7 Bosses with Embarrassing Weak Spots
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2024
- Plenty of bosses have a weak spot, but some are more embarrassing than others. Oh my!
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I note that Andy won’t say gonads but Ellen cheerfully says bollocks.
She is the evil one.
RUclips is less strict about that kind of thing if you wait until deeper into a video's runtime.
Just in case you're not British I'll point out that "bollocks" in British vernacular really isn't a very bad word at all. Combined with "the dogs" even meaning something excellent.
@@akamikeym It's probably also worth mentioning that Google is a US-based company and in the US, "bollocks" isn't a commonly-used word at all, in any context or phrasing. So whatever metric RUclips uses to punish an uploader for swearing in a video might not even register that as a vulgar/inappropriate term any more than it would other English words that haven't crossed the pond like "chuffed" or "lorry." It could just go, "well, I don't recognize that word, but it's not on the bad list so I guess it's just nonsense. I'll let it through!"
she also says "nads" which is literally short for gonads.
I really appreciate Ellen's dedication to that accent for the entire outro.
Plot twist: that's actually Ellen's real accent; and the whole "Londoner" thing has been a decades' long prank. Now *that's* dedication.
The funniest part is that she actually said "accent" in French /aksɑ̃/, which is likely to happen to a French speaker trying to speak English
I'm assuming that accent is a crime against French humanity, but my God I want to do it now!
I remember back at school, I put on a similar French accent, in French class. Turns out I don't think the teacher EVER heard a French person speak. She loved it, and I got top marks… That was for my GCSEs, by the way… I wish I was joking.
@@madness1931 great story, that didn't happen
"Shoot it in the big ball bag", ah, the weak spot for 50% of all mammals!
I'm pretty sure a successful snap-kick to the ovary would be quite effective against the other 50%.
I'm less inclined to test that hypothesis against Lady Domme Trescu myself, though.
Do not try this with a hippopotamus ...
@davidioanhedges the square of the hypotenuse is equal to the square of the remaining two sides.
Hey you kick anyone anywhere hard enough and it becomes a weak point 😂
49% said ballbag also has influence on decision making.
@14:15 as a french, I can assure you Ellen, your french accent is absolutely not outrageous and is in fact, quite faithful to what you can expect from a frenchman speaking english
another french, the above person is unfortunately right
@@bennelson8208 a third french, I can go a lot more cartoony than that xD
It is a nod to Monty Python’s Holy Grail. 👍🏻
Yup, this is the "I'm not even gonna bother to pronounce that shit the right way" accent, which is definitely the way most of us speak english
@@mathieupr6391 I mean, that's how a lot of native English speakers speak English too, so don't feel bad.
"Wolnir, have you ever heard of anklets?"
Imagine the boss fight where there are a pair of flailing legs poking out of the Abyss.
I was thinking his crown could been used for a weak spot honestly.
Think about how many bosses in the game, and other From Software games, are so huge that you basically spend the whole time just slashing at their ankles. Wolnir basically did what every boss in Dark Souls EXCEPT Wolnir should have done.
Andy sure seemed Testy when he had to describe Gonarch...
If you think that's bad, Freeman must have been extremely Testy when he had to Cull it.
Trying to describe that creature's weak spot must have driven Andy nuts.
It looks like he was having a ball
No one is irreplaceable. Everyone can be fired. Even the boss got sacked.
Ellen probably did the best french accent i've ever heard from someone not french themselves.
That was seriously insanely good, almost every movie/series that include a French character voice it far, FAR, behind this in terms of performance
I like Brian Zane's (Wrestling With Wregret) French accent, but it's meant to be terrible.
Second only to John Cleese.
In Wolnir's defense, it's not so much that the bracelets are what keeps him alive, so much as it is that he found them, and now they're the only thing keeping him from being sucked into the Abyss.
They're basically his bouys. They have to be above water because that's how they work.
Like pop vinyls
@@robertbeisert3315 Blingy waterwings
Aw, but Wolnir does make me a bit sad. He made the bracelets to keep himself from falling into the Abyss, and that's why he's frantically trying to cling on to the ledge as he's dragged into the Abyss when you break his bracelets.
Yeah, that French accent by that robot was something else.
Of course I'm French, you do you think I have this ridiculous accent?!?
That's my Monty Python reference quota filled for today.
*outrageous
I’ll give you one more Monty Python reference - while the game Starship Titanic was written by Douglas Adams, the novelization of the game was done by Terry Jones, who also voiced the parrot in the video game. John Cleese also appears in the game as the voice of the bomb.
No Cragalanche from Kid Icarus Uprising? His weak spot is LITERALLY on his butt. There’s even an in-game achievement for beating him without hitting it!
When I saw Conker's Bad Fur Day, I had thought of the Neanderthal King. Because in order to beat him, you must have your allied dinosaur bit his butt to cheat chunks out of it until his loincloth can no longer be held up to cover his.... "less than average sized equipment".
I feel like they could have added him on the list kept making jokes hitting the boss in the nut shot
Sometimes an NPC seems really cool and mysterious, then... nothing at all because they leave forever (or die). I'd love to see you guys do "The 7 Most-Squandered NPCs."
Me after going through Wilhelmina’s entire quest chain and romance perfectly, only for her to completely disappear from the rest of Dragon’s Dogma 2 🥲
Ghostrunner 2 spoiler:
I feel this applies to Connor. He might’ve been a douchebag but he dies way too soon to be of much value in the story.
Rick the Door Technician, basically.
That scene from Resident Evil 3 Remake just shot into my head with that character Dario Rosso. Why did he even exist?
Gianna Parasini and the dark energy arc of Mass Effect 2.
Things I didn't expect
Ellen using the word Orchiectomy ..... correctly!
Ellen with an outrageous French accent ... modelled on Philip Pope
I like how in the Space Titanic game that the voice would change depending on where you were standing and at what direction you were facing! That’s really impressive for the time.
+5 Bonus points for Andy's "Just shoot 'em in the Big Ball Bag, Okay?!" moment. And +50 bonus points for Ellen's "French" accent. Could we be seeing a sneak peak at her next DnD character, I wonder? (At thee end, she sounded just like the Ms. Nanny bot's in a Fallout game)
Too be fair too the high lord, the abyss behind him trying to swallow him is his weaknesses, the magical bracelets are keeping him alive, and fashionably
Ellen attempting to do a ridiculous French accent still had a better French accent than 99% of people attempting to do an actual good one in a movie.
"Outrageous French accent? Never- the petite mademoiselle sounded perfectly fine to me, eh mon cher?" Pepe LePew, probably
We need a "hit the glowy bits" Ox merch t-shirt.
Love that Ellen breaks herself by keeping the French accent going for too long. 🤣🤣
Forgetting how to say "bye" in french and, instead, saying "bonjour" killed me.
It literally killed me.
you write well for a dead man
@@TheBlackSeraph thank you. I'm currently haunting a shitty smartphone with awful connection, but I do what I can with what I have.
Prepares to leaves house.
Goes to mirror
Removes one accessory
Prepares to leave house
[...]
Leaves house naked.
Freezes to death.
Tanks coco
Also, you should never over-prepare
“Hmm, the hat’s a bit much. Off it goes.”
Later: an A&E intake clerk draws the Chanel logo on my admissions form as the medics try to usefully organise the shape in front of them into “man,” “bike” and “BMW grille” piles
In fairness, Shakespeare did write the first "Your Mom" joke
Shakespeare also invented a lot of slang for his time
If memory serves, the first recorded your mom joke was Babylonian. Problem is, the tablet is broken, and we don't know the punchline of whom she slept with.
"Thou hast undone our mother!"
"Villain, I have done thy mother."
The Gonarch...
Subtle, Valve.
Conker’s Bad Fur Day was the best gift Rare ever gave us. The Great Mighty Poo’s origin story is proof enough 😂
Eh.. If you do play it though in retrospect, it's one of their clunker games. Funny, sure, but clunky. Coukd much more easily argue Donkey Kong Country, Banjo Kazooie (who also had tongue and cheek humor at times) etc.
Mid
Back in those days, people were far less open-minded. It truly was a gift as so many people tried getting that game banned.
Killing people in gruesome ways is tolerable, but toilet humor is too far?
@@Diaphat*clutches pearls* bodily functions! How dare they!!
Hmm, brings into mind Sailor Moon when compared to successors like Revolutionary Girl Utena, Cardcaptor Sakura, and Ojamajo Doremi. Still good, sure, but one can easily see the codifier's flaws when compared to what came afterwards.
Still hoping a lot of Rare stuff gets multiplatform rereleases though. Steam/GOG really need GoldenEye 64 and Perfect Dark in their libraries.
In Donkey Kong 64, during the final boss fight against King K. Rool, one phase of the fight involves Tiny Kong shrinking down, going inside a hole in K. Rool's shoe, dodging his wiggling toes, and then attacking those toes with feathers. This eventually ends up causing him to faint, setting up the final phase of the fight.
For bonus points, the reason that you're given an opening to do this? K. Rool hurts his butt by ground-pounding too many times and starts flailing around in pain. That's right, he bruises his own butt, and you have nothing to do with it. And all of this happens *three times* over the course of this phase of the fight, just for extra humiliation.
Brings to mind the immortal quote, "Wolfman's got nards!"
Loving the reference to the giant enemy crab which, as we all know, plagued Japan in ages past.
Damn Ebirah
Also in DS3, the tree with the pustules between the legs! (Curse rotted greatwood)
Ah, I was trying to think of other FromSoftware bosses with major weak spots, but I forgot about that one.
That's the one I was expecting in this video.
7:30 SOMEONE knows the pain and joy of only having 6 _hours_ between school and bed time to download _one song!_ 🤣
For an old school entry, there’s a boss in “Dirty Harry” on the NES who you defeat by, literally, kicking him repeatedly in the crotch. I never played the game myself, but I still remember seeing that in a video game magazine at that time.
Beyond Good and Evil. Imagine wearing a glowing green tank on your back with an arrow conveniently pointing at the weak point.
Starship Titanic is one of my favorite Douglas Adams projects!!! The tie in book was ridiculous and written by Terry Jones
Was just thinking that "the Titanic crashing down in the middle of your living room" felt awfully like Hitchhiker's 😅 But it's amazing that he was actually involved! (Also, reminds me that I really need to get around to actually read the book soon)
All i could think about was the Starship Titanic crashing through The TARDIS in the Series 3 finale of Doctor Who.
_High Lord Wolnir - Blam That Bling_
4:06 Also, if that explanation went on any longer, Ellen's voice would have gone high enough to no longer be audible to human hearing and cause every canine in Greater London to start barking
The boiler’s bollocks and titanic testes made this whole video worth it
The thing about Wolnir, you don't know how long he was in that cup. He could have been wearing his life bracelets like that to feel good about himself, the suddenly he's got to fight a dude out of no where.
Man the writing on these videos has been on point the last few weeks
I have a low pressure boiler operator's license in the state of NJ in the USA and I can assure you our boilers do have big balls.
Ellen's accent at the end was 200% Holy Grail. Quality stuff 🤣
You wiper of other people's bottoms, you silly Arthur king
Most of the dialogue in Starship Titanic was voiced by Terry Jones and John Cleese, so that tracks.
I feel like Conker's bad Fur Day has at least one more.
I love that Ellen just says bollacks and gonads freely, but Andy just beats around the bush.
Ellen's Achilles Buttock accent is very good 😂
That "Bonjour-revoir!" at the end was perfect.
As a healthcare professional I am happy to confirm that boxing is contraindicated after any sort of abdominal surgery; minimally invasive or not. Barrel smashing is fine though. Recommended, if anything.
Wolnir took inspiration from the Voldemort school of keeping your magical immortality items close to your enemies reach.
Well, to be fair (spoiler alert):
…one of said magical immortality items for Voldemort was within Harry Potter himself, making it impossible to destroy without Harry dying in some way.
@@phillipminer3554Though that was actually unintentional.
What about the bride from ms splosion man? You have to hit her in the eyes. This boss fight gives the term “my eyes are up here.” a whole new meaning.
No Eyerok??? he literally slaps you with his weak spots! I am slightly upset.
If Luke was still here, we’d have gotten Eyerok.
To be fair,ALL SM64 bosses that ARENT Bowser are easy,weak spot or no weak spot
Destroy the glowy things. That's one of the major things video games have taught us. As well as random floor or garbage food can recover health and one can carry massive amount of weapons and items.
Red things explode (especially barrels)
And that everyone keeps their coins and gems safely stored in barrels outside their house, whereas the only thing you keep locked in a chest are lockpicks.
If it glows, it goes!
There's also Fallout 4: Nuka-World's first boss, the original overboss, who's decked out in indestructible power armor and who's weakness is a squirt gun.
Or we have Metal Gear with a double whammy, Psycho Mantis and The End, both formidable bosses whose weaknesses are literally in our hands.
How about not those two MGS bosses in particular? They're on waaaaaay too many lists already.
Fun story I have from when I played Bulletstorm:
So in the game, there's a lot of weapons, as you'd expect, and one of them is a drill that can shoot its drill bit like a harpoon gun and unleash a lot of damage. One mission, I was having a lot of difficulty with a mini-boss until I managed to get him down and knock the back plate off - in retribution, I figured I'd use the drill. It took me maybe 30 seconds until I realized the implications of shooting someone with a weapon literally called "the Penetrator" back there
If I follow Coco's advice either my pants will fall down or I won't be able to see.
Wait.... You attack it's weakpoint for massive damage?!
I always thought it was best to attack it's strong point for miniscule damage!!
Ah yes, the "Wolfman has nards" strategy!
Boilers need nads to procreate when they're in heat...
I haven't thought about Wario Master of Disguise in years! What a deep cut.
I find it amazing that Andy, through attempting to describe exactly what the Gonarch is, he completely ignored what was going on in the fight...not only was it shooting white pulses, Gordon was being assaulted by small gamete-like creatures that launched themselves at his face.
i'm sure you were being sarcastic but the lore behind Wolnir's bracelets is actually pretty cool
Andy saying “shoot it in the big ball bag” was not on my 2024 bingo card but dam was a nice surprise
Oh man, my whole family quoted "Achilles buttock" to the point I forgot what it was from XD
Starship Titanic, what a game
Reasons for liking this video in order of importance:
1. Ellen’s outrageous french accent.
2. Well made and entertaining content.
I knew Ellen was only one step away from corpsing for that sign off. That was too funny!
Don't forget those same fire imps whose dying words are "I got pee in my mouth". Of all the ways to die, i definitely don't want to go like that.
FF7: Remake's first boss, the scorpion sentinel, has a weak spot riiight beneath its tail. It doesn't help that one of Cloud's only two weapon abilities at that point is focused thrust.
Andy: I'm going to speak very carefully and do my best to avoid any words that might be too explicit in this segment
Ellen: *Kicks Down Door* Let's do this, I tore the entry for "Balls" out of my thesaurus and brought it to work!
The Maitre d'Bot always reminded me of the taunting French guy in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, most likely because of his out-rage-e-os accent!
Ellen’s french accent was so fun!
You have no idea how much joy it brought me to hear Starship Titanic mentioned in a video. Loved this game when I was younger, though like all point and click games, it was impossibly obtuse and I never got even close to finishing it.
Next I would like to request a Spaceship Warlock entry, please and many thank you's xx
In Wolnir's defense, putting all your HP into *three* rings was a (slightly) smarter idea than that one bad guy who put all of his HP into only (the) _one_ ring.
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I would like to nominate snatcher from a hat in time. He quite literally gives you his weakness to throw back at him and damage him
I'm not so sure that counts because it's less of the Snatcher giving you his weak point and more the Hat Kid basically cheesing to use the game logic to her advantage
Like Snatcher explicitly mocks the fact that he never turns blue, meaning he's never vulnerable as a boss, and then is genuinely bewildered that she uses his own attack to get around a game rule. Really fun meta moment
High Lord Wolnir is funny until you realise that the armlets were keeping him from being doomed to the Abyss for eternity. So when you destroy them and he gets dragged back into the darkness...
No Mysterio? His entire existence is a weak spot.. for shame
That boiler boss has brass balls....
conkers bad fur day is as into poop jokes as OXbox is into featuring conkers bad fur day in a list 😁
You forgot Gnasty Gnorc from Spyro: A Hero's Tail. All you have to do is avoid his attacks, wait for his weapon to get stuck, and set fire to his heart-print underpants.
A+ content. Outrageous French accent. As far as weak spots with massive damage, brave fencer Musashi is full of them. Wonderful game.
I'm surprised that Ellen didn't straight up change this channel to a pun-based endeavor after Luke left.
I really love that Ellen actually asked why that boiler even has a pair, and why the imps felt the need to expose them! I've been wondering that for far longer than is healthy for my gray cells.
High Lord Wolnir got that Elden Bling
I LOVE Starship Titanic! That game is such a great silly and ridiculous adventure. It's like playing a Hitchhiker's Guide kinda thing.
Chanel: "Remove one accessory."
Me with my glasses and wedding band:
My day just got so much better
I remember a boss in Megaman Legends 2: A frog that, after a jumping butt slam, revealed a weak spot on its stomach. Also jellyfish that became an easy fight when you drained the water.
Hold on, space titanic breaks into his living room, wasn't that the start of a Doctor Who Christmas Special?
How about Chaos Witch Quelaag in Dark Souls 1? Her weak spot is her upper half that she does little to defend. Heck, she doesn't even have armor on her upper half. You can interrupt her sword strikes just by attacking her very vulnerable upper half. Not only that, but attacking her while she is about to do a sword strike will do extra damage.
Unplanned orchiectomy had me ROLLING
Ellen is reminding me of Cloris Leachman as Mme DeFarge.
"We all sound like Maurice Chevalier! Hon Hon Hon!"
Bulletstorm was/is awesome!
Was not prepared for the french accent, 10/10 would watch again, bum shots and boiler balls and all
My guy Andy dodged demonetization masterfully....up until the end
Could be worse then the Bulletstorm boss, there's a boss in Act 2 of Baldur's Gate 3 where if you pass dialogue checks while chatting with him. Either pretending to drink or passing a constitution check, after the 4th check or so he dies farting himself to death without even entering combat.
The centaur, right?
@@nicholasfarrell5981 Yea Thisobald Thorm, though first time I fought him I didn't even realize he was a centaur since I succeeded the dialogue checks. (Was a rogue so I passed the slight of hand checks it gave)
Gotta wear the bracelets to use the power you poured into them. Ask Sauron, though also ask Sauron how well that worked out for him too.
Shooting a Gonarch in the gonads! Balls will always be vulnerable!
"I don't care how big it is. One swift knee in the happy-sacks and it'll drop like anything else." - Lister, _Red Dwarf._
Knew it was the Gonarch when I first saw the HL1 tag.
In Starship Titanic's defense, the fake accents are part of the humor coming from Monty Python veterans who are part of the cast.
Good to see BULLETSTORM is getting some regicnation.
I love the big farting sound after killing the mini boss at number 7
The Starship Titanic crashes into my room. Isn't this how an episode of Doctor Who started?
Possibly in homage to Douglas Adams who wrote at least one episode back in the day 💔
@@PhilBoswell Douglas Adams wrote for Doctor Who.
THIS…EXPLAINS…MUCH!!!
Thought it's about Donnie Darko.
6:05 Attacking his underpants knocked his balls out.
Keep up the great work and awesome content.