#Super mario rpg mallow series

Bowser - The King of the Koopas reluctantly allies with Mario against Smithy.He shoots projectiles from the doll's arms and wields devastating non-elemental spells. Geno - A spirit from the Star Road who has taken residence in the body of a doll.He can control the weather to use elemental magic and heal his allies.

Mallow - A tadpole from Tadpole Pond, he is later revealed as the prince of Nimbus Land.

His magic attacks involve his signature jumps and fireballs. He uses powerful attacks, hitting his enemies with various Hammers, Koopa Shells or simply his hands.

Mario - Heroic plumber from the Mario series.

Numerous minigames and puzzles are also present. Enemies are visible and engage Mario when touched. It has many jumping puzzles, including navigating moving platforms and leaping around stage elements to access new areas. Outside of combat the game is a 2.5 isometric format with platforming elements. The characters each have abilities and stat distributions based on Final Fantasy jobs Mallow for example is similar to a Black Mage, with low physical stats and HP but powerful elemental magic. Three party members enter battle at a time, the player swapping out characters between fights, but Mario must always be in the party. Special attacks consume Flower Points (FP), similar to MP. As the player defeats enemies, characters level up, gain stats, and learn new special attacks. Characters can each equip a weapon, a piece of armor, and an accessory. Characters use normal attacks, special attacks, items, and defend commands, each tied to one of the four main SNES controller buttons. Super Mario RPG uses turn-based RPG gameplay.

#Super mario rpg mallow series

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