The fight against the appropriately named Golyat in the Witcher 3: Blood and Wine. Quite a tough fight normally, which can be ended with a single crossbow shot between the eyes
I remember in Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast, using the saber throwing skills properly, you can break any of the four pillars in the final arena on the last boss (Desann) and win the fight in one hit Edit: you need to drop the pillar onto Desann so it requires proper timing to work but you have a couple different pillars to practice getting it right without accidentally squashing yourself too.
Well, not sure if it's the 'hard part' but lots of bosses on this list make you work for the 'one hit kill' so I say Sans would count. Although he certainly does not go out like a punk.
Curious fact! Mettaton knew that their combat system (the EX form) was not ready and that they would die in one hit, but they just went in anyway to buy some time for Alphys to hide with the rest of the monsters alive in the True Lab. What a hero... ;u;
@@chrishubbard64 Speak for yourself. That lava pit was a great investment. It improve the living room, reduce heating bills, it makes light so you can see when going to the bathroom at night and tons of other great things
If video games have taught me anything, it's that there's a surprising amount of people who *won't* die when plunged into lava. Honestly in video games, I think it's statistically higher that a character will survive a dip into the lava than they'll die from it......
Another bonus when “fighting” Adeleine, you can just let her hit you and she will be defeated. If that isn’t the definition of weak I don’t know what is.
Koopatroopa Troopa well every other (one hit) boss doesn’t have a big boy build up, and also by then you’ve fought a boss who didn’t go down in one hit
@@PersonWhoExists50306 but he was the bravest of all. braver than undyne. he knew he couldn't stop you, but he tried anyway since he needed to save 100s of other monsters under evacuation.
All the bosses die in one hit on a Geno run even Mad Dummy. You can also one shot Toriel and Muffet with betrayal hits on neutral (maybe Papyrus too, not sure on that though).
@Tiffany Video Papyrus does get one shot in a Genocide run, he just stands trying to spare you from the beginning of the fight. I suppose it could be argued as a betrayal kill but in a geno run there’s no other way to kill him. He won’t fight you so you either instantly kill him or end the run with a Spare. I think he’s deliberately set up that way to end accidental genocide runs for people who just grind a lot early game and weren’t paying much attention.
Mettaton was especially surprising even though a bunch of other bosses before him died in one hit, both because of his uniue buildup/extra powerful form but also because his music uses the same melody as Undyne the Undying, triggering memories whether conscious or not of the one boss who gave us a hard time so far in the run
But the story of how these games where made is fascinating. Beside, the first two aren't as bad as most people say. They aren't good by any meaning of the word, extremely hard to play and to understand what you need to do and the cinematics are the stuff of nightmare but they are still playable and the music is interesting.
Oh yeah Kirby's always been lowkey op (lowkey cuz he's a round cutesy puffball that floats if he holds his breath.) I mean he absorbs enemies/enemy attacks and transforms into those types. His stomach is an infinite void that he can somehow access like a mind palace. Looks like he can travel at light speed. If he eats his warp star it transforms into a star rod, the ultimate weapon for fighting evil. The most terrifying thing of all is that he's still only a child.. 😱
Trolls are scary but their outrunable... The wounded frostbite spider... That is just the hardest cause you have to look away and attack (or at least I do...)
@@nickjeffery536 You know what I hate most of all about the frostbite spiders? The fact that they're invisible, so you can't see anything and just hear their awful spidery noises...
There's one extra thing about Mettaton NEO: Before him there was Undyne the Undying: the only monster that can actually take a hit in the genocide route, her theme is quite memorable, so hearing it again in a more "NEO" variant for Mettaton NEO will make most players say: "welp, time to be beaten up once again! Undyne was hard, but I won't give up to a robot, now, let's take all my aim for the first hit, let's see how much it does an- ... oh"
"We didnt know what Kirby was capable of until smash." Stares at all the Kirby games where he regularly destroyed gods before smash... y'all are casual Kirby fans.
And yet he still can't do anything about Gordos. Except for in Smash, oddly enough. Actually, the funny thing is that despite Sakurai helping create Kirby, he hasn't managed to make him good aside from cutscenes since 64. He's bottom tier in Melee, low tier in Brawl, low tier in Sm4sh, and low to low-mid in Ultimate depending on who you ask. I feel bad for Kirby fans who want to main him.
I hated that boss fight, but mostly because my entire party was actually extremely under-leveled and that was really on me for not understanding the leveling system at first.
Someday, someway, somehow, I am going to get Tatsukichi onto one of these lists. Tatsukichi is from Tenchu: Fatal Shadows. She tries to stop you reaching Jyuzo, and can be taken down in either one string of attacks, or a single throw.
Idk team, i swung a right hook at MY boss and instead of going down like a chump, he phoned HR and the popo. Typing this from the jail rn. Cool video tho lol
Metaton NEO holds a particularly unique spot in that he doesn't go out in one hit because he's a punk - he goes down in one hit because the player has become so violent as to be overpowered by that junction of the game.
@@richardgibson8403 If code counts, Asriel has an actual defense value, and pretty much every other character has a value not accurate to what is listed. So code cannot count in Undertale lore.
I remember this one boss called Pipsqueak in Skylanders Giants. He went down in one hit. Even the moles he oppressed wondered why they ever feared Pipsqueak
In the Genocide run of Undertale EVERY boss except Undyne goes down in one hit. Sans only lasts as long as he does because he dodges. Papyrus takes one hit, Toriel takes one hit, Mettaton NEO takes one hit... the only one who puts up a real fight is Undyne, and that's after you already almost killed her in one hit and she just Refused to Die.
@@goddessdeedeebubblesofimag7789 trust me i had to watch a video about all endings in undertale to know about genocide ending because no matter how hard i try i can never not reset after killing toriel
In fallout 4, there's the mission where you must liberate the Minutemens HQ- "The Castle" from the huge sea monster (A Mirelurk Queen) that forced the minutemen from it years ago. I'd invested a lot of perk points in sneak and melee and managed to one-shot kill it... With a rolling pin. There's also Far harbours much feared enormous sea monster- 'The Red Death' that turns out a) to go down real easy and b) is adorable.
One more thing, in the neutral run of Undertale, if you had killed Flowey in a previous run of the game, Asgore will commit suicide, instead of Flowey murdering him.
@@ananonynoussauce7616 what’s the thing bad writers say to cover for the fact they actually did it in real life? Oh yeah, “it was all a simulation/dream 😉”
In Undertale practically everyone is One Hit(at least if they have an Actual Body) but I guess Undyne doesn’t count bcs she takes two Hits before she turns into Dust
@@doodlecasedoodles3682 I think Ghost in Undertale is a species, not dead humans. My evidence for this would be the existence of Chara as something obviously different than the other ghosts. I know you can't damage Napstablook, but I would assume that if he was an actual threat to Frisk/Chara, they could one shot him like everyone else.
I assume we are not counting RPGs where you can grind or sequence break to get ridiculous levels and uber items early in the game, and then steamroll the early bosses?
Multiple playthroughs of Soulsbourne with heavy farming will allow for one-shotting of most bosses. Priscilla notoriously softlocks the game if you do this.
Considering NEO apparently never attacks you, I'm on board with the theory that the war body was scrapped for the parts for EX and he's really just being a shiny distraction to the best of his abilities.
Bangler from the arcade version of The Ninja Warriors. Once you corner him, he starts hyperventilating against a wall, waiting for you to take him out with one slash. The only danger he poses to you is through the gun he starts firing blindly with if you take too long.
So what? I would rather be spoiled than watch and hear those horrid animated scenes and voice acting. Well, looks like I have to watch "Your Name" again...
Bowser did learn something by 'SMB3' (or World, dunno which came before): instead of enabling just dropping him into lava, he makes you bounce on his head multiple times to make him lose friction and fall into lava. ^ But he didn't realize that standing on the edge of a tilting platform enables quick enough precision right when the fight starts to drop him into lava in 1, maybe 2. I did that by accident, IIRC.
imparator IX from sonic chronicles should be on the list since it's littirally the final boss that died in simply one turn, and to top it off you already fought the same guy before and he was one of the hardest fights you had to endure
assassins creed origins: the “hyena” boss goes down in fricken 4 hits, and its easy all you have to do is find her, hit her 4 times, and bam! you got her down. shes not even hard to doge!
I keep thinking of Vyrthur from Skyrim's Dawnguard DLC. Not really weak, but one hit kill- definitely yes. I remember when he finished his monologue and looked back at me from the edge of that cliff I sat there for a solid second thinking "Seriously? You want me to just..." Before using the most famous move in the game to one hit kill him.
One that's really easy to miss because through most of the game he is one tough bastard is Sephiroth. You just beat his two forms in a gruelling (though if you had the right materia, actually pretty easy) fight. Then, as the team walks away, Cloud gets whisked away to fight him mano é mano. The atmosphere is set for it to be the boss fight to end all boss fights, you're bunkering down for the long haul and then, just like that, you hit attack once and Sephiroth just drops. Such an unfitting end for the guy who was single handedly killing dragons while you were still learning how to put on your fatigues and who just moments ago was throwing meteors at you.
Dierker in Saboteur can be counted in lists themed like "One-hit bosses" "Boss who kills himself for the player" for you can end him with one bullet,but if you choose not to,he will kill himself anyway.
I went years avoiding undertale spoilers so when I got the game (legit two days ago), I could go in completely fresh but somehow my dumbass got spoiled by a youtube thumbnail I-
I'm legitimately impressed if you managed to avoid that spoiler for so long. Hopefully you've avoided then ending of the Pacifist route, although I don't think it's possible to avoid the ending for Genocide.
There is a boss in Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean for the Nintendo Gamecube that has this potential. Geldoblame is a surprise final boss considering we killed him earlier in the game, but he's back and is one of the toughest bosses if you fight him normally. However, if you've built up enough trust with the protagonist Kalas, you may have one of your spirit attacks appear. Throughout the game these are similar in power to your standard signature attacks, but against Geldoblame it'll finish him off regardless of how much health he has left. That said, the Spirit attacks only show up as the last part of your combo, which by the end of the game is 9 cards, and even with max trust it's only a chance for one to appear.
Don't be afraid of failing. It is OK to fail. Intention is what matters most in that game. Hopefully this message will fill you with determination to try.
Play it on your own time . Dont mind the Cringy side of the community , there is NO WAY to fail in Undertale its all about getting your own Ending and lurning a thing or two about yourself. Dont listen to asholes who tell you how you HAVE to play it because the choices YOU make is all that it matters.
While still a boss, technically, that's not Bowser but a baddie in a Bowser suit. It's just like the Bowser(?) boss from Paper Mario 64. I'm sure that was a reference to that. This is true for all of them except for the last one in world 8-4. Still possible to one-hit but, you're gonna have a bad time.
I definitely didn’t know about one shot on the ancient wyvern the first time I fought it. I just kept chipping away at its feet and sometimes it’s head when the opportunity arose.... couple days later my friend told me about this handy trick 😂
Shoulders in "Dick Tracy" for the Sega Genesis(Megadrive). He's the only boss you fight without your guns blazing. "Indy's Greatest Adventures" for the SNES faithfully recreates the swordsman scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark as a boss fight.
In Knights of the Old Republic, there is a Rancor guarding the entrance to the Sith base in the sewers. I'm not sure if you're actually supposed to fight it. In a nearby room you can search some remains and find a vile of odor. Use stealth to place the odor with a grenade in the pile of "food" the rancor is eating. The grenade will detonate when the Rancor eats it.
This is from waaaaaay back, and it's essentially impossible to do on purpose, but the dragon at the bottom of the dungeon in Dungeon Master can be telefragged by falling onto it through a pit from the floor above. The first time I played Dungeon Master on the SNES, I accidentally did this without even realizing it, when I fell into a pit and found a bunch of dragon steaks on the floor.
Not quite a boss fight, per se, but F.E.A.R's Paxton Fettel is set up as a significant threat, though coming face to face with him near the end, he just stands there. One melee attack later, & he's deader than arctic roll. Turns out he's just a normal bloke. All's F.E.A.R in love & war, it seems.
Poop-Deck from Borderlands the Pre-Sequel. A game I am not sure Ellen knows exists, since she has referred to "the previous two Borderlands games" in the past.
There was a boss in the yoshi island snes game, in the sewer level, and kamek made him big with magic. But when you carefully sniped an egg onto the boss (piranha plant) without walking after getting on the boss screen, you could one shot him.
I think that clip from Smash shows that Kirby was the only one to run away, so I think it's not "power" he has but wisdom in recognising he couldn't stop it.
Also, you might not know this, but in the first Super Mario Bros game, every Bowser you encounter except for the last one, is a decoy that was made by Bowser's magic by turning his minions into his form and powers. You can see this if you choose the "harder" way to defeat each one before World 8. Upon chucking enough Fireballs, the Bowsers will reveal that they were just random enemies transformed by Bowser's magic, through their death animations.
I remember seeing a game with a top-down wiew, where all bosses die with one hit. There is a drawback though, you also die from one hit and you have only one arrow, that you have to pick up after you shoot. I can't remember the name of the game, though. I would be very happy to see the game again
YOUR SUGGESTIONS of boss fights that ended with just one punch thrown. Can you think of any more? Shout in the comments if so, and enjoy! -OX
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The fight against the appropriately named Golyat in the Witcher 3: Blood and Wine. Quite a tough fight normally, which can be ended with a single crossbow shot between the eyes
Sans from undertale literally takes a signal hit to die. He just keeps dodging though...
I remember in Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast, using the saber throwing skills properly, you can break any of the four pillars in the final arena on the last boss (Desann) and win the fight in one hit
Edit: you need to drop the pillar onto Desann so it requires proper timing to work but you have a couple different pillars to practice getting it right without accidentally squashing yourself too.
Borderlands 2 TTAODK Jeffrey Fight.
Technically Sans goes down in one hit...
It's surviving long enough to be given the opportunity to land that hit that's the hard part
As someone that made it through on pacifist run only (while cheating but let's not dwell on that) I am appalled. Also, thanks for the info:]
@@Victini415 Doesn't change the fact that he only has 1 HP, the others don't
@@Victini415 Were you hoping for more people to come buy before I saw your reply, or?
@NotHollow They said those people *know,* not have pointed it out. And yes, plenty of people know.
Well, not sure if it's the 'hard part' but lots of bosses on this list make you work for the 'one hit kill' so I say Sans would count. Although he certainly does not go out like a punk.
Curious fact! Mettaton knew that their combat system (the EX form) was not ready and that they would die in one hit, but they just went in anyway to buy some time for Alphys to hide with the rest of the monsters alive in the True Lab. What a hero... ;u;
Instead of doing bosses that die in one hit, next time they should do bosses that make YOU die in one hit.
Death from Dragons Dogma Dark Arisen he can kill you in one hit but you can cheese him and kill him in one hit.
Motherfuckin' Yunalesca and her Mega-Death attack.
You can't just put the whole of dark souls on a boss list
That video would be over a million hours due to every single Soulsborne boss existing.
*Dark Souls has entered the chat.*
That "secret screen" song is going to be in my head all day
to be fair, i feel like most people would immediately die if plunged into lava
Yeah but most people dont hang out over a pit of lava and place an object that can instantly destroy their platform right next to them.
@@chrishubbard64 Speak for yourself. That lava pit was a great investment. It improve the living room, reduce heating bills, it makes light so you can see when going to the bathroom at night and tons of other great things
If video games have taught me anything, it's that there's a surprising amount of people who *won't* die when plunged into lava. Honestly in video games, I think it's statistically higher that a character will survive a dip into the lava than they'll die from it......
@@Torlik11 livingroom sauna perks too, not need to runto kitche to grill anything either. i'm starting to seriously think about a lava pit for myself.
Bowser gets resistance to the lava like 30 years later
The best part is, you don't even have to hit Bliblob, he'll literally just run into you and combust on impact XD
Yee it's sad but funny XD
I'm pretty sure the best part is how the main character feels the need to do a celebratory dance afterwards.
So basically another Adeleine.
My willpower to not eat pie during the holidays is also a one hit boss.
The smell wafts over and knocks your lights out eh? I feel ya.
*Punches your willpower*
Or eat toco bell on 4 of may
My will power in general is a one hit boss.
I would really love to eat some coconut cream pie on the holidays.
Another bonus when “fighting” Adeleine, you can just let her hit you and she will be defeated. If that isn’t the definition of weak I don’t know what is.
One of the few times in games you give contact damage to an enemy.
That's actually something I mentioned in my comment on the original video. What they used was an abridged version.
Professor Nakayama from borderlands 2. He just falls down some stairs while coming into the fight.
How about the ender dragon when you have 9999 thorns by commands
Shes only weak in this game. In star allies, shes REALLY good
8:40 Kirby has killed dark gods you don’t need the smash series to tell you that
Yes
Yes
Correction: He killed a dark god TWICE and then went for another one.
@@besquareorbethere2680 that’s what I said “dark gods”
CoRrEcTiOn
“Maybe go easy on him, Batman?”
Batman:Peace was never an option.
*cue the Batmobile tasing someone "lightly"*
as Batman casually gives them a concussion
@@michaelandreipalon359 ....at 90 mph
Batman: ORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORA
Technically, Sans also counts in the genocide route. It just takes a while to hit him.
Not weak sauce by any stretch, and therefore ineligible.
Megalovainia
isn't it every boss except for undyne that is one hit one gen run?
@@jetstreamsam5983 No Toriel was strikes but not damaged enough to be killed in one hit
Every boss in the defend yourself route except Undyne all die in one hit.
I feel like it isn’t fair to single out Mettaton NEO as most of the bosses in genocide die in one hit
They chose him because it was set up to be an epic battle.
True. Every boss undyne gets instakilled
Koopatroopa Troopa well every other (one hit) boss doesn’t have a big boy build up, and also by then you’ve fought a boss who didn’t go down in one hit
Literally Undyne the Undying is the ONLY one who doesnt die in one hit.
@@PersonWhoExists50306 but he was the bravest of all. braver than undyne. he knew he couldn't stop you, but he tried anyway since he needed to save 100s of other monsters under evacuation.
Technically sans is the same thing- just he dodges before he dies in one hit-
Technically Undyne also dies in one hit, she just comes back to life
All the bosses die in one hit on a Geno run even Mad Dummy. You can also one shot Toriel and Muffet with betrayal hits on neutral (maybe Papyrus too, not sure on that though).
@Tiffany Video Papyrus does get one shot in a Genocide run, he just stands trying to spare you from the beginning of the fight. I suppose it could be argued as a betrayal kill but in a geno run there’s no other way to kill him. He won’t fight you so you either instantly kill him or end the run with a Spare. I think he’s deliberately set up that way to end accidental genocide runs for people who just grind a lot early game and weren’t paying much attention.
1 attack 1 defense
Literally the easiest monster in the game
Or you just can do neutral to papy
He can not to get one hit there
Mettaton was especially surprising even though a bunch of other bosses before him died in one hit, both because of his uniue buildup/extra powerful form but also because his music uses the same melody as Undyne the Undying, triggering memories whether conscious or not of the one boss who gave us a hard time so far in the run
I’d never heard of The Wand of Gamelon before this video and I would have liked to keep it that way…
There are two other LoZ games similar to the one mentioned in this video. Pray you never hear about them
Don't worry, this is a universal sentiment for the CD:I Nintendo games.
But the story of how these games where made is fascinating. Beside, the first two aren't as bad as most people say. They aren't good by any meaning of the word, extremely hard to play and to understand what you need to do and the cinematics are the stuff of nightmare but they are still playable and the music is interesting.
my condolences
Pretty sure even the pure people who ended up working on that travesty, feel the same.
When you said, “before Kirby was a world killer” my thoughts were screaming the fact that Kirby killed gods, even in his first game.
"Kirby the Worldkiller" is a phrase that's gonna stick with me
To be fair, his mouth does lead to an endless dimension of emptyness he can never hope to fill, no matter how many things he eat
Kirby has killed multiple dark gods
Oh yeah Kirby's always been lowkey op (lowkey cuz he's a round cutesy puffball that floats if he holds his breath.) I mean he absorbs enemies/enemy attacks and transforms into those types. His stomach is an infinite void that he can somehow access like a mind palace. Looks like he can travel at light speed. If he eats his warp star it transforms into a star rod, the ultimate weapon for fighting evil. The most terrifying thing of all is that he's still only a child.. 😱
How would OxTra know what it's like to kill a dragon in Skyrim - Kippers is still running from that Frost Troll...
Actually, the first dragons encountered in Skyrim have a lower level than a frost troll ...
Trolls are scary but their outrunable... The wounded frostbite spider... That is just the hardest cause you have to look away and attack (or at least I do...)
@@TimeBomb798 Are you Ellen in disguise?
@@nickjeffery536 I wish lol
@@nickjeffery536 You know what I hate most of all about the frostbite spiders? The fact that they're invisible, so you can't see anything and just hear their awful spidery noises...
There's one extra thing about Mettaton NEO:
Before him there was Undyne the Undying: the only monster that can actually take a hit in the genocide route, her theme is quite memorable, so hearing it again in a more "NEO" variant for Mettaton NEO will make most players say: "welp, time to be beaten up once again! Undyne was hard, but I won't give up to a robot, now, let's take all my aim for the first hit, let's see how much it does an- ... oh"
"We didnt know what Kirby was capable of until smash."
Stares at all the Kirby games where he regularly destroyed gods before smash... y'all are casual Kirby fans.
And yet he still can't do anything about Gordos. Except for in Smash, oddly enough. Actually, the funny thing is that despite Sakurai helping create Kirby, he hasn't managed to make him good aside from cutscenes since 64. He's bottom tier in Melee, low tier in Brawl, low tier in Sm4sh, and low to low-mid in Ultimate depending on who you ask. I feel bad for Kirby fans who want to main him.
"You must die!" me whenever I go face a boss that I really hate. AKA Envy demon from Dragon Age Insquition right now
Bruh fuck that boss
I hated that boss fight, but mostly because my entire party was actually extremely under-leveled and that was really on me for not understanding the leveling system at first.
Me fighting the lunar pillars right there
Brood Mother in DA:O
@@silverwyhrecat5 I ended up bringing one fighter, on rogue, and I brought Wynne. Both she and I had healing and resurrection
The Metal Man refight in Mega Man 2. Playing on "Normal" he can be killed in one hit by his own weapon.
I’m impressed you guys even recognized a CDI Zelda game...this had to be hard on Luke
Why do you think ellen did that entry's voiceover?
These were included in a list of Zelda games Nintendo probably wants us to forget about.
Someday, someway, somehow, I am going to get Tatsukichi onto one of these lists.
Tatsukichi is from Tenchu: Fatal Shadows. She tries to stop you reaching Jyuzo, and can be taken down in either one string of attacks, or a single throw.
There's this guy called sans. I hear he goes down in one hit...
@Michael Haar (I know)
The weakest enemy in undertale.
Can only do 1 damage.
Yes, all while SPAMMING BUTTLOADS OF ULTRA-FAST ATTACKS ALONGSIDE A HECTIC SOUNDTRACK FROM A GAME THAT ACTUALLY PRECEDED UNDERTALE!!!
It followed a much worse speech the first time around.
The Evil Baron from "The Game" sidequest from Fable 3, one shot from the Smiter of Baron Slaying plus 3 and the cardboard man is down.
The guys' reactions to that is the freaking best.
Idk team, i swung a right hook at MY boss and instead of going down like a chump, he phoned HR and the popo. Typing this from the jail rn. Cool video tho lol
Remember to never drop the soap unless you want a one-hit KO performed on you by an opportunistic inmate, bruh. 🤣
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Metaton NEO holds a particularly unique spot in that he doesn't go out in one hit because he's a punk - he goes down in one hit because the player has become so violent as to be overpowered by that junction of the game.
Cuiasodo also he goes down because he has negative defense in the negative thousands
@@richardgibson8403 Only in the code, which doesn't count canon-wise.
Fox Lord but the code...
@@richardgibson8403 If code counts, Asriel has an actual defense value, and pretty much every other character has a value not accurate to what is listed. So code cannot count in Undertale lore.
“Kirby the World Killer”
sounds about right though
“He’s a ravenous cannibal who thrives on the blood of thousands”.~wizard
I mean... he did literally defeat the sun
I remember this one boss called Pipsqueak in Skylanders Giants. He went down in one hit. Even the moles he oppressed wondered why they ever feared Pipsqueak
Is that a metaphor for giving Ganon a right and fair trial only to "throw the book at him?" 🙃
Kirby: breaths
Adeline: dies
Weird how the video title says "7 One-hit bosses" but there is 90 seconds of black screen where the second entry should be.
I know right , I wondered what Luke was going on about, do you think he’s all right?
There's no black screen in this video ...
@@Astroman10 /woosh
@@naomibousson re: /whooosh
@@Astroman10 Luke is a Zelda main in Smash Bros Ultimate, and Entry #2 is one of the worst Zelda games ever created. That's the joke.
In the Genocide run of Undertale EVERY boss except Undyne goes down in one hit. Sans only lasts as long as he does because he dodges. Papyrus takes one hit, Toriel takes one hit, Mettaton NEO takes one hit... the only one who puts up a real fight is Undyne, and that's after you already almost killed her in one hit and she just Refused to Die.
yup.... and that's when i refuse to go further..... :,)
@@goddessdeedeebubblesofimag7789 trust me i had to watch a video about all endings in undertale to know about genocide ending because no matter how hard i try i can never not reset after killing toriel
In fallout 4, there's the mission where you must liberate the Minutemens HQ- "The Castle" from the huge sea monster (A Mirelurk Queen) that forced the minutemen from it years ago. I'd invested a lot of perk points in sneak and melee and managed to one-shot kill it... With a rolling pin. There's also Far harbours much feared enormous sea monster- 'The Red Death' that turns out a) to go down real easy and b) is adorable.
I'm disappointed there was no option to capture the Red Death and take it back to Far Harbor as a mascot for the dock. Or at least wall mount it.
Oh I remember the Red Death. Lol.
@ Chris Hill I forgot the “Red Death” was even hostile at all. Or maybe it wasn’t and you just had to kill it for a quest objective?
One more thing, in the neutral run of Undertale, if you had killed Flowey in a previous run of the game, Asgore will commit suicide, instead of Flowey murdering him.
*what*
Is this true?
Because in my first neutral save i spared him and i dont rly want to do it again if its not true
Wat
Add to this list:
Mike
Andy
Ellen
Luke
Not Jane though. She takes considerably more hits and never goes down anyways.
Jane would be one of those 3 stage bosses from final fantasy that only become more nightmarish with every death
I have to wonder how you gathered the data to make this list...
@@ananonynoussauce7616 what’s the thing bad writers say to cover for the fact they actually did it in real life?
Oh yeah, “it was all a simulation/dream 😉”
Jane does go down...
But only to enter her secret lab...
4:32 secret screen!
In Undertale practically everyone is One Hit(at least if they have an Actual Body) but I guess Undyne doesn’t count bcs she takes two Hits before she turns into Dust
How does mettaton even die he is A GHOST
Undyne takes way more than 2 hits, my guy.
@@doodlecasedoodles3682 I think Ghost in Undertale is a species, not dead humans. My evidence for this would be the existence of Chara as something obviously different than the other ghosts. I know you can't damage Napstablook, but I would assume that if he was an actual threat to Frisk/Chara, they could one shot him like everyone else.
What do you mean two? Have you fought her? I have. It's like 15 hits.
*in genocide
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Did anyone else yell “SHORYUKEN!!!” when Bats threw that punch?
I prefer ora or muda
I assume we are not counting RPGs where you can grind or sequence break to get ridiculous levels and uber items early in the game, and then steamroll the early bosses?
Multiple playthroughs of Soulsbourne with heavy farming will allow for one-shotting of most bosses. Priscilla notoriously softlocks the game if you do this.
I absolutely LOVED penguins actor in “Gotham” and i love how he literally looks exactly like the penguin in this game but way skinnier.
Ellens "aayyooo" was an out with a yang reference if I ever heard one! Ellen your great!!!!!
Is the thing by your name the result of joining the channell?
@@FelisInsanisCatfood yes
Considering NEO apparently never attacks you, I'm on board with the theory that the war body was scrapped for the parts for EX and he's really just being a shiny distraction to the best of his abilities.
I would say that sans is a one hit k.o but to hit him is the adventure
Bangler from the arcade version of The Ninja Warriors. Once you corner him, he starts hyperventilating against a wall, waiting for you to take him out with one slash. The only danger he poses to you is through the gun he starts firing blindly with if you take too long.
Why would you include anything from zelda cdi? I can only run so far away from my phone.
Lol
2:05 Ah, yes. The Jostar family secret technique.
“RUN FOR YOUR LIFE, SMOKEY!!!”
Was that a JoJo reference
Metal Man in Mega Man 2. When you fight him for the second time in Wilys castle you can use his own weapon against him and take him out in one hit.
Ouch.
Cutman from MM1 also goes down very quick if you hit him with Gutsman ability.
I think Woodman dies in one hit to Atomic Fireball.
2:39 pov a typical overwatch player when their mom comes in to give them dinner
Oh no Wand of gamelon spoilers!
Oh no Wand of gamelon still exists (in some fashion)!
It's not to warn you of spoilers, but to warn you of those horrible cutscenes... *shivers*
So what? I would rather be spoiled than watch and hear those horrid animated scenes and voice acting.
Well, looks like I have to watch "Your Name" again...
“Then he drops you into a boss who can actually take a punch or 50.“
I guess Luke's now confident enough in his dark souls skills to mock Johnny and Aoife
Well they the have a sheild of want equipped which is probably one of the more common learning the souls series items
Bowser did learn something by 'SMB3' (or World, dunno which came before): instead of enabling just dropping him into lava, he makes you bounce on his head multiple times to make him lose friction and fall into lava.
^ But he didn't realize that standing on the edge of a tilting platform enables quick enough precision right when the fight starts to drop him into lava in 1, maybe 2. I did that by accident, IIRC.
pant-wettingly horrible
sounds how i describe my self control around spiders
Me: trying to hide from Danganronpa
The entire internet: muda muda
imparator IX from sonic chronicles should be on the list since it's littirally the final boss that died in simply one turn, and to top it off you already fought the same guy before and he was one of the hardest fights you had to endure
I involuntarily screamed when Zelda popped up
Me too lol. My dog wimpered when he saw my that part lol
5:39 I was expecting electrocutioner
assassins creed origins:
the “hyena” boss goes down in fricken 4 hits, and its easy all you have to do is find her, hit her 4 times, and bam! you got her down. shes not even hard to doge!
This video is about 1 hit bosses, not 4 hits. 😁
@@MyDixieWrecked247 yeah big brain
Fun fact: Some newer games describe Kirby as being of infinite power and that he has the suction power of a black hole... terrifying
There are messages literally from the devs telling you how to kill the wyvern.
I keep thinking of Vyrthur from Skyrim's Dawnguard DLC. Not really weak, but one hit kill- definitely yes.
I remember when he finished his monologue and looked back at me from the edge of that cliff I sat there for a solid second thinking "Seriously? You want me to just..." Before using the most famous move in the game to one hit kill him.
Sheep Creep from skylanders trap team. He can be one-shot if you bring a powerful enough character.
@William K I don't know. I'm just glad I'm not the only skylanders fan.
To be fair, Sheep Creep is a tutorial.
@@pantheman2842 but he does die in one hit.
@@keylimepython641 True.
One that's really easy to miss because through most of the game he is one tough bastard is Sephiroth. You just beat his two forms in a gruelling (though if you had the right materia, actually pretty easy) fight. Then, as the team walks away, Cloud gets whisked away to fight him mano é mano. The atmosphere is set for it to be the boss fight to end all boss fights, you're bunkering down for the long haul and then, just like that, you hit attack once and Sephiroth just drops. Such an unfitting end for the guy who was single handedly killing dragons while you were still learning how to put on your fatigues and who just moments ago was throwing meteors at you.
I guess you don’t want to join my fan club then?..
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Dierker in Saboteur can be counted in lists themed like "One-hit bosses" "Boss who kills himself for the player" for you can end him with one bullet,but if you choose not to,he will kill himself anyway.
I went years avoiding undertale spoilers so when I got the game (legit two days ago), I could go in completely fresh but somehow my dumbass got spoiled by a youtube thumbnail I-
I'm legitimately impressed if you managed to avoid that spoiler for so long. Hopefully you've avoided then ending of the Pacifist route, although I don't think it's possible to avoid the ending for Genocide.
@@FoxIord Sans is too widespread
I'm dying from da "secret screen, buh-da-da-da-da, secret screen" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I nvr played dat game, so dat was genuinely entertaining
why no sans bro he just dies when you EVENTUALY hit him
I've never seen anyone do it in one hit,so I didn't know that was possible XD
There is a boss in Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean for the Nintendo Gamecube that has this potential. Geldoblame is a surprise final boss considering we killed him earlier in the game, but he's back and is one of the toughest bosses if you fight him normally. However, if you've built up enough trust with the protagonist Kalas, you may have one of your spirit attacks appear. Throughout the game these are similar in power to your standard signature attacks, but against Geldoblame it'll finish him off regardless of how much health he has left. That said, the Spirit attacks only show up as the last part of your combo, which by the end of the game is 9 cards, and even with max trust it's only a chance for one to appear.
i've never gotten around to playing undertale I'm too scared of failing
Don't be afraid of failing. It is OK to fail. Intention is what matters most in that game. Hopefully this message will fill you with determination to try.
I played a bit of it. It's a passable game.
Play it on your own time .
Dont mind the Cringy side of the community , there is NO WAY to fail in Undertale its all about getting your own Ending and lurning a thing or two about yourself.
Dont listen to asholes who tell you how you HAVE to play it because the choices YOU make is all that it matters.
While still a boss, technically, that's not Bowser but a baddie in a Bowser suit. It's just like the Bowser(?) boss from Paper Mario 64. I'm sure that was a reference to that. This is true for all of them except for the last one in world 8-4. Still possible to one-hit but, you're gonna have a bad time.
*first notes of megalovaniea*
Hah, you talked about Metaton, but skipped over Sans. That wimp only has 1 hp.
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Keep attacking. He can't dodge forever.
Oh sure, how can I dodge without getting exhausted, the fudge?!
TheLastOne well you see I can’t dodge forever either. And I’m dodging a lot more than he is.
I remember seeing the first video and Blibob immediately came to mind, good to know that game is getting at least some recognition
" One-Hit Bosses "
*Dark Souls III*
That sounds like a complete and absolute lie
I definitely didn’t know about one shot on the ancient wyvern the first time I fought it. I just kept chipping away at its feet and sometimes it’s head when the opportunity arose.... couple days later my friend told me about this handy trick 😂
What else is defeated after one hit?
My self esteem
Satan in south park the boxing match of Satan vs Jesus.
Shoulders in "Dick Tracy" for the Sega Genesis(Megadrive). He's the only boss you fight without your guns blazing. "Indy's Greatest Adventures" for the SNES faithfully recreates the swordsman scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark as a boss fight.
In Knights of the Old Republic, there is a Rancor guarding the entrance to the Sith base in the sewers. I'm not sure if you're actually supposed to fight it. In a nearby room you can search some remains and find a vile of odor. Use stealth to place the odor with a grenade in the pile of "food" the rancor is eating. The grenade will detonate when the Rancor eats it.
This is from waaaaaay back, and it's essentially impossible to do on purpose, but the dragon at the bottom of the dungeon in Dungeon Master can be telefragged by falling onto it through a pit from the floor above. The first time I played Dungeon Master on the SNES, I accidentally did this without even realizing it, when I fell into a pit and found a bunch of dragon steaks on the floor.
I love how you added a non canon Zelda game to the list 😂
1:28 the sounds your character makes lol
My favorite pert of this video is Luke just talking over a black screen for like 3 minutes, sounds like a fun game Luke.
Wow. Didn't expect the arguably best Adventure Time video game on a OXbox/OXtra vid. Thanks.
Thanks guys, appreciate the shout out! Keep being punny!
Not quite a boss fight, per se, but F.E.A.R's Paxton Fettel is set up as a significant threat, though coming face to face with him near the end, he just stands there. One melee attack later, & he's deader than arctic roll. Turns out he's just a normal bloke. All's F.E.A.R in love & war, it seems.
FUN fact. Mettaton NEO, despite having a DEF of "Supposedly" 9 ACTUALLY has an OUTSTANDING grand total of *-13,000* DEF!
“ A strat the dark souls community calls; Running the fuck away.“
Poop-Deck from Borderlands the Pre-Sequel. A game I am not sure Ellen knows exists, since she has referred to "the previous two Borderlands games" in the past.
There was a boss in the yoshi island snes game, in the sewer level, and kamek made him big with magic. But when you carefully sniped an egg onto the boss (piranha plant) without walking after getting on the boss screen, you could one shot him.
I think that clip from Smash shows that Kirby was the only one to run away, so I think it's not "power" he has but wisdom in recognising he couldn't stop it.
Haha, I know right? You' think at some point Bowser would stop standing on bridges. Or better yet, not stand above lava!
Also, you might not know this, but in the first Super Mario Bros game, every Bowser you encounter except for the last one, is a decoy that was made by Bowser's magic by turning his minions into his form and powers. You can see this if you choose the "harder" way to defeat each one before World 8. Upon chucking enough Fireballs, the Bowsers will reveal that they were just random enemies transformed by Bowser's magic, through their death animations.
One hit, many more to OH NO what have I done!
I remember seeing a game with a top-down wiew, where all bosses die with one hit. There is a drawback though, you also die from one hit and you have only one arrow, that you have to pick up after you shoot. I can't remember the name of the game, though. I would be very happy to see the game again
I'm just happy to see Kirby 64 on this list. Still my favorite Kirby game, even though there's been some good ones since.....
Ellen, never apologise for your masterful puns. They are always perfect.
I second that. Never apologize for a clever pun.
Him “flashback to the year 2000 however when Kirby wasn’t a world killer”
Me:😂😂😂😂😂