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A boss who talks about how strong he is but is actually very easy to beat. Uses a balanced combination of magic and physical attacks.

A boss in a Touhou Luna Nights-style game. Apart from shooting spheres of energy, they can throw their spear which duplicates mid-air and summon pillars of light that fly in from the sides of the arena.

Edited by Routeferret on Sep 25th 2019 at 4:45:39 PM

A timed "Get Back Here!" Boss where you have to knock him out before he escapes to leave you to a fate inevitably involving the Total Drama Island bear.

A Cores-and-Turrets Boss where you must destroy the central computer while finding a way to distract or permanently destroy the turrets.

Edited by KJsixteen on Sep 25th 2019 at 7:08:44 AM

A mini boss with psychic powers.

A Dual Boss, of course, both of whom rely on music-themed attacks. Riko uses more structured attacks meant to box the player in while Ruby's are faster and less predictable.

A mini racing boss who has a velocity of 50 mph but you could defeat it if you found several shortcut of the tracks.

A That One Boss in a game with a Kingdom Hearts-styled combat system. Mainly rushes towards the player should they be too far away from her and uses combo oriented attacks and occasionally projectiles which either poison you or darken your field of view, making it harder to see what is going on. Can also set down traps which, should the player step on, will deal a ton of damage.

A flight-based boss in a RPG, with the boss being a pseudo-Lightning Bruiser. The boss relies on fast movement, flight, and dodges to protect its relatively weak health; frequently, it will launch sudden flurries of attacks with the intent of overwhelming the PC's defences, before retreating when struck or after doing enough damage. The boss can utilise two special moves: the first involves the boss flying up high, then dive-bombing the target to initiate a QTE - if failed, the boss drives its spear into the target's chest, causing massive damage and inflicting the 'Bleeding' and 'Lowered Agility' status effects. The second special attack involves summoning a number of minions, all of which are identical to the actual boss; the boss will retreat and begin to heal until the minions are destroyed.

The boss is infamous among debuff-based players, as it is completely immune to any debuff effects, though it is considered something of a cakewalk by fighter-based players due to the high damage output of these characters. Mages and archer-style fighters tend to vary - some find it easy due to their DPS, others hate it due to its immunity to poison's negative effects, or the lasting effects of spells.

For my full current avatar, just click on the link in my signature.

A Colossus Climb sort of boss found in an Action RPG. You don't fight them necessarily, but you avoid his attacks while defeating his 4 minions, who hold parts of his power. In Phase 2, he solidifies, allowing you to attack head on.

A boss from a fangame where you play as a villain. Phoenix Wright is actually more challenging than he looks, but not that hard, either.

A quirky and stealthy boss with a few tricks on her sleeve. Her special moves is that she attacks you from the shadows and the only tactic you could use to defeat her is to hear the sounds.

A boss that attacks you with energy blasts.

Edited by Oggy123 on Oct 8th 2019 at 3:57:52 PM

Final Boss of the game. You fight it from space, and have to dodge asteroids so that said asteroids can attack the planet, while it is attacking you with things like rockets.

It's a hunting game, and this lion in particular is a Wake-Up Call boss that presents your first real threat. You have to carefully watch its movements and have perfect reaction-timing to dofge effectively, giving you a chance to fire-off a round.

A Stealth Mission boss who has a huge instinct and smell to found you. You can avoid him if you don't let out your sound especially footsteps otherwise he will kill you. The scenario is same as Don't Breathe

Edited by ElfenLiedFan90 on Oct 11th 2019 at 7:38:43 AM

A sorcerer type boss, who keeps her distance while assaulting you with an array of magic attacks. Going by the expression, probably reluctant in doing so. Might be able to be persuaded to stop as part of the story, so presumably that's done by exploiting openings until she either gives up or gives the protagonist a chance to convince her.

Or something. I dunno.

A boss that has an affinity towards dodging and generally fast movements. Mainly attacks from afar using flame magic though she can do melee attacks, which will inflict a Bleed status effect that can stack. Her weakness is that, if you manage to circumvent her advantages, she has low health and is lacking on defences, having low Physical Defence and slightly higher Magic Defence.

A boss who abuses the in-game mechanics and summons minions. She's eventually added to the party after you defeat her.

A mini-boss that doesn't look like it seems and maybe harder than the first boss.

A Dual Boss where you try to avoid their paint attacks. When one dies, the other attacks more often and more unpredictably.

The Final Boss of a horror-adventure RPG game who is so hard to beat, it's Nintendo Hard.

The Second Boss who serves as The Dark Chick in the Rogues Gallery who uses flight and sound based attacks.She can also throw a pitchfork like a spear.

Edited by TabbyGirl4 on Oct 21st 2019 at 4:30:02 AM

The first boss of a cutesy RPG game. She attacks by throwing exploding candy at the player.

The Light Is Not Good penultimate boss of an RPG who uses plant and angelic attacks, Her weakness is your dagger, a tooth of a monster you fought. (Not Sorry)

Edited by TabbyGirl4 on Oct 22nd 2019 at 11:08:26 AM