8 Tiny Video Game Enemies That OBLITERATED You

[@AgnonRhy]

If Tonberry from Final Fantasy isn't on this list, I'm confused. There are few enemies like this guy that looks like he's a pushover but when you fight him, he quickly minces your party to bits...

[@LiminalMan777]

Or the squirrels from ff4

[@Cessate]

I'm not the only one who thought of this, thankfully. These assholes (and Cactaurs) were the enemies I first imagined coming to this video.

[@marlonthomas8042]

I was going to comment this exact thing 😂😂

[@BigDaddyBland87]

Well I guess we will see if they do a commenter's edition, because leaving out the Tonberry is an absolute travesty.

[@pauluhliar6838]

I love tonberry, but it does get very manageable compared to malboros. Despite still causing cancer, I mean the monsters not cancer lances.

[@Ban0909]

Perhaps an Episode for the most ridiculous armoured items or clothing protection that can make you an absolute TANK.

[@estevanzamora8262]

So all woman clothing

[@Ediranii]

I love Jules with his clutch outros. Thanks for lifting up the spirits in every video you host. YOU are a MASSIVE lege!

[@ianmansfield8245]

Whatculture needs more editors like Dan. No blaring background music (thank God), actually funny edits, much more enjoyable to watch

[@whocares9033]

Music in this video is still too loud for my taste, but at least it isn't irritating

[@BThirstyPretzel]

I'm enjoying this new Dan and Jules team. Very fun

[@pinktribble]

Loving Dan's commitment to the task of being Jules' latest victim...er...editor. Big love to you both. ❤

[@MetalHeadReacts]

There was an enemy in Final Fantasy XI online called a chigoe, which were tiny beetles, almost impossible to see that could one-shot you even at high level. Unlike most enemies in the game, their creature nametag was hidden until they attacked which made them even harder to see than they already were.

[@comettamer]

That just seems unfair lol

[@sakotaatokary1335]

Non-fighting games that could get surprisingly violent. Maybe a good example would be Cooking simulator with how you can smash, cut & otherwise destroy pretty much everything in the kitchen

[@DMBLaan]

While I miss James, Dan is doing really good too, so keep it up!

[@XxAxelRaynexX]

What happened to James? I must have missed it, he was just gone one day.

[@DMBLaan]

@@XxAxelRaynexX he left, Dan is now editing

[@Seattletyy93]

They took him out back and shot him, sarcastically.

[@TBSxDRUMS]

Vexes from Minecraft. Not only will they hammer down your health in swarms, but they are also difficult to hit as they fly all around and phase through walls. Definitely thought they'd be on this list!

[@HylianFox3]

As an old-school gamer, most platform games are absolutely loaded with tiny, hard-to-hit enemies that *will* knock you into insta-death pits and cause WAY more frustration than the bigger enemies and actual bosses.

[@evilkinggumby]

Suggestion: Bringing in everyone at Whatculture, "Top video games that changed (or saved) your life.'

[@CabBlaze420]

No flood?! The little jumping popcorn kernels are literal demons on legendary difficulty. I can’t be the only one who hates those things.

[@johnbuck4395]

Especially since they upgrade in each game (I really hated the one that was cloaked in the last level of CE, they can operate and hack vehicles in pt2, spontaneous mutations in pt3, but I forgot what they got in pt4 onward)

[@jotheunissen9274]

The first goomba in a Mario game always has the most kills of any enemy

[@Quantumredux05]

The mini goombas from Super Mario 3 would also annoy. Caused many deaths because they wouldn't let you jump!

[@mikeburkhart8336]

Second place,the Red Devil (a.k.a.Firebrand) in level 1 of Ghosts and Goblins...comes out of nowhere and destroys you in seconds.

[@lonewolffang]

​@@Quantumredux05 Remember the giant Goombas in the one world where everything is bigger than Mario? Still nightmare fuel for me to this day.

[@johngraham312]

This was my choice, a young child starts their mario adventure and will be over in seconds

[@GabePuratekuta]

The Killer Rabbit's also in Minecraft. It used to be a random spawn but now you can summon it with a command.

[@CoreyKaha]

Not sure about the obliterated part, but I think we can all agree that baby zombies from Minecraft deserves an honouree spot on this list. They are soo frustrating to kill, especially in long grass.

[@crisisamonginfinitedarthsa4220]

Top Ten Bosses Jules can defeat if he was magically sucked into a video game.

[@ZeldaLilly330]

Cuccos traumatized me as a child, and to this day I'll always be wary of the feathery bringers of death that are video game chickens.

[@zackvega9596]

How about 8 best comic relief characters in generally serious games. Like Kenji in Ghost of Tsushima, or Brok and Sindri in GOW.

[@RenoDarkwater]

Kenji! LOL what a Legend

[@Martynde]

Underrated music from obscure games that everybody should listen to

[@Sunprism]

Oh those Tiny little tripod things in Dead Space. It's just the worst in the middle of the gun fight when you sudden can't shoot, just slap them off your armor. And when they hide in breakable crates....

[@dashawnmclean2307]

How about video games that were so difficult, even the Devs couldn't beat it

[@chadharger9323]

The Elder Scrolls Arena.

[@jiblitin1520]

Guitar Hero on the hardest difficulty comes to mind.

[@GabePuratekuta]

Mickey Mania. Jon Burton had to cheat to progress.

[@HylianFox3]

Zombies Ate My Neighbors. The devs said most playtesters never got much past level 20 (out of 48, not counting bonus levels). Also the fact that passwords do not save your items or extra lives. So you always start with just the basic squirtgun and 1 med kit. They later admitted that maybe they made the game a little *too* difficult.

[@Lucivius27]

I read Gradius was really hard and Dev had to cheat with 30 lives to finish it. And thus Konami code was born.

[@irrefutable_mrT]

Thank you for being you Jules. Never change

[@TheOmegaDragon]

Phoenix Normin from Tales of Berseria can put you in the receiving end of a beatdown. There is also Lenneth and Freya from Star Ocean Till the End of Time that are the toughest loli's you'll face in the game.

[@pueblonative]

8 video game missions so dark you can't wear your sunglasses for. Or 8 video game missions you were as high as a kite for

[@colosine]

The ultimate OP micro enemy js "The Brine" in dragons dogma, made even worse by the fact that there is no way to kill them

[@tiamcclelland8736]

If you ever do a part 2, please include the stalkers from Borderlands 2!! Fast moving, can become invisible, and there's always a ton of them.

[@michaelt.lancaster9776]

You should do a Fighting Game version. When I use to hold tournaments, one character I've always banned was Gon in Tekken 3.

[@WestsideMas]

We need a list of delayed video games that actually turned out good. Most of the time, especially recently, games get delayed and delayed and then still turn out bad on release (cyberpunk, FORSPOKEN,etc..) but Hogwarts Legacy had delays and is now an amazing game and it's selling like crazy rn

[@Akomarongg]

the thing is. cyberpunk wasn't really delayed. it was rushed. thanks to impatient players.

[@WestsideMas]

@@Akomarongg I wouldn't blame the gamers CDPR announced it like 20 years ago and dragged their feet lmfao

[@KingReejer]

Next video: 8 video games that are drastically different than their original in their series. (Like Fallout going from top down CRPG to first person shooter.)

[@greedeh]

Mousers in TMNT IV can def combo lock you to death.

[@kbthrilla15]

Do one on the best squad mates not by personality but on efficiency and effectiveness

[@RaphBlade7]

The only Zelda title where attacking Cuccos won't cause the CUCCO REVENGE SQUAD to attack Link is TWILIGHT PRINCESS! Oddly, after attacking a Cucco a few times, Link will oddly briefly gain control of the Cucco he was attacking! Also, Cuccos are effectively invulnerable to attack & the only way to avoid the REVENGE SQUAD in most games is to enter a building or other area!

[@galahadbornstellar9641]

8 In-Game Items We Wish We Had IRL alternately 8 Enemies We Wish We Could Adopt As Pets

[@MrStrikecentral]

Needs to add in Tonberry from Final Fantasy and the headcrabs from Half-Life.

[@swilliams21231]

Speaking of Monty Python, anyone else old enough to remember the white rabbit from Asheron’s Call?

[@563Phoenix]

Tonberries and headcrabs come to mind for me.

[@SentiNel090]

If tiny enemies are involved I will forever bring up The Tiny Vermin from Hades. Zagreus on his first encounter:"Oh hey look, a tiny vermin!" Zag some encounters later:"Oh god it's the Tiny Vermin!"

[@johnmiller3906]

How about 10 times you finally felt like the main character

[@ishas4421]

I had the idea of making a cards against humanity type game. Where the video name is the black center card and the white cards would be the picks from yalls videos. You could also create new packs like WhatCulture films and horrow and the rest to resell more in the future with the name being Uncultured

[@gregbasore2108]

List suggestion: X Online games you rarely hear about, because they actually work In a world full of disappointing multiplayer and "live service" games, it's worth remembering that there's plenty of good ones we don't hear about too often because "Stable game continues to be stable" doesn't make for an exciting headline.

[@trevormclaurin1398]

Was kinda surprised not to see Voltorb from gen 1 and 2, little guys who looked like items, couldn't run away usually, and self destruct in areas that require conservative game play. I remember in blue especially they absolutely took me off guard and wrecked my team.

[@zomula7657]

I was thinking Zubat from the gen 1 games. Supersonic to confuse and Leach life to keep the things alive and being annoyingly common in the early game caves had that stupid bat on the most hated list of a lot of people.

[@RelakS__]

Zurks in Stray. The are small. They can jump. They are in big groups. And they are a horrible RNG fest. You may get rid of them, but when the task is not even let them bite you, it is close to impossible.

[@HiImCHAINSAW]

Minion Solider, who is an enemy in the Dice Palace in my favorite Sega Genesis classic, Gunstar Heroes. He's comically tiny, and will toss you all over the place with very little effort. It'll catch you off guard when fighting him the first time. I remember being so frustrated fighting this miniscule guy as a kid. 😂

[@richardclingerman7291]

I was playing AvP on PC when it came out. Didn't know much about the series. Was playing ss predator, and a face hugger jump on the screen. I jumped back and fell out of my chair. Scared me so bad.

[@nstgaming631]

Since a bunny was on the list as a reference to Monty Python. I'm pretty sure Fury from final Fantasy 12 is another reference to that.

[@elijahares-maldonado8171]

Top 10 video games where the person you thought was going to betray you didn't, but your friend did.

[@kaitie_ren]

List Idea - NPCs that you never see who have a lasting impact on the game

[@HiddenWinter]

10 times devs trolled players by giving them exactly what they asked for.

[@MasamuneShinto]

Other options: 1. The rats from Plague Tale. They swarm en mass and can literally strip you to nothing in an instant. Very similar to the scarab beetles in The Mummy franchise really. Yes, they can be repelled by fire but amass with a vengeance once your flame fizzes out. 2. The severed hands from Blood also prove troublesome as well because they follow you literally everywhere and will strangle you. 3. The undead boy from The Tale Of Henry Bishop offers similar problems to the severed hands in his relentless pursuit of you through the game’s first level. However, if he catches you, he will literally start to munch on you which can end your character in only two attempts. 4. The worms from Splatterhouse 1 and 2. While being not especially fast, their small size means that you can easily miss them and once they latch onto Rick, they can gnaw through his health like a wood chipper through a piece of cedar. 5. The compies from Jurassic Park The Game on Mega Drive. These were the absolute worst back in the day, save for perhaps the raptors. These things would zero in on Alan Grant and perform a lion impression on his throat. Only after a great deal of struggle would Alan at least be able to remove the compy. Much like a piranha fish, the compy is pretty ineffectual unless in a group. However , it can create enough of a distraction for a larger dinosaur to make you its lunch. The last thing you want is to have an aggressive little lizard thing giving you a hickey when you’re attempting to get past a T-Rex.

[@travisjohnson7599]

8 video games that deserve a sequel.

[@Jokertron3000]

Idk if I suck at games, but the Kalydonian Boar from AC Odyssey gave me the toughest beast battle in the entire game.

[@MuddMaxx]

Dreams aside...what is the most appealing food from video games

[@RoadRage810]

10 times leveling up made your character worse/weaker. I have had a couple of times in the past that have caused me to invent new swear words because of things like that.

[@VirginAfterSex420]

Oblivion if you don't know what you're doing

[@HylianFox3]

Faxanadu. Leveling up nets you some extra gold when you restart using the password, but it also reduces the time that you can use the very helpful Wing Boots.

[@kevincleary6073]

KOTOR, if you delay levelling up immediately you can get much more jedi levels and power, pokemon, your starter learns moves earlier if not evolved

[@rho-starmkl4483]

Smallfry! You’re just standing there readying a bomb throw into a Flyfish’s missile silo or charging a shot for a Charger or Splatling and then all of a sudden you get surrounded by a bunch of Smallfry and you get spooned to death.

[@alvaropalacios4983]

Some people mention the tonberis from final fantasy, and that's right for a mid to high level party. But the real answer here is the cactuar without a doubt, they are fast, and they srtike (and counter) real hard.

[@justinwearn620]

8 tear jerking moments in video games

[@MindDell]

8 tabletop games that deserve their own triple-a video game adaptations

[@evanwoodward6376]

The tiny vermin boss in Hades is super hard and an unwelcome find just before the final boss

[@justins9886]

The wolverines from Far Cry 5 better be here.

[@AmatrielG]

The last entry remind me the deadly rabbit from Dragon's Crown, wich by the way is a 10/10 game

[@mylescarter8448]

The imps from elden ring were so annoying but the vulgar militiamen are even smaller and kicked my ass more times than I'd like to admit

[@mesothelimoa341]

They're not smaller than the imp but they certainly are much better camouflaged.

[@chrispage621]

Idea for next week. How many times Heaven messed up big time? I'm sure it's happened loads 😅

[@timothypitcher7996]

They say that looks can be deceiving, and that's truly the case when talking about cute-looking creatures that can wreck you like it was nothing.

[@sleepingpegasus3796]

Urchin. Tales of Phantasia. From the moment you first enter the Moria Mines, there is a good chance the first enemy you'll fight is an urchin, small pixelated creatures that glide across the ground. You can't hit them without attacks or spells designed to hit up from the ground. They are fast to move and to attack. And did I forget to mention they are a one hit kill regardless of your level

[@riquetmemche2950]

Hi ! I nearly never comment any video of any kind, but I gotta mention a perfect fit for this one that's not been evocated by anyone I think. In Valkyrie Profile 2 you're used to defeat tons of gods and huge mythical monsters and the hardest hitting ennemies in the whole game are hamsters. Hard as f to kill and can use an attac that deals about 5/10 times your maximum HP on the whole party even with maxed out level.

[@patrickhanni4568]

Can you do a list of the worst enemies that turned into your party member?

[@windyforecast2091]

Cazadores From Fallout could be in this list too. You think they will be easy but especially at Lower levels, they can decimate you.

[@Not-Great-at-Gaming]

Stripe from Fallout New Vegas - An Alpha Deathclaw the size of a dog.

[@Deseko]

Suggestion: 8 Games that are better in VR

[@Jaysin412]

Currently dealing with those stupid imps right now

[@sephirjon9466]

Alright, hold on. No. Cuccos are not enemies. They are, at best, stage obstacles like a spike floor or a bottomless pit. Something that can damage or kill you, but is not malicious. After all, they will never attack you unless you attack them first, and not just once, but multiple times. They are remarkably chill in that regard. Cactuars or tonberries from Final Fantasy would have made way more sense.

[@evanallaire2829]

Things we Hate in Videogames done Right For Example: Escort Missions, and Water Physics

[@howlphantomwolf]

My greatest Left 4 Dead 2 online experience was in the very first level. I spawned in as a Charger and tucked myself into a corner ahead of the players. First player that stuck his head through the door got grabbed, and then I yeeted us both out a window.

[@809200]

Hey mate I have a list for you. Top 10 ratchet and clank moments of all time!

[@ShadowLouWolf]

Nice to see some familiar faces on this list, yet I believe this list will need a part 2, since there are many more I can think of: -Tonberry - Final Fantasy series -Flea Man/Ripper - Castlevania series -Suicide Grunts/Flood - Halo series -Pill Bug/Ghost Fish - Ninja Gaiden (Xbox/PS2) -Paras (Pokemon Legends: Arceus)

[@HylianFox3]

When I saw Jockey I instantly thought of Flea Man.

[@derekstein6193]

The Krill from Gears of War could be a contender.

[@ghostyuki-kfpinquisitor1038]

One recurring trend that comes to mind is having an enemy in a group that looks like everything else but is actually far stronger. That or generic enemies capable of vaporizing your health bar regardless of how big it might be. (bonus points if they're from an early area and can still do it to you much later on/in endgame gear)

[@dancombs4480]

You absolutely forgot Medusa Heads from the Castlevania franchise. They come in swarms, are usually found in tricky platforming sections, and have a variation that turns you to stone.

[@Narasir]

and what about the classics? Fetish from Diablo 2 Act 3 and Tomberry from Final Fantasy? both are tiny and deadly as can be

[@UnholyGaia22]

I loved Dead Space 1, still replay it to this day. I stopped playing Dead Space 2 the second I walked into the nursery. Horror + children = nightmares.

[@LiminalMan777]

8 characters who got a spin-off that turned out better than the game they came from.

[@LiminalMan777]

And I’ll have you know I too am a bearded eggman

[@alexanderwolf1984]

Another enemy that is small and will kill you quick is Jynx from Super Mario RPG

[@inquisitorichijou883]

I just had to think about the Ratels from Warframe. Those little robots coming out of spawn pads thrwon by Corpus Snipers. They roll around the place like small Droideka and harrass you with their electric shocks. And the worst thing about them: they just keep spawning until you destroy the spawn pad.

[@13g0man]

The spawn pad is often hidden in a corner, and hard to spot. Easy to kill though, good fodder for any effect that benefits from more targets at once.

[@tammyboy2084]

How about a list of armour and other defensive items that *sound* awesome, but turn up too late in the game to be any use?

[@HylianFox3]

This is a hard list to narrow down, since virtually every game has some super-awesome item that by the time you actually get it, you no longer need it (or have anything to use it on).

[@MrEXC]

You should DEFINITELY put the Cell Jr's from the Dragonball Z Tenkaichi series. They're short and thus difficult to hit. Not to mention, they attack in groups...Frustrating and Annoying.

[@jacobderryberry3492]

A list for times you knowingly helped the villain.

[@JoshuaAlfano]

Games that made you laugh when they were trying to be dead serious

[@SenecaRaine]

I have a list suggestion: Top things we forgot to add to a past list! Maybe start with Tonberry on this list.

[@F0rg0tten87]

You forgot Gazadors from Fallout New Vegas... When I first time played and stumbled one, I died in seconds. Seriously even well armed those critters will kill you if you haven't planned how you kill them and they usually attack groups so have fun.

[@ac2smart]

The Flood from Halo need to be on this list

[@Dtgray12]

Fuzzies from Paper Mario were a dangerous threat

[@dragoredrox7493]

8 Grunts who would deserve their own spinoff games

[@benjaminsmith7396]

If it hasn't been done yet, next episode idea, updates that did more harm than good

[@Panda_Coffee]

i was suprised not to see Splatoon's Smallfries - but then again I've been playing so much salmon run that those fast little buggers have started haunting my dreams

[@naptownboiler13]

Undead Stygian Dolls Diablo 2. The amount of rage driven by these tiny jerks!

[@JimTheFly]

I would've made a case for the King Vermin (aka Tiny Vermin) from Hades. He's an absolute beast to try to kill, is tiny as hell, and can regularly summon giant rats (which are no joke in Hades)

[@RedeemedChains]

Should do a list of little known gems from big publishers. Example otogi myth of demons by from soft

[@chadflanaganCFC]

No mention of the Flood Spore, on anything below hard they aren't a huge threat and on Halo CE you can cut through them with a Magnum, but Halo 2-3's version isn't so easily dispatched as it'll instant kill a unshielded player if they get too close, and that's if they don't res a Flood Combat Form/turn something into a combat form.

[@ouijamaru420]

Tuberculosis in RDR2 the smallest and ultimately hardest enemy in the game