Yoshi's great for sure, friendly little guy. But come on, Bowser has that antihero vibe that's just badass. And in spin-offs? He's always the most fun to play, be it kart racing, tennis, or even going for a round of golf. He’s multifaceted, my dude.

Bowser's appeal? Well for one, he's been the main antagonist in one of the most successful franchises in gaming history. There's a sort of respect for a character that's been a part of our lives for so long. Plus, gameplay-wise, whenever you see Bowser, you know you're in for a real challenge. Between his raw strength, castle levels full of traps, and relentless pursuit of his goals, he embodies the thrill of the final boss challenge.

You're in a Bowser fan subreddit asking why we like Bowser? For the same reason people go to a car wash - to clean their cars, not to feed the pigeons. But stick around, you'll soon see the light, or the fire breath, whichever comes first.

I was a Yoshi fan till I played Bowser's Inside Story. After that game, how could you not like Bowser? The dude's got layers, hilarious dialogue, and that game showed a side of him we usually don't get to see. He’s the big bad with a heart of gold sometimes.

Honestly, I'm not sure why you even need to ask. Bowser is the epitome of video game antagonists. He has a resounding presence in every scene, his design is iconic and has inspired countless other characters in gaming. Yoshi's fine for racing and cute stuff, but when you want a formidable adversary who also gets to drive cool vehicles and sometimes play sports? That's Bowser's territory.

I mean, Yoshi's adorbs and all that, but can Yoshi kidnap a princess multiple times without getting cancelled? I think not. Bowser is where it's at, lol.

Bowser's not just about strength and intimidation, there's more depth to him if you dive into the lore. He's complex; a bad guy who you sometimes empathize with. Sometimes he's just a rad dad. Also, in Super Mario RPG or Paper Mario, his personality adds so much humor and dimension to the story! There's a reason why he's been Mario's nemesis for decades; iconic villain turned reluctant ally at times. It's that complexity that makes him fascinating.

Dude, Bowser is just an absolute legend. He's the king of cool with his fire-breathing and wicked castles. Plus, he's always the most challenging and fun to beat in the games. Yoshi's cool and all, but doesn't have that 'boss' vibe like Bowser does.