Paper Mario The Thousand Year Door Gloomtail Boss Fight - How to Beat Gloomtail - Nintendo Switch

Check out my Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door Gloomtail Boss Fight for the Nintendo Switch remake to see how to beat the big dragon.
If you thought that Hooktail was tough, her older sister Gloomtail takes things to the next level. She hits harder and has way more health, so it takes a little more to beat her. The video should give you a few plays to run and the kind of best character strategy to use.
See my full Chapter 8 walkthrough guide at • Paper Mario The Thousa... once you've defeated Gloomtail. After the dragon, you'll have a couple more bosses to face, along with some puzzles, before you take on the final boss, The Shadow Queen.
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[@WordPlayer7]

I love the use of the Shadow Queen's motif at the beginning -- the music in this game is so dynamic! They really killed it with this remake!

[@Thatreal_guy]

I feel so bad not fighting the boss the intended way I just charged like 5 times the used the power up special attack then the power bounce to basically instakill gloomtail

[@Dragon359]

Unfortunately TTYD suffers (in both formats, GC and Switch) from being ridiculously overpowered from badges and the star abilities, if the player knows how to manipulate them properly. That's really the only criticism I can give the game though, it's really fun otherwise, and it goes without saying that the music is so dang good.

[@Thatreal_guy]

@Dragon359 yep I agree about the music especially the remade versions in the remake they did the moon base theme real good