Top Five Out of Place Boss Fights in Video Games - rabbidluigi

[@gudgeonfish]

"GODMAYNETTA`S" should be the only name for hack and slash games from now on.

[@oscarmccormack1611]

God of War is hack-and-slash. Bayonetta and Devil May Cry are spectacle fighters, which is a subset of hack-and-slash.

[@flameguy21]

God, my netta's killing me.

[@oscarmccormack1611]

@Exodus N Take the time to actually read my comment, and look up words if you don't understand them.

[@Alex-mb2cy]

what are you talking about, out of these three GoW is the one focusing the most on spectacle. Except for th newest one, but have you ever seen GoW 3? DMC and Bayonetta focus a lot more on the mechanics if you ask me. GoW is great and all, but takes the least practice to pull of the combos.

[@oscarmccormack1611]

@@Alex-mb2cy That's what the definition of a spectacle fighter is. Pure hack-and-slash games are like God of War and Dynasty Warriors, where no effort is given to massacre hundreds of enemies. Spectacle fighters, like Bayonetta or Metal Gear Rising, give much more emphasis on the individual actions to defeat a single enemy, with finess and without taking a hit.

[@smartboy201]

I can't help but feel that Lord of Lightning was a reference to Charles Martinet voicing Paarthurnax in Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. I might be alone in thinking that, though...

[@KirbyChan]

Wow. I never thought of it that way. That's a really good point, my dude!

[@sak4933]

So in a way... Mario is fighting himself?

[@SuperHothead14]

It’s still completely out of nowhere in context

[@michaelbarney4060]

Oh my god, that makes so much sense

[@frauleinzuckerguss1906]

@@sak4933 His inner demons

[@SSBBPOKEFAN]

Fun factoid: Chernabog was originally planned to be the "big bad" and final boss of KH1 before Square decided to give that spotlight to Ansem. But people still loved the idea of fighting Chernabog, so he was kept. Also, "Night on Bald Mountain" didn't play in his boss fight in the original Japanese version of KH1, just the regular boss theme. That, along with the bonus boss Kurt Zisa, were added in the Western releases, and kept for the Final Mix versions.

[@sarafontanini7051]

that does fit into my headcanon that chernabog is the embodiment of the Heartless themselves, essentially their satan-esque leader

[@silvermoon5583]

@@sarafontanini7051 That's actually exactly what they were going to do with the plot before adding Ansem.

[@greenhowie]

Ugh, fuck Kurt Zisa... I know he's supposed to be an "easier" endgame boss, but something about his attack patterns got to me way more than Sephiroth.

[@ClefairyRox]

Tinker Bell is a lifesaver against Kurt Zisa.

[@sarafontanini7051]

alternatively, I personally would've picked The Horned King as the Heartless leader

[@GenesisSanctuary]

It is amazing how Revenge of Shinobi just gives no shits about copyrighted characters. Rambo, The Terminator, Spider-Man, Batman, and Godzilla all in a single game as either bosses or random mooks? It's a glorious thing to behold. Even Shinobi III managed to keep up the trend by having you fight Mecha-Godzilla.

[@Quetzal00358]

How about Top 5 worst cases of backtracking in video games?

[@williamwhite2568]

Mega Man X5 better be on there

[@The_Gronne]

Paper Mario The Thousand Year Door - General White

[@anarchy1032]

ghosts and goblins

[@popstarchamp]

@@The_Gronne Or Chapter 4. Even with General White at least you're going all over the place. With Ch 4 it's the same narrow path over and over. XP

[@thejedisonic67]

The Great Maze in SSB Brawl

[@warhammernerd52Daxx-Lorenzo898]

11:10-12:22 That someone was Charles Martinet, one of the Skyrim dragon VAs

[@galfinsp7216]

I think he voiced ‘parthenax’. Someone who played that game please say if I’m right or wrong.

[@lukeroberson2115]

​@@galfinsp7216 Paarthunax, but yes.

[@NeoWishblade]

I absolutely love the Lord of Lightning being a thing in Odyssey! Definitely makes no sense but a frigging dragon, of LIGHTNING!? Instant success, 11/10, game of the year, love it! XD

[@Chaos89P]

Sometimes dragons can breathe lightning instead of fire. I remember the Jabberwock from the 2010 version of Alice in Wonderland.

[@gamemasteranthony2756]

There was a drastic missed opportunity here, though. I mean, they wanted lightning dragon, and... (looks towards Zekrom) ...yeah. (gets looks) You DO realize they had a planetoid in Super Mario Galaxy that resembled a Poké Ball, right? This isn't as much of a stretch as you think it is.

[@greenhowie]

Yeah blew my mind, everyone knows that Dragons are weak to the Holy power of Lightning, ...at least that's what Seath says...

[@thea-rate6655]

Yes! A Caddicarus cameo! I mean- a new Rabbidluigi video!

[@aj8719]

Now the next step is a collaboration... I mean... great content as always Rabbidluigi!

[@TheLastComa]

That's how *we* do it in our garden.

[@greenhowie]

Daddy Caddy heard you like see food.

[@TravestyJunction]

Caddy returned to Sundays

[@ringsofmars29]

How about top 5/10 games that went through development hell that were actually good? We hear so much about overly delayed games that are bad that it’d be nice to hear about the opposite side of the coin.

[@thenextnx1765]

Botw

[@Jamie-kg8ig]

Final Fantasy 15.

[@cartooncritic7045]

Persona 5 had a pretty rough development, and it turned into what is now considered a modern-day classic for JRPGs. Also, Final Fantasy 15 would be a technical example, but that game only had three years of proper development after being cancelled/revived several times during its days as Versus XIII. The game still turned out pretty good in the end, and it's been getting even better with updates.

[@Dullsonic3]

Too bad FFXV Went rock bottom at chapter 13.

[@cartooncritic7045]

Zachary Putnam Noctis' Chapter 13 definitely sucks, but the updates/Royal Edition let you play as Gladio and Ignis instead, and their path is way more enjoyable and you even get to see what happens to Ravus. Chapter 13 is still the weakest part of the game, but it never ruined the whole thing for me, especially not with how emotional Chapter 14 ended up being.

[@Addy0302]

I hope the Lord of Lightning is a boss in Smash

[@julesthief]

I didn't realize I needed that until now. You've opened my eyes!

[@nobodyinparticular9640]

Nah, add him in monster hunter :v

[@lukegibson6044]

Wait how did you reply to this comment before it was made?

[@thecplman1]

That's unlikely, because the Super Mario Oddessey stage is New Donk City.

[@Addy0302]

@@thecplman1 Bold of you to assume Odyssey only has one stage

[@FlyingScott]

There is indeed something in the water in Japan. It's turning the frogs gay.

[@neighborhoodvillain8992]

Go away Alex Jones.

[@Matt-gh2zm]

This meme needs to die already

[@wowza935]

Matt AJ memes r the only thing i condone

[@SmartAlec1]

It's banning (non SJW) nuts from twatter for no reason.

[@squidgaurd6927]

Well the whole trap craze was always weird then you got dude's who used some weird logic for it not being gay. But its totaly gay.

[@GamingWarlord64]

7:26 imagine him Darth Vader and Thanos all at the same time the super boss of KH3

[@totallynotapuffball9119]

Holy shit, Disney actually owns all of them. They'd never waste that much star power for one thing, because it'd make them less money, but, um, yes, I'd like that.

[@Practitioner_of_Diogenes]

So, nothing about the CEO of both Square Enix and Platinum Games being bosses in Nier Automata???

[@greenhowie]

Ehh the warnings beforehand kind of let you know it isn't "real" - although they could have placed a ton of scattered backstory to explain why these 2 CEOs uploaded their minds in actual game-lore. Kind of prepares you for something bonkers.

[@sydneythompson5600]

they are??? that's amazing. XD

[@SoIstice]

I'm surprised no Taro games made it onto the list at all. They have some weird bosses.

[@unbacked0397]

In Yakuza 5 after escaping from prison, you treck through the forest and have a boss fight with a bear called "Giant Bear". Every other boss fight in the game is against another person. And after you beat the bear, you unlock a minigame that is about you going back into the forest to have a rematch with the bear.

[@sarafontanini7051]

because Kiryu will forgive the people who stab him in the stomach, but FUCK BEARS THEY CAN FUCK RIGHT OFF

[@unbacked0397]

It unlocks a hunting minigame. After you find the bear again you start shooting it, then Saejima puts his gun away and just starts punching it and it works.

[@sarafontanini7051]

beause all Yakuza fights are resolved vigourous punching to the shnoz

[@brendanreid4019]

Top 5 boss fights you don't have to win. Not optional bosses or hopeless battles, fights that you can reasonably win but will still progress the plot even if you lose.

[@ChristopherMoom]

Out of Place Boss Fights, huh? Gonna take a guess, and say some sort of Kirby final boss is on this list. Edit: Anybody have a link to the Spider Dance remix in the beginning? And I guess I was wrong, no Kirby bosses are on this list.

[@adamjsher04]

Description. Its by gamechops if I recall. Just search for their remix

[@ChristopherMoom]

@@adamjsher04 I know about the description. I just had no idea who made the remix. Thanks for telling me that.

[@csk7769]

I thought so too

[@KapitanPazur1]

Whole Kirby game is out of place so I doubt any boss fight would count here.

[@RikouHogashi]

Zero 2 comes to mind the most

[@WesternEchidna]

Night on "Bear" Mountain? Unless it was a joke I didn't understand, I'm pretty sure its Night on BALD Mountain. Great list though

[@rabbidluigi]

"Bare" Mountain but sure. "Bald" and "Bare" are typically interchangeable when talking about that piece of music since they have the same loose definition. Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@zekeram129]

rabbidluigi No, it's bear. the mountain is entirely made out of bears.

[@cvrator]

As it's translated from Russian, both night on bald mountain and night on bare mountain are correct and commonly used, akshully.

[@WesternEchidna]

@@cvrator alright then. I had no idea. I only knew it as Night on Bald Mountain

[@namingisdifficult408]

rabbidluigi interesting

[@Mcmacladdie]

Correction: Dark Link first appeared in the Adventure of Link on the NES. Also, apologies if I'm the millionth person to say this.

[@Felixthebrute]

Nah, you good. I've looked through almost the entire comment section, and only saw you and one other guy saying this.

[@thegreendragon5390]

Top 5 Bosses that you can completely skip. [The Muffet fight in Undertale can be skipped if you buy from the bake sale she runs personally.]

[@2Dawesome]

The divined beasts in breath of the wild.

[@realJoeMavro]

Legion from Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow and Dr. No from Goldeneye: Rogue Agent.

[@PuppyLuver256]

Here's a topic idea: maybe a top 5 videogame friendships? Like characters who either have this really strong platonic bond with one another before the story starts proper or develop one over the course of the plot's events. DK and Diddy Kong come to mind, or at least that's the impression I get from having watched some DKC stuff and playing Subspace Emissary, and also the Investigation Team and the Phantom Thieves from Persona 4/5. :o

[@Bentautumn]

Man you know what shout out from Canada I’m glad your still making content! Keep up the good work lol!

[@Subpar1O1]

Splinter Cell: Conviction's co-op campaign's end. You're just told kill your friend for no reason. Insult to injury, you can find the co-op characters' bodies in the first mission of the single player mode.

[@broshi1752]

My jaw literally dropped when Bowser’s dragon came in!

[@user-unos111]

My personal mention: Omega from Final Fantasy series. First, it is a high-tech looking robot in settings where your enemies are usually diferent kinds of magical beasts and all its abilities are supossed to be technological instead of magical. Second, it is a recurring foe through the series, appearing for the first time in FFV. Funny thing, in that game he is just wandering around in the level and you can even avoid the battle. Third, it is a ridiculously overpowered enemy, being able to wipe your party if you meet it unprepared. And you probably will be. Cue "what the hell was that?!" from the player. Fourth, there is actually a reason why it is a recurring boss: Omega is hunting another recurring enemy through dimensions (Shinryu). So yeah, this thing literally doesn't even belong in whatever world it is.

[@johnmurphy5783]

Those subscribe reminders are getting more elaborate and funnier each video.

[@bladeshifter16]

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[@voyan38]

Nintendo has an incredible ability to distort their audience's expectations- especially in a frightening way. Zero-Two, Giygas and Mother Brain are forever my favorites.

[@paulman34340]

Honestly you could say God hands story was greatly inspired by Fist of the North Star.... If you decide the mix it with the insanity that is JoJo's Bizarre Adventure

[@melledevries4685]

The Lord of Lightning seems more like something a 3D sonic game would have, not a 3D mario game

[@xenomaster7263]

So pretty much every Kirby final boss, because those come out as absolute HELLSPAWNS Just look at Zero and Zero-Two

[@thea-rate6655]

Spider Man, Spider Man, does whatever a Spider Man wants. Be in a videogame about ninjas? Yeah of course, because Japan.

[@CeHee123]

Look out! Sega ya gonna get sued!

[@djin1745]

Here’s one from Dark Souls for you: Vendrick from Dark Souls 2. For a start, he starts off by not attacking you, you must attack him to start the fight. There’s also the fact that there is no fog door, you just waltz and see him moping around carrying a big sword. Lastly, it feels weird how Vendrick was hyped up throughout the whole game, only to be placed in a small corner of the Undeas Crypt. It doesn’t feel as out of place as the bosses on this list, but for DS I feel it’s as out of place as you can get.

[@danroberson7031]

You have the best call to action about subscription and likes I have ever seen. This was the best yet! Don't know exactly why, but I appreciate the hell outta the way you do that!

[@gageperuti5519]

The giant snake in Assassin's Creed Origins. I still can't get over how bizarre that was.

[@DeadwingDork]

I've been seeing that Caddicarus dude everywhere these days. even in my kitchen sink drain like wtf

[@tnevadi8370]

Tats?

[@Peace-Man1964]

How had deadwing dork gone unnoticed in this comment section?

[@AlwaysANemesis]

The Revenge of Shinobi has always been a very fascinating thing to me. It makes you wonder which SEGA executive looked at all these legally-not-copyrighted characters, and went "Yeah, that looks good. I'm sure Marvel and DC won't have a pop at us."

[@sarafontanini7051]

I mean you gotta play it after eharing it has the fucking terminator, spiderman and a winged Batman as boss fights in it.

[@littlemissmarina9036]

@@sarafontanini7051 And Godzilla later on.

[@mistertagomago7974]

Its a fucking awesome if very hard game and imo much better than Shinobi iii return of ninja master.

[@Waffletigercat]

The final entry is the only one that I think is truly out-of-place. Even the Lord of Lightning from Super Mario Odyssey really doesn't feel out-of-place. There's tons of other photo-real stuff all over the game. So it still feels pretty normal.

[@broshi1752]

Dark Link felt out of place for the dungeon, but not the game...

[@JustJulyo]

There was no foreshadowing whatsoever is the point

[@broshi1752]

JustJulyo There was no foreshadowing for the octopus mini-Boss in Jabu Jabu either

[@PaxtheDreamer]

Fun fact about Chernabog from KH: The reason he was there is that, originally, he was going to be the final boss, the lord of all the Heartless and the source of darkness. Obviously that was changed, so... random fight with creature never explained.

[@flameguy21]

The worst thing about the Lord of Lightning is that we don't get to explore the badass-looking kingdom you fight him in. It's just a boss fight. I just want my hilariously out of place world to explore.

[@MistMeccaOmen]

No, the kingdom is re-accessible post-boss battle (and post-game, more moons get added aside the multi moon).

[@luckysix1015]

@@MistMeccaOmen it's still too small

[@sak4933]

Ok the Lord of Lightning may be unexpected, but I wouldn't really say he's out of place in the game. After all, this is the same game where we get "realistic" humans. A big part of the game is about subverting the expectations tied to the Mario franchise. I never really felt like he didn't belong, just that he was a cool surprise. It just goes to show there's a ton in the Mario world that we haven't seen or heard of yet.

[@Lucas-db2jq]

Who is more out of place? The Lord of Lightning in Odyssey or Culex from Super Mario RPG? Also, I feel that at least one MOTHER/EarthBound (Boogeytent? Fish Roe Man?) or Kirby (Master Hand? Computer Virus?) boss should have been on the list, but I loved the video regardless. And hey, kudos for not mentioning Metal Gear Solid again by putting The Sorrow from MGS3 here as well.

[@shawnheatherly]

First things first, Godmaynetta's is an amazing genre name and it needs to be used more often. Second, I now need a God Hand LP.

[@TheQuarterGuy]

Mega Man 11 is coming out soon. Anything related to him?

[@roxas4930]

The Quarter Guy ayyyy quarter guy, what do you think of most of the robot masters in 11?

[@docette2015]

Lord of Lightning's only reason for existing is "rule of cool." I mean, LOOK at him. I fully agree he's completely out of place with the usual cartoony graphics in a Mario game. . .but then again, we have more realistic humans sharing the stage with him now too in other levels, sooo. . . Look, I just really like dragons~

[@edwardramos4591]

I think my favorite most recent out of place boss fights is the Chemical Plant Act 2 Boss from Sonic Mania, where we suddenly get to play Puyo Puyo in a blast processed platforming game.

[@NintendanGX]

Not gonna lie, I was grinning from ear to ear when I saw the Lord of Lightning for the first time. The only thing that could top that boss fight is if they give you the chance to throw Cappy on it and actually play as it in an intense level or boss fight. Maybe in a DLC world, or Odyssey 2? Culex was pretty out-there as well, though I suppose the fact that Square developed Super Mario RPG makes him more believable as an entity in the game.

[@Altoryu]

Somehow I would have thought that Giygas from Earthbound might have been here since the entire rest of the game is all cutesy and such. Then at the end of the game you are faced with this abomination that has an outline of a fetus in it. Also I don't think that Dark Link is too out of the game since it wasn't his first time in an actual Zelda game since he was present in Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link (Unsure of other outings). I do agree though that Dark Link probably would have made more sense to be a miniboss in the Shadow Temple as opposed to the water temple. But the water one makes sense as well since the idea is supposed to be about reflection so the other side of the coin I guess.

[@mistertagomago7974]

Giygas was mentioned and built up in Earthbound.

[@Altoryu]

I know he was mentioned but really when you end up coming face to face with him, did anyone really think that the real form of Giygas would look like that?

[@mistertagomago7974]

I doubt it but he still didnt fit the guidelines.

[@greenhowie]

The water temple/reflection thing is pretty cool, they should have done more with the symbolism in the game. You could also argue that given the relative difficulty compared to other dungeons, Dark Link is a fitting "reward" for the skilled player.

[@sydneythompson5600]

if dark link was in the shadow temple then we wouldn't have the "pleasure" of fighting dead hand twice. i wish he were a one-time thing only or you know... never conceived.... because it's nightmare fuel right there. Xl the re-deads were enough childhood trauma sticking that abomination just makes it way worse for the unknowing 5 year olds who's parents got them into games in the first place and didn't expect that.

[@sswishbone]

Number 1 is not out of place, it is a homage to the 1970's TV movie 'Spiderman in Hong Kong'

[@MoeMoeJoeJoe]

The Lord of Lightning? Reminds me of how Ridley is also called "The Cunning God of Death".

[@symantares9171]

Ironically in the first few drafts Chernabog was the final boss and also the original Heartless and would have made more sense in context than the actual final boss

[@DarkEinherjar]

Having never watched Fantasia, I actually thought Chernabog was a Heartless when I first saw him. The fact that Chernabog is probably the only character in the entire game that doesn't have an entry in the game's journal didn't help either... By the way, Chernabog is also brought back as a boss for Riku in Dream Drop Distance. Unfortunately, that boss fight SUCKS because it's a Dive boss fight like Buzzerfly. :/

[@jackarnold7213]

Rabbid, the actual name of the Mussorgsky piece is Night on Bald Mountain.

[@elementalcolors4977]

BRUH~!!! Your number 1 just made me realize what a gem I used to have! Boss 6, in China town, yeah I thought as a child I was fighting Spider-Man and wondered why I was fighting a “good guy”, before he turned into Batman (though I just though that was a vampire :P) Oh and that music you were playing for number 1, I recognize it from Stage 5 of Street of Rage 2, on that friggin ship that ended with R. Bear as the boss (yes, I even remember that name lol!) God I miss Sega Smashpack for the Dreamcast now!!!

[@MrBucketlist]

you always put up quality countdowns

[@AlwaysANemesis]

*Top Five Games that Refused to End* (Kind of how this suggestion refuses to end.) For better or for worse, there will always be games that, in one way or another, keeps the player invested through a myriad of content that it withholds initially for whatever reason, all without overstaying its welcome. Maybe the plot takes such a turn, that then it leads the player in a totally new direction; maybe two-thirds of the game is hidden behind that dragon you thought was the final boss. Although, I feel MMOs may not technically count; after all, those survive on staying relevant to your time.

[@wariodude128]

There was already an episode on this. It was called Top 5 Videogames That Are Too Long.

[@juliewinchester1488]

One game I played was like this. It kept me invested, but every time I thought the game would end, it just split off into an alternate ending and a continuation. It was weird.

[@AlwaysANemesis]

Not so much games that "are too long," but games that just end up longer than expected through huge swatches of content hitherto unknown to the player. I'll admit that my description was entirely misleading, perhaps I should work on that. I'll give an example, it's one of my favorite examples in fact (Spoilers for Dragon's Dogma): So for the majority of the game, you're on an adventure to chase down and defeat a dragon that attacked your village, kinda-sorta "killed" you, and took your heart. You're spending hours gathering resources, working your character up, honing the fighting styles of yourself and your personal companion, all in anticipation for the big fight. And that's the thing: by all defined logic so far from there, killing the dragon is expected to be _the final boss_ of the game, where your journey ends and you can catch a break. While, when you get there, there's the option to just sacrifice [insert NPC selected as love interest] to the dragon in order for him to leave everyone alone, the most expected response is to fight him and win. And win you do! Except once you do, the entire world kind of starts...dying. Rapidly. It's unknown precisely why initially, but this is where the meat of the game is now: the world just got harder, a big fuck-off hole just showed up in Gran Soren, and you've got a mystery to solve! Enemies that used to be pushovers are now deadly new variants of themselves that can body even the most prepared of players. Very few players ever forget leaving Cassardis the first time after it happens, only to get *fucking curb-stomped* by Grimgoblins.

[@broshi1752]

Hoopdy Minecraft. I always spend way too much time prepping for the final fight! 😆

[@thefastestlink5637]

Disgaea, as a whole. It may be 60-80 hours to beat the main game, but the post game will take you hundreds...

[@maverickdarkrath4780]

Sometimes a out of place boss can be the coolest thing ever if done right

[@CyberShinobiX]

Top 5 most Unorthodox RPG mechanics

[@wowza935]

Rpg's r unorthodox,in general

[@1SWINZ1]

World Tendency from Demon's Souls, lol. You can play the game for 100 hours and still not know what this does, and yet it affects everything. Basically if you die, all the enemies in the area are invigorated by your souls, and they all get stronger. Die enough times, and they get extremely strong, and new enemies - black phantoms and primeval demons - will appear on the map, NPCs who were friendly before will now attack you(these are probably the hardest fights in the game) and enemies will drop more upgrade materials, plus different weapons and armour will be available to pick up. The flip side is that defeating bosses makes the area easier. Enemies get weaker and drop more healing items, and different world events will take place. I love this system. I was really sad that they didn't include it in Dark Souls or Bloodborne. The ability to make my game harder at any point is awesome. The extra enemies and events make the game more dynamic, and it adds another layer to the player-driven "gameplay-story". Sure, in Bloodborne and especially Dark Souls, you have a ton of options that can make your game easier or harder, but none are as appealing to me as the World Tendency system.

[@CyberShinobiX]

That is one but it is not incredibly unorthodox as a concept itself

[@BottleWaterson]

In Baten Kaitos items age based on the gamecube clock (mostly because it was in style), so some items get better, others get worse and some become something else entirely.

[@BottleWaterson]

Or maybe the battle system, that amplifies card damage if the card numbers match or put in accending/decending order, or the crafting, or the photography system, or the hidden Social Links.

[@Stephen-Fox]

Top 5 great games that are impossible to describe in a way that sounds appealing.

[@OHG_Fawx]

I feel like The Handsome Men could've been your number 5, or even the Axem Rangers from Mario RPG. Top 5 Power Rangers spoofs in video games.

[@shadowlinkbds]

Game crashing for using dins fire against dark link to show rabbidluigi youtube page? I never recall that but then again it has been awhile since I played oot so hey the more you know ;) XD XD XD XD!

[@cosmicjenny4508]

+shadowlinkbds How do you think OoT speedruns are done? :P

[@smugsneasel]

But Rabbidluigi. Chernobog is in Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance...though from my experience, I think they made him even easier.

[@sydneythompson5600]

oh yeah i forgot about that!! i thought he'd appeared in another one... >.> it's just been forever since i've played dream drop distance.

[@Cruzer108]

What's that song by gamechops someone please tell me?

[@acheron16]

Strange background music. Remixed Spider dance?

[@TopHatMacadamia]

would some people agree with me that there are SOME bosses in Kirby games that are out of place (Zero 2, Zero, Etc)

[@ianabuaf9187]

Wathcing a Rabbidluigi intro is like watching a Nintendo Direct... it deconfirms games from the list...

[@ShadwSonic]

As far as #3 is concerned, this... wasn't the first time he was used to this extent... In the second game, due to the regular Big Bad being, well, dead, he was THE FINAL BOSS! A pretty cheeseable final boss, but STILL!

[@TheRedPandaQueen]

Thank you for putting the Lord of Lightning in there, I was very confused when Bowser showed up with a random dragon that summons lightning lol

[@Rustybits]

I was really expecting Steven Armstrong from Metal Gear Rising

[@theinternetexplorer7873]

I think Nintendo just wanted to put Spyro in their mario game. I mean why else would they put a purple dragon in it.

[@dongtrope]

what is the game at 1:38 and whats the game at 0:59

[@TheWizardMus]

Mad midget five give me thoughts of my favorite characters in the Pokemon Series THE HEXAGON BROTHERS Are they explained at all, no. The only thing you know is that their foodbill is sixfold Are they fun YES

[@AwesomeRobo99]

"C'mon, kid, I'll take you on with my sixfold power!"

[@sydneythompson5600]

oh man i TOTALLY got hexagon brother vibes from the mad midget five. glad i wasn't the only person who felt that way. colloseum and gale of darkness are such overlooked and underrated pokemon games in my opinion... :( which is a shame because i love both of them. i mean, the eeveelutions are your starters??? instant love from me.

[@TheWizardMus]

@@sydneythompson5600 My favorite Pokemon games hands down, gen 5 comes as a close second

[@sydneythompson5600]

it's funny, people are always like "i wish pokemon were real" but let's face it, with all those legendaries, the world would have ended so many times... in all honesty, i'd be totally content with just having the eeveelutions. all of them. there are tons of non-legendaries that i'd love to have, but most of them are either aggressive and dangerous or, like absol, cause bad things to happen. (i don't think absol brought calamity, i think it was a warning but still foreshadowing's a btch)

[@1SWINZ1]

Devil May Cry 4 - Window boss. UGH!! Out of all of the things in the DMC universe - bad ass samurai archetypes like Vergil, bad ass demons, Sparda - they chose to have you fight a freaking window with a health bar.

[@ashysnaps]

what about the optional boss in mother 1/earthbound beginnings in magicant where you can fight a fish. its never explained why the fish is there, the only role is to guide the onyx hook which the game never tells you about with any npcs. you just go through a hole and suddenly, fish.

[@double2254]

Love seeing FF IX used as footage

[@briancorvello3620]

14:00 Spider-Man, Spider-Man, does whatever a.... Aw, forget it, great video.

[@argonaut640]

Top Five Unexpectedly Popular Characters Because let's be honest: not all the characters that we like might actually have been considered the new face of the industry like we desparately want them to be. Nothing like some good old dissonance!

[@ParanaHueTv]

I'm late here, but that Street of Rage music in "number 1" earned you a like, and brought me some memories!

[@DodgeThisBam]

Now I've got Spider Dance stuck in my head again. Thanks!

[@MaxNMotion]

4:20 Hey, don't hate those poses! They must've been working on those for hours, as part of their regimen. Those are the dances of their people. Frieza's Most Elite Squad deserves some respect!

[@VitaEmerald324]

Oh cool GameChops Spider Dance remix in the intro monolog

[@remilia20xx78]

I was like "Why is this in THIS game?" for #2. So glad it made the list

[@highvoltage7559]

I still think the craziest KH boss is flying over the sea on top of a giant whale trapped in a bubble while fighting a giant flying technicolor lobster with propellers.

[@FrahdChikun]

9:41 I never knew that, that's actually a nice touch the dev's added in!

[@2Dawesome]

How about the CEOs of square enix and platinum games in nier automata?

[@ShamanEffect]

I loved God Hand when it was first released. Also, I love Sunset Heroes. Even years later, that track will still pop into my mind once in a while.

[@MidnightVCoco]

the little , have a J I guess for jack, a diamond, a club, a heart and a clover. I guess its a reference to J.A.K.Q. the second super sentai series

[@ahedjehad8514]

since Halloween is coming up, why not a top 5 scary levels in non-horror games? or how about a top 5 characters insipired by real life people? :)

[@newbiegamelover4767]

Not sure Muffet's theme fits here (ironically), as she was kinda foreshadowed a couple of times before we actually run into her, the first time giving us an item that allows us to bypass her and not even bother battling her.

[@Khtras]

Which music was playing during the first part of the Kingdom Hearts explanation? I really liked it

[@호주사람-k4c]

God DAMN it those "remember to subscribe" bits always get me

[@Nazo-kage]

Top 5 video game premises that shouldn’t work but do. Games like: Ace attorney Sushi strikers Shovel knight

[@Valanway]

Mario

[@greenhunter473]

One that comes to mind for me is Dragon King Alcar, that one dragon that shows up out of nowhere towards the end of Xenoblade 1 right before you fight Dickson. You ring a bell and then suddenly a dragon that doesn't even look like it belongs in a Xenoblade game (or Xeno game in general) shows up and does a shit ton of spike damage and for some reason is more difficult than Dickson himself, and unlike Mario where Bowser shows off that game's dragon, nothing else in Xenoblade 1 acknowledges it. There are two other equally out of place dragons in the game (one of them being Avalanche Abaasy) but this one stands out because it's part of the story and happens right before the penultimate boss.

[@zaizen4359]

@rabbidluigi Would you (or anyone else) mind telling me what game the footage you use during the number countdowns (when it’s saying #5, etc) is from? The wings look epic!!!

[@anevilghost670]

You forgot to mention for Number 1: In later versions of Shinobi II, they changed Batman to Devilman, the main hero from a hyper-violent anime with the same name. At the same time, they acquired licensing for Spiderman so they can make a game about him (His credit is even in the very start before the title), but at the same time made the boss resemble him less by turning his blue spots black and removing the eyes. I don't get it either.

[@matthewthomson6466]

I never noticed that you lost your reflection :0 that’s a really cool touch!

[@alexchow2728]

About that weird shit in Japan....It's definitely NOT the water. It's probably the nuclear radiation. You know, they were nuked. Twice.

[@BlueDragonknight375]

I blame Gandhi.

[@zaizen4359]

Alex Chow Damn.....

[@SheaStyles]

Which sonic game was that with the t-rex ?

[@MrSonicHedgehog]

I think that the Mad Midget 5 is an homage to Jacker Blitzkrieg Squad, a Super Sentai made 14 seasons before ZyuRanger/MMPR Season 1. Their leader was named Joker and the shape of the other characters and names fall in line with said homage. Just watch the rollcall and you'll start to see it Rabbid

[@seventyeleven882]

What is the Spider Dance remake in the background music for some of the video