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oh. OK, I get it. Thanks! [[User:Maxlover2|Max2]] | oh. OK, I get it. Thanks! [[User:Maxlover2|Max2]] | ||
Yeah. Koops refers to him as "King Bowser" in The Thousand Yead Door, meaning that while he is indeed the King of all Koopas, not all of them serve him. And I think Count Bleck should be in this category. After all, when he was Blumiere he was the Prince of the Trible Darkness. [[User:King Boo|The King of Spooks]] | |||
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Are the Koopalings royalty? Max2
Yup. - Ultimatetoad
??? how??? Max2
As there the children of a king, I would assume they would be counted as princes and a princess. -- Sir Grodus
I thought "King" Bowser was just the leader of the Koopa Troop, since some Koopas (Koops, Kooper, Kolorado) and other "enemies" (Goombario, Watt, etc.) aren't directly in Bowser's control. Max2
I don't think he rules over all the Koopas and other creatures, some could have defected from his rule for a more peaceful life. -- Sir Grodus
oh. OK, I get it. Thanks! Max2
Yeah. Koops refers to him as "King Bowser" in The Thousand Yead Door, meaning that while he is indeed the King of all Koopas, not all of them serve him. And I think Count Bleck should be in this category. After all, when he was Blumiere he was the Prince of the Trible Darkness. The King of Spooks
