Top 5 Secret Ways of Winning Boss Fights

[@amirgarcia547]

The secret way to beat Kraid in Metroid Dread is amazing since it’s only possible with sequence breaking, which just goes to show how much care and passion the devs had when making it to specifically design the game around it.

[@Sugarman96]

I'm surprised Kraid wasn't on the list, that's such an intricate secret way to beat him.

[@weirdalexander8193]

Experiment Z-7 can also be murked with a shinespark, and if you get the screw attack(which is strong against electrified enemies), you can one shot unarmored brains and send that beetle from dread to prime pinball!

[@ancient7421]

I’m glad I wasn’t the only one thinking about Dread hear. The sequence break Kraid kill is such fun and requires a lot of knowledge and some pretty good skill at the game to pull off. It was such a blatant break that it felt like you were breaking, or outsmarting the game, but the fact that there was a morph ball cannon hidden in Kraid’s lair goes to show the game was designed with sequence breaks in mind

[@zachtwilightwindwaker596]

I actually tried that once there was an easy mode added to the game. Thank you Completionist.

[@theironfox2756]

The giant flying sea urchin can be killed with the grapple beam. You shoot it at open electrical wires and it will take Samus to half her remaining health and kill the boss.

[@jruler93]

Switching to the second controller port in the Psycho Mantis fight isn't some weird, quirky alternative way of fighting him, that's the weird, quirky intended way to fight him. If you try fighting him with the first controller port, he reads your button inputs and will punish you for trying to shoot him. The alternate way of beating him is by shooting the masks off of his statues, as they all have his face, and seeing his own face freaks him out, thus breaking his concentration and interfering with his psychic powers.

[@Draggobuttboi]

*meanwhile on the gog version* "Snake! Plug your keyboard into the second USB port!"

[@tortoiseoflegends4466]

Got to love how badly Bethesda tried to emulate talking down the Master. You go to meet John Henry Eden and it's a challenge to STOP the idiot killing himself, you get so many options. Nearly all of which amount to "hey John, blow yourself up" and him responding with "Okay!"

[@Magic_Ice]

My favorite one is in Xenoblade 2. You can push Amalthus (one of the main villains in the game) down a pit in 5 seconds it’s hilarious

[@BlueCrimson10]

It's even funnier since it's the same pit that he emerged from out of nowhere

[@manuelalbertoromero9528]

That seems like a serious oversight.

[@Magic_Ice]

@@manuelalbertoromero9528 it’s really hard to do unless you come pre prepared with the right set up because he moves a lot

[@jellyfishjig]

The best part is that Amalthus had already climbed up that structure from a much harder approach and back down again when he was a lot weaker in the backstory. So not only is he falling back down the hole he just climbed up from, he's falling down the thing that he's already climbed under much harder conditions before.

[@zachtwilightwindwaker596]

Reminds me of force pushing large enemies down bottomless pits in Force Unleashed.

[@TheZeroNeonix]

In the Final Fantasy series, undead enemies often take damage from spells that usually restore health, such as Cure. The logical extreme to this is that there are some undead bosses, in multiple games, who can be killed in a single turn, using a Phoenix Down. For those uninitiated with the series, the Phoenix Down is an item that restores an ally after they are knocked out. Not usually something one thinks of using on an enemy, but they do massive damage to undead.

[@DreadnoughtDT]

How to beat Evrae Altana without losing your mind at how hard he is otherwise.

[@212mochaman]

@@DreadnoughtDT open both gates, close the 2nd gate, cant be hit. Win

[@necroarcanistxiii]

@@DreadnoughtDT Almost every mainline game has that niche boss. Technically, the "Cure = Undead Damage" started with FF2, but only Cure dealt damage, and the few Undead "Boss" enemies had extremely high magic defence, so it wasn't a viable option. I haven't played 3, but 4 has Scarmiglione, 5 has bosses such as Tyrannosaur and Archaeodemon, as well as the early Siren, who is weak to Cure but is immune to Phoenix Down, and 6 is notorious for the Phantom Train, vulnerable to both Phoenix Downs AND suplexes. FF7 Gives you an X-potion right before Gi Nattak as a cheese if you know the trick. Gerogero and Abadon are both FF8 Undead bosses that can be annoying with their use of Curse, if you play risky and depend on Limit Breaks, while 9 only has the Soulcage, personally one of the hardest bosses I've fought, but I keep a low level until Amarant joins due to Magic Stone scaling. Evrae, and the Fallen Monk, are the only true Undead in 10 due to starting the battle under a permenant Zombie status, and Phoenix Downs are nukes on anything with Zombie. Yunalesca even uses this tactic against the party. As for 12, there are a few Undead creatures that must be fought to progress through story dungeons: Ahriman, Hydro, and Daedalus, at Sochen, Pharos and Giruvegan, repsectively. Curiously, the weak Raise has a better chance at KO'ing Undead than Arise or Renew, at 50, 25 and 0%, respectively. Also for grinders, the Dustia trick is notorious. The trend has died off in the mainline series since 13 onward, but side franchises like Tactics have kept it going. The original had Raise deal 50% of an Undead's max HP, while my memories of TA2 had Raise spells deal up to 90% of an Undead's health in one go, but the chance was slim. Undead could also turn into Gravestones and revive in 3 rounds, so you had to cast Raise spells or use Exorcism abilities to remove their gravestones, which is a tactic I want to see more in JRPGs, TBH.

[@TheBlackSeraph]

The final boss from Final Fantasy Mystic Quest (aka. Final Fantasy USA, aka. Mystic Quest Legend) can be beaten with a single revive spell/item in the series.

[@necroarcanistxiii]

@@TheBlackSeraph It happens due to an overflow glitch. Your companion's magic stat is so high for the final battle, it actually overflows twice and heals the boss normally.

[@mewfangirl1052]

It IS worth noting that the Flu Season exploit for the Reaper doesn't work in Persona 5 Royal. It only works in Vanilla. My personal favorite way to beat a boss as not intended, is actually a boss in FF14. Granted, most people will just go in and unsync it now so that they don't have to deal with it period. But back in the day, Binding Coils of Bahamut-Turn 2 was a stupid boss. Rot was evil. But... there was a way around it. Waiting out the enrage so it'd just aoe everyone up to dead instead of doing any of his other mechanics. So people would bring in 3 healers, and heal through all the damage while the boss just melted while he didn't do anything else. XD

[@songohan3321]

Wait. They took it out?

[@Splattest]

@@songohan3321 It was a bug so yeah, Royal fixed it

[@0PercentImagination]

Speaking of the many weird ways you can beat Ganondorf, the similar looking antagonist from The Last Story Zangurak also has a really amusing weakness. In the game you have prank banana's which are literally banana peels to trip enemies up which not only work on Zangurak but even lets you temporarily steal his sword.

[@emblemwarrior11]

A Last Story enjoyer? Based. Great game. Shame it was overshadowed on release.

[@lucasdellamaggiore]

@@emblemwarrior11 That was the game that was released in the US at the same time as Xenoblade 1 and Pandora's tower, right? If so i can see why, Xenoblade 1 is fucking amazing

[@thenewguyinred]

I thought you were gonna talk about Naval Piranha from Yoshi’s Island. With the right position and angle you can instakill that boss before you can even face it.

[@FrahdChikun]

Kamek even reacts with "OH, MY!!!!!!!"

[@Highstar7331]

I forgot to mention that but you didn't! Thanks. My first experience with alternative fight routes in games was this

[@shawnheatherly]

The whole list is great but I especially love the Persona 5 entry because that's how I fight the Reaper every time.

[@banshee46]

You can also talk your way out of the final battle in Fallout; New Vegas. High enough speech and you can convince the boss that he's just so awesome he'd wind up stretching his forces too thin to protect all the territory he's *obviously* going to get.

[@M567dk]

Happy birthday to you Rabbidluigi. I do hope that you have a wonderful day and enjoy yourself and enjoy your life. Thanks for these amazing videos of yours. Keep up the fantastic work on your KZbin videos.

[@esskay2195]

27! You're still a baby! A big, beardy baby... 😂

[@PikminWarrior454]

I enjoy the Metroid Hatchers in Prime 3. It's a miniboss with annoying hitboxes that takes a while to kill, but the second and third times you encounter one, you can use the Nova Beam with the X-Ray Visor to destroy them with a single regular shot.

[@shadowwolf550]

Super Metroid's Draygon fight by using grapple beam is one of my favs.

[@Falanwe]

Fallout 1: the player has a way to defeat the last boss through dialogue! Planescape Torment: only ONE way?

[@TheGerkuman]

There's more than one way to talk him down, but that's the easiest and least risky way. Otherwise you have to argue philosophy with The Master and it's possible to fail even with stupidly high talk stats.

[@rpgfan1187]

Planescape: Torment is such an overlooked masterpiece, and the Transcendent One may very well be the most unique concept for a villain that I've seen in any form of media.

[@ClefairyRox]

Planetscape: Torment was developed by Black Isle Studios, who also developed Fallout 1 and 2, so I guess they expanded on the scope of their previous works.

[@rpgfan1187]

@@ClefairyRox Yeah, Black Isle Studios developed some amazing games. The main difference between Planescape: Torment and Fallout 1 and 2 is that the former completely zeroed in on using dialogue options for everything. Fallout 1 and 2 offered a ton of combat and dialogue options, but Planescape truly incentivizes you to choose more diplomatic solutions to conflict, rather than combat (which was not the game's forte).

[@DRCEQ]

My favorite way to defeat the Master in Fallout 1 was always to take a Stealth Boy, walk over to the nuclear bomb found in a different area of the map, rig it to explode, and get the hell out of there. Much more satisfying to imagine the Master going "What the hell is going on!?" in his final moments. He dies without ever meeting the person who ultimately kills him.

[@wanderlustwarrior]

Evrae Altana from Final Fantasy X came to my mind. It's a rare boss with the traditional zombie status, and it can be defeated by throwing two Phoenix Downs at it. It's even the intended way to beat it if going for 100% completion, as it's also a moving boss fight, and there's two treasure chests that can be lost if the player doesn't beat it fast enough.

[@SolstaceWinters]

Two comments, back-to-back about Undead bosses in Final Fantasy, I love it. Another one I could cite is the infamous Phantom Train from Final Fantasy VI. As it is technically a PHANTOM Train, you can simply Phoenix Down the train, and finish the fight. This can be helpful as if you are kind of underleveled it can be a pretty rough fight on its own. But then you miss out on the opportunity to suplex a train with Sabin, and fulfill the meme.

[@AnotherDuck]

@@SolstaceWinters FIRST Suplex, THEN Phoenix Down.

[@Highstar7331]

Shoutout to the shinespark kill in metroid dread [against a certain enemy that uses fans]

[@Nightly-Flare]

I wouldn’t really call the Persona 5 reaper despair trick an alternate method and more of an exploit since it was patched in Royal

[@AnotherDuck]

So it's like FFVI Vanish+Doom?

[@FoxLivestreams]

Keeps is the best secret way of beating the hair loss boss

[@witecatj6007]

Interestingly enough, that is not the only way to circumvent the final boss in Fallout. If your skills are sufficiently high, you can locate the mainframe in his base an set it to self destruct yourself without even talking to him. The catch? You got to book it out of there before the timer expires. Luckily it is on the first floor.

[@rpgfan1187]

J. C. Denton: "Take your best shot, Flatlander Woman." Anna Navarre: "How did you know?" [Explodes]

[@ashnackDEblogspot]

One of the OG secret way of winning a boss fight is the Super Metroid Draygon fight. You can electrocute him to death with the grappling beam (aka microwaved shrimp). I've heard he can also be shinesparked to death. The devs really wanted you to chose your own way to defeat it. Such a great classic game.

[@Slimeonian]

Before I watch the video, I’m gonna guess The End from Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater will be here, specifically the method of literally just waiting for him to die of old age Edit: Dang, I was close tho, at least it was mentioned

[@Steelers3624]

It's worth mentioning that the Reaper despair strat only works in P5 Vanilla and not Royal.

[@hennyzhi2261]

Link: "The power of victory has never been so... *puts on sunglasses* refreshing..."

[@lucasdellamaggiore]

I remember cheesing Monk Maz Koshia in the Breath Of The Wild DLC by luring him with mighty bananas which also works for any Yiga Clan members, it's awsome. You can also cheese Lazarevic at the end of Uncharted 2 by letting him grab you and getting the quick time event right in a spot that has regenerative explosive resin to damage him, legitimately easier to beat him that way in brutal difficulty that trying to shoot him from afar.

[@yobin3711]

You bring up Zelda and just talk about the bottle thing? Not the way you can kill Kalle Demos from Wind Waker instantly by pouring Forest Water on it? The method that took 14 years to discover?

[@HallowedKeeper_]

It is a fun method

[@foxlycan]

I play a ton of Fallout 4 and can say charisma is a solid option, and while it won't always solve everything, there are many scenarios and perks that can make it solve a lot. Like several stand off encounters like Wolfgang vs Trudy at the Drumlin Diner on the road between Concord and Lexington. With enough charisma and successful speech checks you can have him back down, give you money, and then leave. Also, it's not just LoZ that likes alternate ways to take on bosses. Nintendo as a whole loves it. A lot are pointing to Metroid Dread but my first thought was Super Metroid, the third major boss Draygon. Like most Metroid bosses it's pretty standard to enter the bossroom, have a small intro sequence, and then jump over their attacks and hit them with more missiles than the air force has to offer. Alternatively with enough energy you can let your self get grabbed and use the grappling beam to latch on to one of the open sparking electrical units on the wall, and fry him like fish on a Friday. Also: Yoshi's Island has a plant boss that if you manage to snipe before getting too far into the room you can instantly kill before Kamek can come and cast enlarge on it.

[@Kpimpmaster]

Funny story about The Master in Fallout New Vegas if you maxed your speech skill you can actually convince the final boss (ether the Legion’s or the NCR’s general) to leave without fighting you or at the very least goad them into a one on one fight with you

[@TheBrez]

I think that Fallout 2 had a solid balance of allowing you to use stealth and speech for the final boss. With good enough stealth, you can just turn the gun turrets that assist Frank Horrigan against him. With good enough speech, you can convince a squad of power armor-clad Enclave soldiers to help you take down Horrigan. You still have to fight him, though, this certainly helps turn the tables a bit in your favor.

[@SharpestSniper99]

Vanilla Reaper: *dies from flu season* Royal Reaper: “scrub”

[@WillRennar]

Naval Pirhana Plant, Yoshi's Island. You can fight the boss properly and enjoy a fairly epic confrontation...or you can get in a cheap shot on it before Kamek can gigantify it and take it out in one hit. *_"OH, MY!!"_*

[@MrCoolios12]

Killing Tartarus in Halo 2 with a banshee is also alot of fun... if you can manage to get it in the boss room...

[@RockeBros]

I honestly thought the zelda entry was going to be using the forest haven water to beat kalle demos in wind waker

[@claustofobia6086]

I kind of expected distracting Ganondorf with the Fishing rod for free hits in TP

[@storyteller8772]

Each and every valkyria chronicles game and their final bosses. (excluding 3) 1. Yes you could fight maximilian the fair way. Or you order boost one of your soldiers to fuck the man up. 2. again, boost a soldier with orders and they rip and tear through Baldren 4. Once more, you guessed it. Put some orders onto a mortar soldier and just 2 shot the tank. What do we learn? Orders are broken. But please do not nerf them because you gotta love it

[@sarukun1228]

I remember my brother struggled a lot with one of the bosses in Final Fantasy. I remember it being an undead wyrm, but I can't find anything resembling that. Regardless, he spent a long time fighting this thing, and a was really excited when he finally won. A couple days later, our friend made it to the same boss and used a phoenix down on him, killing it instantly haha

[@Moon525]

Lol Snake went from hiding in boxes to dropping them on his enemies’ heads

[@RonnieBarzel]

One addendum regarding the Reaper in Persona 5: Maxing out your relationship with Hifumi - the shogi girl - is really, really useful since it lets you successfully escape any battle. Those 80% of encounters where the Reaper doesn’t have the flu become much more manageable.

[@JaelinBezel]

I liked Hifumi Togo

[@songohan3321]

It's not cheating, it's strategy.

[@chandler2581]

My personal favorite way of beating a boss comes from Xenoblade Chronicles X. You can two-shot the strongest enemy in the game by buying a specific mech, equipping it with a specific laser cannon, and augmenting the mech's frame and weapons in an extremely specific way. It looks and feels ridiculous. And the funniest part is that this setup could actually one-shot the enemy in question if there was no damage cap.

[@manuelalbertoromero9528]

Hey! I did that once! Not exactly like that, but I did something similar to that when fighting the final story boss.

[@vc180191]

Putting it in before the vid, but MGS3 The End had best be here. There's two different secret methods of offing this boss, sniping him when he gets wheeled out for some fresh air earlier in the game (although you take a karmic wheel to the face courtesy of his wheelchair exploding), and saving after starting the fight and changing the console date 3 days ahead, causing The End to keel over dead from old age once you load up again.

[@CommissarMitch]

I have had a rabbit pause the past few weeks due to personal issues but now I am gonna binge all the ones I missed. Love your Charisma, Will. Stay cool

[@LihoShammy]

The final boss of Final Fantasy Mystic Quest didn't make the list, but I think it'd be a good honorable mention. Not only does casting Cure literally break the damage limit by hitting him for over 20.000 damage, in some versions you can simply kill him in one shot by casting Life on him.

[@keepingatit3566]

Wow u still active on youtube?! Respect! Never give up old chap.

[@tylerharris2250]

The final boss of Final Fantasy Mystic Quest has multiple phases and takes forever even if it's not a particularly tough fight. He is also TECHNICALLY undead, and therefore can be killed with a single revive item or spell.

[@WillRennar]

To be fair, in FFMQ your White Magic spells other than Cure turn offensive when used on enemies. Life is an instant-kill, Heal tries to hit them with every status in the game including petrification and instant death, and Exit removes them from the battle...and during the fight with the Dark King, Benjamin's Cure can heal so much it actually glitches out and causes more damage than you'll deal through the rest of the game _put together._

[@jasonhubbard6775]

In Persona 5 Royal (where the Reaper can't catch the flu), I managed to get a Fafnir that was immune to Bless and Curse. The Reaper could do as many one-hit kills as it wanted and never hit me. Only drawback was that I could only use physical attacks, so it was a bit of a slog.

[@Altoryu]

I feel like the zelda one is a bit of a copout since even though the item used is unconventional, it still does the same job as your sword. If I would suggest one is several bosses throughout the Final Fantasy series that due to being an undead enemy, you can kill them with the life spell or a phoenix down.

[@erakfishfishfish]

I always liked the secret kill of the giant alligator in Resident Evil 2. There’s a button in the sewer that you can press that spawns an oxygen tank. The alligator starts chomping on it and when you shoot it, it explodes. It’s like the end of Jaws.

[@turismofoegaming8806]

The gas tank is already there on the wall but you have to wait for the alligator to shake the walls enough to knock it loose, then you can go up and choose to activate it

[@tehwarl0ck]

That metal gear one had me literally LOLLING!!!

[@kirbster3678]

RabbidLuigi: I'm 27 now Me: wait.... I'm the same age as Rabbid Luigi?!

[@coyoteartist]

I just find it funny that a British man is hyping the FDA approval when it doesn't even apply to him.

[@tanandalynch9441]

Also my favorite cheese fight is using Deku nuts in Majora's mask to stun majora and then wail on it

[@AskDrannik]

Draygon in Super Metroid becomes an absolute joke when you realize you can use the grapple beam on the exposed electric generators surrounding the arena and basically shock it to death by electrocuting yourself while it has a hold of you.

[@X-35173]

The bottle trick works against possessed Zelda in Twilight Princess too

[@jedimasterpickle3]

I think a more "secret" Zelda boss fight kill would be killing that one boss in The Wind Waker with some sacred water from the Forest Haven. Requires good timing and speed to pull off, but instantly ends the fight.

[@xXCaptainLouXx420]

Well on Fallout 3 you can convince President Eden to self-destruct himslef and the Enclave base.

[@BigBoo64]

Inb4 waiting out The End in MGS3

[@barkbork7528]

What song starts playing at 6:36?

[@munromister777]

I'm sure it doesn't count, since it's at the beginning of the game, but I still think it's funny you can win Far Cry 4 so easily by just sitting at the table until the bad guy comes back.

[@jlev1028]

I'm surprised you didn't mention Tinker Knight Phase 1 where you can 1 hit KO him by sliding into him with the Mobile Gear.

[@Craxin01]

Fallout 3 and New Vegas both had ways to persuade your way to victory. Fallout 4 less so, but still present to some degree.

[@Doc_Trancy]

Ah yes, the fourth Triforce piece: The Triforce of Milk

[@CoopersCrazy]

Ah yes, good old bottle tennis

[@KimFareseed]

The OoT tenis fight is the alternate way? Though the bottle specifically is new to me.

[@jvts8916]

Some of my favourites include: Ringing out bosses using Topple or Knockout in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It won't be particularly lucrative because the item drops will go down with them, but it makes up for it by being really funny. Especially if it's a unique monster with wings or a late story boss. The Ultima Weapon combo in Bravely Default 2. At first, this game's version of the Ultima Weapon skill is very underwhelming and can easily be replaced with the much more practical Divine Speed. Then you give your character a skill to exceed the damage cap and another to change abilities that charge MP so they cost HP instead. Then you start effortlessly hitting the new 99999 damage cap om top of having easier ways to restore HP. Use this on the superboss and you win in no time. Shooting arrows at Volvagia mid-flight. At first, I thought that Link fighting him with the Fairy Bow in the OoT manga was a creative liberty. But no, those times when Volvagia flies into the air after being hurt aren't his own version of Invincibility frames. If you have good aim, you can repeatedly shoot him in the face until he goes back into a hole. This makes the fight much shorter.

[@cerezabayonetta4514]

I’m sorry can I get a guide for that bravely default 2 one? I just wanna beat the game but it’s so damn difficult

[@jvts8916]

@@cerezabayonetta4514 Step 1: Defeat the Hellblade asterisk wielder. I recommend equipping Counter Savvy in all your party members for this fight and the rest of the game, because it makes you evade any counter that deals physical damage. Step 2: master the job and equip Surpassing Power. You'll notice that you don't have the Ultima Weapon battle skill, but that comes later (use Divine Speed as a replacement with a Thief secondary if you're struggling) Step 3: Get both mandatory bad endings Step 4: Defeat the Bravebearer Step 5: Clear the trial associated with the Hellblade and raise its job level to 13, which will unlock Ultima Weapon Step 6: Equip the HP/MP Converter obtained from the Red Mage. Step 7: Have a healer to make your Ultima Blade spamming consequence free. TL;DR this isn't a strategy meant to be viable the whole way through, it's meant to win the fight against the superboss.

[@MrH103]

6:45. Can you define 100% persona 5? Getting all the trophies? It actually not that hard if you use the right guide. I would probably give it a 3 or 4/10 when it comes to the difficulty of getting a platinum.

[@todangtall]

I don't think dropping supply crates on Quite's head works anymore.

[@Zephyr_22]

Atlus actually removed the flu season cheese against the reaper in persona 5 royal. You had to beat him legit.

[@Darkusflame]

6:46 Wimp!

[@fangiresaga]

Anyone else wish he used the knife clip from The Amazing Spider-man at the end of the RE-4 part? Or at least the audio.

[@phantomhurricane666]

you can also use the nikita rockets to take down sniper wolf during the second fight.

[@DJB0X3R]

BotW: pot lid against Guardian.

[@Evan-mt7bc]

There's 2 story bosses you can beat in Xenoblade 2 that you can win by pushing them off a cliff

[@phantomisle]

Thanks for the new video!

[@War_On_Fats]

IIRC you can also convince the final boss of Mass Effect 1 to kill himself.

[@AnotherDuck]

The Ocarina of Time trick is just the same as in A Link to the Past, so I think that place on the list should go to ALttP. It's the original.

[@DarttheLegend]

the flu season Reaper is the fastest grinding in the game by far

[@rmzing]

KZbin thinks the featured game is Dark Souls. There's no Dark Souls to be found here.

[@jordanhunter3375]

Oh! Happy birthday 🎂

[@thembill8246]

This is why the outer worlds was inherently superior to the door fallout games. It understood how to do skill check dialogue properly. I played an almost entirely dialogue and engineering/science build, and most plot things I resolved without firing a bullet. Can't wait for the sequel!

[@Chaos89P]

Can't The Master also be taken down if you have comically low Intelligence or does he just get mad?

[@tristanconnell6574]

Haven't watched but 99% sure the end from mgs3 is on here

[@JustJulyo]

Surprised he limited to only 5 bosses

[@theguyinthere]

dude was born in 1995??

[@zachtwilightwindwaker596]

9:55 I think my sister has tried this.

[@JaelinBezel]

But why would you be fighting Quiet? She’s your buddy!

[@ddjsoyenby]

imma use all of these.

[@duhmez]

Use a single Phoenix down to final boss in final fantasy mystic quest because he is undead. Phoenix down kills any undead

[@Padsuhg]

How about: weird Bosses and even weirder Attacks?

[@TheSpongyMallard]

I believe they patched out the reaper getting the flu in P5 Royal.

[@SBandy]

I LOVE the knife fight with Krauser! Probabaly my favourite QTE bit in gaming. And the final fight agains't him was amazing. God I love RE4.

[@Tokkan800]

What about electrocuting yourself when you're grabbed by Draygon in Super Metroid?

[@levelmaster2]

Even the completionist didn't 100% Persona 5. Too many times needing to redo the whole game due to having to date a different person each playthrough

[@salsamonkey65]

Happy birthday!!

[@newbiegamelover4767]

So... how easily did the Reaper fall during 2020?

[@Splattest]

I wouldn't say that talking The Master down into surrendering was exactly a secret since that was the best way to beat him, Fallout 3 even copied it by letting you talk down President Eden the exact same way.

[@EvilPikachu]

Anyone else think that RabbidLuigi looks alarmingly similar to the prosecution in the Alex Jones case recently? I can't be the only one who sees this.

[@wariodude128]

Have you done a video about bosses you don't have to fight? Which is to say instead of fighting the boss you do something else? The antagonist from Fallout 1 is a little too obvious, so I suggest disqualifying him so there can be five entries of other bosses.

[@domtort8783]

I believe i did that same thing in fall out 3 new vegas and fall out 4