This was really intense for Yoshi's Island. It went from a nice and cute environment to an apocalyptic hell lol. And to me i think the credits after the boss were really beautiful.
This shows just how passionate the creators were. The emotions and the intensity of the music and the gameplay difficulty made these old classics gems that will never be forgotten. Hell, when I have kids you bet I am going to let them experience these old classics.
1:58 One of the best intros for Boss Battle! The first time I played it I was really terrified! The music, Baby Bowser getting close, baby Mario crying all the time, constantly receiving attacks and when the rocks shattered the floor was the best! What a perfect game!
It makes me curious about the Koopa troops backstory before bowser was around. Since Kamek was the original leader way before Bowser was even born, or maybe bowsers parents were?. I always thought Bowser created the Koopa troop but clearly he was just a prodigy to become the new ruler later on once he grew up
@@Gameprojordan Bowser was a prince an Kamek seems like his guardian so I think The Koopa kingdom already existed and Bowser lost his parents at a young age and Kamek raised him
@@GameprojordanI don't think that it was ever implied that Bowser founded his kingdom, and at the end of sunshine, he says "The royal Koopa line is as strong as ever" implying that there was Koopa royalty before him
GarredHATES well, mario does rescue yoshis friends in world, and free him from the egg bowser trapped him in several times, and if you played galaxy 2, you would know that the yoshis never actually die; they turn into an egg and teleport away, but I do see why you might think that.
The evil glowing eyes, his gargantuan figure, the ominous shadow cast over him from the moon and his insane power (with one roar he can make boulders the size of cars fly up off the ground, that is some DBZ shit right there ...) Yeah, I was terrified as a child. All the cutesy stuff you have faced off with and then....THIS
Coming to America in 1996 my parents were poor looking for opportunities. They didn't have much money and we lived in a pretty poor neighborhood were we were robbed on a few occasions. On my 7th birthday they bought my a SNES with this game. This was a big part of my childhood and I wont forget it :')
This is what final bosses are supposed to be like spot on, the music, the tension ohh my god THE TENSION!! You felt as if you were being challenged all the while crapping your pants. I remember so clearly how scared Baby bowser made me running at the screen but it made it all the more satisfying when i beat it... Nintendo has gone away from this sorta thing. Its time for a comeback, dont baby this generation with bosses like the new yoshi's island 3ds. Allow them the same moving gaming experience us 90s kids had
christopher morrone I was bron in 97 but was too poor to afford playstation 1 and so our parents got us a super nintendo but holy shit. I'm so happy I grew up with the super nintendo instead. So many great games including this one.
nikozua the remake is just advanced graphics but had minor differences. I wonder why Bowser doesn't come running at you like a stampede on crack in the remake. The most likely theory is that it was too scary for a E rated game.
New Island is a sequel, if you say remake people are gonna think you're referring to the GBA version. Then again even that's only port. Also I agree, New Island was shit IMO.
That Guy Who Sleeps in the Hood of Your Car Amen to that. I thought it would be pretty good. But the whole thing was terrible throughout, almost same format
Man you could really tell that the player was panicking because they started jumping everywhere and trying to desperately throw eggs at baby bowser. They also started panicking a lot when mario was off his back. Props for beating it. I know I would've died if he ran at me
I remember when I was really young, I had a nightmare about this boss fight. Everyone in the neighborhood was gone, it was just me. My parents, my sister and my friends were gone, it was just me, alone. Then the TV turned on and I saw Giant Baby Bowser rising from the black foreground. I ran around the neighborhood, running inside the neighbors houses to check if anyone was still around. Every TV I saw was Baby Bowser, coming towards the screen in that eerie way. Every house I looked, noone was there, and he kept coming closer toward the screen. Luckily I woke up before he made it all the way. Regardless, it's amazing how an epic boss fight such as this had such an impact on me!
Being such a person, I dreamed that I was as baby bowser, and I could see the real scarred looks on their faces. I never fought that boss again. But I beat it after I first got a DS.
This and everyone involved with this deserve an award and more. From the plot, to the background, to the MUSIC, to the dynamics, to the stress, to the actual ending. Everything about this was amazing.
I am actually quite glad that the uploader screwed up in the first half of the fight. It shows how easy the first fight is to screw up, and how you need to pay attention and know when to counter-pound. Unlike most youtubers who have to have a PERFECT RUN NO DAMAGE ALL COLLECTIBLES SPEEDRUN THAT BOSS! This uploader shows flaws and takes some time. A+!
Anttjuan Reid I agree to some extent but I wouldn’t discredit people who take the time to no damage these final bosses. If it’s as difficult as you say then it must take quite a bit of time to perfect it
This boss set me up for disappointment with most games I played afterwards... we got Yoshi’s Island bundled with our SNES, our first console on Christmas 1995 (I still have both, of course!). I was 10 years old at the time. I still remember vividly playing the final level and then Baby Bowser. When he was transformed by Kamek, the howling intro to the final boss theme started and he appeared ominously on the TV I was so freaked out. This is what a final boss is meant to be. It was bloody challenging, I spent a couple nights in frustration trying to work out my aim, after the second phase when the ground crumbles away it was panic central. I threw my controller just a few times haha. But the huge satisfaction of beating Baby Bowser and reuniting Mario with his family will stick with me to the day I die. The first game I played right through to the end, and my god was it worth it. The best game on the SNES, and one of the best of all time IMHO,
+Creeper543 It's likely a real piano. SNES sound is made up of sampled audio, so game developers would often record a real instrument playing a few notes, then implement the recordings of those notes into the game's ROM. Then the SNES's sound hardware can play back those notes at different speeds to make music. Like a MIDI or MOD file.
i love how the castle stage is taking place at night and how dawn is breaking just as the final confrontation begins it makes an amazing atmosphere and its really eerie.
I played this game a lot when I was around 4-5 yrs old. Every time I got to this part especially when baby bowser gets big, I would ask my brothers to help me out because I would get terrified. Now my 4 yr old plays the game and asks me for help
@@robertbektas1810 In the perspective of a kid, everything can be equally terrifying, or less. After all, a pre-scholar would not really get what's going on with things like Earthbound or Silent Hill 1 final bosses, and you can't really get scared if you don't understand the horror.
This is a primary example of a final boss DONE RIGHT. The eerie tension of the enviroment, the slowly rising presence of Bowser Jr. In the distance, the heavy metal that plays in contrast to the cutesy music you where used to led to one unforgettable fight.
seeing the rocks fall down with the ABSOLUTELY TERRIFYING MUSIC as he comes out of the shadows, then the intense music as he runs closer and closer to you... heck no
WAY better than the new island! Baby Bowser was harder, hit like a truck and felt oh so satisfying. the ending music gives me goosebumps. I feel like I saved the whole world by saving the bros
The amount of times I have completed this and never realised until now. You don't need to wait until Bowsers mouth opens to chuck the egg in there. Mind blown..
1:49 Aaaaalllright then, the game decided to go apesh*t. Hey, I'm hardened at this point. I'm ready for anything. 2:07 - 2:15 NO WAIT. I LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEED. I WAS NOT. I WAS NOT READY FOR ANYTHING. NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPENOPENOPENOPENOPENOPENOPENOPENOPENOPE. SO MUCH NOPE.
Can we stop for a moment to appreciate how good this gameplay is? well paced, hitting and missing so we can see baby bowser attacks, letting the eggs to fail to let bower get closer, this is a gameplay truly focused on the viewer, not just a simple speedrun like many others. Congrats
For those wondering... Yoshi's New Island's final boss is outright terrible. No challenge. No epic music. And it has the most inane, random "twist" that serves no real purpose. Stick with the original, folks. Yoshi's New Island is just another lackluster 3DS experience.
I agree. I didn't like how they didn't have the rock theme for the new Yoshi's Island and they didn't have baby bowser running towards the screen like they did with this one!
When that pan flute/pipe kicks in at 8:55 I get actual chills and am immediately transported back to when I was 10 years old and beat this game for the first time. I’m 27 now and am trying to hold back tears
5:08 Says the person who tried kidnapping a baby, kidnapping the stork that tried delivering then, and attempting to prevent his brother and an innocent creature from saving him literally 10 times.
itsTawi I realized there is some differences in level designs and I think more levels and don't forget the hub world and when you can see all the castles
@@subjekt0345 yeah the screen resolution and the color palette, and perhaps what @Africa pointed out too, but is it really THAT different? if you don't emulate it you get the best experience, and probably a similar one to the SNES version.
This video game is my definitive nostalgia, I can't watch this Bowser fight without crying, I really don't know why, but it makes me very melancholy, It reminds me of watching my uncle play, I shared many moments with him and video games in my childhood, He is fine, he just made his life, he had a family, he stopped playing and we really separated from what united us, I had a tough childhood, I guess that's why it makes me want to cry...
Ahhh, so many memories. This will a always be my favorite Mario game. The 1st phase was so tricky I remember, but then was easy once you understood what to do.
I wish i could go back to this moment. I lost the first time, and my hands were cold and shaking, and I could feel my heart pounding in my chest. It wasn't even fear, just adrenaline.
Glad to know I wasn't the only one who legitimately scared and terrified of this boss. Comes to show how much of a masterpiece Yoshi's Island is And that ending scene is so heart warming. Baby Mario and Luigi are delivered to their parents with just one final quote. "Heroes are born!!" Then Yoshi's New Island fucked everything up
Ironically enough, even though I’ve never played this game nor watched it in it’s entirety, seeing this instantly tells me that this is one of the best final bosses in any Mario game period and that is right out impactful.
Imagine playing a game that has everything drawn with crayons by some toddler and then turn into absolute hell because of some damn turtle wanting to ride some donkey.
I was 5 when I played this game and use to freak out each time I saw browser getting close i remember one time I threw the remote control in the tv lol
This is my favorite final boss in the super mario series. It's like, the objective was simple (i.e. hit Bowser with the giant egg). But you had so much to juggle while you're doing it! You have to aim correctly, you have to dodge the fireballs, you have to avoid the pits (which get wider), you have to take time off of that to get baby Mario if he falls off, and the more damage you do, the less time you have to do all of this shit before Bowser runs into you! And having that dude run towards you is terrifying! I don't think any of the other boss battles were this tense!
![Super Mario World 2 - Yoshi's Island [Part 53] {Final Stage} 6-8: King Bowser's Castle (100 Points)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DIDeKkogbbs/mqdefault.jpg)
Who else panicked when Bowser started to run faster?
SpinalAlloy ME I was scared I didn’t know how to beat him
When I played on an emulator, heck yeah. Even with cheat codes.
lucag74 ikr
ME
My heart was beating so fast that I almost let him get to me 😰😨😱
Man...I remember panicking like a mofo when he starts running to you.
Yeah
Same. I was like egg! Give me something now!! And kept dying too lol
Yeah
Perfect game design.
This game was the best ever but if I was about to die in ANY level I panicked XD
one of the more epic bowser battles happened all because bowser wanted to ride yoshi
Ikr
😏
Lol lazy adult Bowser has nothing on sleepy, grumpy Baby Bowser
@@CriPastChannel N O
Now that you put it that way....
Parents: Thank you Stork, but Mario and Luigi's parent's are in a different house
Stork: Damnit!!
😂😂😂
The game that no one likes.....
That wasn't canon.
Nobody in their right minds would make that canon
In fact, yoshi's new island never existed. It was a terrible fangame Nintendo DMCA'd 3 seconds after lainch.
When I was little I used to be TERRIFIED of this
I WAS TERRIFIED OF THIS!
oh totally, the game is all cute and cuddly,(mostly) til THIS happens....
Me too
I loved it and the music
who wasnt terrified when bowser gets close to you.
This was really intense for Yoshi's Island. It went from a nice and cute environment to an apocalyptic hell lol. And to me i think the credits after the boss were really beautiful.
This shows just how passionate the creators were. The emotions and the intensity of the music and the gameplay difficulty made these old classics gems that will never be forgotten. Hell, when I have kids you bet I am going to let them experience these old classics.
TheOmgwtfproductions that is one "hell" of a way to describe it hehe
I love the final credits music as well. It felt very rewarding and was a good way to end the game.
TheOmgwtfproductions just like kirby.
TheOmgwtfproductions too bad the updated version assent as awesome..felt watered down in a way. This game was a masterpiece.
One of the best endings to a game I've ever seen.
+Cretium Ahem Superman 64 had a better ending and the best in all of gaming.
+Bulbasaur64
:v
Ah, ruined schmuined. The stork messed up.
I like super mario world better
Ikr
1:58 One of the best intros for Boss Battle! The first time I played it I was really terrified! The music, Baby Bowser getting close, baby Mario crying all the time, constantly receiving attacks and when the rocks shattered the floor was the best! What a perfect game!
*?!HECK YEA!?*👍👌
The music intro scared me so bad as a kid lol it's still scary now
Me encanta ese intro, es aterrador y chido
anyone else scared as fuck when they realized that giant baby bowser was actually getting closer when they first played this game
I was crying when he was infront of my face :/
I freaked out when I died. I thought he was going to come out of the TV when I was a kid.
Yup
yerp
Favillion Bellarion most peaple dont notice it cause there really frustrating
I could never beat this as a kid because of when he turned into fucking Godzilla.
And that haunting soundtrack, WOW.
@Gabriel Prado Same i did at 5 or 4 i dont remember but i remember he was harder when he runs to you
Haunting? That was a kickass soundtrack!
Bowser was always godzilla
I love this backstory for Mario and Bowser... It really explains their hatred for each other in their adult years...
It makes me curious about the Koopa troops backstory before bowser was around. Since Kamek was the original leader way before Bowser was even born, or maybe bowsers parents were?. I always thought Bowser created the Koopa troop but clearly he was just a prodigy to become the new ruler later on once he grew up
@@Gameprojordan Bowser was a prince an Kamek seems like his guardian so I think The Koopa kingdom already existed and Bowser lost his parents at a young age and Kamek raised him
@@GameprojordanI don't think that it was ever implied that Bowser founded his kingdom, and at the end of sunshine, he says "The royal Koopa line is as strong as ever" implying that there was Koopa royalty before him
But then the Mario movie takes that all away
@@huhj304 different continuity
When I was a kid,
getting to this last part of the game was FUCKING EPIC.
Joseph Calabrese agreed 0_0
Same but my bro got angry because i did the boss without him
Beating it >>>>>
and so the Yoshi's risked their lives to save baby mario.
and how does he pay them back? by sacrificing them to jumping to the next platform later on
GarredHATES well, mario does rescue yoshis friends in world, and free him from the egg bowser trapped him in several times, and if you played galaxy 2, you would know that the yoshis never actually die; they turn into an egg and teleport away, but I do see why you might think that.
GarredHATES mario doesnt trow him YOU trow him.
Yoshi would die either way.
@@toastyexe exactly
Game theory lol
The evil glowing eyes, his gargantuan figure, the ominous shadow cast over him from the moon and his insane power (with one roar he can make boulders the size of cars fly up off the ground, that is some DBZ shit right there ...)
Yeah, I was terrified as a child. All the cutesy stuff you have faced off with and then....THIS
And remember it's only a child that can't even pronounce a "r"
It’s kinda similar to a Kirby game. Cutesy throughout most of the game, and then the final boss is scary as hell!
Yeah, the beta version of Bowser was even more frightening.
Check this out. Bit of a meme, but still from the leak. (The sprite I mean.)
ruclips.net/video/teTzsQpWuB4/видео.html
9:07 gives me goosebumps everytime I hear it. This version of the SMB level clear theme is probably the best one.
god as a child i was terrified of this boss. even hearing him now over a decade late, triggers vietnam flashback of bowser
It wasn't scary for me but frustrating trying to line up the egg throws while the boulders fell and took out parts of the floor😂
Now THIS is how you do the final boss of a Yoshi's Island game.
Indeed
Yes
Of any game for that matter
Heck yea
Coming to America in 1996 my parents were poor looking for opportunities. They didn't have much money and we lived in a pretty poor neighborhood were we were robbed on a few occasions. On my 7th birthday they bought my a SNES with this game. This was a big part of my childhood and I wont forget it :')
sobey mian why would u steal, just live an honest life and good things will happen
No. People stole from him.
@@n13475 You are stupid.
@@n13475 people stole from him, he didn't rob anyone
@@n13475Blud can't read
the final battle went from 0 to 100 real fucking quick
This boss looks genuinely terrifying. xD
I know I get really scared when he comes closer xD
if he gets to close he breaks the blocks and you fall to your death
KinKuroi I could
i agree. i hate how he slowly inches towards you...
when he runs.......
This is what final bosses are supposed to be like spot on, the music, the tension ohh my god THE TENSION!! You felt as if you were being challenged all the while crapping your pants. I remember so clearly how scared Baby bowser made me running at the screen but it made it all the more satisfying when i beat it... Nintendo has gone away from this sorta thing. Its time for a comeback, dont baby this generation with bosses like the new yoshi's island 3ds. Allow them the same moving gaming experience us 90s kids had
Sadly, I couldn't experience that because I was born in 1999.
christopher morrone I was bron in 97 but was too poor to afford playstation 1 and so our parents got us a super nintendo but holy shit. I'm so happy I grew up with the super nintendo instead. So many great games including this one.
christopher morrone you still can, get you that Super Nintendo thing they sell with games on it
Although i am from 2001. I get to experience this since i own the actual games haha.
Good thing I grew up with Kirby super star ultra
Giga Baby Bowser: Gimme dah fawkin donkey.
The first final boss I ever beat and the first game I ever finished by myself 23ish years ago.
Pure. Freaking. Nostalgia.
Yo, this boss fight scared the shit out of me when I was a baby.
IKR
same
That boss fight scared the bananas out of me when I was just a little kid.
I straight up died when he turn into giant. Little kid me just panic so badly back then lol
Simple objective, little skill needed, STRESSFUL AS FUCK.
This part worried me so much as a kid!! Had my dad come in the room I think once. When he starts charging fast and getting close!! Haha memories
the whole ending always gets me tearing up after bowser is taken to the moon. such a great game and ending + music
And then new Island screwed the ending of this game up the butt.
I know right
this is musch better than the 3ds Version!
The 3DS version was simply a cash-in to the name and gameplay. If you haven't played the actual game yet, you're missing out big time.
i played the real Thing twenty yrs ago ;-)
nikozua Lucky. I played the GBA port where you can barely see anything, and then I just emulated the SNES version
exactly
nikozua the remake is just advanced graphics but had minor differences. I wonder why Bowser doesn't come running at you like a stampede on crack in the remake. The most likely theory is that it was too scary for a E rated game.
The menacing yellow eyes. The humongous size. The speed he has when running at you. Its all terrifying
1:38
Kamek:- "Yoshi, y u do dis?"
Yoshi : *lolface*
In no way did the remake ever outclass the original. You can't beat such an amazing game. Pretty much my childhood
New Island is a sequel, if you say remake people are gonna think you're referring to the GBA version. Then again even that's only port.
Also I agree, New Island was shit IMO.
That Guy Who Sleeps in the Hood of Your Car Amen to that. I thought it would be pretty good. But the whole thing was terrible throughout, almost same format
@@NoriakiCuckyoin wasn’t it a midquel since it took place before yoshis island DS?
Man you could really tell that the player was panicking because they started jumping everywhere and trying to desperately throw eggs at baby bowser. They also started panicking a lot when mario was off his back. Props for beating it. I know I would've died if he ran at me
This was undoubtedly one of the greatest boss fight song tracks ever
I remember when I was really young, I had a nightmare about this boss fight.
Everyone in the neighborhood was gone, it was just me. My parents, my sister and my friends were gone, it was just me, alone. Then the TV turned on and I saw Giant Baby Bowser rising from the black foreground. I ran around the neighborhood, running inside the neighbors houses to check if anyone was still around. Every TV I saw was Baby Bowser, coming towards the screen in that eerie way. Every house I looked, noone was there, and he kept coming closer toward the screen. Luckily I woke up before he made it all the way. Regardless, it's amazing how an epic boss fight such as this had such an impact on me!
Thats sad :(
I'm posting as Shelly but my real name is Maggie. I may be 13, but I get frightened by this sometime.
Being such a person, I dreamed that I was as baby bowser, and I could see the real scarred looks on their faces. I never fought that boss again. But I beat it after I first got a DS.
Oh God, I had nightmares like that too
Did you at least hear the kickass music?
When that guitar part started I got chills, man. That was so damn epic
Did you know Baby bowser goes backwards when you hover on the screen for too long
Ahh this boss gave me sooo many nightmares when I was a kid
+Eggdrasil Warthog ahh :( me too... this was so scary to me...
+Eggdrasil Warthog same bro but i love the music
This is why it's my favorite Mario game
This is why it's my favorite Mario game
This is why it's my favorite Mario game
This and everyone involved with this deserve an award and more. From the plot, to the background, to the MUSIC, to the dynamics, to the stress, to the actual ending. Everything about this was amazing.
I am actually quite glad that the uploader screwed up in the first half of the fight. It shows how easy the first fight is to screw up, and how you need to pay attention and know when to counter-pound.
Unlike most youtubers who have to have a PERFECT RUN NO DAMAGE ALL COLLECTIBLES SPEEDRUN THAT BOSS! This uploader shows flaws and takes some time. A+!
Natalie Meyers I completely agree with you.
Anttjuan Reid I agree to some extent but I wouldn’t discredit people who take the time to no damage these final bosses. If it’s as difficult as you say then it must take quite a bit of time to perfect it
1:32 YES HE HAS BEEN DEAFETED
1:36 Wait what you doing......
2:14 oh...my...god
Lol
4:13 *HOLY SHIT RUN!!*
This boss set me up for disappointment with most games I played afterwards... we got Yoshi’s Island bundled with our SNES, our first console on Christmas 1995 (I still have both, of course!). I was 10 years old at the time. I still remember vividly playing the final level and then Baby Bowser. When he was transformed by Kamek, the howling intro to the final boss theme started and he appeared ominously on the TV I was so freaked out. This is what a final boss is meant to be. It was bloody challenging, I spent a couple nights in frustration trying to work out my aim, after the second phase when the ground crumbles away it was panic central. I threw my controller just a few times haha. But the huge satisfaction of beating Baby Bowser and reuniting Mario with his family will stick with me to the day I die. The first game I played right through to the end, and my god was it worth it. The best game on the SNES, and one of the best of all time IMHO,
I remember getting to this stage when I was 6 or 7, and I started freaking out when Bowser started getting closer.
me when I was little. at 1:36 "Yay! I beat the final boss!", at 2:10 "HOLY SH*T!"
Jet012
My thoughts exactly
IKR
Sameee
I thought I was alone
Yoshi at the wreckage: ooo eee ooo aaa aaa ting tang walla walla bing bang
6:50 The piano sounds really good for being 16-bit and all :P
*****
Is it just my or does 16-Bit heavy metal always sound good XD Because the Giant Baby Bowser theme in this game also sounds good :P
+Creeper543 It's likely a real piano. SNES sound is made up of sampled audio, so game developers would often record a real instrument playing a few notes, then implement the recordings of those notes into the game's ROM. Then the SNES's sound hardware can play back those notes at different speeds to make music. Like a MIDI or MOD file.
+Creeper543 2:25 what happens when Bowser doesn't get a ride.
Did you hear castlelvania
This game has such great graphics. I'm still at awe when I see this.
9:06
What a touching ending. I'm so glad it wasn't retconned just for a godawful sequel a decade later!
Ya mean Yoshi’s New Island?
This credits in this game really showcases the audio capabilities of the SNES. Can't wait for the new game that's coming out :)
So u r disappointed now right? XD
@@Jeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet LOL XD
i love how the castle stage is taking place at night and how dawn is breaking just as the final confrontation begins it makes an amazing atmosphere and its really eerie.
I played this game a lot when I was around 4-5 yrs old. Every time I got to this part especially when baby bowser gets big, I would ask my brothers to help me out because I would get terrified. Now my 4 yr old plays the game and asks me for help
The real enemy during this fight was depth perception.
The best game of my childhood!!! :D
i'm sorry if I get disagreed but this final boss battle is quite simply the most terrifying boss ever in any game
HAHAHAHSHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH Look at earthbounds final boss
MrFoxboss calm down young man. But yeah this is only scary from a nostalgia perspective
@@robertbektas1810 In the perspective of a kid, everything can be equally terrifying, or less.
After all, a pre-scholar would not really get what's going on with things like Earthbound or Silent Hill 1 final bosses, and you can't really get scared if you don't understand the horror.
Dexuz well eerie music breathing sounds with embryos would probably scare the shit out of a kid.
Earthbound:ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT?
This is still the coolest final boss a mario game has ever had in my opinion.
This is a primary example of a final boss DONE RIGHT. The eerie tension of the enviroment, the slowly rising presence of Bowser Jr. In the distance, the heavy metal that plays in contrast to the cutesy music you where used to led to one unforgettable fight.
seeing the rocks fall down with the ABSOLUTELY TERRIFYING MUSIC as he comes out of the shadows, then the intense music as he runs closer and closer to you... heck no
The theme from this boss is so heavy
Admit it. The final boss music is epic.
The wave of nostalgia almost made me cry... GREAT GAME :'))))
WAY better than the new island! Baby Bowser was harder, hit like a truck and felt oh so satisfying. the ending music gives me goosebumps. I feel like I saved the whole world by saving the bros
Chris Corman and he charged like a rugby player on anabolic steroids XD
4:39 bro thats close enough back up that would've terrified me as a kid
So this is what happens when Yoshi doesn’t let Baby Bowser ride the Yosh.
Me?
Tbh I thought this was horrifying as a kid, seeing a giant bowser just sprinting toward me about to meet my demise... took me days to beat this btw
It only makes sense that the green Yoshi who started the whole adventure is the one who reunited the Bros.
4:03 oh this doesn't seem too ba- OH HE'S MAD!!! NO STEP BACK PLEASE!!!!!!!!
I remember playing the GBA version of this game! This battle was so intense!
The amount of times I have completed this and never realised until now. You don't need to wait until Bowsers mouth opens to chuck the egg in there. Mind blown..
To this day, this is still the best final battle in a main series Mario game!
YES
1:49
Aaaaalllright then, the game decided to go apesh*t. Hey, I'm hardened at this point. I'm ready for anything.
2:07 - 2:15
NO WAIT. I LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEED. I WAS NOT. I WAS NOT READY FOR ANYTHING. NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPENOPENOPENOPENOPENOPENOPENOPENOPENOPE. SO MUCH NOPE.
xD
This is JAWNTRAWN *awkward ech*
pretty much ne
+Richie K *me
Im a brave boy....
Not brave enough for THIS
Can we stop for a moment to appreciate how good this gameplay is? well paced, hitting and missing so we can see baby bowser attacks, letting the eggs to fail to let bower get closer, this is a gameplay truly focused on the viewer, not just a simple speedrun like many others. Congrats
*Bowser starts running*
*Kid Me* INSTANT HEART ATTACK!
For those wondering... Yoshi's New Island's final boss is outright terrible.
No challenge. No epic music. And it has the most inane, random "twist" that serves no real purpose.
Stick with the original, folks. Yoshi's New Island is just another lackluster 3DS experience.
Ugh... that final boss was awful! No effort was put into that final boss at all.
Jonnathan Sosa "Watch me jump up and down ! Agrougrou I'm a baddie !"
Maxim Lechevallier Yeah Bowser pretty much just want to prove people that he can do jumping jacks, but at the same time fails to do so XD
I agree. I didn't like how they didn't have the rock theme for the new Yoshi's Island and they didn't have baby bowser running towards the screen like they did with this one!
And when adult bowser came, that was just downright random
The best video game ever created 🏆
Nostalgic. This is one of the most epic final bosses in videogame history. And the ending is really exciting. Always makes me cry like a baby
I always cry too TwT
When that pan flute/pipe kicks in at 8:55 I get actual chills and am immediately transported back to when I was 10 years old and beat this game for the first time. I’m 27 now and am trying to hold back tears
Awesome!!! The best Mario boss I had ever seen!
You can say that again
lol
*Yoshi
wait to see Bowser's Fury
I just relived one of the most exciting parts of my childhood video game phase and I thank you for that xD
Fun fact, giant Baby Bowser isn’t a sprite, he’s part of the background :)
Now this, this is what you call a REAL final boss. 👏🔥
I've got goosebumps. I loved this game so much as a kid.
This battle seems like a kid's version of Giygas
That’s exactly what I was thinking
Earthbound reference
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When I played this as a child, this bossfight made my heart beat extremely fast..
Wow,Brings soo much memories,One of my all time fav childhood VGs!!!
This game had some of the most creative boss battles in the history of gaming
5:08 Says the person who tried kidnapping a baby, kidnapping the stork that tried delivering then, and attempting to prevent his brother and an innocent creature from saving him literally 10 times.
always impressed to see how a 2d SNES game can have a 3D like boss-fight. beautiful relief effect
just watching this boss battle made me realize"go get this game now!!" and i did!! i spent $55 on this lol
Worth. Every. Penny.
Kind felt stupid afterwords cause they made a profit off me in a mom and pop store cause online its around $35 smh :( lol
+Hector Leon hector I bought it for wii u on the store and it was 3$ xD
+Champion Benjamin laugh it off will you? lol
I laid 4 bucks for an emulator but not the same experience without the controller.
snes ver.>gba ver.
もも no difference
itsTawi I realized there is some differences in level designs and I think more levels and don't forget the hub world and when you can see all the castles
@@subjekt0345 yeah the screen resolution and the color palette, and perhaps what @Africa pointed out too, but is it really THAT different? if you don't emulate it you get the best experience, and probably a similar one to the SNES version.
still have this game and my super Nintendo, thanks for nostalgic video
I love how in this game you didn’t lose from health or armor etc. You lost because you failed to protect baby Mario
This video game is my definitive nostalgia, I can't watch this Bowser fight without crying, I really don't know why, but it makes me very melancholy, It reminds me of watching my uncle play, I shared many moments with him and video games in my childhood, He is fine, he just made his life, he had a family, he stopped playing and we really separated from what united us, I had a tough childhood, I guess that's why it makes me want to cry...
5:24
Stork: I’m getting hanged help me it hurts
Yoshi: naw imma dance for a bit
Ahhh, so many memories. This will a always be my favorite Mario game. The 1st phase was so tricky I remember, but then was easy once you understood what to do.
That was painful because I remember the anxiety when Bowser gets that close....
I wish i could go back to this moment. I lost the first time, and my hands were cold and shaking, and I could feel my heart pounding in my chest. It wasn't even fear, just adrenaline.
Glad to know I wasn't the only one who legitimately scared and terrified of this boss. Comes to show how much of a masterpiece Yoshi's Island is
And that ending scene is so heart warming. Baby Mario and Luigi are delivered to their parents with just one final quote. "Heroes are born!!"
Then Yoshi's New Island fucked everything up
The ending was so amazing and the music was emotional .
The fact how baby Mario didn’t care
Ironically enough, even though I’ve never played this game nor watched it in it’s entirety, seeing this instantly tells me that this is one of the best final bosses in any Mario game period and that is right out impactful.
Imagine playing a game that has everything drawn with crayons by some toddler and then turn into absolute hell because of some damn turtle wanting to ride some donkey.
I was 5 when I played this game and use to freak out each time I saw browser getting close i remember one time I threw the remote control in the tv lol
I used to get scared of this boss when I was like 6
This is my favorite final boss in the super mario series. It's like, the objective was simple (i.e. hit Bowser with the giant egg). But you had so much to juggle while you're doing it! You have to aim correctly, you have to dodge the fireballs, you have to avoid the pits (which get wider), you have to take time off of that to get baby Mario if he falls off, and the more damage you do, the less time you have to do all of this shit before Bowser runs into you! And having that dude run towards you is terrifying!
I don't think any of the other boss battles were this tense!