Hex
#5E9B2E
Bowser color: Bowser green
Bowser is the spiky-shelled villain of the Mario series, with a green shell, yellow-tan skin, and a shock of red hair. Its approximate study hex value is #5E9B2E (RGB 94, 155, 46; HSB 94°, 70%, 61%).
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RGB
94, 155, 46
HSB
94°, 70%, 61%
CSS
color: #5E9B2E;Bowser green palette
Tints, shades, and the complementary color — useful for color study and for matching Bowser's shade in the game.
Lighter
#C2D9B0
Light
#96BE77
Base
#5E9B2E
Dark
#447021
Darker
#2D4A16
Complement
#6C2F9C
Why this shade?
A strong green spiked shell anchors the monster's look against his tan body and fiery red mane.
How this value is sourced: Color values are study approximations sampled from official character art and corroborated against widely-cited community color references, then expressed as the nearest standard hex value.
Color values are approximate study values. Toon Tone is an unaffiliated fan project; Bowser and Super Mario are the property of their respective owners.
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About Bowser's color
What color is Bowser?
Bowser is the spiky-shelled villain of the Mario series, with a green shell, yellow-tan skin, and a shock of red hair. Its approximate study hex value is #5E9B2E (RGB 94, 155, 46; HSB 94°, 70%, 61%).
What is the hex code for Bowser?
Bowser is commonly studied as #5E9B2E — a bowser green shade with RGB (94, 155, 46) and HSB (94°, 70%, 61%).
Why is Bowser green?
A strong green spiked shell anchors the monster's look against his tan body and fiery red mane.
When did Bowser first appear?
Bowser first appeared in 1985, in Super Mario.