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From Software Dark Souls 3

Odoryuk

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Father Gascoigne is a blood drunk wife beater, but he's a good boss.
 

Ryzer

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It's an excellent boss

The hunter form is alright, but nothing special. The transformed version is just a big monster that lunges and flails his arms, one of the 97 featured in the game.
Yeah like how ... a monster would behave under rabbies.
The hightlighting part of the monster form is the jumping attack, very unpredictable and punitive.
 

Silverfish

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Yeah like how ... a monster would behave under rabbies.

Yeah, just like Cleric Beast, Blood-Starved Beast, Vicar Amelia, Moon Presence, Darkbeast Paarl, Amygdala, and more that I'm forgetting. People make fun of the Asylum Demon retreads from DS1, and with good reason, but at least one of them wasn't the final boss.
 

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Demon's is more special to me, 2 and 3 have their improvements, but if pressed I'd have to say DS1 is the epitome of the series
If I had to nominate just one game for the All-Time Gaming Hall of Fame I'd vote for DeS.

But it's probably the rechargeable healing and especially the seamless world in DS1 that really dragged the series over the home stretch to the mainstream. And the rest is history.
 

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