I assume the reason that most people didn't like 313 being the final boss is because there's no real climax to it. I think it would have come off a lot stronger if you find the Aurora unit, destroy it, and then Dark Samus emerges from its remains, and you face off one last time.
I think it would have been much better. Dark samus was the best fight and aurora unite was boring as hell. I found it to be a weak ending to the trilogy where dark samus is the main vilain.
Exactly my thoughts. Not just climax, but also that there's a bit of a "wait, huh?" when shooting Dark Samus herself doesn't kill her, but blowing up her "mech suit" does. Sure, it destabilizes Phaaze and makes sense in hindsight, but it's not super intuitive. Plus, think of what it would mean to be fighting Dark Samus afterwards. Blowing up the unit is meant to destabilize the planet, yet Dark Samus keeps the thing in one piece while fighting Samus herself. That speaks volumes to the kind of villain you're taking down.
I prefer how it is now. You have the personal fight with Dark Samus, who you hate after they corrupted your hunter buddies, then have to fight the Aurora Unit. It feels like the Aurora Unit is the actual massive threat the game builds up to, in which Dark Samus stands in the way of. The Aurora Unit felt like fighting pure Phazon itself, or sort of like a new Mother Brain monster again. I don’t think Dark Samus should be the final boss of 2 games.
5:22 Speaking of the multiple Berserker Lords, fun fact: you can kill the one in the Pirate Homeworld in 1 hit with either the X-Ray Visor or the Screw Atrack, whichever one is funnier. You can also have your ship bomb the one at the start of Bryyo Jungle.
Man everytime I see videos of the Prime games like this one it throws me back in time. About 10 years ago I attempted to beat all the Prime games (& Fusion) on hard, without picking up any additional E-Tanks or Missiles. I was never able to finish any of the games like this, because the end game just becomes insanely hard. Prime 1 had the Phazon Mines and the Omega Pirate that are almost impossible with zero E-Tanks. Prime 2 had the freaking Boost Guardian and Quadraxis, both fights that constantly damage you. Metroid Prime 3 was actually the easiest, since it forces you to pick up at least 2 E-Tanks. But Mogenar was still a huge pain in the ass and almost drove me crazy. The rest of the game and the bosses were quite easy actually, unfortunately I also never beat that game under these conditions. But got incredibly close a few times (Aurura Unit final phase).
I really liked Mogenar, I was craving more difficulty from 3D Metroid bosses and this delivered. Mogenar can be managed by staying in hypermode and managing your phazon levels, which is a good skill to teach at that stage given how useful it is later in the game. Overall Bryyo had good bosses (both hunter and seed boss), whereas on Elysia, Ghor and Helios were too easy and over far too quick. I felt they were a letdown after Rundas and Mogenar.
I find Mogenar's brand of difficulty to be far closer to tedium, but I can get where you're coming from. I think putting him in the earlygame is really weird though since it makes the difficulty curve wonky. I think Gandrayda is a far better example of a hard boss since she's placed at a good spot progression-wise and is much more fun in my opinion. Glad at least someone can enjoy Mogenar though
Yeah agree. I kinda like how many unique features are to this boss. I get that he was designed to be probably very stamina draining, which can be felt as tedious. I always got the feeling it's a battle of ressources, him regaining his orbs will make it more likely that your energy tanks won't suffice, before you can deplete his health bar. I also like how the fight is designed around the hyber beam, while for some other bosses it feels more like a cheese, on this fight the clever use is definitely mandatory. I also think it's weird how hard Mogenar is compared to the other Leviathan Bosses, but that's why he stands out to me, especially because he is the only one where you don't just dodge and shoot, you really need a good approach and precision. So I think he would've been better as an later boss but with upscaled damage then of course. :P
My theory about Ridley always returning is that the space pirates manage to find...bits...of him left over after each encounter with Samus and clone a new one with the DNA. They certainly have the technology, and as conquest and power-driven as they are, it makes sense that they'd always want a trump card in the form of their mainstay, Ridley.
“Samus has never used anything close to the Zero beam in the Metroid games.” Say hello to The Metroid Dread ending. Oops, sorry. Spoilers. (Edit: wouldn’t the aurora unit count as a sort of 3D Mother brain boss fight with phazon? Kinda?)
There is an easier way to handle Mogenar but it’s very risky since you have to spend a lot of the fight in hyper mode and let yourself get corrupted. Abusing this lets you get rid of his orb shield but because of the armor boots you can still only destroy one at a time usually. This pretty much turns a 10 minute boss fight into a 4 minute burn phase where if you execute it properly you’ll have a much faster battle but if you slip up he’ll regain a quarter of his health while you’ve wasted an energy tank worth of yours. That’s not even counting for the instant game over you could get by being fully corrupted.
Personally, I thought Mogenar was the BEST fight in the game. Yeah, they could have shortened it a bit by getting rid of the one on his back, but I think the idea of a boss with weakspots that move around is interesting. I feel it also had the most varied moveset of any boss in the game, making it very engaging in how you move around and dodge its attacks. I also didn't understand the comments about his difficulty. The only difficulty I had with Mogenar my first time playing was figuring out that I needed to use the phazon beam on his weak spots after destroying the red orbs. After that, it seemed pretty evenly balanced; the rest of the seed bosses felt too easy in comparison.
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I had a lot of issues getting used to the controls so Rundas was quite difficult for me. He went down after I got more used to the controls. I don’t remember any of the other bosses giving me as much trouble. I was really surprised how easy the game was overall, especially the last boss. Whereas Metroid Prime itself and especially Emperor Ing were quite tough.
Great video as always. Also I think it is the same Beserker on Skytown since 1. He looks battle damaged and 2. When the space fighter hits him you can see him flying off to the left if you look carefully. Also personally I think there's a lot of cut content in this game but it's still fantastic
I specifically looked this up because I just got done with Mogenar, and I loathed every minute of it! I had to make sure that that was the lowest point, because if the rest of the bosses were that bad, I would end my playthrough prematurely AGAIN, and I really want to finish this before I play Metroid Prime 4.
Yeah he's the low point of the game for sure, it gets much better later on. Glad to see more Mogenar hate since I feel not enough people grill him for sucking as much as he does.
@@Cytonox He was definitely the lowest point! I am so glad no other boss was that bad. I'm also glad to see Gandrayda placed pretty highly here; she takes the top spot for me, mainly because I was knocked down to 2 HP, then took 1 HP from accidentally stepping into the acid rain, so I had to finish Gandrayda while avoiding literally everything she threw at me! I just concentrated on throwing Seeker Missiles at her in clusters of five, and I wasn't even looking at her health meter, so I thought I was toast for a second when the cutscene broke that concentration. I don't think I've ever been knocked down to 1 HP during a boss fight before, and I feel like I deserve a Friend Voucher for that!
@@KayFiOS Yeah she's by far the most intense fight I'd say. Props to you for sticking her out that long. I've never actually tried using seeker missiles on one target, but that sounds like a decent idea.
@@Cytonox It does involve waiting for the missile launcher to lock on five times, and not accidentally launching them into one of the obstacles scattered around, but I trust any attack with a lock-on much more than my own ability under heavy pressure! xD
I kinda like how Aurora Unit 313's appearance as the final boss acts as an inversion of Dark Samus's creation. it fuses with the Unit, reverting back to a form close to how it Originated as the Metroid Prime, kind of a loop. Still kind of a thud ending tho, would have been interested to see how Samus escapes Phaaze (although my bet is she calls the ship, the planet is quite hollow as it is)
Something I'd like to point out is that Dark Samus uses the abilities of the three other hunters, including the Plasma Beam and the same ice pillars that Rundas summons. I forget what moves she copies from Gandrayda but you could argue some of her charging attacks are based on her moveset.
The #14 dead last boss is not legit criticism, because it’s basically a YOU problem if the boss is dragging on. You’re just not good at taking him down efficiently yet. Replay the game again.
I didn't think Mogenar was that bad, but to make it so you had to really abuse the mechanics of Hypermode, from its damage to just using it as an invulnerability mode. Like when you realize you can just hypermode and lay down normal bombs for its feet because you don't have the ability yet, its a cakewalk, but it also makes the fight just tedious. Basically, I don't think he's as bad, but if I had to rank him, he'd be at the bottom too. Which speaks volumes of the bosses in this game in general. I agree so much with Omega Ridley, heck I put that fight on number one for me. Overall MP3 has my favorite bosses, only really beat out by Quadraxis and Meta Ridley for me, and on equal grounds to Emperor Ing and Metroid Prime.
the main problem with mogenar as you said was that you came in with so little energy tanks. Despite it being obnoxious i would place it higher than helios because with helios you can kinda just end him as soon as his face opens up. Mogenar forces you to use hypermode to the fullest. When he rains Rocks down, i just go into hypermode to not take damage. if i know im about to break a red orb, i go into hypermode early to get corrupted to get more use out of it.
I've seen a top 10 overshadowed final bosses video from a guy named Joshcorcher. There was in his video Dark Samus overshadowing Aurora unit 313, because Josh thought the aurora unit 313 looked like a giant Popsicle. Do you think the aurora unit 313 looks like a popsicle ?
With Mogenar: when you’re shooting the red circles on him you have to make you’re not too close that you can’t avoid his attacks but not too far away because you’re power beam will be too slow to destroy them all. Getting the right distance on him makes him a lot easier.
You certainly got the worst boss right. That fight tries to juggle too many ideas and is also difficult to master given its timing. It's far too punishing for such an early boss too. It's not hard; it's just you have such little room for error and you'll be punished by tediously farming energy and doing the same thing you've been doing the entire fight or worse... restarting from square one. The fight is deceptively presented too. It makes you think you can take him much more quickly with much less resources. And up until this point, you likely haven't been using your hyper beam enough to get to low health from it, so it's easy to drain all your health very quickly with no real way to recover most of it, especially given how easy it is to miss its weak points due to tricky timing.. It feels like a trap to punish beginners without adding the depth to make the fight interesting for returning players.
I remembered hating it as a kid when I was trying to beat the game on Hypermode, and even now when I replayed only on Veteran difficulty I still found it pretty tedious. I think it's the most frustrating boss in the entire trilogy personally, since the worst bosses in prime 1 and 2 were more lame than they were actively unpleasant-Alex
When I played on hard mode and hypermode, nothing, and I mean NOTHING, infuriated me more in this game than the defense drone fight. It takes forever to stun, it does stupidly huge amounts of damage, and I've always hated the fact that you can't even see the damn thing half the time in this fight. Plus, if you don't damage all 3 antennae fast enough (which, again, are WAY too tanky and impossible to aim at) then they'll pop up again, dragging the fight to oblivion.
1 has the most irritating backtracking imo, and the way it’s map is laid can can occasionally be annoying. For example, Magmoor Caverns is a sort of empty area and you have to go through it constantly to get between the two sides of the map. I love it to death, but it undoubtedly is the game I have the most “oh god, this again” moments while playing
Wasn't the whole point of Mogenar to condition the player to STAY in hyper mode for longer duration for both the benefit of the exponential attack power boost and invincibility?
Easy sure, but he dies so fast that the experience is too brief. He should at least be able to hold up for a full minute before dying given how significant to the story of the game he is imo. Meta Ridley isn’t necessarily hard, but he’s around long enough to leave an impression despite being even earlier than Rundas
BOTW's bosses are way worse than the average Zelda game's boss fights imo, other Zelda bosses win by a landslide. We're gonna cover a bunch of Zelda games in a few months like Skyward Sword and Wind Waker, so stay tuned down the road for those -Alex
@@Cytonox thanks you but talking honestly mine was a chessy excuse for a video to rub on these rabbid BOTW fanboys that call game to be a "masterpiece"
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I assume the reason that most people didn't like 313 being the final boss is because there's no real climax to it. I think it would have come off a lot stronger if you find the Aurora unit, destroy it, and then Dark Samus emerges from its remains, and you face off one last time.
I think it would have been much better. Dark samus was the best fight and aurora unite was boring as hell. I found it to be a weak ending to the trilogy where dark samus is the main vilain.
Exactly my thoughts. Not just climax, but also that there's a bit of a "wait, huh?" when shooting Dark Samus herself doesn't kill her, but blowing up her "mech suit" does. Sure, it destabilizes Phaaze and makes sense in hindsight, but it's not super intuitive.
Plus, think of what it would mean to be fighting Dark Samus afterwards. Blowing up the unit is meant to destabilize the planet, yet Dark Samus keeps the thing in one piece while fighting Samus herself. That speaks volumes to the kind of villain you're taking down.
I prefer how it is now. You have the personal fight with Dark Samus, who you hate after they corrupted your hunter buddies, then have to fight the Aurora Unit. It feels like the Aurora Unit is the actual massive threat the game builds up to, in which Dark Samus stands in the way of. The Aurora Unit felt like fighting pure Phazon itself, or sort of like a new Mother Brain monster again. I don’t think Dark Samus should be the final boss of 2 games.
AU313 is pretty much the closest we'll get to a 3D rendition of Mother Brain.
You mean other than... Other M? That's definitely a full 3D model. Just as ugly as you'd think.
@@seanmurry6903I think he's referring to a boss fight in general, not cutscenes.
5:22 Speaking of the multiple Berserker Lords, fun fact: you can kill the one in the Pirate Homeworld in 1 hit with either the X-Ray Visor or the Screw Atrack, whichever one is funnier.
You can also have your ship bomb the one at the start of Bryyo Jungle.
Prime 3's art is just bonkers, it looks so good, even trapped on the Wii's subpar hardware.
Man everytime I see videos of the Prime games like this one it throws me back in time. About 10 years ago I attempted to beat all the Prime games (& Fusion) on hard, without picking up any additional E-Tanks or Missiles. I was never able to finish any of the games like this, because the end game just becomes insanely hard.
Prime 1 had the Phazon Mines and the Omega Pirate that are almost impossible with zero E-Tanks. Prime 2 had the freaking Boost Guardian and Quadraxis, both fights that constantly damage you. Metroid Prime 3 was actually the easiest, since it forces you to pick up at least 2 E-Tanks. But Mogenar was still a huge pain in the ass and almost drove me crazy. The rest of the game and the bosses were quite easy actually, unfortunately I also never beat that game under these conditions. But got incredibly close a few times (Aurura Unit final phase).
I really liked Mogenar, I was craving more difficulty from 3D Metroid bosses and this delivered. Mogenar can be managed by staying in hypermode and managing your phazon levels, which is a good skill to teach at that stage given how useful it is later in the game. Overall Bryyo had good bosses (both hunter and seed boss), whereas on Elysia, Ghor and Helios were too easy and over far too quick. I felt they were a letdown after Rundas and Mogenar.
I find Mogenar's brand of difficulty to be far closer to tedium, but I can get where you're coming from. I think putting him in the earlygame is really weird though since it makes the difficulty curve wonky. I think Gandrayda is a far better example of a hard boss since she's placed at a good spot progression-wise and is much more fun in my opinion. Glad at least someone can enjoy Mogenar though
i feel Mogenar was hard for all the wrong reasons.
Yeah agree. I kinda like how many unique features are to this boss. I get that he was designed to be probably very stamina draining, which can be felt as tedious.
I always got the feeling it's a battle of ressources, him regaining his orbs will make it more likely that your energy tanks won't suffice, before you can deplete his health bar. I also like how the fight is designed around the hyber beam, while for some other bosses it feels more like a cheese, on this fight the clever use is definitely mandatory.
I also think it's weird how hard Mogenar is compared to the other Leviathan Bosses, but that's why he stands out to me, especially because he is the only one where you don't just dodge and shoot, you really need a good approach and precision. So I think he would've been better as an later boss but with upscaled damage then of course. :P
I think I died once. You could recover the health fine but it took absolutely forever.
The only battle that may have taken longer is Gandrayda.
My theory about Ridley always returning is that the space pirates manage to find...bits...of him left over after each encounter with Samus and clone a new one with the DNA. They certainly have the technology, and as conquest and power-driven as they are, it makes sense that they'd always want a trump card in the form of their mainstay, Ridley.
thats what i always figured also. they just scoop up some leftover gore chunks and chuck em in a cloning machine or something, i guess
“Samus has never used anything close to the Zero beam in the Metroid games.” Say hello to The Metroid Dread ending. Oops, sorry. Spoilers. (Edit: wouldn’t the aurora unit count as a sort of 3D Mother brain boss fight with phazon? Kinda?)
Yeah, that comment aged poorly lol
so glad to see mogenar getting shat on. hypermode playthrough is going poorly thanks to him and im still salty.
There is an easier way to handle Mogenar but it’s very risky since you have to spend a lot of the fight in hyper mode and let yourself get corrupted. Abusing this lets you get rid of his orb shield but because of the armor boots you can still only destroy one at a time usually.
This pretty much turns a 10 minute boss fight into a 4 minute burn phase where if you execute it properly you’ll have a much faster battle but if you slip up he’ll regain a quarter of his health while you’ve wasted an energy tank worth of yours. That’s not even counting for the instant game over you could get by being fully corrupted.
now that dread is out with its ending sequence i guess the gandrayda ripoff samus isn't the only form of samus to use a zero laser
Personally, I thought Mogenar was the BEST fight in the game. Yeah, they could have shortened it a bit by getting rid of the one on his back, but I think the idea of a boss with weakspots that move around is interesting. I feel it also had the most varied moveset of any boss in the game, making it very engaging in how you move around and dodge its attacks. I also didn't understand the comments about his difficulty. The only difficulty I had with Mogenar my first time playing was figuring out that I needed to use the phazon beam on his weak spots after destroying the red orbs. After that, it seemed pretty evenly balanced; the rest of the seed bosses felt too easy in comparison.
i recall that helios's ball attack gets countered by repeated spamming of the power beam to put holes in its shield and blast his armor
I also hope prime 4 involves more hunters the federation the space pirates
Wish granted
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The Aurora Unit kind of looks like a large Metroid, too.
Well the ending cutscene shows that the Aurora Unit fused with Dark Samus, hence being one and the same.
I had a lot of issues getting used to the controls so Rundas was quite difficult for me. He went down after I got more used to the controls. I don’t remember any of the other bosses giving me as much trouble. I was really surprised how easy the game was overall, especially the last boss. Whereas Metroid Prime itself and especially Emperor Ing were quite tough.
I was scared of using hypermode when I fought rundas the first time so I got to experience for a few good minutes, which made it a lot more fun.
Great video as always. Also I think it is the same Beserker on Skytown since 1. He looks battle damaged and 2. When the space fighter hits him you can see him flying off to the left if you look carefully. Also personally I think there's a lot of cut content in this game but it's still fantastic
Mognar I ABSOLUTELY HATE on the harder difficulty
Couldn’t you just damage all the cores until you need to use the hyper mode or am I forgetting something?
I specifically looked this up because I just got done with Mogenar, and I loathed every minute of it! I had to make sure that that was the lowest point, because if the rest of the bosses were that bad, I would end my playthrough prematurely AGAIN, and I really want to finish this before I play Metroid Prime 4.
Yeah he's the low point of the game for sure, it gets much better later on. Glad to see more Mogenar hate since I feel not enough people grill him for sucking as much as he does.
@@Cytonox He was definitely the lowest point! I am so glad no other boss was that bad. I'm also glad to see Gandrayda placed pretty highly here; she takes the top spot for me, mainly because I was knocked down to 2 HP, then took 1 HP from accidentally stepping into the acid rain, so I had to finish Gandrayda while avoiding literally everything she threw at me! I just concentrated on throwing Seeker Missiles at her in clusters of five, and I wasn't even looking at her health meter, so I thought I was toast for a second when the cutscene broke that concentration. I don't think I've ever been knocked down to 1 HP during a boss fight before, and I feel like I deserve a Friend Voucher for that!
@@KayFiOS Yeah she's by far the most intense fight I'd say. Props to you for sticking her out that long. I've never actually tried using seeker missiles on one target, but that sounds like a decent idea.
@@Cytonox It does involve waiting for the missile launcher to lock on five times, and not accidentally launching them into one of the obstacles scattered around, but I trust any attack with a lock-on much more than my own ability under heavy pressure! xD
I kinda like how Aurora Unit 313's appearance as the final boss acts as an inversion of Dark Samus's creation. it fuses with the Unit, reverting back to a form close to how it Originated as the Metroid Prime, kind of a loop.
Still kind of a thud ending tho, would have been interested to see how Samus escapes Phaaze (although my bet is she calls the ship, the planet is quite hollow as it is)
Something I'd like to point out is that Dark Samus uses the abilities of the three other hunters, including the Plasma Beam and the same ice pillars that Rundas summons. I forget what moves she copies from Gandrayda but you could argue some of her charging attacks are based on her moveset.
The #14 dead last boss is not legit criticism, because it’s basically a YOU problem if the boss is dragging on. You’re just not good at taking him down efficiently yet. Replay the game again.
I didn't think Mogenar was that bad, but to make it so you had to really abuse the mechanics of Hypermode, from its damage to just using it as an invulnerability mode. Like when you realize you can just hypermode and lay down normal bombs for its feet because you don't have the ability yet, its a cakewalk, but it also makes the fight just tedious. Basically, I don't think he's as bad, but if I had to rank him, he'd be at the bottom too.
Which speaks volumes of the bosses in this game in general. I agree so much with Omega Ridley, heck I put that fight on number one for me. Overall MP3 has my favorite bosses, only really beat out by Quadraxis and Meta Ridley for me, and on equal grounds to Emperor Ing and Metroid Prime.
Based for acknowledging Iudex Gundyr as one of the best first bosses in a game
the main problem with mogenar as you said was that you came in with so little energy tanks. Despite it being obnoxious i would place it higher than helios because with helios you can kinda just end him as soon as his face opens up. Mogenar forces you to use hypermode to the fullest. When he rains Rocks down, i just go into hypermode to not take damage. if i know im about to break a red orb, i go into hypermode early to get corrupted to get more use out of it.
I remember disliking aurora unit as a teen but I like it way more now. Makes up for how Prime 1 and 2 have mediocre final bosses
I've seen a top 10 overshadowed final bosses video from a guy named Joshcorcher. There was in his video Dark Samus overshadowing Aurora unit 313, because Josh thought the aurora unit 313 looked like a giant Popsicle. Do you think the aurora unit 313 looks like a popsicle ?
3:47 im sorry but this got me so much 💀
With Mogenar: when you’re shooting the red circles on him you have to make you’re not too close that you can’t avoid his attacks but not too far away because you’re power beam will be too slow to destroy them all. Getting the right distance on him makes him a lot easier.
You certainly got the worst boss right. That fight tries to juggle too many ideas and is also difficult to master given its timing. It's far too punishing for such an early boss too. It's not hard; it's just you have such little room for error and you'll be punished by tediously farming energy and doing the same thing you've been doing the entire fight or worse... restarting from square one.
The fight is deceptively presented too. It makes you think you can take him much more quickly with much less resources. And up until this point, you likely haven't been using your hyper beam enough to get to low health from it, so it's easy to drain all your health very quickly with no real way to recover most of it, especially given how easy it is to miss its weak points due to tricky timing.. It feels like a trap to punish beginners without adding the depth to make the fight interesting for returning players.
I remembered hating it as a kid when I was trying to beat the game on Hypermode, and even now when I replayed only on Veteran difficulty I still found it pretty tedious. I think it's the most frustrating boss in the entire trilogy personally, since the worst bosses in prime 1 and 2 were more lame than they were actively unpleasant-Alex
Thank fuck mog was last. He stopped me in my tracks for 2 years because he was so brutal to me back in the day.
I think you have to bomb Helios when it rolls around
Never thought to try that, I’ll give it a shot next time I play through the game
When I played on hard mode and hypermode, nothing, and I mean NOTHING, infuriated me more in this game than the defense drone fight. It takes forever to stun, it does stupidly huge amounts of damage, and I've always hated the fact that you can't even see the damn thing half the time in this fight. Plus, if you don't damage all 3 antennae fast enough (which, again, are WAY too tanky and impossible to aim at) then they'll pop up again, dragging the fight to oblivion.
That fight is absolutely a nuisance on hypermode. I feel u man
I love prime 3. Id say prime 1 has a better baseline than it but prime 3s peaks blow 1 and 2 out of the water
1 has the most irritating backtracking imo, and the way it’s map is laid can can occasionally be annoying. For example, Magmoor Caverns is a sort of empty area and you have to go through it constantly to get between the two sides of the map. I love it to death, but it undoubtedly is the game I have the most “oh god, this again” moments while playing
Yeah true enough. Honestly I’d rather completely forget Chozo Ghosts exists myself.
@@TitaRussellTrails You said exactly what I was thinking about lmao. Great minds think alike
@@Cytonox Hah. Nice
Doing Mogenar with only 1 energy tank makes the boss so long but it doesn't even come close to Omega Ridley that boss is long as fuck.
If you do it quickly, you can go in and out of hyper mode without spending a whole tank
Wasn't the whole point of Mogenar to condition the player to STAY in hyper mode for longer duration for both the benefit of the exponential attack power boost and invincibility?
Will you do metroid fusion
I will eventually, but its not planned for the immediate future atm
You know, you could just not use the phazon beam against Rundas....
rundas is a pretty early boss so i think it should be expected that he is easy.
Easy sure, but he dies so fast that the experience is too brief. He should at least be able to hold up for a full minute before dying given how significant to the story of the game he is imo. Meta Ridley isn’t necessarily hard, but he’s around long enough to leave an impression despite being even earlier than Rundas
I quit corruption at mogenar. They had all these stupid motion controls to make it appeal to casual wii gamer crowd but then put in bs like that? Boo
you should do BOTW boss vs others zelda bosses
BOTW's bosses are way worse than the average Zelda game's boss fights imo, other Zelda bosses win by a landslide. We're gonna cover a bunch of Zelda games in a few months like Skyward Sword and Wind Waker, so stay tuned down the road for those
-Alex
@@Cytonox thanks you but talking honestly mine was a chessy excuse for a video to rub on these rabbid BOTW fanboys that call game to be a "masterpiece"
Helios ball you dodge with boost ball
Lol, I dunno how I never thought of this. Good to know
@@Cytonox I didn’t know that you could slip up gor with ice missiles so we’re even.
Aurora unit sucks. Its so boring and anticlimactic. And easy compared tot he dakr dmaus fight right before it. Easily the worst boss in the game