Bowser is King Koopa, King Koopa is Bowser. RELATED: "Watch Jack Black get tricked into dressing as Bowser on 'The Kelly Clarkson Show'" Is there a difference between King Koopa and Bowser?
At the moment, an as-yet-unnamed “Former King Koopa” does not exist. If there was, they were deposed by Bowser. Canon suggests that there was no King of the Koopa before him. He took the title of “King Koopa” for himself. His father could have been named Phillip.Īn alternative provided by the first animated series suggests that Bowser seized power. Because of Junior, Bowser would be Bowser I, and not “King Bowser VII” or anything like that. There is a Bowser Junior in the mix too, so “Bowser” likes his name enough to slap it on a kid. Whoever Bowser’s father/dad/progenitor was could have been a King before passing the title down. He has “Koopalings” himself, so he may have been one himself at some point. Basically, his name could be Phillip, and he’d still be King Koopa.īowser may be a descendant in a long line of Koopa Kings. Bowser is his personal name, and “King Koopa” or “King of the Koopa” is his title. “King Koopa” and “Bowser” are the same character. (So they vote for Kings in his subterranean hellhole? That’s a question for another time.) Is King Koopa Bowser’s dad?
A big sign that says “Vote Koopa” can be seen in many scenes. movie, Dennis Hopper plays “King Koopa” and he never goes by the name Bowser. Do the Mario! That has nothing to do with Bowser, but if you remember it, now it's in your head too. That show notably featured "Captain" Lou Albano in live-action segments singing and dancing to the Mario music, and now “Swing your arms from side to side…” is in our heads. Super Show! also called the character King Koopa. The soup/rice treat is referred to as “Kuppa” in Japan.īowser’s “King Koopa” moniker came early, with him being referred to in instruction manuals as “Bowser, King of the Koopa.” The must-see-immediately-after-school animated series The Super Mario Bros. Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto has said that he took the name “Koopa” from a Korean dish called Gukbap. The “Koopa” beings have been a part of the Mario mythos for as long as we can remember.
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