Cheapest Bosses

Azael from tekken 6 (This Mother###### towers over you, you can't grab him but he can surely grab you, your attacks SOMETIMES land on him, in fact the only time you can damage him is if you hit him when he's trying to hit you. If he knocks you on the grab on your back your basically screwed because he does this move that you can't avoid that juggles you in the air and will get in 4 more hits. Skill has nothing to do with beating him you gotta be lucky)

Ninja Gaiden mutiple bosses (I don't need to explain)

Who are the cheapest bosses you've come across

The Maneater from Demon's Souls... But there's a way to turn the cheapness around, so it's alright :P

The Dragon God was pretty easy, but it's easy to die without really knowing it. That battle is almost more of a matter of luck : it's easy when you know how, but it can take many frustrating times before you get it.

Seth from Street Fighter IV. OHHHH the frustration when playing him with C. Viper! Also if you havent got to Level 99 in something Sephiroth is almost impossible to beat.

The last boss in the very first Ratchet And Clank game.ubpoker123

Really? I found him to be quite easy

[QUOTE="ubpoker123"]The last boss in the very first Ratchet And Clank game.nbessiner

Really? I found him to be quite easy

Not that it was infuriatingly hard but infuriatingly annoying was the second last boss in FFXIII, Orphan: First Form. It's ultimate attack is insanely annoying and can kill you in an instant if you havent been upping your health, especially when it's almost dead. The worst part is that you are capped at level 9 of teh Crystarium so you can't grind as much

The last difficult boss I fought was on a NES game. NES games pissed everyone off. That's why I think today's games are so easy.

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Seth from Street Fighter IV. OHHHH the frustration when playing him with C. Viper! Also if you havent got to Level 99 in something Sephiroth is almost impossible to beat.

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Huh? FF7? Kingdom Hearts?

FF6-9 were all way too easy.

that huge monster thing at the end of ffX I think it was called SIN or something. Yeah I never did beat it.

the last boss in marvel vs capcom 2

The final boss in Persona 3 has an attack that gives him invulnerably for as long as he wants and he reflects anything that hits him. It's even more frustrating because it lasts until he decides to stop using it. He also has an attack that does massive damage to everyone on your team and gives out multiple status ailments to the survivors. He also attacks twice per turn.

Vamp from MGS4. He's easy enough to beat, but how the expect you to know how to keep him from getting back up is a mystery to me. I was at it for an hour before I just gave up andsearched it up.

The final boss in Persona 3 has an attack that gives him invulnerably for as long as he wants and he reflects anything that hits him. It's even more frustrating because it lasts until he decides to stop using it. He also has an attack that does massive damage to everyone on your team and gives out multiple status ailments to the survivors. He also attacks twice per turn.

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Seth in Street Fighter IV.rockguy92

To this day, I still don't understand why people find him to be hard at all. He's actually quite easy to destroy once you figure out his pattern and exploit it.

He's not bad at all, but try playing some of the older SNK games or even Third Strike - those bosses are just ridiculous! No matter what you do in the game, they ALWAYS find a way to counter it and just throw the rulebook out of the window.

the last real boss in persona 3 was really cheap. [spoiler] he has an ability that makes him absorb any attack. it would be fine if the ability didnt completely take advantage of an arcaic party system. you dont control your teammates, so they will just keep plugging away and healing the boss. you can change their tactics to not act, but you usually wont have the opportunity to do so until theyve healed him up a good bit. then when he stops that ability and becomes vulnerable, youre teammates are still stuck with the lame duck command and missing their few opportunities to attack. [/spoiler] /rageLoG-Sacrament

[QUOTE="LoG-Sacrament"]the last real boss in persona 3 was really cheap. /rageXXI_World

Jinpachi in Tekken 5. God he was a pain in the %$&*

in donkey kong 64 when you have to fight the blowfish for the second time with lanky.

ninja gaiden 2 exploding armadillo bosses

The final boss encounters in both the Otogi games on the original Xbox. Really horrible, between those and the escort missions in both games, all potential they had was ruined.SteveTabernacle

Crawmerax the invincible from Borderlands, The highest level you can be is 61, this guy is level 64.

Hmm. Cheap would have to be the custom versions of mechs in Peace Walker. They can literally take over 20 rockets to destroy. If we were talking about most disappointing boss then it would have to be the end boss for Demon's Souls. I'm not going to say what it is, but it's just lame...all you need are some arrows and a decent bow. Goes against what the title is known for in punishing difficulty, unless you try to use melee. Then it's a little harder.

Vamp from MGS4. He's easy enough to beat, but how the expect you to know how to keep him from getting back up is a mystery to me. I was at it for an hour before I just gave up andsearched it up.

wrecks112

The final boss from Disaster: Day of Crisis. He's managable, but he has a lot of hitpoints so it takes about 10-20 minutes to beat him. Then when you finally destroy him and think the final cutscene is gonna begin, you have to point at the screen once more and shoot him, but you only have like 1 second or less to do this, and if you miss you're dead and you have to start all over again. That was very frustrating.

i just finished ninja gaiden 2, some bosses were really cheap

Vamp from MGS4. He's easy enough to beat, but how the expect you to know how to keep him from getting back up is a mystery to me. I was at it for an hour before I just gave up andsearched it up.

wrecks112