What "final boss," or "final battle," do you hate the most?

[Ben Legend]

Chaos in dissedia, You have to fight him three times and he spams super powerful attacks you need to be superman to beat him.

Got to be this guy, You need to be about 10-15 levels higher than he is in order to stand a chance, even then you need a lot of skill and luck. Despite this, you won't go against him and beat him straight away.

Out of curiosity, which character did you use?

 

[Soiid4Life]

Probably has to be elizabeth in Persona 3. Just took too long to get ready only to get wiped out in a turn or two.

 

[[Insert Name Here]]

Final bosses with the cliched hit-this-panel-to-reveal-weak-spot-and-hit-said-weak-spot-three-times-in-this-way-to-kill.

 

[Eatbrainz]

The end of Fable II. I killed him by accident ><

See, this is because thats the only point in the game where your character actually wastes his ass, even though your character has had the same oppotunity at least 3 times.

 

[JesterRaiin]

Rugal Bernstein frok King of Fighters series. Power of his Genocide attacks were off the charts. :|

 

[TxMxRonin]

Really any final boss in a fighting game. Why the fuck do they always have to be monster that have no fighting style? Laziness is what that is.

 

[akakiba]

Radec in killzone 2.

now i have seen people before saying that the battle agenst him is eazy just use the knife or flamethrower agenst him. yer well he is not too hard, BUT the fight agenst him starts the moment you enter that room.

so its 15 odd munnits of battle most is where you carn't kill him untill the end, and the hardest mode only makes things worst and the support character you have spends more time on the floor dead that killing the the higs. i was stuck for something like 3 months on that battle.

i know my spelling sucks but i dont care anymore

 

[Suikun]

Wow... I'm shocked and somewhat appalled to not see a few of the BITCHIEST bosses ever created up here:

Fatal Frame: It's hard enough having to deal with a frigging camera and a schoolgirl who will go no faster than a fast walk when being chased by ghosts who are out to kill her, but to have to CHARGE the camera by LOOKING at the ghost as it swoops around you this way and that, throwing in various attacks of it's own as you pray that your shot will be a Zero Shot to stun the stupid shit and keep it from taking out HALF YOUR LIFE BAR (because you don't get a single health upgrade, and healing items become so scarce at the end that it's not even funny) it's truly a game that brings my piss to a boil every time I sit down to play. Amazingly well done in the horror, but horrible difficulty curve.

Saphire Weapon (FFXII): Maybe not a true "end boss" as an "after-the-story-is-finished boss", but without the FRICKING thing to make sure that timer goes away, this boss battle litterally is impossible without hacking. I'm absolutely sure of this. Probably.

Conker's Bad Fur Day: "Throw him out the airlock! Throw him out the airlock!" oookaaay... and how do I accomplish this? .... anything...? No..? Okay, time to mash random buttons and see if I can find the right combination to finish this ***** off.

MegaMan 2: Battle Network: Lion Head of fucking DOOM. It took me six grueling months to finally finish that jackass off, only to find that there were more, even MORE powerful shits that I needed to kill.

Need For Speed Carbon: What the hell were they thinking on this one? The guy outruns you EASILLY even with the best gear on your car if you try to take him on. Everything up until that point had been so easy to take down, so long as you knew what you were doing, then suddenly you get a big load of "Fuck you, you lose" handed to you with the final race.

Disappointing bosses:

Dead Space: Shoot the glowing tentacles... woo... so very tough... I let myself die once, just to see what happened. It's a joke how easy that final boss was.

Phantasy Star Online (Gamecube): Note that I never actually played this online, only with friends on my solitary GC... but... whether it was because my friends and I ground that game into a fine dust to snort, leaving me at an unfairly high level, or if it was truly just a horrifically gimped fight... I took the "final boss" of Ep 1 down in about five hits. Let's hear it for the GoBooma's claw.

 

[BlackAura]

MGS4: Screaming Mantis. I don't count the Liquid fight because it's easy as hell for me.

 

[Mako SOLDIER]

I hate ultimecia (sp) from ff8 that last boss fight. 4 bloody battles.

Totally. I made the mistake of levelling up my characters and paying little attention to levelling Guardian Forces, so the entire party were so weak I never managed to beat her. I'm actually replaying FF8 at the moment, doing the whole 'avoid fights or use card on enemies in order to level gfs but not characters' thing. It's taken about 20+ hours and I haven't even met Rhinoa yet. Crazy.

 

[Logic 0]

Chaos in dissedia, You have to fight him three times and he spams super powerful attacks you need to be superman to beat him.

Got to be this guy, You need to be about 10-15 levels higher than he is in order to stand a chance, even then you need a lot of skill and luck. Despite this, you won't go against him and beat him straight away.

Out of curiosity, which character did you use?

I used cecil to beat him and I barely won.

 

[MrPandarium]

I hate The Destroyer from Borderland on the second playthrough, he just stands there but he can take more bullets than all the enemies in the entire game put together.

Duriel in D2 on Hell difficulty. His name might come form the french word ''Dure'' meaning Hard cause he's one tough bastard (it's the second act final boss so I don't know if it counts)

 

[reg42]

The Archdaemon from DA:O wasn't hard (since I played on easy), but my companions kept doing very, very stupid stuff. Still can't wait for DA2 though, I would sell my soul to get it now.

 

[Mr Snuffles]

Final Boss (Chairman Drek) in R&C 1. Tried about 60 million times and still couldn't beat it. I was like 7 though.

 

[ZeroDotZero]

I hate The Destroyer from Borderland on the second playthrough, he just stands there but he can take more bullets than all the enemies in the entire game put together.

Duriel in D2 on Hell difficulty. His name might come form the french word ''Dure'' meaning Hard cause he's one tough bastard (it's the second act final boss so I don't know if it counts)

On Playthrough 2 I was on online Co-op with some obvious modders. He went down in under half a second. I couldn't even get a shot in, which is a shame because I was quite looking forward to the battle.
I don't really hate the Destroyer as much as the ending in its entirity though. The boss would have been fine with some kind of other cutscenes wrapping around it.

Anyway, the FinalHazard from Sonic Adventure 2. After recovering from what would have been an incredible final boss, we are taken to an easy boss that can be defeated in under a quarter of the effort that the BioLizard required.

 

[Steppin Razor]

Yu Yevon from Final Fantasy X. Summoning my worst Aeon and letting him use it to beat up on my slightly less rubbish Aeon before unleashing its Overdrive so he than takes control of a mostly dead creature with an empty gauge. Repeating this process over and over until he's left with Anima/Magus Sisters with 12hp was a bad start to the battle. And after that it only gets worse when you have to fight him and all it takes is a couple of Overdrives before it's over. Most anti-climactic final boss ever.

 

[L3m0n_L1m3]

Supreme Hunter, Prototype, hardest difficulty. Actually every later level in that game.

The Supreme Hunter itself wasn't so bad, if you just did hit-and-run tactics. It was that damned timer that messed me up.

OT: The dragon in Fable: Lost Chapters. It wasn't hard since I had over 9000 a lot of health potions, but it sure did take a while.

 

[S29 Afterlife]

Xemnas from KH2 on Proud.
He's just cheap, plus all the other previous battles made me lose all my elixers..
I never knew I could scream that loud..

 

[Ben Legend]

Chaos in dissedia, You have to fight him three times and he spams super powerful attacks you need to be superman to beat him.

Got to be this guy, You need to be about 10-15 levels higher than he is in order to stand a chance, even then you need a lot of skill and luck. Despite this, you won't go against him and beat him straight away.

Out of curiosity, which character did you use?

I used cecil to beat him and I barely won.

Really? I could never get the hang of cecil, I used squall. Kinda regret it, thing I should have put more time into using Bartz or Tidus who I think are the better fighters, ironically.

 

[nastar]

I hate Sephiroth from Kingdom Hearts 2, way to hard!