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A personal list on the ten hardest bosses I have ever faced in video games. This list is entirely my opinion. If you feel there’s another boss that should be on this list, feel free to shout out. But keep the negative comments to yourself. You’ll just get a negative comment review anyway. Anyways, enjoy the video!ADDITIONAL INFO ON BOSSES ON THE LIST (DON’T READ IF YOU DON’T WANT TO BE SPOILED)10: The Shadow Queen (Paper Mario: TTYD)Length of Battle: Medium# of different attacks: HighAnnoyingness: LowShe’s on this mainly due to the fact that her AND her hands attack you, and she has high HP.9: Omega (Final Fantasy 5)Length of Battle: Very Short# of attacks: A lotAnnoyingness: Very HighThis thing can remove party members from battle PERMANENTLY (until the battle ends) and has wicked powerful other moves. Too bad you can kill it in one hit.8: The Biolizard (Sonic Adventure 2)Length of Battle: MediumVariety of attacks: A lot of difficult-to-dodge attacksAnnoyingness: HighThe final few attacks this thing uses are obscene, especially the final attack. You can get any rings you drop when floating in the air, so two hits from the floating eggs, and you’re screwed.7: Bouldergeist (Prankster Comet, Super Mario Galaxy)Length of Battle: ShortVariety of attacks: Quite a few once it gets handsAnnoyingness: HighYou only have ONE HP to kill this thing. And its flying rocks home in on you. Talk about a disadvantage.6: Elite Four (Pokemon Emerald)Length of battle: Drake and Wallace take a while to defeatVariety of attacks: Each member of the Elite Four has a crapload of different PokemonAnnoyingness: Starts Low, getting progressively harder.Drake’s dragons all have high stats (especially Salamence) and Wallace just has powerful Pokemon like Gyarados and Milotic that take a while to beat.5: Weldar (Banjo-Tooie)Length of Battle: ShortVariety of attacks: A fewAnnoyingness: HighAfter it loses 3 HP, the floor becomes electrical, so you have to focus on doging its fiery blasts, AND the floor! Trust me, that’s harder than it sounds.4: King K. Rool (Donkey Kong 64)Length of Battle: VERY longVariety of Attacks: Has five different phases, so has many attacks.Annoyingness: HighIf you lose to K. Rool once, you have to restart the whole match from DK! And starngely, you always have the same health, even after switching Kongs…3: Culex (Super Mario RPG)Length of Battle: LongVariety of attacks: Huge amount of magicAnnoyingness: MediumThis thing’s magic is a killer. It has attacks like Corona and Dark Star for killing you, and that Wind Crystal can turn you into Mushrooms! And you have to kill everything on the screen, too.2: Cackletta (Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga)Length of Battle: Very LongVariety of attacks: Insane variety of attacks, gets more powerful attacks as it loses HP. All attacks are hard to dodge.Annoyingness: Very HighThis thing has a ton of HP and cheap attacks. Heal when necessary and PAY ATTENTION to Cackletta so you can dodge her!1: The HAG 1 (Banjo-Tooie)Length of Battle: VERY longVariety of attacks: A large amount of incredibly hard to dodge attcks including lasers, mortar bombs, a big-ass drill, Gruntilda shooting spells, and poison gas.Annoyingness: Requires a tremendous amount of patience, memorizing, and strategy. BE PREPARED.This thing has immense HP, a huge variety of attacks, and what do you have? 5-8 honeycombs worth of life, and maybe cheats. Without cheats, this is probably the most frustrating thing I have ever faced. Especially in Replay Mode… no cheats and only 5 honeycombs!!!

During the month of August in the year of 1960, Timothy Leary ingested magic mushrooms in Cuernavaca, Mexico. Two months later he tried pure psilocybin. From 1960 to 1961, Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert worked on a series of experiments with Harvard graduate students, using pure psilocybin. Finally, in the year 1963, Leary and Alpert were forcibly removed from their academic positions at Harvard due, at least in part, to their continued experiments with students and psychedelics.