Bowser Video Archive

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This post hopes to be a resource for quickly finding footage of Bowser for analysis or combo video reasons. Each name on this list is clickable and will lead to a playlist. I will try to keep this updated, but obviously that will be hard-- if there are notable matches missing from the playlists, you can message me and I'll get it added ASAP.

Matchup Playlists:
(70) Bowser vs Fox
(29) Bowser vs Marth
(67) Bowser vs Falco
(12) Bowser vs Jigglypuff
(38) Bowser vs Sheik
(23) Bowser vs Captain Falcon
(15) Bowser vs Peach
(3) Bowser vs Ice Climbers
(14) Bowser vs Samus
(6) Bowser vs Luigi
(2) Bowser vs Pikachu
(3) Bowser vs Yoshi
(13) Bowser vs Ganon
(3) Bowser vs Dr. Mario
(11) Bowser vs Mario
(1) Bowser vs Young Link
(6) Bowser vs Donkey Kong
(6) Bowser vs Link
(2) Bowser vs Mr. Game and Watch
(1) Bowser vs Pichu
(10) Bowser vs Mewtwo
(1) Bowser vs Zelda
(3) Bowser vs Ness
(3) Bowser vs Roy
(2) Bowser vs Kirby
(10) Bowser vs Bowser

Playlists by player:
(55) Warriorknight
(43) Gimpyfish
(13) Gojira
(54) DJ Nintendo
(25) Eikelmann
(6) Arash
(6) CAOTIC
(11) MagnuM
(14) Stockholm Syndrome
(29) Synnett

Misc. Playlists:
(11) Combo Videos

Comments

  1. UnknownSeptember 29, 2019 at 2:23 PM

    Much love, getting started on my vid analysis! Got a link to a good gif capture so I can turn parts into clips to share in the discord?

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