Boss Analysis # 35
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ค. 2019
- The thirty-fifth episode of Boss Analysis.
As everyone knows about me, I love upgradable stuff in video games, it's probably the main reason I like Pokemon and Fire Emblem so much.
But what you might not know is that I even enjoy seeing bosses return later on with their flaws ironed out. First bosses in particular have a habit of this, but have they transformed into something that actually poses a threat now, or has all their time mediating under waterfalls and breaking planks of wood with their hands (or whatever they have for limbs) bore no fruit?
That's what I aim to find out in this video as I take a closer look at my favourite first boss returnees...
Remember, I haven't played everything. I'm not interested in hearing how I "forgot" bosses that I have no chance of knowing anything about. - เกม
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Is nobody gonna mention what a banger the Plok boss theme is? Because it is.
I know right?!?! Whoever did the sound for that game deserves a ton of praise.
Furrys don't have opinion here
Tim Follin is the best music composer of all time
power metrimer No u
@@rubiohernandezerickdaniel2111 Well atleast they do have a point. Plok's boss theme is awesome.
Funfact: in The GBA version Of DKC2,after Beating Krow,it shows The Ghost of Krow Flying Upwards And OffScreen for a Few seconds
I know it's donkey kong, but that's a little dark to see the ghosts of Krow and his dead children (then again Nintendo and Rare always had dark moments in a few games)
Juan Joestar [Saiyan Warrior,DBXV] that’s funny since I’ve recently been playing an emulated version of dkc2
@@DoucheBagDave. lel
yeah, except for the graphics and audio, i think the dkc series on gba is much better
Seems like forshadowing in a way
I always felt like the only guy who doesn’t mind recolors of old enemies and bosses. They have that ‘new and improved’ feeling after all.
Kirby did the re colors better than most games I played.
Every re color is more powerful and have a wider array of attacks than it's predecessor.
It was awesome.
Agreed, they make sense from a practical standpoint as well: recolor of an enemy = more room in the game for other stuff that would otherwise be taken up
I just like that sort of thing with anything. I guess that's why I got into Street Fighter, with all the shoto-clones and stuff.
I don’t really mind either
But what if the recolor is uglier?
Sandman: I fear no man.
Sandman: But that thing...
Little Mac Appears
Sandman: *It scares me..*
Dreamlaaand!
But what about demo man?
Always nice to see someone put real effort into improving themselves, even if it's your enemy.
3:57 This happens a lot in Castlevania. Disappoint Lord Dracula with a lame fight too often, and he'll demote you to a 'NORMAL-ASS ENEMY'! Slogra and Gaibon do make a comeback in Dawn of Sorrow however, posing a threat to Soma even towards the end of the game.
Janus Cascade in Wild Arms 3 and his black hat posse are the first real bosses you fight when they attempt to rob a train, but over time he betrays his weak pardners in crime, becomes a demon, and a heck of a lot more dangerous even as you get much stronger as well, busting out new techniques every time. In fact, once he's fully mastered his demon powers one of your fights against him is unbeatable! If he wasn't easy in his very last fight (just because you've become much stronger since last time and he hasn't improved much) I'd give him a 10/10- it's very hard to keep up with the rate an RPG party can upgrade.
Oh hey, doesn't this mean all the Rivals in Pokemon count?
WhiteFangofWhoa at least in Aria of Sorrow he improved significantly
It was really cool seeing them in the mine of judgment too bad that area is the worst one
I saw that flash too. Death, hide the pot roast!
I always thought the Gnawty was suffocating, when beat...
I always thought it was having a heart attack!
@@PoloRossi oh man or that moment before barfing, lol
i thought he was heaving before passing out
B A R E K N U C K L E
And knuckles
BAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRE KNUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCKLEEEEEEEEEEE!
Bare Knuckle was actually Streets of Rage's original Japanese title.
@@spyr0guy Cool.
Spare? Knuckle
Man, this dude's videos are just awesome.
Gits (it's less than 4 mins don't get mad please)
woa
If I may insert my candidate, I’d vote Bass from Megaman 7. I know he’s intentionally holding back, but once you fight against him with the adapter, the fight is on.
For some reason, as a kid, I always thought the Bobbins Bros. were spitting fingernails.
Why did I think they were spitting fingernails?
I always thought those things were their own teeth.
Which is quite bizarre, but so is Plok's game in general.
Maybe they have _really,_ *_really_* bad nail-biting habits.
this might be true
Heck, I thought those were fingernails, too!
I have plok
Mike Tyson lost the first time he went against Glass Joe.
Glass joe is french 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
@@foreskinpyro Ik.
It wasn't mike tyson
It was his only defeat because he handicapped himself out of pride.
Ladies and gentlemen, THIS is something awesome!!!
34:08 me spamming neutral air in smash as jigglypuff
(Presses back air button) WHIPPITY WINE, YOUR SOUL IS MINE! (Jigglypuff + Mortal Kombat Shang Tsume)
The idea of early bosses that come back later reminds me of unusual, but overall good design for Lord Ochu from Final
Fantasy X. So when you get to the Killika forest, you can fight it outright, or dodge it, or even attack it from the side (but this doesn't really do anything different as far as I recall). The thing is, if you try to fight it, you can run away, and you'll get 3 phoenix downs for doing this. It's kinda cool that you get multiple ways to approach an early boss, I just wish that happened again in the game.
The GBA version of Really Gnawty was an even bigger improvement, with a falling stalactites attack every two or so hits.
Scott Stamp
Yes.
There are two amazing bosses that come to mind for this, both being some of FromSoftware's finest boss fights;
One that immediately comes to mind is Gundyr from Dark Souls 3, he's the tutorial boss under the name of Iudex Gundyr (Iudex is latin for judge BTW), he's a great first boss only overshadowed by Gyoubu Oniwa in Sekiro. His first phase is a dude with a giant halberd, the second phase he turns into some giant puss monster called a 'Pus of Man' and has a more erratic moveset while still keeping some kind of use of the halberd somehow.
Later on in the game, or early if you kill a certain boss way earlier than you're intended to you can return to a distorted version of the area you started the game in called the Untended Graves. This is in the past and when you reach the same area Gundyr is there, but this time you fight him in his prime under the name of Champion Gundyr.
Trust me when I say that he sure as hell earns that title, he's more aggressive and can do some insane combos when he goes phase 2 and isn't afraid to either kick you or shoulder bash you. He also has some variations to attacks that can come out faster or slower to trip you up and cause you to either roll too early or too late. That and when he goes phase 2 he gains this insane charge attack that hits like a truck. The track used is the same as the first one but I won't complain as it kicks major ass. While this fight can be trivialized with parrying I don't and even on my spell caster builds I take him on in an honorable 1v1 duel two-handing my weapon. My only real minor gripe at this point is that once he goes phase 2 he'll break combo to attack you when you heal, this and the runnup used to drag down the fight for me. I originally didn't like this fight at first but I've since grown to love it.
Champion Gundyr is currently my 5th or 6th best video game boss fight of all-time, also the other four are also from DS3.
The possible 5th one on the other hand is from Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, and it just so happens to be a rematch fight as well. That being against your foster father Owl, you fight him midway through the game as a (IMO) disappointing fight due to the great potential being dragged down by some mechanics I find to be a bit bullshit, but it's still quite a demanding fight. In order to even get an opportunity to fight his once more you have to do some very convoluted stuff, but the reward is totally worth it.
The cheap mechanics are gone with a much more varied and demanding moveset to contend with that reminds me a lot of a discount Slave Knight Gael from DS3, which isn't a bad thing at all as Gael proudly sits at the top earning the #1 spot, and what I consider to be one of the best video game boss fights OF THE DECADE (I'll keep it at that). He has some crazy attacks you have to deflect (Sekiro is less about dodging and more about deflecting attacks), an insane lunging thrust that you have to either dodge or Mikiri Counter. Not only that but he will throw shurikens at you, throw gunpowder out of his pocket (used in first fight) and make a pretty big explosion in front of him (best jumped away from). Plus he can also Mikiri Counter your thrust attacks and perform a deathblow on you when you get posture-broken.
Deflecting doesn't reduce health but instead builds up their posture, fill the enemy's posture bar up and they'll be posture-broken allowing you to land a deathblow on them (so you can actually kill an enemy without lowering their health), depleting their health bar also does it, but that usually takes longer and it'll usually get to a point that their posture isn't able to regen fast enough. Although posture does regenerate over time and reducing an enemy's health with make their posture regen slower. You NEED to reduce Owl(Father)'s health for this fight, and that is easier said than done with how few opening you tend to get and how much health he has.
Phase 2 doesn't change too much, he summons a spirit owl that he can use to teleport or basically turn into a phoenix and fly strait towards you on fire that you have to jump over right before he goes for that aforementioned lunging thrust attack. The only real issue that I have is that the teleportation happens a bit too much.
In the gba version of dkc the bosses also received an upgrade I really tought youvwould talk about them.
Pretty sure he said he won't count bosses from different game.
@@samuellinn But those bosses were present alongside their unchanged counterparts.
22:04 its definitely fancy meeting you here
Sonic Rush's first boss (in Sonic's route) is a good example, as it reappears in zone 5 and is less predictable than before with leaving itself open for attacks.
Glass Joe more like.... Iron Joe
Zoot when attacking: OWOHWOH *cut*
I ain't afraid of no Krows
As a child I found even the first Bobbin Brothers fight to be challenging, enough that the prospect of fighting a third brother really stressed me out. Though the boss that gave me the biggest problem back then were the Penkinos.
Also the brothers are supposed to spit out their teeth, though it did look like toenails to me at first.
Fancy meeting you here!
This was nice episode, I hope you will do another one like this in the future.
You could add the first boss from Chrono Trigger, he returns much stronger in a late game at the end of Marle's quest.(Tecnhicaly it is not the same person, but his descendant)
At that point he's a p weak boss considering tech progression ect so i wouldnt say he's that hard
Could use MANY examples from RPGs
Believe it or not there IS an unused boss in DKC named "Extremely Gnawty", and it IS harder than either of the two Gnawty bosses. It is purple, and iirc it takes 13 hits to defeat
edit: he takes 15
edit 2: this comment is fake. i thought the one video i found on it was true but ig not. sorry :sad_yeehaw:
Is there any way to fight him?
from what i remember, he's fully functional, but he'd need to be hacked in place of an existing boss
I'm surprised no one has done it yet. I'd love to fight that boss. I've always kind of wanted to fight a version of that boss that had more life. Plus I think it's adorable that he Chuckles after every time he gets hit..
@@RascatoNantako after looking it up, are you sure that's a real thing? The only thing I found on what you're talkin about is a video of the guy fighting. I'm not even sure if it's a hundred percent genuine.
yea i think i've been jebaited by myself
Didn't the Bobbin Bros technically get worse? After all, fighting the three was a flashback.
Loved your video btw
Yes, but the 3 of them are fought later in the game so it technically counts as an upgrade.
BlueKirby64 true
Aw shit, I was gonna write about Plok, but it is already in the video, I didn't expect that.
The three Bobbin Brothers were a NIGHTMARE, I remember so many times giving up on that fight, until the day I learned that going all crazy was not the solution.
Story of Eastern Wonderland's Rika would definetly be at the top of the list here
"This is too difficult for a Stage 2!"
Makes me wonder if whoisthisgit knows about Touhou. And imagine how much it will take him to beat her, if he'll go for it.
"Fabbly meebing ooo beer!"
-Zolba
Your videos are really calming for some reason. except for creepy endings, those are just scary
0:50 CROSSIANT
I know another example of bosses turning into hell in the rematch.
The game I will be taking about is Dan The Man. Its a mobile game with a retro style gameplay that is free and you could probably download it on your phone. I recommend playing it.
*WARNING* : If you dont want to be spoiled, I recommend watching the Dan the Man web series 1-7 or 8 on youtube and then play the game.
A example of this is a boss called the gate keeper, it is a robot that keeps you from going into the castle, and its the second boss in the game (The first boss is in the prolouge for people who started playing the game). It is a boss that carries a minigun and shoots it at you. It can hit you three times dealing 30 damage before stunning you. It can also rush to you after a certain pattern and you have to use the platforms to avoid him. And it can jump up high and to avoid getting squashed you have to stay away from the shadow. It can also stomp its feet at you if you get too close.After a certain time the boss may have to cooldown leaving it open for any attack of yours.
The normal mode boss is pretty easy and simple, but did I tell you there is a Hard mode?
The hard mode version of the gatekeeper is more dangerous.
It deals more damage and it has a different color than the normal boss reminding me of kirby EX bosses.
It's minigun bullets this time deal 20 damage 3 times before stunning you. So it takes away 60% of your Hp if you get hit, so if it hits you with any other attack after you get hit by the bullets, unless you have a health potion that heals 100% of your hp after you get beaten, it's game over. (You normally have 100 Hp in the game.)
The boss even shoots longer too so if you're too late to escape the bullets while you have your invincibility frames from getting stunned by the bullets for a brief moment, you're pretty much doomed. Once you get hit by the miniguns its other attacks are much scarier and it immediately tells you what hell your about to through in hard mode.
When I first tried hard mode, I did not expect the enemies to be this annoying and I died a few times but then I died alot once this guy showed up, probably enough to rival my amount of deaths against the final boss in hard mode.
I know another mobile game with tough rematches, take a look at Enter the Evil Factory, which boss you want to say is the best rematch, will be your opinion.
blaze's legs are perfect
What about Omega from Megaman Zero 3, he jumps from first boss to final boss and the best part is that everything is plot related! (Great video btw c:)
What's funny is that I'm playing through MMZ3
megaman zx omega zero is harder
I'm pretty sure only the 1st phase of final Omega would count cuz of the rules git set for the video.
From my personal experience, the 1st phase isn't that different, quite easy, just keep an eye out for the new attack where he uses his giant-ass sword that puts Cloud's to shame
What about Winston Payne?
He was rather persistent in the second game.
He said in the begginign he wouldn't count first bosses that returned later in other games
Payne is to lame to consider a boss. His design and losing hair gimmick is just plain dumb.
@@brasilballs My dumbass forgot to read.
35:45
*Perfectly balanced, as all things should be*
Yay, some Super Aleste! I also adore this shoot'em up. This is the only game I can play whenever there is some spare time and always enjoy like playing it for the first time :)
In Seiken Densetsu 3 / Secret of Mana 2 there is also a boss like that. The first enemy in the game are Rabites but later in the game, you find a pathway with leads to a optional boss, which is a Black Rabite! the same sprite as common Rabite but darker. Said to be the hardest boss in the game.
I always knew that sometime you were going to include punch out for the wii
I was very suprised bc Punch out is underrated, this guy likes punch out! That is amazing. Loving this guy since 2015
On Zorba's voice: TH-cam transcripted them as "Thank you for the music"
You know, while DKC is mentioned in this video, I thought I'd mention the version I own, the GBA version.
Really Gnawty works slightly different in the GBA Version. Every time you deal damage, he'll do a huge leap to one side of the room, causing the whole place to shake. As a result, stalactites fall from the ceiling, which you'll need to avoid as an additional obstacle.
The second boss, Master Necky, also has a rematch. At the end of Chimp Caverns (World 6) You face off against him before you can go to fight King K Rool. But MN has also brought along Master Necky Sr., and you'll have to fight them BOTH at the same time. I usually like to keep an eye out for incoming nuts, and focus on one of them. The faster you take out the first Necky (doesn't matter which one) the better. The other Necky will start spitting nuts at you in rapid succession, so they're a bit harder to dodge. it takes 5 hits each to bring them both down.
Maybe once in a while, the second to last boss is super easy to try and throw you off once the last boss is ready.
"Oh well since the one before this one was no challenge maybe the final boss will also be- shit I'm already dead"
Ender Menon Try fighting Bed Of Chaos before Gwyn. Bed of Chaos is little challenge, but Gwyn reacts to the player's actions faster than any other enemy in the game.
Yoshi's Island had this happen twice and it blew my mind growing up. New enemy versions of Salvo the Slime and Tap-Tap the Red Nose are both found in the Final Level of the game. Add that with Kamek trying to get you twice and it really set the tone of "no pulled punches" for the Final Level.
36:42 Its funny that when you beat Shiva, the screen become black and white. imagine a Gameboy version of a Street of Rage game.
Basically it's because of the crowd literally snapping with a camera.
fun fact: the gba remake version of dkc... really gnawty is super easy. like easier than the first boss almost.
B U T W H A T A B O U T T H E I C I C L E S
22:05
I think it said "thank you for losing" in a bit sped up voice.
That IS "Fancy meeting YOU here...!", Actually.
Garland from ff1, well he is the first and last boss and got to be more powerfull so, 10/10?
Does Vergil count?
If so....
*I'M MOTIVATED*
You're not worthy as my opponent
Dante in DMC 4 does.
3:20 You can see these two monsters in the Netflix animated serie, pretty nice reference.
Wrecktail,Pit of 100 trials,Super paper mario
Here,i gave you nightmares
you monster! how could you
Not really. The only trouble, aside from him being tedious to the point of disgust, is tiny Wrackies-or-what-are-their-names, because they hit hard, but really, they don't even try to hit you, you just grab them and hit the antennae, like in the first one. 0/0.
I think it's "Fancy runnin' into you here!"
There's an arcade fighting game called The Avengers in Galactic Storm. In this game, you can pick one of the 4 playable Avengers, and pick an assist, as you progress through the story and fighting the enemies, who are pretty much bosses, as they have their own assists too. The first enemy you face is Galen-Kor, an otherworldly soldier with a big gun. He's hardly a threat. However, by the end of the game, you'll face him again as the final boss. And boy, he's hard. He'll start throwing grenades at you, shooting powerful shots with his gun, and call in a Sentinel assist to come flying and drop bombs on you, to keep you locked in place as Galen-Kor keeps on his aggresive keepaway. Oh, and don't even try to jump when he calls the assist, because the flying Sentinel itself hits you, so you're fucked.
This is a really cool concept. I think my favorite is Glass Joe mk2. It'd be cool to see a sequel sometime!
You never talked about Army Dillo or Whispy Woods as of Kirby Star Allies!
Army dillo does get new attacks in cyrstal caves, unfortunately hes still on the easy side, wispy woods gets a twin, or twin woods, but that fight requires multi tasking
@@zeldasmetaknight he is talking about parallel woods from heroes in another dimension mode
@@jonnatassilva4168 Hell yeah. I died to Parallel Whispy Woods twice. _Twice!_
Literally making a comment just to point out the Meteos soundbyte used around 4:47.
game over from luna=luna ?
Yeah. Really wish there was another Meteos game after Wars...
Another first boss that comes from beyond the grave: Bowser
In NSMB for Ds
The first world boss fight is bowser with the same routine, but after bowser falls into the lava bowser struggles out for a bit then comes up, then all we see is a skeleton of bowser ( dark). Later on the last world Bowser comes back as the 1/2 world boss, as a skeleton, he throws bones and is immune to fire, but unfortunately the boss fight is the same.
I'd give it 4/10 dark concept, lame fight.
How about the true final boss (Bowser teams up with Jr)? How would you rank that?
Hmm I’d give it a 5/10 Bowser jr acts the same, and while Bowser is bigger and gains new fireballs the switch is still there.
The fight gets a bigger rating mainly that Bowser Jr apparently has no trouble tossing his fathers corpse to revive him and it the final boss
I began to wonder if Mario is the bigger villain, Bowser and Jr may have kidnaped peach, but Bowser didn’t deserve to have his flesh burned off while Mario just watched and said “That is so nice”
I'm now curious: Where would the Minotaur in Actraiser (covered in Boss Analysis # 32) place on the improvement rating here?
I feel like he'd be added to this video if he wasn't already featured in that one.
The Bobbin Brothers literally spew their own teeth at you, what the hell?
there's also the swordsman in Hagane or Seifer from FF8, they're a lot I guess, amazing stuff as always btw!
"It's not fun being schooled by a copy of yourself and feeling like an inferior clone..."
Speaking of, if this video ever gets a sequel, I think you're obligated to bring up Omega (Mega Man Zero 3), though I grant GBA games aside from Pokémon seem to be a bit out of your field and I'm not sure how well he fits the spirit of the criteria given that for the second round, the two-thirds of it have him fighting nothing like in the first round (plus it's technically three different battles, but against the same entity). Does it count if it's the same character but they act and/or look completely different? Kreepy Krow is probably the biggest departure from the first encounter shown in the video. I guess it's not my place to decide what fits on someone else's list.
4:45 what is that sound effect?
Do the Kirby triple deluxe DX bosses count? If they are harder at all? Or are they just recolors?
Where did you get a version of Symphony of the Night where the first few stage themes from columns 3 plays instead of the theme for the cave? Also, where did you get e version of Super Mario World with that fall pallet for Yoshi's Island. And for the Shiva final boss, you mentioned the two super secret characters, including the Japanese exclusive character Ash, but you never brought up Roo.
From what console is the game were appears Zoot?
It took me the longest time to beat Krow in DKC2 on the GBA when I was younger.
Man, I bought and have been playing symphony of the night since yesterday. And here you are talking about it. Small world.
Recently subbed, came as fast as I could.
If you call 5 minutes fast, then yes.
I thought you were going to talk about the other Koopalings from SMW (barring Ludwig), since they're all copycats really, and they're all pretty easy to beat.
10:17 Wouldn't a giant Mini-Necky simply be called a Necky? Cause Krow is a lot bigger than a normal Necky.
Also it sounds like Axel says "Fair enough!" everytime he uppercuts.
I hear “Bare Knuckle!”, and I think that’s what it’s supposed to be.
Another one, this one from a more obscure game: Pirates of Dark Water for SNES has Bloth as both the first boss and the final one.
Can you beat Super Aleste/Space Megaforce without power-ups? (As soon as the bosses show up, take hits until your weapon is Level 0)
I believe you meant horizontal jumps, not vertical, in the Gnawty section.
You'll love Terraria’s Expert mode, especially after playing a bit in Normal mode and seeing what the bosses are like there.
14:00 IS THAT A DYNAMITE HEADDY SOUND EFFECT?!?
How would you rank the *GBA* incarnation of Really Gnawty?
I remember an old gaming video, I don't remember the one exactly, but the classic "I know I'm fucked because it's the first boss with a different color set" line stuck with me
Wait what was Glass Joes improvement rating?
Yo, I thought for SURE Parallel Woods from Star Allies was gonna make it on to this list. Still a great video though, and I hope you cover this topic again someday, hopefully with at least one kirby boss thrown into the mix!
The final form of very gnawty is called Perfectly gnawty and he can jump to mars on full health.
Ah, this is a treat
i like idea of improvement rating section in your videos
improvement rating: 10/10
Good bye, Zoot. You lost too much ketchup to live. I mean, a man's gotta have his ketchup.
Grandpa plok always looks astonished due to the way the black and white looks
What about if you are using Roo against Bad Ending Shiva? (The Kangaroo character you have to save from its evil owner to unlock in SOR3/BK3) Roo is the only character you didn't show against Bad Ending Shiva.
Could you check out Dragonfable's Drakath for the next boss analisis? It's a reallt good character.
Boss Analysis # 35 - Rematch
One of the weirdest first bosses reappearances i saw was Elvis from God Hand. He just appears right away as the second boss in the game. Sure, there was a mini-boss in between, but still...
Compared to the first fight, not only there's some regular enemies alongside Elvis, he also uses some new moves, like a homing fire blast, a fire breath and a dashing palm strike (I probably forgot some other move he knows because some attacks he only uses depending of the game difficulty). It's kinda weird how Elvis is both the first and the second boss, especially when there's other 3 major villains alongside him.
One is korizo from super Metroid, the first boss of the game, and golden korizo, an optional rematch usually fought before ridley
I personally like the idea of old bosses coming back as enemies unchanged. It gives the player a sense of being stronger or something
So I had captions on for that boss where you thought it said fancy meeting you here, yet with captions it says thank you really.
Though captions are not very reliable.
Edit: it says different things when your in the sound are, first it says thank you Ingrid, it repeats that line, then it says thank you Miriam. Still captions are not accurate.
8:02 Are you going to do one about Master Necky and Master Necky Sir in Donkey Kong Country?
You really should do a boss analysis on the entire Streets of Rage series.
Oh, another Git Boss video without...
**sees** **Punch-out**
OH YEAH
P.D: Plok and Bobbins brothers? Again?
*Turns into Kool Aid man*
*_OH YEAH_*
“It’s not fun being schooled by a copy of yourself and feeling like an inferior clone...”
Liquid Snake would know how that feels.
Ima be honest I've been watching you since the beginning and you are probably one of the oldest and underrated channels here on TH-cam
I really enjoy Zoot's attack noise. AWAWAWAAGH
I think for a boss analysis you could do all the bosses in darkest dungeon. though it might take a while I'm sure it would be fun
I don't know if Garland has shown up on any of these boss level-up analyses...
Good video! Was expecting to see Black Knight from Shovel Knight here; that'd make a good entry, I think.
Sometimes, the TH-cam algorithm is benevolent.