While seemingly Fury Bowser attacks at random, the Bowser amiibo actually gives the player control over when Bowser attacks. Throughout Bowser's Fury, Fury Bowser will appear, wreaking havoc across Lake Lapcat, bringing plenty of chaos in his wake. In Bowser's Fury, players are constantly attacked by Fury Bowser, a demonic kaiju-sized version of the already threatening monster. The main Mario bad guy in Mario's life for the last 35 years is back as, you guessed it, the villain of Bowser's Fury. The amiibo releases along with the game, so be sure to grab an amiibo along with your copy of Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury. Pretty sweet, right? With it, enemies are no longer a threat, in fact, nothing is a threat (except if you fall off the stage, of course).

The White Cat Suit makes the player fully invincible. Tapping the Cat Mario amiibo will provide the player with the rarest power-up in the game - the invincible White Cat Suit. Cat Mario is at the top of our list because not only is he adorable but he's also incredibly useful. The Super Bell power-up transforms the portly plumber into a full-blown feline, complete with a claw swipe, dive, and the ability to climb up walls.Īll of those abilities make a return in the Switch version, though there are some differences when compared to the Wii U version.

A full-grown man with a mustache in a cat suit should elicit groans, but Nintendo managed to find a way to make us all go 'aww.' Cat Meow-rio, or Cat Mario, was introduced in Super Mario 3D World when it first debuted on the Wii U.

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