Karma comes full circle.

This is brilliant!

If she still retains her strength couldn't she just free herself?

You_Will_Fear_my_Laser_Nipples said:

If she still retains her strength couldn't she just free herself?

Bowsette could though but then again artist interpretation of the Super Crown nerfing her monstrous strength because of being female.

Is it a strength thing or a mass thing here, though?

Edit: Am I seriously trying to bring more details into a discussion about how a princess with superhuman strength would wrestle a bipedal dragon-turtle?

Well, Mario can pick up, swing, and launch Bowser dozens of feet in games like Mario 64 in spite of Bowser being several times his size and mass, so it's obviously not just mass or even strength, alone. I think it's better to just consider it a factor of "as strong as the plot demands".

I can't unsee that the artist forgot to add the Bowser crown on Bowser-Peach.

Then again, seeing how Peach tries to change back, could be interesting, too.

rpgman1 said:

Bowsette could though but then again artist interpretation of the Super Crown nerfing her monstrous strength because of being female.

That or the bs rule of reformed villain's getting a power nerf also.

rpgman1 said:

Bowsette could though but then again artist interpretation of the Super Crown nerfing her monstrous strength because of being female.

And here I thought it was because Bowser was -!turned into Princess Peach!- and not straight genderswapped. Princess Peach doesn't have monstrous strength, hence Bowsette doesn't have monstrous strength.

But why use logic when we can slander the artist with such ugly accusations.