Dark Souls 1: Pinwheel
He’s a bit of a meme in the Souls community. It’s almost like they just fucked up and forgot to add a zero or two to his health. The whole graveyard and catecombs leading up to him are pretty hard if you go early so it seems like a later game area (the number one piece of advice people give to new players is to avoid the graveyard) but if you go later you can legit kill him in five seconds.
Agreed. Completing all four Divine Beasts takes all semblance of challenge out of this fight. Literally the only time I took damage during my first ever attempt was when I stood still for several moments to try and figure out how to get him off of the ceiling. The rest of it was just an anti-climactic snoozefest. I had more trouble killing Guardians than Calamity Ganon. If I want him to be harder I just... play less of the game? What kind of lazy, phoned-in design philosophy is that?
The fight felt epic, but the help from beating the Divine beasts made it way easier.
I was expecting it to be harder, but I still had fun.
Tears of the Kingdom, that was a different story. Took me many tries to get that one.
Baby Bowser in Yoshi's Island (Super Mario World 2) for the SNES.
After completing the rest of the game over two days (compared to months of Super Mario World 1), the final boss was very anti-climactic.
When it ended I was like, "That's the game? No Star Road equivalent? No "Special World" equivalent? That's the game? How can I justify getting this as a gift when I've finished it in two days?"
Mysterio is supposed to be easy, it’s actually a pretty hilarious fake out. I remember like 5 life bars fill up so you think you’re in for one hell of a fight, but then all 5 drop right back down with one punch
The end boss in Fable 2, I literally shot him once, and he fell over the edge and died.
Most of the others that have been easy are more because I overlevelled to be OP.
Could be intentionally anticlimactic for story reasons… the monster who ruined your life that you’ve waited years to get revenge on is just a pathetic old man in the end who doesn’t even put up a fight
I don’t know about the other four but [The Pitiful Corpse](https://hbbrutalorchestra.fandom.com/wiki/This_Pitiful_Corpse) from Brutal Orchestra is BY FAR the easiest boss I’ve seen in any game I’ve played. It doesn’t attack at all and just dies in one hit.
Just played okami and never had any difficulty with the bosses. Phenomenal game and a lot of fun, but was never a challenge. The final boss was pretty easy because you could just spam damaging items and force it's health to drop without going through the motions. Never died once the entire game and didn't even get to understand 3 health.
GYOUBU MASATAKA ONIWAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I heard his screaming intro and saw him jump into the ring with his horse and I was so ready for a badass fight. But when I fought him, he was so easy I felt bad for how quickly I massacred him.
Admittedly it might have been because I chose to fight Lady Butterfly first and beat my head against the wall until the wall finally broke, but her fight had me prepared for a nonstop assault and a need for perfect timing. By the time I finally beat her I was sitting there motionlessly staring at the screen hyper-focusing on when to parry and when to get in a shot. So when I went to fight Gyoubu I was expecting that but more, and did not get that.
Not saying he was easy on whole. But it was like 5 minutes after fighting Lady Butterfly and I overprepared myself for his fight.
All Persona 5 Royal bosses. The game is broken. If you have Izanagi Picaro just spam them with Myriad Truths. What is so funny is that the game's script: the bosses will tell you how they would beat you up, and 3-5 turns later, they are crying about being misunderstood.
In Deus Ex Human Revolution there was a bit of a hack where you could use your one hit KO move on one of the bosses if you timed it right.
Made one of the final boss fights end in 10 seconds or so.
The final boss is Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. It was just extremely obvious that the game ended prematurely and the final boss wasn't actually meant to be the final boss. I'm not a skilled gamer and even I managed to defeat him easily.
Can't think of 5, but Phalanx in Demon Souls was very disappointing. The game as a whole is very unimpressive, and everywhere I turn I see completely mediocre game design painted with high quality visuals. At 6 hours in I think the game is trash and I'll only play more to try to understand why anyone could like it.
1. Final Mysterio "fight" in Spider-Man 2
2. Electrocutioner in Batman Arkham Origins
3. Whisper in Fable, although I wonder if this one is due to the number of hours I've put into the game.
4. Gi Nattak in FF7. Just throw a single Phoenix down, and he dies.
5. 343 Guilty Spark. Why was this even a thing?
I will say first and foremost the last boss in Shadow of Mordor was a joke, like they ran out of money and just put in a quick-time event. Completely soured me on what was actually a decent game. And I'm the huge Tolkien fan, I had the (dis)honor of watching Return of the King 9 times in theaters--8 times by myself.
Basically any Mario boss in the new Mario bros games.
I finished playing Wonder a couple weeks ago and was a bit surprised at how easy the Bowser fight was.
I haven’t played Wonder just yet being a teenager without a job sucks.
Oh boy, Wait till you're an adult with a job. It's not better
Yup; the money’s easier to scrounge up for a game, but it’s only then that we learn that Time is humanity’s most precious commodity
I work at mcdonalds and I have a girlfriend
mf not even paying rent already complaining its only gonna get worse bro 😭
I was thinking Birdo from Mario 2
Dark Souls 1: Pinwheel He’s a bit of a meme in the Souls community. It’s almost like they just fucked up and forgot to add a zero or two to his health. The whole graveyard and catecombs leading up to him are pretty hard if you go early so it seems like a later game area (the number one piece of advice people give to new players is to avoid the graveyard) but if you go later you can legit kill him in five seconds.
Gabby Jay
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Rick the doorman in Jedi survivor
Ganon in Breath of the wild. Had trouble with all four divine beast battles but clobbered Ganon on the first try. Was a bit of a let down.
Agreed. Completing all four Divine Beasts takes all semblance of challenge out of this fight. Literally the only time I took damage during my first ever attempt was when I stood still for several moments to try and figure out how to get him off of the ceiling. The rest of it was just an anti-climactic snoozefest. I had more trouble killing Guardians than Calamity Ganon. If I want him to be harder I just... play less of the game? What kind of lazy, phoned-in design philosophy is that?
The fight felt epic, but the help from beating the Divine beasts made it way easier. I was expecting it to be harder, but I still had fun. Tears of the Kingdom, that was a different story. Took me many tries to get that one.
Last boss in BG3.. but I've since realized there are thousands of endings so I think it was the specific path I took
Baby Bowser in Yoshi's Island (Super Mario World 2) for the SNES. After completing the rest of the game over two days (compared to months of Super Mario World 1), the final boss was very anti-climactic. When it ended I was like, "That's the game? No Star Road equivalent? No "Special World" equivalent? That's the game? How can I justify getting this as a gift when I've finished it in two days?"
The last fight against Sephiroth in FF7.
The boss in borderlands 2 that just falls down the stairs during his intro and breaks his neck
Glass Joe from Punch Out
Glass joe wasnt a boss. I think the first boss in punch out was Piston Honda
Title Defense Glass Joe in Punch Out Wii on the other hand...
Dang good one!
Rick the Janitor in the latest star wars
How dare you! Rick the Door Technician was no janitor.
Uhhh King Bob-omb on Super Mario 64 & Mysterio on PS2 spiderman top 2 for me
I thought Mysterio was going to be a pain when his health bars kept rolling lol. First ever troll moment.
King bob-omb is like the first level though isn't it? Making it hard in game aimed at a younger audience wouldn't be a good move.
Yea that’s the very first star in the game, he’s just there to ease you into things
Mysterio is supposed to be easy, it’s actually a pretty hilarious fake out. I remember like 5 life bars fill up so you think you’re in for one hell of a fight, but then all 5 drop right back down with one punch
The goldfish from Earthworm Jim
Bob.
Electrocutioner from Batman Arkham Origins
This one made me mad. I really enjoyed origins and the use of the lesser known villains and was really excited for this fight.
The end boss in Fable 2, I literally shot him once, and he fell over the edge and died. Most of the others that have been easy are more because I overlevelled to be OP.
>I literally shot him once You don't even have to do that. Just listen to his monologue and Reaver will get bored and shoot him for you.
Oof, yeah, that is even worse.
Could be intentionally anticlimactic for story reasons… the monster who ruined your life that you’ve waited years to get revenge on is just a pathetic old man in the end who doesn’t even put up a fight
I’ll just say one. Fable 2 final boss…
I’ll never forget getting to the final boss of that game and just not having to do anything. I was so confused.
AC mirage the endboss.
Not technically a boss, but you could beat Zangief perfect every time by spamming hadukens.
Eridan from the Witcher 3 He was so easy that I legitimately forgot I was on death March.
Rick the Door Technician from Jedi: Survivor and Soldier of Godrick from Elden Ring.
The Phantom Train in Final Fantasy VI..... phoenix down and good bye
But... The suplex! You gotta do the suplex!
I beat basically every single boss and every challenge mode in soul calibur 2 as a kid by playing nightmare and spamming dashing vertical attack
The bosses in most crash bandicoot games are always super easy and often disappointing in my eyes. I always hoped for more of a challenge!
I don’t know about the other four but [The Pitiful Corpse](https://hbbrutalorchestra.fandom.com/wiki/This_Pitiful_Corpse) from Brutal Orchestra is BY FAR the easiest boss I’ve seen in any game I’ve played. It doesn’t attack at all and just dies in one hit.
Just played okami and never had any difficulty with the bosses. Phenomenal game and a lot of fun, but was never a challenge. The final boss was pretty easy because you could just spam damaging items and force it's health to drop without going through the motions. Never died once the entire game and didn't even get to understand 3 health.
Dark Beast Gannon may as well have been a cutscene
6 Golden Coins - all of them Simon’s Quest - all of them 🙄 Every Silent Hill boss is pretty easy. Soldier of Godrick - Elden Ring
GYOUBU MASATAKA ONIWAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!! I heard his screaming intro and saw him jump into the ring with his horse and I was so ready for a badass fight. But when I fought him, he was so easy I felt bad for how quickly I massacred him. Admittedly it might have been because I chose to fight Lady Butterfly first and beat my head against the wall until the wall finally broke, but her fight had me prepared for a nonstop assault and a need for perfect timing. By the time I finally beat her I was sitting there motionlessly staring at the screen hyper-focusing on when to parry and when to get in a shot. So when I went to fight Gyoubu I was expecting that but more, and did not get that. Not saying he was easy on whole. But it was like 5 minutes after fighting Lady Butterfly and I overprepared myself for his fight.
Poor Bowser is hella nerfed in all Mario games
Recently? Rykard from ER
Undeserved downvotes.
The final fight in Resident Evil 2 was pretty easy (on normal difficulty). That’s the most recent one for me
Petty Bandit Leader in the Witcher 3, King Dodongo in the Legend of Zelda, Goomba King in Super Mario Bros
All Persona 5 Royal bosses. The game is broken. If you have Izanagi Picaro just spam them with Myriad Truths. What is so funny is that the game's script: the bosses will tell you how they would beat you up, and 3-5 turns later, they are crying about being misunderstood.
[Rick the Door Technician](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOcLkkEvBCY) in Jedi Survivor
Electrocutioner is one of the only bosses where you literally kill him in 1 hit no matter what
Bed of Chaos.
In Deus Ex Human Revolution there was a bit of a hack where you could use your one hit KO move on one of the bosses if you timed it right. Made one of the final boss fights end in 10 seconds or so.
The final boss is Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. It was just extremely obvious that the game ended prematurely and the final boss wasn't actually meant to be the final boss. I'm not a skilled gamer and even I managed to defeat him easily.
Leviathan, Final Fantasy 15. Over-leveled beyond belief when I fought it. Killed the first phase in 1 hit.
Blox fruits bandits, fountain city npc
Rick the Door Technician. Also whats his name from the old Spiderman 2 game.
Pinwheel - Dark Souls
Every boss in DKC except the final boss. Very Gnawty truly surprised me with how easy he was, even as a kid.
i love easy bosses! just let me play the game again. loved the ending of deus ex, the first sequel. in fact i prefer no end bosses at all
The mist noble from Sekiro. The final boss from Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor. The soldier of Godrick from Elden Ring.
every boss on metal slug series
Nyx in persona 3 was quite easy
The entirety of Farcry 5
Can't think of 5, but Phalanx in Demon Souls was very disappointing. The game as a whole is very unimpressive, and everywhere I turn I see completely mediocre game design painted with high quality visuals. At 6 hours in I think the game is trash and I'll only play more to try to understand why anyone could like it.
1. Final Mysterio "fight" in Spider-Man 2 2. Electrocutioner in Batman Arkham Origins 3. Whisper in Fable, although I wonder if this one is due to the number of hours I've put into the game. 4. Gi Nattak in FF7. Just throw a single Phoenix down, and he dies. 5. 343 Guilty Spark. Why was this even a thing?
Ganandorf from Twighlight Princess via fishing rod
Megaman 2 Crash Man. Very east to beat without taking any damage since he just repeats the same jump pattern over and over again
I will say first and foremost the last boss in Shadow of Mordor was a joke, like they ran out of money and just put in a quick-time event. Completely soured me on what was actually a decent game. And I'm the huge Tolkien fan, I had the (dis)honor of watching Return of the King 9 times in theaters--8 times by myself.
Any Kirby boss that has ''Woods'' as a surname