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- List of bosses
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- Bosses are large AI-controlled enemies that spawn on maps after a given amount of time. They usually require more than one player to take down due to their large amounts of health and attack strength, other than the relatively weak bosses. Bosses can be found in any Game Mode except Maze mode, and some of them can enter Bases without getting harmed in Team Modes. They give 30,000 experience points to the player who destroys them (The one who deals the finishing blow), which is enough to instantly upgrade a player from Level 1 to Level 45.
- These Mutations arose as a result of the first experiments using the mutagen that created all the creatures. All of them (except Magician) served as guards to Curien's laboratory, with Hangedman being the only one with a slightly different purpose, which was to assure the death of anyone on the grounds, rather than lab defense from inside the house. These Mutations would form the basis for almost all subsequent Mutations, with Chariot and Hangedman directly serving as the templates for both creature components in the boss Judgment in The House of the Dead 2.
- As a last resort, Damien climbs into this giant robot and challenges the Snowboard Kids to a final battle. The goal is to destroy the robot before it reaches the finish line, but this is no easy task. It will shoot both Bombs and Freeze Shots, and will drop debris on the course whenever hit. Ten hits are initially required to beat this boss, but three more are needed to truly finish the job .
- Hier kommt alles über die Bosse rein. Bosse sind Monster, die im Spiel nur einmal auftauchen.
- Bosses are strong opponents that can fought from the fight tab. Every 24 hours (at 5PM GMT) a new boss will appear. A List of the Bosses can be found below.
- Bosses are enemies with a health bar and have a pattern of attacks or stages of attacks. They are often fought in an enclosed space that the player cannot exit until they defeat the boss.
- This is a list of all the bosses found in the game. Click on the column headers to sort the cells in alphabetic order.
- A boss is a major enemy in every Lego Star Wars video game.
- Bosses are hostile enemies that don't re-spawn after they die. They mainly lie in the borders of the map, except the Mammoth and Disco Duck at the middle. Defeating a boss efficiently will require some food and a few items, but in return they drop good items.
- Bosses from Stage 1-1 to Stage 5-10* *Stages from 5-1 are unavailable yet Levels of stage bosses: Image:1-80lvl.jpg Raid Bosses have higher lvl, for example Yeti King has 44 lvl (episode 2)
- This is a list of boss characters in the Manhunt games. They are considered bosses because the protagonist confronts the character and they face him in armed combat.
- A Boss is an employer or superviser, often a person of authority in an organization or corporation.
- This Boss is located at f5-f6
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- Bosses are included in every Tomb Raider game besides Tomb Raider: Underworld. Bosses are normally at or near the end of a level. They are difficult to beat and require a lot of ammo and medi-packs to defeat.
- Bosses will spawn around 6,000 threat. The quantity and health of bosses that spawn will increase with threat. Like Wasps and Heavies, they will attack your CPH from one of the four corners.
- Machine Noname Before the alchemists gather a certain material that is hard to find on their own which brought them to the creation of Machine Noname. Machine Noname is a machine that was created for gathering material on its own for alchemists but during the proses the Machine Noname in the mine had an error which made it a destructive machine. Where:Bloody Ice, Skeleton mine (D.T.) Level Requirement:35 but you won't be able to beat it at your level(must be level 45)
- Bosses are the final challenge in almost every level. There are some minor bosses (also known as Mini Bosses) who are fought midway through a level, with a harder boss waiting at the end. Certain bosses may appear multiple times in a level or reappear as a normal enemy in a later level.
- There are boss battles at the end of every fifth level. Sometimes Guard have white orbs.
- This is a list of bosses in Max's adventure mode. I don't have images of all of them, but with those I'll go into as much detail as possible. The order in which these bosses are listed is the order that they will be appearing in the adventure mode.
- This is a complete list of bosses that appeared in Skies of Arcadia and its remake.
- Bosses are non-recurring monsters with special attacks and huge health.
- Bosses are monsters that differ greatly from the average monster. They are more powerful than most other monsters, and it quite often takes an entire squad of players to defeat one. Boss monsters aren't entirely avoidable, since some quests require a player and their squad to defeat one. There are different kinds of bosses in Perfect World: World Boss, FB (Final Boss, or Final Battle), Mini-Boss, and TT.
- These Bosses are found on Assassination missions. Each boss has a set of lines to "taunt" the Tenno sent to kill them. They drop mods and resources upon death. Depending on which Boss the player is fighting, Blueprints of Warframes parts and special Weapons parts will often be rewarded upon mission completion.
- Bosses are powerful enemies found throughout the Kid Icarus series. They are typically encountered at the end of a stage or chapter, and must be defeated before the player can progress.
- Back http://scratchpad.wikia.com/wiki/Mario_and_luigi:_RPG%27s
- Bosses are enemies that require more that just a few punches. These vary from a flying Moskito, to a giant Knaaren named Reflux.
- Bosses are strong creatures that are often killed in order to complete a quest. Of course, this is the very SHORT answer. But to add on, most bosses have very cool drops, and often it takes more then one person to kill them.
- Bosses are found on the 5th level on each floor (Level x-5). There are generally two potential bosses for each floor, which are chosen at random. After defeating a floor's boss the portal to the next floor will open. List of bosses:
* Floor 1 Bosses:
* Devil's Snare
* Goblin Priest
* Floor 2 Bosses (Left Portal):
* Grand Wizard
* Grand Knight
* Floor 2 Bosses (Right Portal):
* Skeleton King
* C6H806
* Floor 3 Bosses:
* Varkolyn Leader
* Zulan The Colossus
- The list of Bosses and their types is as follows: Episode 1:
* The Dragon (Native)
* De Rol Le (A.Beast)
* Vol Opt (Machine) (2 forms)
* Dark Falz (Dark) (2 forms on Normal difficulty, 3 on all others) Episode 2:
* Barba Ray (A.Beast)
* Gol Dragon (???)
* Gal Gryphon (???)
* Olga Flow (???)
- Each of the demon bosses is associated with a specific dungeon which may disappear after its defeat. The humans and animals are not associated with specific locations to that extent, and they do not remain opposed to Amaterasu for their entire duration of appearance within the game.
- Bosses are a type of encountered in some Nitrome games. Not all games have them. Bosses can typically be distinguished by both their size and the fact that they are usually the only enemy present in the level they appear in.
- Bosses are an enemies which are generally encountered at the end of a chapter or act. They have more health, do more damage and are generally more aggressive. These regularly feature a health bar on-screen while the battle is happening. The bosses are presented in the order they show up within the games.
- Bosses are harder to kill, unless you are a Warrior (SebSmash). (btw be careful of PaulosAssassin he is a hacker.)
- All boss pages are being reworked. Use the search function to find what you're looking for.
- Usually they appear at the end (or near the end at least) of each update. Some of them are alone and others have company. Usually they don't drop any kind of special loot or reward.
- Bosses appear at the end of the round, or world. They are extremely major time glitches; all made of either a large amount of Time Crystals or a Big Crystal fragment. Many of them are very large, and require a lot of trash or ammo, Time Controls, and evasiveness to defeat. Bosses from the first game release Gold when defeated, but the Gold fades after a few seconds. Bosses from the second game instead release a Big Crystal fragment.
- Bosses usually are characters at the end of a stage that are difficult to defeat. Many games types like Action, Platformers, and Shoot'em Ups have these.
- Arch Demons are the strongest of the Old One's servants, and the player must get through many lesser demons just to confront an Arch Demon. The player must kill at least one in order to pass through the fog gate beyond the Tower Knight Archstone. Once three are killed, the ambient music in the Nexus will change. All five must be slain in order to confront the Old One.
* Old Monk
* Dragon God
* Maiden Astraea
* Storm King
* Old King Allant Allant.png Dragon God Bust.png Maiden Astraea render.png Storm King.png Old Monk.jpeg
- Bosses are enemies in maps by hypixel, except that they are unique and more powerful than most monsters.
- Boss battles in the Gradius series, are found at the end of a stage, these large enemies are far stronger than the opponents the player has faced up to that point. These boss fights often involve targeting specific portions of the enemy, or eliminating multiple limbs or parts. Often these boss battles are pre-empted by short Sub Boss battles. The Gradius series has a multitude of Boss Types, which are outlined below:
- Bosses are stronger (and usually bigger) hostile NPCs who have multiple powerful abilities that allow them to damage you with ease. They spawn when the portal is lowered to a certain amount of health, when the portal has been completely destroyed, or at certain times during a quest. The list below shows all of the current Juggernauts, Mini-Bosses, and Bosses from all of the islands. Graahken'Hulk (Located at Bloxian Island) Graknight (Located at Vite Island) Bonneking (Located at Katar Island) Kor (Located at Nomad Island) Malgorok'Zyth (Located at Axsuroth Island)
- The so-called Tibia "Bosses" are unique in their own races. They are stronger than any of the creatures like them, and they are relatively rare to encounter. Bosses do not spawn like normal creatures, they are only found in a world on rare occasions depending upon the abilities of the players in that world. If they are not killed in one day, then they disappear until another time. The most powerful bosses (like Orshabaal) are usually forewarned by multiple white text messages appearing onscreen, like the monster raids. Most other bosses randomly spawn without warning, providing an unpleasant surprise for anyone in the area.
- The so-called Tibia "Bosses" are unique in their own races. They are stronger than any of the creatures like them, and they are relatively rare to encounter. Bosses do not spawn like normal creatures, they are only found in a world on rare occasions depending upon the abilities of the players in that world. If they are not killed in one day, then they disappear until another time. The most powerful bosses (like Orshabaal) are usually forewarned by multiple white text messages appearing onscreen, like the monster raids. Most other bosses randomly spawn without warning, providing an unpleasant surprise for anyone in the area.
- Bosses are characters in The Getaway and The Getaway: Black Monday who are harder to kill than the average enemy you encounter. A boss must be defeated in order for the player to pass the mission. Bosses will typically be reasonably hard to kill and are always an important character who has previously been seen in cutscenes and involved in the games storyline in some way. The only optional boss the player will encounter is Mitch, based on a player choice made earlier on in the game.
- Each zone in Nodiatis has its own and unique boss that can be killed for a boss item or quests. The first time that you kill a particular boss, you are guaranteed to get a non-epic non-travel gear item drop. After that first time, that boss will never drop another loot item again for you, even if you reroll. Certain bosses may also drop specific travel gear or fishing pole if you need them, i.e. you don't already have them in inventory.
- In I wanna be the guy, bosses are powerful enemies that act as a means of progression throughout the game. As described in the intro, they are the eight "non-robot master" units that The Kid must beat in order become The Guy. In a single save file, The bosses that the player has killed are shown at the bottom of the profile. Once you kill a boss, they cannot be fought again. As well, killing the first six bosses will unlock the warps in The Room of Divine Transportation.
- The bosses have a large variety of attacks that the soldiers need to adapt in order to dodge them, at least attempt to when it comes to some of the more deadly ones. In many cases, the bosses will have at infinite supply of minions following them, which may require the luring tactics to allow direct focus on the boss.
- Bosses is an all-encompassing word that is often used to describe any overpowered single enemies who must be killed to progress in game, and cannot be avoided, but most of the time Act Bosses are meant by Bosses. Unique Monsters and Super Uniques are also often included.( Main article: Act Boss)
In addition to Act Bosses, the following enemies are included into Boss category: Bosses are either highly resistant or immune to Crowd Control effects, and in the first two games, also had significant resistances to damage.
- Batman: Scarecrow, Bane. Joker, and Robotic Batman 1. Scarecrow- A really easy boss to beat. Once you navigate through the sewers you fight his hallucinations alongside Batwoman. The illusions you fight can be beaten by using your powers and weaponry extremely easily. But, the Killer Croc illusions have be knocked out by using the circle button on PS3 or the interaction button on PC. Eventually, you will have to fight Scarecrow and a few of his minions. Just focus on Scarecrow and deal with the others after. 3. Joker- You fight him at the Level 15 mission at the East End Regal Hotel.
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