This fight also lets you use Watt to her full potential, as she pierces the tank's defenses. His tank has a lightbulb on the back that you can choose to destroy, or just continue damaging him.
First, you have to go through increasingly more difficult waves of Shy Guys, until you can fight General Guy directly. Once you knock their tower over, you have to rush to defeat them before they recover and stack up again.
The Koopa Bros battle is fun for its hilarious first phase, awesome theme song, and seeing the four Koopa Bros team up against you. Chapter 7 is also very memorable, thanks to its interesting locales and events, having some of the game's best tracks, the Crystal Palace dungeon, and of course, its boss fight at the end against the Crystal King. Chapter 4, with its very unique toybox aesthetic, the introduction of one of the most useful partners, and having one of the most fun boss fights in the game at the end. It's also one of the most creative levels in the game, in terms of both story structure and gameplay, with its mid-point dungeon full of ghost puzzles, castle with an invincible Advancing Boss of Doom, and even a cute fake-out boss fight for the finale. Chapter 3 - courtesy of all the Creepy Awesome goings-on in both Forever Forest and Gusty Gulch, as well as introducing one of the most- Ensemble Dark Horse Partners in the series - is this for the Nightmare Fetishists. While the layout not being as confusing and the chapter itself being quite short are saving graces, the level design can be boringly linear and a player may have issues remembering what each of the Toy Box's stations encompass in terms of points of interest. Chapter 4 has more or less the same problem of backtracking Fetch Quests while a very annoying tune plays over the whole thing. Justified in that Monstar turns out to be a group of tiny Star Kids who are pretending to be a ghost to pull off a mild "Scooby-Doo" Hoax. 
It's a scary-looking creature with attack power that even Goombario can't list who wields an extremely flashy and powerful-looking magic spell.that does exactly one point of damage.
Invoked with Monstar, who is fought in Shiver Snowfield. Even if the buds do attack, they spit out Petit Piranhas that wait a turn before attacking, which is easier to deal with than their normal attacks in the first phase. The second phase is supposed to be harder, but any water/ice attack will stun Lava Piranha and the Lava Buds for a few turns, so Sushie's Tidal Wave can stunlock them for the rest of the battle (Snowman Dolls or Ice Power + Multibounce also work). Puff because of its minions, but it has no defense and only 40 HP for each phase, and the game gives you multiple ways to reduce fire damage plus some water/ice attack options. Lava Piranha can do more damage per turn than Huff N.
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