly monster into an attractive sexy beast? Was there a reason for the design change?
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>>738895736
For me it was bowsers inside story, it made my peepee feel weird when I was 12
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Isn't like half of that just NTR fags? He's literally the fat ugly bastard, but with personality.
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>>738895736
why does he like getting penetrated so much bros
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>>738895736
>What was the exact game where Nintendo redesigned Bowser from a scary ugly monster into an attractive sexy beast?
1986 when they made the OVA.
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super mario bros 3 is when
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fun fact; i reply to all spam emails I get in my inbox with rule34 images of bowser doing, you know, stuff.
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>>738895934
There's WAY more gay Bowser than NTR Bowser.
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>>738895736
Sunshine
he went from a guy who wants to kidnap a princess for power to a loving father who wants to kidnap a princess to give his son a mother (and also for power)
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>>738895934
bowser is too charismatic to be a FUB
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stealth belly thread
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>>738897254
I think you're confusing Jack Black for Bowser.
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>>738895934
Bowser isn't fat, ugly or a bastard.
He's a jacked, turtle lizard simp that's also a great dad.



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