History Main / WolfPackBoss

** At the end of the ''Sunken City'' DLC, you can fight the {{Superboss}}es, Afflicted Graverobber, Ancient Soldier Varg, and Cerah the Old Explorer, a trio of [=NPCs=]. Some hypothesize that this boss is what PvP would be like without any latency issues.

* ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion'':
** ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion1'': Luigi has to fight and capture three Clockwork Soldiers, who still count as only one Portrait Ghost (and only the one placed in the central spot drops pearls).

** The Koopa Bros from ''VideoGame/PaperMario'' put up a decent fight by using special team attacks. Individually, they're just Koopa Troopas with a bit more health.

* ''VideoGame/BionicCommando'': Several boss battles in the game consist of an endlessly respawning mob of regular enemies. In ''[[UpdatedRerelease Bionic Commando Rearmed]]'', they're led by a general who has to be killed to win the fight. The NES version has one too, but killing him doesn't end the fight.

** ''VideoGame/Splatoon3'', once again, adds one of these in its DLC, Side Order with the Parallel Canon. This time, it's an army of AI Inkling clones [[spoiler:likely of Agent 4]] whose power and number [[DynamicDifficulty scales up with]] your own.

* ''VideoGame/{{Commando}}'', fittingly for a game also known as ''Wolf of the Battlefield'', ends each level with a stream of {{Mooks}} ambushing Super Joe from all sides.

** Smoldergeist and Kamek in ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiDreamTeam''. The latter is a subversion, though, as while the strength and unique abilities of the clones he summons might make you think you have to defeat all of them to win, they'll disappear if you take out the original. Bowser's honor guard also fits this and you have to KO all three of them or they continuously heal each other. The Fly Guy R Thieves technically count as this, but they're really just a MiniBoss (also doubles as BreatherBoss even if the Fly Guy Rs are themselves DemonicSpiders).
** The Shroobs you face in Holli Jolli village in ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiPartnersInTime'' as the first real boss fight are this, but played with since it starts as an HopelessBossFight as the UFO blasts you after you take out one of them, and then when the babies finish off the other two they're a DualBoss. But it still fits the trope since when the battle begins there are three of them.

* ''VideoGame/LikeADragonInfiniteWealth'' has the final fight in both training dungeons. In the Hawaiian Haunt, it's the "Michio Rangers", consisting of a rematch with Robo Michio, accompanied by four new ones named after TheFourGods; in the Yokohama Underground, it's a proper fight with Jo Amon, whose first action is to call backup in the form of Kazuya, Jiro, and Sango Amon.

** The Metal Gear Rays (3, 6, 12 or 20 of them depending on the difficulty) in ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid2''.

** The Diabolical Cubus Sisters from ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaPhantomHourglass'' are a quadruple boss fight.

* ''VideoGame/SpikeOut'' has a trio of brutes, much stronger than regular foes, who attacks you in tandem at the end of a stage. They're appropriately identified by the names [[Franchise/DonaldDuck Huey, Louie, and Dewey]]...

* ''VideoGame/Police911 2'' takes this to its logical conclusion. One level ends with a dozen standard {{Mooks}} ganging up on you, and it's treated exactly like the normal level-ending bossfight. Which is more of a MultiMookMelee.

* ''VideoGame/Pirate101'' the final fight in the Labyrinth is against all three sons of the minotaur after fighting each of the separately. Also each of the have their own nasty extra ability. When you kill one, [[KillOneOthersGetStronger one of the others is completely healed and becomes more powerful]]. Killing two caused the last to be completely healed and grow to the size of their father and produce a damaging aura that does damage equal to one of his single attacks to anyone standing on the eight squares around him.

** ''VideoGame/EtrianOdysseyI'' has a literal example: By itself, the Fenrir is merely a powerful boss (in a game where ''every'' boss is difficult to some degree). However, if you don't take care of the nearby Skoll F.O.E.s before challenging it, they will quickly join the fight and cause even more trouble for you. The VideoGameRemake ''Etrian Odyssey Untold'' makes Fenrir much worse; he'll actively prevent you from dispatching the Skoll before the fight, forcing one of your characters into spamming Flash Bombs (and the occasional Sonic Bomb to prevent Fenrir from summoning a trio of Forest Wolves who, by the way, are immune to Flash Bombs) just so you aren't overwhelmed by numbers. The ''Nexus'' version is more forgiving: Every Skoll minus one can be dispatched without Fenrir or the other Skolls being alerted, which allows you to carefreely inflict damage to Fenrir for many of the first turns as all it will do is summon extra Skolls until a total of four is present in the area.

* Shredder and his clones become this if playing with multiple players in the ''VideoGame/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'' arcade games.

* ''VideoGame/LuigisMansionSeries'':
** ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion'': Luigi has to fight and capture three Clockwork Soldiers, who still count as only one Portrait Ghost (and only the one placed in the central spot drops pearls).