Hello, again. As you can see from the title, this is the second entry to my new series Boss Files. After gaining
a lot of positive feedback from the community ( and by that I mean that the 8 people who took the time to read
it and comment) I've decided to keep going with this. Now Since we are going sort of in depth on boss
characters, I don't want to repeat myself but SPOILER WARNING ! SPOILER WARNING! SPOILER WARNING!
The reason why I just did that is because there are people who don't like plot details ruined for them as
opposed to me who reads up a game's story on wikipedia and forgets about it 'cause I buy the game 6-12
months after its released. We are going to see another DMC4 Boss, One from the later portions of Kingdom
Hearts and One from Castle Crashers. If you didn't see spoiler warning I put up or if you just have a short
attention span ( which would be most of you) there are spoilers ahead in the form of the bosses you fight. if
you didn't read that, then I can't help you. Close the browser. Turn off your computer and walk away. Enough
talk! Let's get this show on the road!




Boss: Angelo Agnus
Game: Devil may Cry 4



The sentence " What the fuck is that, a giant bug?" must have been going through Dante's head when they
were fighting. Absurd character design aside, Agnus is balls hard. When not trying to kill demon slayers,
he's the Order of the Sword's chief Alchemist and Technology Researcher. He's also the collective
mastermind and all round jackass behind many of the artificial demons you fight throughout game ( the Bianco
Angelo and Alto Angelo in particular). When playing as Dante, you have to fight your way back to Fortuna
(destroying lesser gates and acquiring some bad ass Devil Arms in the process), and along the way fight The
aforementioned pain in the ass. The reason Why I'm only doing the fight as Dante is because it has the
funniest pre-boss cutscene in the history of gaming. Its so random, that it'll leave you scratching your head
afterward.

The battle itself consists of Agnus using all of the tricks he used when you fought him in Mission 9. These
consist of him summoning Basilisk heads as projectiles, Gladius Demons for some quick swipes, and when
things really difficult for him, calling two Cutlass demons to throw as boomerangs. When you beat him you get
the Darkslayer fighting style for your troubles.


Boss: Riku
Game: Kingdom Hearts



You fight Riku 3 times over the course of the original Kingdom Hearts (one of my favorite games ever), one is
optional, and the other two are required to move the story along. but for those who've played it, one thing is
certain: They are all Balls Hard! I fully acknowledge that the original Kingdom Hearts was almost frustratingly
difficult, but the last fight with him in particular is the hardest boss fight in the game (next to Sephiroth). See
that sword he's holding? That is the Dark Keyblade. It can unlock the darkness within someone's heart (I
know it weird, but stay with me), and make them more powerful ( I think its been awhile since I last played).
He obtains it after getting possessed by the Heartless of Ansem. But enough of the backstory, let's get to the
nitty-gritty.

He's got the simple sword attacks, fireballs,and assorted dark spell things. But, he can also create sickles of
energy that do alot of damage,and the obligatory overpowered super attack! Goody! Said super attack is him
glowing from the waist up , rises into the air, starts zooming across the arena, and ends with a massive
shock wave ( a cliche I'd love to kill). I died within the range of 20-40 times that fight (a rough guesstimate).
Oh, as an added kick to the family jewels, You don't have Donald and Goofy to save your ass in this one. I
recommend using either the Olympia, Metal Chocobo, and if your really felling ballsy, the Oathkeeper
keyblades.


Boss: The Necromancer
Game: Castle Crashers



As you can probably tell, the Necromancer is one of the last bosses in Castle Crashers ( Buy it if you haven't
already, you'll thank me later). WHile you encountr the Necromancer a few times of the latter half of the game,
Its not until the final area that you truly get to see his full power. After fighting the Painter and the Undead
Cyclops, you'll find yourself in his personal dungeon. Its littered with the corpses of fallen enemies from
throughout you adventure, and this is where the battle begins. As the name suggests, The Necromancer is
an incredibly powerful sorcerer skilled in the Dark Arts. He has the ability to resurrect the bodies of the dead
to do his bidding as undead monster ( skeleton warriors and The undead Cyclops) or as a complete replica of
their former, albeit much more powerful. The "Necro" uses the latter option against you for this fight, and after
dispatching two waves of his " uber- warriors, he'll deal with you personally. On top of his magical
badassery, he's also a skilled sword fighter. These all come together to make an epic battle, and the Best
boss fight in Castle Crashers. Also The Battle theme is pure win!

Well, that's all for now Dtoiders, the main reason why I didn't have this up sooner is because of classes,
Valkyria Chronicles (again Thank You unangbangkay!) and all round lazieness.

P.S Thank you for allowing me to waste your time, and That image of the Necromancer was the first thing I
saw on Google Image Search. I'm not Joking.

P.S.S That's All, Folks!