Luigi gained Bowser's respect after their fight. Bowser learned an important fact. Even if he somehow manages to defeat Mario, he knows he'll have to deal with Luigi. The man in Green that beat Bowser in his own dream. It is from that point onward that Bowser shows his respect to Luigi, by adressing him by his name. No longer Green Stache. No, Luigi.
As we all know Luigi has shown to be slightly jealous of Mario at times (as he admits in Paper Mario), he loves his brother very much and looks up to him as a positive role model But in this game Luigi shows no act of jealousy and does everything he can in battle because of his brotherly love towards Mario He doesn’t care about being younger or anything else he only cares about his brothers safety He cares so much that he literally unleashed some hidden dream powers just to protect mario
Even in his dreams, Luigi is still Luigi. These god-like powers that he unleashes to distort reality and bend the physical limits of dreams is but a brother’s love. These power stem from Luigi’s will to be there for Mario, like he has always done for him. It’s beautiful
I really like them too, however due to how difficult they were for me I always had an absurd anxiety before and during those battles. 😅 Especially Bowser’s.
@@user-1mc0n4us.ed-_- Somehow, Bowser's fight was easy as hell for me. At least in comparison to the Zeekeeper's fight. That one was just so bad for me.
@@fireballplayer0442 I couldn’t beat the game due to the bad gyro controls when you have to send the sized up star to bower while he launches fireballs at you
@@ikoniful3984 that must have sucked. 😓 I genuinely feel bad for you. Not getting to beat the game due to gyro controls not working properly. Certainly that wasn’t one of the best moves for Nintendo to pull off then.
I had a pretty hard time with that bowser fight is was very hard the first time even now the bowser fight is still one of the hardest fights I've ever faced.
It's actually weird how difficult the game can be at times, given how the tutorials make you feel like the game was intended for children who never owned a game before. I legit didn't game over once in Superstar Saga, Partners in Time and Bowser's Inside Story (excluding the challenge rematches), but I died multiple times in Dream Team even with Badge healing and being overleveled
@@solidzack fr bro like i deadass had to turn on ez mode (this was when i was younger). im playing superstar saga on an emulator rn and difficulty spikes r present, but not as much as dream team
Very few moments in games top what I felt playing this back when I was 14, seeing the dream stone spirit fly into the background absorbing all the pieces, watching this figure being built. The graphics change as it drops down revealing the size of this giant robot, knocking out the whole stack of luiginary clones, while the sole Dreamy Luigi is seen understandably cowering in the corner, but it's not like every other moment no, somethings different, he's glowing, same as the L on his hat in the real world. Dreambert trying to call to him realizes it's no use and as a last ditch effort attempts to call for help from Starlow. Game tells you to tap around the sleeping Luigi's body to see if anything happens, you tap the L, suddenly a couple luiginary clones come flying in, then you hold down the L some more, suddenly a flurry of clones races in to help, all while exclaiming they gotta help Mario. The screen then rotates, "take our your stylus", press start, and let the giant battle begin. TL;DR I really liked these battles
I remember when I first picked up the game on launch day I got to that part and thought that It would be another regular boss fight so I saved it for the next day and my mind was blown
You hear this Bop when you Fight: A Drill Robot A Volcano Apartments GayFC (KFC X LGBT for the Marshmallows) That One Turtle/Dragon Guy that's been terrorizing you since the '80s and holds *NO* Reference to the Last Installation of the Subseries (Yes I consider Mario&Luigi to be a Subseries because it's mostly canon to the Original Series, it just branches out and reconnects after PJ)
Just now realizing how genius the name is: The theme for when you size up-as in provoke or challenge- your enemy, which is exactly what these fights are all about, luigi rising to meet the challenge, or for when your enemy literally sizes up
@@hankjwinbletompokemontrain8449 I would give up my first shiny for a game like that and that's no small sacrifice Purple rain (kyogre) and I have been together since gen 3
Mario and Luigi dream team was the first game I had on my 3ds, and with that first impression I thought at first that it was like the DS, only able to have limited 3D in the background or whatever. Then the giant battles happen and absolutely blow my mind, showing visuals I didn’t even think were possible on a handheld. The sheer scale of the fight and the detail they were able to get was wild to me. They got the characters to look like the illustrations but in 3D! That’s not even mentioning how epic the actual fights were, they really nailed the cinematic feel
Absolutely agree… I played it when I just a kid when it came out, but returning to play the game again for the sake of nostalgia a decade later really made me appreciate and admire the insane 3D graphics Dream Team’s giant battle system had… it really was ahead of its time…
The title of this song is actually a bit of a pun. To "size up" something is to get an estimate of its strength, or how much of a threat it is. But you're also facing an enemy with a size that has been upped.
One of the very few compliments I can give Paper Jam: It brought back Giant Luigi in the form of a Bros Attack. That’s a genuinely nice homage to its infinitely superior predecessor.
i'm coming back here after beating giant bowser in the game. i wanted to play this game so much when i was younger, but i couldn't because i didn't have a 3ds. but now i have a pc that is able to emulate a 3ds. and when i ran dream team and it actually ran well made so happy you wouldn't believe it, a game that i wanted to run so much when i was younger, now running just fine on my new pc! and i enjoyed the game too! that's the best part. i was so excited to see the first giant battle, that i literally didn't sleep just to fight him. almost felt like i was 6 or 7 again, i never had the same kind of excitement with any game except dream team. and now going through the game that i never thought i would be able to play. it just feels amazing, and realizing the fact that i am fighting the last giant battle boss already, is amazing.
I'll one up Zeekeeper with Giant boss gauntlet Zeekeeper bro does like half your health in one hit and then after you get sent down to like no health then you gotta do bower no hit and gotta pray he doesn't use shy guy swarm on his first gate turn.
I still remember back in 2013 when little info about this game had been released, and this Bowser battle was shown. Luigi vs Bowser is something no one expected. Absolutely better done than in BiS.
These were epic, but i swear if i meet the guy that programmed drill stomp I will clock upside the head with every ounce of strength i have for programming that impossible attack. Aside from that and the aggressive tutorials this game is great.
@@Aquaviousyuri i see. Let's just say the franchise easily gives Mario a run for its money in terms of music. I made myself a playlist with game music I unironically listen to while working or just relaxing and Pokémon occupies a lot of the list, followed by various Mario music and a few Sonic themes too. If I had to recommend a Pokémon game just by the music alone I'd say Pokémon Platinum has the best Route themes, Pokémon Black/White 2 the best City themes and Pokémon HeartGold/SoulSilver the best battle themes (with Black/White 2 being outstanding in all 3 categories), although pretty much all of the games have some absolute gems.
Size Up Your Enemy - Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Music Robo-Drilldigger (Dreamy Dozing Sands) Mount Pajamaja (Dreamy Mount Pajamaja) Earthwake (Dreamy Wakeport) Zeekeeper (Dreamy Somnom Woods) Giant Bowser (Dreamy Neo Bowser Castle) Robo-Drilldigger X (Dreamy Dozing Sands) Mount Pajamaja X (Dreamy Mount Pajamaja) Earthwake X (Dreamy Wakeport) Zeekeeper X (Dreamy Somnom Woods) Giant Bowser X (Dreamy Neo Bowser Castle)
the giant battles in this game were so much better than the ones in Inside story, im glad they took a lot of things from Inside story and made them so much better, like the badges
Aw man, I remember when I played this game when I was younger and was stuck on the Bird guy (I forgot his name please don't murder me) then I tried to get my dad to help me once before I went to bed, but then I stayed up late and actually beat him, then in the morning I got busted because my dad saw I wasn't stuck on him anymore. Good times
It really warmed my heart to see how much Luigi cared about his brother. . . Especially with that moment where you go deep into Luigi's thoughts to see messages saying that "big bro"'s the best. . .
Level 6 of Galacton's Madness. (A playlist designed to let your anger out at certain levels and keep the people around you aware of how angry you are) ru-vid.com/group/PLQORk79NsNvZRMq-1mjUUc4ogTDq7jIkS&feature=shared
I really liked the Giant Battles in this game more than Bowser's Inside Story. I think I felt the weight and impact of the attacks more in this game compared to the other one.
I just realized the leitmotif of this is strikingly similar to the Gurren Lagann eyecatcher. If intentional, that would be such an insane reference considering these battles are legit just something straight out of Gurren Lagann. If not, it would such an insane coincidence.
*Zeekeeper and Bowser are my favourite giant bosses in this game the other 80% suck! Funny how the bosses with the WORST CONTROLS when Zeekeeper forces you to enter that portal and when you and Bowser are spinning!*
