Illusion Of Gaia (SNES) - All Bosses + Secret boss [No Damage No Blocking] Gameplay 1080p 60FPS

[@bitter-bit]

I still remember beating the vampires and not realizing I had to interact with the bomb to turn it off. I just watched the timer and ran around the room before turning off the SNES because I was terrified of seeing Erik explode

[@adventureoflinkmk2]

Fortunately all that happens is you game over and lose, even if you have one circle of health EDIT: and if you beat the vamps before the countdown hits 0 it'll be a dud this whole time supposedly lol

[@ricardohuff8774]

@@adventureoflinkmk2 I did that many times, I bet the vampires and let the bomb reach zero, it didn't blow up at all.

[@adventureoflinkmk2]

@@ricardohuff8774 right. It magically turns into a dud and then you still have to defuse the bomb

[@ricardohuff8774]

@@adventureoflinkmk2 I was surprised when Erik didn't blow up. This game still rocks, I'm playing terranigma and I'm stuck on Dragoon Castle because of those guards.

[@adventureoflinkmk2]

@@ricardohuff8774 yeah about that... Nintendo wouldn't allow that so easily

[@TheMissingLink2]

Much respect for doing this. This game kicked my ass so hard with some of the bosses. Final boss is unforgivably tough.

[@shivasthong4924]

Honestly I always found the vampires way harder.

[@wesleynishi6081]

Solid Arm I could never beat until I see that one spot to stand.

[@FrozenZerg]

@@shivasthong4924 Yes if my memory from my childhood is still accurate i thought all the vampires were the hard part, but most of other bosses weren't hard at all, even the final boss.Weird because i see a lot of commentary saying the opposite.

[@chadpeterson5698]

The Mummy Queen is one of the most unfair bosses I have ever faced. Even more of a pain than the final boss, especially since I could actually beat the final boss.

[@TheMissingLink2]

i@@shivasthong4924 I beat them fairly easily compared to some others. I think the husband was more of the pain in the ass, so I focused on killing him first. Wife is more predictable.

[@spitfire8539]

The first boss was a serious pain in the ass! Also had trouble with the vampire couple before i noticed that you should concentrate about one of them and ignore the other until you have taken the first one out.

[@machscga6238]

Not as hard as the Vampires

[@matthias66]

Who knew that kid with a flute was so dangerous?

[@SeanJZoning]

I miss these days.. thanks for this vid.

[@Lightsoul1987]

The "secret" Boss is from the game Soulblazer

[@kristellacall3622]

Oh my goodness! Will, what are you doing!? You’re gonna get yourself hurt!

[@ricardohuff8774]

I like to use Freedan with the bosses expect sand fanger and the final boss, but will can be challenging to use.

[@JKillackey62183]

The Mummy Queen at the Pyramid was a cool and unique boss because you could face her as either Will, Freedan, or Shadow. I've beat her as Freedan (Dark Friar upgrade and Quake attack come in handy), and I've beaten her as Shadow (The Aura is good for evading the blue ring of ghosts).....But I never tried fighting her as Will. Will's flute's limited reach would make it a difficult battle....

[@ricardohuff8774]

@@JKillackey62183 i like fighting against the mummy queen.

[@adventureoflinkmk2]

@@JKillackey62183 it's possible actually to do it with Will, even with the limited flute reach. The problem, is that it drags on and on because she keeps splitting into multiple ghosts every time you hit her and has to eventually reform. And then there's Will that can only do 1 damage... Yeeeeeeah, very tedious but challenging.. and of course it can be done

[@paxhumana2015]

Evil star = Nibiru/Planet X?

[@ZetaCancri]

I've always loved this game

[@samsonhaze6595]

“...only the earth looked sad.” Always thought this was a depressing point of order

[@Verbalaesthet]

Is this tool assisted? If not that was pretty amazing. I remember the bosses being pretty difficult.

[@dylpickle0192]

It’s entirely possible, just really punishing. I can’t seem to do the Mummy Queen or the Castoth rematch no damage tho. Always, ALWAYS get hit by a stray projectile in those fights.

[@gabrielmejia9351]

That song... kills me

[@bitter-bit]

THREE SECONDS LEFT TO SAVE YOUR FRIEND WITH THE VAMPIRES AAAA

[@zenon8]

doesn't becoming a puddle as shadow count as blocking?

[@dylpickle0192]

On Dark Gaia you can block the two projectiles - you don’t have to avoid them with Aura. Makes the fight a little easier than having to risk getting hit from the bubbles after.

[@Gnarcader]

Says "no blocking" in the title. 😂

[@decastar3010]

The final boss' second form scared me a bit

[@Toetoeba]

I honestly think that the music's scarier.

[@ozma6918]

19:25 I'd love to see that again but with Apo Gaia. I frickin dare you xD

[@-Keith-]

There is a faster way to kill Solid Arm hitless. Your jumping swing can leap over his projectiles. Just stay at the middle ramp and time your jump swing to leap over his fireball. There is a sweet spot where you can double swing at him (attack immediately followed up with a jump swing) to score two unanswered hits and end up back in the same location to repeat the pattern.

[@pixelvisxd6930]

5:43 That boss fight seems like Lanmola from Zelda A Link to the Past, lol

[@MaximeWindal]

Who is the boss at 14'35'' ?? It's about the jewler trader ? How could you see this boss with your DEF at 100% ? I thought that you are systematicaly at the end of the game when you have your DEF at 100%

[@vladimirpamoceno970]

Terranigma ?

[@videosparacriancas1157]

Demon Stone Eagle Twin dracula Sand worm Magician Solid arm Illusion of gaia

[@CDPW]

Those vampires ended my progress.

[@romerobravofaridoto4387]

Wich is the villian of the story of this game?

[@chadpeterson5698]

Dark Gaia could be considered the main villain, but it has no personality, The Jackal and the King are proper villains. Except one is corrupted by Dark Gaia and one is a simple mercenary.

[@leidianeferreiramoraes3930]

Castoth Viper Vampires Sand fanger Queen mummy Solid arm Chaos comet & dark gaia

[@jorgeandresvargasgutierrez2762]

I never cant understand the end...who can explain me?

[@AlexBermann]

Here is my interpretation: Dark Gaia is an eldritch entity that doesn't fully function like most things in the world. Its light turns people into monsters which changed history significantly. However, Dark Gaia itself is timeless. Will embarked on an adventure that led him to Angkor Wat among other places, there, he got a vision of how the world would be without Dark Gaia's influence: basically like our world - Dark Gaia kept social and technological progress back and reduced the total number of humans. Then, Will defeats Dark Gaia. Because Dark Gaia is timeless, its defeat means that it is also destroyed in the past. Will returns to a world that never knew the light of Dark Gaia. If we want a continuity with Terranigma' and Soul Blazer, the light did serve a purpose of keeping the conflict between light and dark red in check. The respective worlds fought until the world basically ended until the protagonist brings it back - but of course, this isn't the end of the conflict. A similar thing happened before the events of Illusion of time when the world had to be brought back from an attack of the dark side. But honestly, much just is unclear. What's the relation of Dark Gaia and Gaia the world itself? Could dark Gaia just have been an avatar of the worlds dark side? It certainly doesn't help that every game has a very creative relationship with the concept of time and features moments that are just plain weird.

[@romerobravofaridoto4387]

@@AlexBermann tks for the explanation