The 8 Most Bizarre Video Game Boss Battles
fortressofsolitude.co.zaBizarre video game boss battles (or boss fights) have always been integral to gaming. And while most of these battles tend to be tense and memorable, there have been a few bosses over the years that have left us wanting. We’ve decided to put together a list of some of the weirder video game boss battles we’ve faced over the years.
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Zombies Ate My Neighbours is ultimately one of the most underrated multiplayer games on the SNES. Not only does it have a strange premise of placing you in the shoes of Zeke and Julie, who are forced to save their neighbours from all kinds of horror movie creatures, but it also features a boss battle against an overgrown baby. In a battle that could’ve been ripped straight out of the movie Honey I Blew Up The Baby, players are tasked with dodging this surprisingly fast giant baby as he tries to stomp or squirt them with water. It’s just strange!
The Fatman from Metal Gear Solid 2 isn’t just weird because of his appearance, decked out in an oversized bomb disposal suit and sipping a cocktail. But it’s his use of roller blades in the encounter that had us freaked out. This boss speeds along on rollerblades in a suit that is supposed to make it impossible for him to be this agile. In a franchise filled with weird and wonderful boss encounters, The Fatman falls squarely in the weird part.
The Great and Mighty Poo is a sentient pile of crap (literally) that not only looks disgusting but that also has a brilliant singing voice. While he is chucking crap at you, he is also serenading you with a surprisingly catchy tune. Naturally, the only way to stop him is by throwing toilet paper into his mouth as he starts to sing. “I am the Great Mighty Poo and I’m
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