A lot of Zelda bosses are good but easy bosses, Koloktos from SS comes to mind, Twinrova from OOT, I would rather have a fun boss than one that’s hard to beat.
@@LostTomorrows Twinrova still stands as one of my favourite in any games. It's just so epic. Discovering the unique ability of the shield, the witches fusing mid-fight, the music, the funny outro of the fight... Colgera is also great for its size, music and just the way you have to fight it. Can't wait to see the other bosses of the game.
I don't care if the boss was easy or not. When you're falling out of the sky and this thing appears and hits you with the sickest boss theme in the game, you lose your shit. I know I did, and so far, no other boss in totk has achieved that level of epicness and satisfaction. Like goddamn, I love the flying triple pancake with pincers.
@@sycamore4676 indeed, but I can't remember the last time a Zelda game gave us a hard boss. Some of them were hard way back when I was a kid, but not anymore. I guess the next title should improve on that front. At least Gleeoks are so much fun to fight.
@@fibb3755 I haven't gotten around to fighting it yet, but picture me hyped. As for blights, the lightning one is challenging, yes, but none of the are particularly complex.
@@fibb3755 if you mean the final totk boss? i learned a way to cheese it (i still got hit some but this helped me alot) when in doubt if something gives you trouble: if it is flurry rush-able, flurry rush it
This dungeon, the boss, and the music were my favorite in the game. I loved how the entire quest was a tribute to Wind Waker. Easy as it was, it was a masterful execution.
man this boss fight is so fun - one of my favorite moments so far in totk is when I was in the depths and the theme started playing before I had even seen it. I just wish the fight was harder, but its probably my favorite boss fight just because of the music
I lost my mind when I played this!!! It felt so classic zelda, the music, the battle itself, the monster, everything was so fun!!! I only just beat this level and I had so much fun the whole time. I'm so hyped to play the rest of the game!
To people saying this is really easy, that may be true, but that doesn't detract from it being really good. Also, this is a game where trial and error is pretty big, so congratulations to those who figured out how to cheese it. I couldn't, so I had some difficulty.
Cheese it? While I agree that being easy does not detract from how fun this boss is for it's everything, but cheese it? There's no cheesing it, the guy is just a pushover. The only trial and error to the fight is throwing your hands up once you realize your arrows aren't doing anything and you need to find a weak point. Then, notice the texture of his back when he launches his spikes is the same as the ice you jump on in order to break, which is something you will have actually been required to do in order to climb the ascending islands to reach this boss in the first place.
Ok, correction. I just watched a gameplay video of someone else playing and figured out how to really cheese this guy. What I just told you is the intended way of fighting him. That said, even using the intended method, this guy is ridiculously easy. My stance is that fighting him properly makes him just easy enough to be fun as you kick back and enjoy the spectacle. If you cheeze the guy theough, that just ruins the fun. That said, fighting him properly takes too darn long if all you're doing is farming his reincarnations in the depths for their claws. I say fight him properly when you do the real boss fight in the temple, and cheeze him in the depths.
Haha, ok, I just discovered that the legit way of fighting this guy gets stupid easy as well once you get the glide suit. With that thing, even with a single piece of it, the updrafts are enough to maintain altitude while you flit around him like you're a Rito and just smash through his weak points.
The first phase was very easy, then the second phase was still easy, but then the theme got way more epic, and so did the fight holy- Also who else dove into the weak points?
@@davidgeorge1943 i used a hover bike. as two fans with a steering stick in the middle. as 1 in the front and 1 in the back (you can curve one or two of the fans)
Boss spoilers I wish it was a harder boss battle instead of 2 shots with arrows dealing 1/3 of its hp. Like destroying 3 things and then waiting for him to go trough a portal from below and then do a sword attack from above to stick a sword into his forehead . Fire design tho
if you want a more challenging version try doing the rematch one in the depths and only attacking it using dives! makes it much more high stakes too :D
I think it's Nintendo's way of basically forcing you into this boss fight, you aren't normally ready for something on par of a Blight in BotW until you get better armor, weapons, more health, ect. But Colgera is more a glorified cinematic boss ANY bow will work against it, you instantly regen stamina, can always enter bullet time, even your sage partner helps out, and if you run out of ammo you can dive bomb straight into it's weak points. Honestly, the real fight is getting to it in the first place.
Colgera proves that you don't need a hard boss to have a good boss
A lot of Zelda bosses are good but easy bosses, Koloktos from SS comes to mind, Twinrova from OOT, I would rather have a fun boss than one that’s hard to beat.
@@LostTomorrows Twinrova still stands as one of my favourite in any games. It's just so epic. Discovering the unique ability of the shield, the witches fusing mid-fight, the music, the funny outro of the fight...
Colgera is also great for its size, music and just the way you have to fight it. Can't wait to see the other bosses of the game.
@@LostTomorrows I wouldn’t really consider koloktos east probably 3 hardest have demise then 3rd phase ghirahim
@@LostTomorrows amen Koloktos is such a good boss with an awesome theme!
Most true sentence I’ve heard all month😊
I don't care if the boss was easy or not. When you're falling out of the sky and this thing appears and hits you with the sickest boss theme in the game, you lose your shit. I know I did, and so far, no other boss in totk has achieved that level of epicness and satisfaction. Like goddamn, I love the flying triple pancake with pincers.
Honestly, I wish this boss was harder! It has such an amazing theme, I was sad to defeat it quickly. Definitely one of my favorite boss fights ever.
@@sycamore4676 indeed, but I can't remember the last time a Zelda game gave us a hard boss. Some of them were hard way back when I was a kid, but not anymore. I guess the next title should improve on that front. At least Gleeoks are so much fun to fight.
@@karatekamikel the blights were pretty difficult and the final boss of this game is a nightmare
@@fibb3755 I haven't gotten around to fighting it yet, but picture me hyped. As for blights, the lightning one is challenging, yes, but none of the are particularly complex.
@@fibb3755 if you mean the final totk boss? i learned a way to cheese it (i still got hit some but this helped me alot)
when in doubt if something gives you trouble: if it is flurry rush-able, flurry rush it
This dungeon, the boss, and the music were my favorite in the game. I loved how the entire quest was a tribute to Wind Waker. Easy as it was, it was a masterful execution.
I like how this I one of the bosses you don’t need a weapon to technically beat
GODLIKE CHILLS WHEN THE DRAGON ROOST ISLAND SONG DROPS.
Tears have falled from my face in that same moment. Too much vibes.
Was this boss easy? Yes.
Was it a spectacle? Also yes.
Not as much for me, becaue i didnt realize you could skydive through the back of Colgera and had no keese eyes on me. Was sill very epic though
Learning that you can one-round the thing with arrows in bullet time when it comes from below felt pretty epic. The music helped too lol
man this boss fight is so fun - one of my favorite moments so far in totk is when I was in the depths and the theme started playing before I had even seen it. I just wish the fight was harder, but its probably my favorite boss fight just because of the music
That happened to me too! I shat my pants when the music started playing 🤣
I lost my mind when I played this!!! It felt so classic zelda, the music, the battle itself, the monster, everything was so fun!!! I only just beat this level and I had so much fun the whole time. I'm so hyped to play the rest of the game!
Easily my new favorite Zelda boss theme. They really got everything right with this one.
I went out of my way to not do anything during phase 3 to relish in the nostalgia :)
100% putting this in my d&d campaign for battle music!
To people saying this is really easy, that may be true, but that doesn't detract from it being really good.
Also, this is a game where trial and error is pretty big, so congratulations to those who figured out how to cheese it. I couldn't, so I had some difficulty.
The boss is so cool !
Zelda never defined its greatness based on difficulty. It did it by being more creative than most franchises : )
Cheese it? While I agree that being easy does not detract from how fun this boss is for it's everything, but cheese it? There's no cheesing it, the guy is just a pushover.
The only trial and error to the fight is throwing your hands up once you realize your arrows aren't doing anything and you need to find a weak point. Then, notice the texture of his back when he launches his spikes is the same as the ice you jump on in order to break, which is something you will have actually been required to do in order to climb the ascending islands to reach this boss in the first place.
Ok, correction. I just watched a gameplay video of someone else playing and figured out how to really cheese this guy. What I just told you is the intended way of fighting him.
That said, even using the intended method, this guy is ridiculously easy. My stance is that fighting him properly makes him just easy enough to be fun as you kick back and enjoy the spectacle.
If you cheeze the guy theough, that just ruins the fun. That said, fighting him properly takes too darn long if all you're doing is farming his reincarnations in the depths for their claws.
I say fight him properly when you do the real boss fight in the temple, and cheeze him in the depths.
Haha, ok, I just discovered that the legit way of fighting this guy gets stupid easy as well once you get the glide suit. With that thing, even with a single piece of it, the updrafts are enough to maintain altitude while you flit around him like you're a Rito and just smash through his weak points.
If you all wanna make the fight a bit harder you can wait for the spikes to launch up into the sky and then use your weapon to slam into the weakspot
You can just dive through it instead
The first phase was very easy, then the second phase was still easy, but then the theme got way more epic, and so did the fight holy- Also who else dove into the weak points?
Me
I shot it with my bow at the underside with eye arrows
I did, felt way more satisfying that way
_Transdimensional Arctic Fiend_
*_Colgera_*
Le plus beau des cinq temples (pour la musique)
I was sad on how easy the boss was but i was jamming out so hard to that third phase while playing
Everyone's mentioning Moldera, I hear Dragon Roost Island
It’s both the Molgera and DRI theme. The entire dungeon, boss, and music were supposed to be a tribute to wind Waker.
Moldera?
I’ve tried to listen so hard and I still can’t hear any of Molgera in there.
So, im confused. If the fight only has two phases, why are there three themes for phases? And why are there higher-pitched versions; for skydiving?
one theme for however many targets on colgera are left
higher pitched versions are for phase 2
@@PixelsBlocksAndTNT excacly ❤
Because there are 3 stages. Head, Bisection, and Tail.
AAAAAH! When that dragon roost part dropped!
scourge of hyrule castle
demon king colgera
This boss music is so good
12:20
Very windeaker 😊
hey totk people
go to the island above eventide
why? there is something there that makes your life easier
Yep! Totally nothing hard!
@@abasicpotato4451 yep. the master sword is there
Honestly, the hardest part is just getting there.
@@davidgeorge1943 i used a hover bike. as two fans with a steering stick in the middle. as 1 in the front and 1 in the back (you can curve one or two of the fans)
Even better, go in the depths under typhlo ruins!
I was shocked when I found out you can use arrows
I was shocked when I found out you could dive bomb it.
@brick head You can upgrade the glide set to 2* to get immunity to fall damage
Boss spoilers
I wish it was a harder boss battle instead of 2 shots with arrows dealing 1/3 of its hp. Like destroying 3 things and then waiting for him to go trough a portal from below and then do a sword attack from above to stick a sword into his forehead . Fire design tho
if you want a more challenging version try doing the rematch one in the depths and only attacking it using dives! makes it much more high stakes too :D
Even easier if you have a supply of keese eyeballs
I think it's Nintendo's way of basically forcing you into this boss fight, you aren't normally ready for something on par of a Blight in BotW until you get better armor, weapons, more health, ect. But Colgera is more a glorified cinematic boss ANY bow will work against it, you instantly regen stamina, can always enter bullet time, even your sage partner helps out, and if you run out of ammo you can dive bomb straight into it's weak points.
Honestly, the real fight is getting to it in the first place.
If you wanna rematch it but really hard try beating it in the Depths with Mineru only
I had absolutely no idea you could stab a sword through his forehead, I just shot arrows through him and dove through him.