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* Captain Syrup's fireball-throwing mech in ''VideoGame/WarioLand2'' takes multiple hits, and has a very tight time limit to avoid the flames shooting down and bursting up from the floor to launch you into preceding rooms. Getting hit once restarts the whole fight.
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* Captain Syrup's fireball-throwing mech in ''VideoGame/WarioLand2'' ''VideoGame/WarioLandII'' takes multiple hits, and has a very tight time limit to avoid the flames shooting down and bursting up from the floor to launch you into preceding rooms. Getting hit once restarts the whole fight.
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* The sorcerer fox, Wolfenboss, in ''VideoGame/WarioLand3'', mostly because hitting him involves bouncing an enemy off the walls, and because his projectiles are extremely difficult to avoid on the last hit, but you can still expect to lose at least a few times before you manage to pull it off.
** Also, though not as hard as Wolfenboss, since it is very easy to avoid losing, Shoot the Soccer Bunny is a ''slog'' to beat. The turtle guard is, ironically, quick to leave his stunned state, so that you hardly have enough time to stun Shoot into ball form and punt him into the goal before the turtle pops back up. This is not helped by the physics being a little wonky, making it easy to accidentally keep bumping back Shoot when trying to jump over him, wasting even more time. Though you can punt Shoot into the net even if the turtle guard is not stunned, the timing is very tight.
** Also, though not as hard as Wolfenboss, since it is very easy to avoid losing, Shoot the Soccer Bunny is a ''slog'' to beat. The turtle guard is, ironically, quick to leave his stunned state, so that you hardly have enough time to stun Shoot into ball form and punt him into the goal before the turtle pops back up. This is not helped by the physics being a little wonky, making it easy to accidentally keep bumping back Shoot when trying to jump over him, wasting even more time. Though you can punt Shoot into the net even if the turtle guard is not stunned, the timing is very tight.
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* ''VideoGame/WarioLand3'':
** The sorcerer fox, Wolfenboss,in ''VideoGame/WarioLand3'', mostly because hitting him involves bouncing an enemy off the walls, and because his projectiles are extremely difficult to avoid on the last hit, but you can still expect to lose at least a few times before you manage to pull it off.
**Also, though Though not as hard as Wolfenboss, since it is very easy to avoid losing, Shoot the Soccer Bunny is a ''slog'' to beat. The turtle guard is, ironically, quick to leave his stunned state, so that you hardly have enough time to stun Shoot into ball form and punt him into the goal before the turtle pops back up. This is not helped by the physics being a little wonky, making it easy to accidentally keep bumping back Shoot when trying to jump over him, wasting even more time. Though you can punt Shoot into the net even if the turtle guard is not stunned, the timing is very tight.
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* There's also Bloomsday/Scumflower in ''VideoGame/WarioLandShakeIt'', who is probably the one boss in the game who takes the longest to defeat (three different attack patterns), can cause earthquakes and hurricanes to mess you up, and has to be very slowly knocked backwards off the edge by throwing enemies and then quickly attacking him a few times.
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* There's also Bloomsday/Scumflower in ''VideoGame/WarioLandShakeIt'', who is probably the one boss in the game who takes the longest to defeat (three different attack patterns), ''VideoGame/WarioLandShakeIt''. He can cause earthquakes and hurricanes to mess you up, and has to only be very slowly knocked backwards off the edge defeated by throwing enemies and then quickly attacking him dash-attacking him, but his ability to create earthquakes, hurricanes, and [[TheSpiny Bumbleprods]] makes this difficult as you ''have'' to jump over everything without being hit once or pushed back into the environmental hazards - either of which will kill your stunned enemy, forcing you to start the phase over. Wonky throwing due to tilting the Wii remote a few times.shade too far can also essentially waste the whole phase. This is not helped by the way he takes very little damage from your attacks, meaning he can easily turn into a MarathonBoss for those inexperienced with avoiding multiple stage-wide attacks while juggling enemies.
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** The very first boss is one of these, being the hardest boss in the game. One hit makes attacking him nearly impossible, he's pretty quick in attacking and attacks from land, the ceiling and underground in various phases. Also a rather harsh WakeUpCallBoss.
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** The very first boss is one of these, being the hardest a fairly difficult boss for so early in the game. One hit makes attacking him nearly impossible, he's pretty quick in attacking and attacks from land, the ceiling and underground in various phases. Also a rather harsh WakeUpCallBoss.WakeUpCallBoss.
** Devil's Head can, fittingly enough, go right to hell. He has two attacks, spitting a rock which you need to throw at him to attack him and tonguing the ground to destroy platforms. What makes him so difficult is he's strictly a LuckBasedMission: he picks his attacks at random and there's no way to provoke specific ones, so if he just happens to destroy too many platforms he'll UnwinnableByDesign. Since his projectiles need to bounce once to be picked up, it's very easy for him to just keep spitting them into the lava below if he even destroys only a few platforms in the middle.
** Devil's Head can, fittingly enough, go right to hell. He has two attacks, spitting a rock which you need to throw at him to attack him and tonguing the ground to destroy platforms. What makes him so difficult is he's strictly a LuckBasedMission: he picks his attacks at random and there's no way to provoke specific ones, so if he just happens to destroy too many platforms he'll UnwinnableByDesign. Since his projectiles need to bounce once to be picked up, it's very easy for him to just keep spitting them into the lava below if he even destroys only a few platforms in the middle.
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* The sorcerer fox, Wolfenboss, in ''VideoGame/WarioLand3'', mostly because hitting him involves bouncing an enemy off the walls, and because his projectiles are extremely difficult to avoid on the last hit, but you can still expect to die at least a few times before you manage to pull it off.
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* The sorcerer fox, Wolfenboss, in ''VideoGame/WarioLand3'', mostly because hitting him involves bouncing an enemy off the walls, and because his projectiles are extremely difficult to avoid on the last hit, but you can still expect to die lose at least a few times before you manage to pull it off.
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* The very first boss in ''VideoGame/WarioLandSuperMarioLand3'' is one of these, being the hardest boss in the game. One hit makes attacking him nearly impossible, he's pretty quick in attacking and attacks from land, the ceiling and underground in various phases. Also a rather harsh WakeUpCallBoss.
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* ''VideoGame/WarioLandSuperMarioLand3''
** The very first bossin ''VideoGame/WarioLandSuperMarioLand3'' is one of these, being the hardest boss in the game. One hit makes attacking him nearly impossible, he's pretty quick in attacking and attacks from land, the ceiling and underground in various phases. Also a rather harsh WakeUpCallBoss.WakeUpCallBoss.
** Later on you face Bobo, the giant bird of the S.S. Teacup stage. Your only means of attacking him is stunning the smaller birds he throws at you and throwing them back, it's ''incredibly'' easy to get hit doing this and you only get two hits, and Bobo quickly blows them away if you don't grab them in time. You'll have a bit easier of a time if you figure out how to stun the smaller birds from below[[note]]Protip: Jump up and hit their bellies with your head; touching their beak damages you[[/note]] but you can still expect to die at least a few times before you pull it off.
** The very first boss
** Later on you face Bobo, the giant bird of the S.S. Teacup stage. Your only means of attacking him is stunning the smaller birds he throws at you and throwing them back, it's ''incredibly'' easy to get hit doing this and you only get two hits, and Bobo quickly blows them away if you don't grab them in time. You'll have a bit easier of a time if you figure out how to stun the smaller birds from below[[note]]Protip: Jump up and hit their bellies with your head; touching their beak damages you[[/note]] but you can still expect to die at least a few times before you pull it off.
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* The sorcerer fox, Wolfenboss, in ''VideoGame/WarioLand3'', mostly because hitting him involves bouncing an enemy off the walls, and because his projectiles are extremely difficult to avoid on the last hit.
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* The sorcerer fox, Wolfenboss, in ''VideoGame/WarioLand3'', mostly because hitting him involves bouncing an enemy off the walls, and because his projectiles are extremely difficult to avoid on the last hit.hit, but you can still expect to die at least a few times before you manage to pull it off.
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* Captain Syrup's fireball-throwing mech in ''VideoGame/WarioLand2'' takes multiple hits, and has a very tight time limit to avoid the flames shooting down and bursting up from the floor to launch you into preceding rooms. Getting hit once restarts the whole fight.
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* There's also Bloomsday/Scumflower in ''VideoGame/WarioLandShakeIt'', who is probably the one boss in the game who takes the longest to defeat (three different attack patterns), can cause earthquakes and hurricanes to mess you up, and has to be very slowly knocked backwards off the edge by throwing enemies and then quickly attacking him a few times.
* From ''VideoGame/WarioLand4'', you have Aerodent, a giant teddy bear balloon being piloted by a rat...thing. Aerodent floats overhead, throwing down Spikebutts, which you have to flip over and throw into a patch (with wonky collision detection) to deflate Aerodent. Then, when it drifts downward a bit, you hit the feet with Wario's barge attack to flip it over, then FINALLY you can hit the rat a couple times before it reinflates the bear and floats back up. And as you repeat this process, it throws down fireballs, which turn you into Fire Wario, which just wastes time. The only way to get a perfect score for this boss is to grind medals and get the Large Lips to take its health down to two hearts, and it's still a difficult fight.
* From ''VideoGame/WarioLand4'', you have Aerodent, a giant teddy bear balloon being piloted by a rat...thing. Aerodent floats overhead, throwing down Spikebutts, which you have to flip over and throw into a patch (with wonky collision detection) to deflate Aerodent. Then, when it drifts downward a bit, you hit the feet with Wario's barge attack to flip it over, then FINALLY you can hit the rat a couple times before it reinflates the bear and floats back up. And as you repeat this process, it throws down fireballs, which turn you into Fire Wario, which just wastes time. The only way to get a perfect score for this boss is to grind medals and get the Large Lips to take its health down to two hearts, and it's still a difficult fight.
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* From ''VideoGame/WarioLand4'', you have Aerodent, a giant teddy bear balloon being piloted by a rat...thing. Aerodent floats overhead, throwing down Spikebutts, which you have to flip over and throw into a patch (with wonky collision detection) to deflate Aerodent. Then, when it drifts downward a bit, you hit the feet with Wario's barge attack to flip it over, then FINALLY you can hit the rat a couple times before it reinflates the bear and floats back up. And as you repeat this process, it throws down fireballs, which turn you into Fire Wario, which just wastes time. The only way to get a perfect score for this boss is to grind medals and get the Large Lips to take its health down to two hearts, and it's still a difficult fight.
* There's also Bloomsday/Scumflower in ''VideoGame/WarioLandShakeIt'', who is probably the one boss in the game who takes the longest to defeat (three different attack patterns), can cause earthquakes and hurricanes to mess you up, and has to be very slowly knocked backwards off the edge by throwing enemies and then quickly attacking him a few times.
* There's also Bloomsday/Scumflower in ''VideoGame/WarioLandShakeIt'', who is probably the one boss in the game who takes the longest to defeat (three different attack patterns), can cause earthquakes and hurricanes to mess you up, and has to be very slowly knocked backwards off the edge by throwing enemies and then quickly attacking him a few times.
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* The very first boss in VideoGame/WarioLand is one of these, being the hardest boss in the game. One hit makes attacking him nearly impossible, he's pretty quick in attacking and attacks from land, the ceiling and underground in various phases. Also a rather harsh WakeUpCallBoss.
* There's also Bloomsday/Scumflower in VideoGame/WarioLand Shake It, who is probably the one boss in the game who takes the longest to defeat (three different attack patterns), can cause earthquakes and hurricanes to mess you up, and has to be very slowly knocked backwards off the edge by throwing enemies and then quickly attacking him a few times.
* From Wario Land 4, you have Aerodent, a giant teddy bear balloon being piloted by a rat...thing. Aerodent floats overhead, throwing down Spikebutts, which you have to flip over and throw into a patch (with wonky collision detection) to deflate Aerodent. Then, when it drifts downward a bit, you hit the feet with Wario's barge attack to flip it over, then FINALLY you can hit the rat a couple times before it reinflates the bear and floats back up. And as you repeat this process, it throws down fireballs, which turn you into Fire Wario, which just wastes time. The only way to get a perfect score for this boss is to grind medals and get the Large Lips to take its health down to two hearts, and it's still a difficult fight.
* The sorcerer fox, Wolfenboss, in Wario Land 3, mostly because hitting him involves bouncing an enemy off the walls, and because his projectiles are extremely difficult to avoid on the last hit.
* There's also Bloomsday/Scumflower in VideoGame/WarioLand Shake It, who is probably the one boss in the game who takes the longest to defeat (three different attack patterns), can cause earthquakes and hurricanes to mess you up, and has to be very slowly knocked backwards off the edge by throwing enemies and then quickly attacking him a few times.
* From Wario Land 4, you have Aerodent, a giant teddy bear balloon being piloted by a rat...thing. Aerodent floats overhead, throwing down Spikebutts, which you have to flip over and throw into a patch (with wonky collision detection) to deflate Aerodent. Then, when it drifts downward a bit, you hit the feet with Wario's barge attack to flip it over, then FINALLY you can hit the rat a couple times before it reinflates the bear and floats back up. And as you repeat this process, it throws down fireballs, which turn you into Fire Wario, which just wastes time. The only way to get a perfect score for this boss is to grind medals and get the Large Lips to take its health down to two hearts, and it's still a difficult fight.
* The sorcerer fox, Wolfenboss, in Wario Land 3, mostly because hitting him involves bouncing an enemy off the walls, and because his projectiles are extremely difficult to avoid on the last hit.
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* The very first boss in VideoGame/WarioLand ''VideoGame/WarioLandSuperMarioLand3'' is one of these, being the hardest boss in the game. One hit makes attacking him nearly impossible, he's pretty quick in attacking and attacks from land, the ceiling and underground in various phases. Also a rather harsh WakeUpCallBoss.
* There's also Bloomsday/Scumflower inVideoGame/WarioLand Shake It, ''VideoGame/WarioLandShakeIt'', who is probably the one boss in the game who takes the longest to defeat (three different attack patterns), can cause earthquakes and hurricanes to mess you up, and has to be very slowly knocked backwards off the edge by throwing enemies and then quickly attacking him a few times.
* FromWario Land 4, ''VideoGame/WarioLand4'', you have Aerodent, a giant teddy bear balloon being piloted by a rat...thing. Aerodent floats overhead, throwing down Spikebutts, which you have to flip over and throw into a patch (with wonky collision detection) to deflate Aerodent. Then, when it drifts downward a bit, you hit the feet with Wario's barge attack to flip it over, then FINALLY you can hit the rat a couple times before it reinflates the bear and floats back up. And as you repeat this process, it throws down fireballs, which turn you into Fire Wario, which just wastes time. The only way to get a perfect score for this boss is to grind medals and get the Large Lips to take its health down to two hearts, and it's still a difficult fight.
* The sorcerer fox, Wolfenboss, inWario Land 3, ''VideoGame/WarioLand3'', mostly because hitting him involves bouncing an enemy off the walls, and because his projectiles are extremely difficult to avoid on the last hit.
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* The very first boss in VideoGame/WarioLand is one of these, being the hardest boss in the game. One hit makes attacking him nearly impossible, he's pretty quick in attacking and attacks from land, the ceiling and underground in various phases. Also a rather harsh WakeUpCallBoss.
* There's also Bloomsday/Scumflower in VideoGame/WarioLand Shake It, who is probably the one boss in the game who takes the longest to defeat (three different attack patterns), can cause earthquakes and hurricanes to mess you up, and has to be very slowly knocked backwards off the edge by throwing enemies and then quickly attacking him a few times.
* From Wario Land 4, you have Aerodent, a giant teddy bear balloon being piloted by a rat...thing. Aerodent floats overhead, throwing down Spikebutts, which you have to flip over and throw into a patch (with wonky collision detection) to deflate Aerodent. Then, when it drifts downward a bit, you hit the feet with Wario's barge attack to flip it over, then FINALLY you can hit the rat a couple times before it reinflates the bear and floats back up. And as you repeat this process, it throws down fireballs, which turn you into Fire Wario, which just wastes time. The only way to get a perfect score for this boss is to grind medals and get the Large Lips to take its health down to two hearts, and it's still a difficult fight.
* The sorcerer fox, Wolfenboss, in Wario Land 3, mostly because hitting him involves bouncing an enemy off the walls, and because his projectiles are extremely difficult to avoid on the last hit.
** Also, though not as hard as Wolfenboss, since it is very easy to avoid losing, Shoot the Soccer Bunny is a ''slog'' to beat. The turtle guard is, ironically, quick to leave his stunned state, so that you hardly have enough time to stun Shoot into ball form and punt him into the goal before the turtle pops back up. This is not helped by the physics being a little wonky, making it easy to accidentally keep bumping back Shoot when trying to jump over him, wasting even more time. Though you can punt Shoot into the net even if the turtle guard is not stunned, the timing is very tight.
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* There's also Bloomsday/Scumflower in VideoGame/WarioLand Shake It, who is probably the one boss in the game who takes the longest to defeat (three different attack patterns), can cause earthquakes and hurricanes to mess you up, and has to be very slowly knocked backwards off the edge by throwing enemies and then quickly attacking him a few times.
* From Wario Land 4, you have Aerodent, a giant teddy bear balloon being piloted by a rat...thing. Aerodent floats overhead, throwing down Spikebutts, which you have to flip over and throw into a patch (with wonky collision detection) to deflate Aerodent. Then, when it drifts downward a bit, you hit the feet with Wario's barge attack to flip it over, then FINALLY you can hit the rat a couple times before it reinflates the bear and floats back up. And as you repeat this process, it throws down fireballs, which turn you into Fire Wario, which just wastes time. The only way to get a perfect score for this boss is to grind medals and get the Large Lips to take its health down to two hearts, and it's still a difficult fight.
* The sorcerer fox, Wolfenboss, in Wario Land 3, mostly because hitting him involves bouncing an enemy off the walls, and because his projectiles are extremely difficult to avoid on the last hit.
** Also, though not as hard as Wolfenboss, since it is very easy to avoid losing, Shoot the Soccer Bunny is a ''slog'' to beat. The turtle guard is, ironically, quick to leave his stunned state, so that you hardly have enough time to stun Shoot into ball form and punt him into the goal before the turtle pops back up. This is not helped by the physics being a little wonky, making it easy to accidentally keep bumping back Shoot when trying to jump over him, wasting even more time. Though you can punt Shoot into the net even if the turtle guard is not stunned, the timing is very tight.
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