@@m.a.pedowitz6364fr,ESPECIALLY when he plays off from what you do. Something i actually noticed big time is that anytime i put any sort of strong melee echo to take aggro from link he IMMEDIATELY backs up and goes for his bow instead unless he feels like he can do more up close. And anytime you give him an opening he does his best to take it such as pulling the arms. I won't lie,i felt what zelda feels whenever she supports him in past games just cheering him on while i help give him chances lol
This makes you feel like Zelda from other games without ever feeling less important then Link. Just like past games, your role is to give link a powerful weapon to fight the ancient evil head on, distract the enemy as much as possible, and use your power to make as many openings as possible for Link to exploit. It's amazing to see what fights like this are like from the perspective of a support role, where you are the first half of a puzzle and you ally is the second.
Thematically it's cool, but in a gameplay perspective it's horrible. This is the worst (and one of the only) flaw of this game, the player is too passive for the fight to be engaging and fun
@@GKMedohtbh,i never felt too passive during this fight tho mainly cause i was always looking for ways to help link. From different echo comboes and cover to pulling the arms to give link perfect chances to critically strike. But i guess it doesn't help that i was playing hero mode and tbh,it felt like null wanted to kill me first anytime he had the chance to.
@@Gure_Shimo I beat the game, and that is what I felt. If you guys found the fight great then I'm happy for you but from my perspective it was a little disappointing
@@GKMedoh im dumb and didnt even know u could pull the arms lol i just lynel spawned him to death. I rarely used swordmaster form anyways on hero mode and had a blast haha def a diff game though and not for all! In my top 5 though
Funny thing is, Null wants nothingness, and originally wanted the Triforce to be rid of the goddesses. Yet it seemed like he was tainted by the “Power” fraction of the Triforce, getting greedy for more and more. Kinda like a certain pig we know…
SAME. the ignizol and the bombfish were staples at the top of my list. Zelda was lighting Null, the cobwebs, herself AND Link on fire but its cool. it worked.
@@ikagura No Kirby boss has ever been similar to your companion and the whole "use the game's gimmick to defeat them" didn't start until RTDL. Also being spherical doesn't make it a Kirby boss, Kirby didn't invent spherical things.
This fight somehow felt like the final fight for the entire Zelda series. Here's why: 1. Null felt like the true evil behind everything, knowingly or not. Demise and Ganon wanted to rule everything, but Null wanted to _destroy_ everything, and destruction of all is always more evil than conquest of all. I could see the Demon Tribe having been either corrupted by or even born from Null in one fashion or another - perhaps monsters were born from Null's resentment and hatred out of being trapped. 2. It seemed like Ganon was entirely forgotten by this point, and even the Triforce's original name was lost, and dubbed the "Prime Energy" instead. I even initially thought it was going to be related to the "light force" from The Minish Cap. With the "original" Ganon being defeated in the game's INTRO, it was high time for Null to step up. 3. If Null was somehow controlling Demise and then Ganon from behind the scenes, it's a case of him finally saying "if you want something done right, you need to do it yourself". He could have been causing rifts for years on end, long after Ganon was finally defeated for good somehow. 4. Null is an entity so powerful that the Golden Goddesses literally created Hyrule JUST to contain him. Granted, he's not _all-powerful_ - he saw the Triforce as a way to give himself a power boost, after all - but still insanely so...far more than Ganon or Demise could ever be. With Null destroyed, it seems like there's nothing left to truly threaten Hyrule's peace.
The original name of the Triforce being lost is interesting to think about, given that the symbol is referenced in BotW and TotK but never named there, either. It muddies the waters for potential timeline placements for EoW as well, since the map makes me want to instinctively place it in the Downfall Timeline (though quite a ways after Zelda II, given the name change for the Triforce), but it could very well happen in the same isolated "so far in the future you can't tell what timeline it's in" that BotW and TotK take place in.
Here's a hint to Null's weakness: The arms of Null have a similar property to Baba plant necks when stretched out. Link will immediately recognize what to do.
yep! Stretch out the arm using bind and link will go straight to chopping! Honestly the whole final boss fight, and working with an AI controlled link reminded me of Little Nightmares 2!
I can't belive that The Legend Of Zelda now has its own version of Void Termina from Kirby. It even mimics Tri in its first phase, just like how Void mimics Kirby.
I love how full this battle looks in the video. Mine was.... A strong echo and the samurai automaton. Slashed away everything in one single blow. Rather impressive, but I prefer a hectic battle with action. I want to draw fanart of this video! U:
I love how this guy used different echoes to block different attacks, I just activated my years of roguelikes mode and dodged them while spamming Lynels😂
I really enjoyed the twist that Ganon wasn't the actual main villain. He is iconic but it's nice to have a different villain disconnected from demise and Ganon like Vaati and majora. Yuga still sucks though.
I liked Vaati even though the Minish Cap/Foursword series could've been its own timeline considering the lack of the Master Sword and Triforce (only the Foursword and the Force). Bellum and Malladus were nice changes (since WW basically sealed Ganon for good but Malladus could be another incarnation of Demise since he's called Demon King). Yuga was the Lorule equivalent of Ganon?
@@ikagura It’s not confirmed, but I believe Yuga is meant to be Lorule’s Ganondorf. Without a Triforce in his world, he never turned into a monster like Ganon did (at least not until he merged with Ganon).
@@WideMouthhe very much resembles a geurdo with pale green skin and a pointed nose plus the orange hair like Ganondorf he’s Ganondorf but he’s more feminine and Obsessed with beauty. He’s the total opposite of Ganondorf lacking true power until he fused with Ganon and gained a beast form in the same way Hilda and Ravio are opposites to Link and Zelda with their character traits. I actually think Yuga is a clever villain not the best or anything but he’s good
@@Mathéoclairdelalune No, Null wants to be the only thing in existence, and consumed any other life that appeared in the void. And note that life SPONTANEOUSLY appeared there - reality was trying to establish itself on its own, and Null denied it that chance at every turn until the Golden Goddesses intervened. And also, Null not only wanted to return everything to the void, but to prevent any new life from forming ever again. Just endless nothingness.
This is Zelda's moment for sure. Now all we need is for in one of the other two timelines for Null to appear, and have Link, Zelda, and Ganondorf take down the threat to all existence together.
Knowing Nintendo they won't. This is why we don't see the Twilight Realm (with Xant) nor New Hyrule (with Maladus) despite them existing in the other timelines.
Honestly with what I’ve seen of the game, I’d actually think it takes place very early in the timeline probably before ocarina of time and the timeline split, so this defeat of null is universal
@@_kiyazz Doubtful, because Ganon did not exist prior to Ocarina of Time. If what we fought at the beginning of the game was an echo of Demise, then your timeline placement idea would make sense. Instead, it's an echo of the Ganon from A Link to the Past, and A Link Between Worlds, (however brief his appearance was before being assimilated by Yuga) so combine this with the fact that the layout of the map is similar to both of those games, (including locations like the Eastern Temple) and it's pretty clear that Null's destruction is meant to ONLY take place in the Downfall Timeline. In fact, it could very well end up taking place after Adventure of Link, given that the River Zora are no longer hostile at all, and Hyrule is not being set up for an era of decline. (I believe that era of decline only even started because after the end of Tri Force Heroes, that incarnation of Link settled down in Hytopia, meaning his future descendants were no longer located close enough to notice Hyrule's troubles. Thus, why in the very first game, the incarnation of Link was a traveler who randomly arrived from faraway lands to end up saving the withered husk of a kingdom Hyrule was at that time.)
@@_kiyazz nope because Ocarina of Time is the very first time Ganon has surfaced. So having any version of Ganon, even an echo show up before Ocarina of Time is impossible. Plus the River Zora only exist in the Downfall Timeline so Echoes of Wisdom is in the Downfall Timeline
Unfortunately Nintendo doesn’t like bringing back their one off villains unless it’s a meaningless cameo like with Twinrova in the TOTK flashbacks, Majora’s mask form in Link Between Worlds, BOTW and TOTK, and Zant’s helmet as a cosmetic in BOTW and TOTK.
this was exactly what I had in mind when I said I wanted a final boss so powerfull that even Ganon(dorf) looks at it and says: "screw it" and yeets Zelda and Link at the weak point (in terms of asisting against a foe that want's to end even the destroyed world he wants to rule). but nope he's just a puppet this time. (also my first reaction was "they Kirbyed Majora")
To be fair, the Ganon in this game wasn't even a puppet. It was merely a replica of the real deal, and all replicas are by default controlled by Null. Though I can't help but wonder when and how did Ganon fall into a rift, as Null can't create replicas of things that haven't fallen into a rift.
@@luciacamacho444 Honestly, I think that maybe Ganon has been dead for a while, and his Trident, the crux of his current transformation fell in, allowing Null to echo him.
Because the camera focuses to keep the whole room in as opposed to having Zelda in the center when i was doing this battle with the green tunic equipped sometimes was wondering why she didnt do as i input and only then noticed i was looking at Link and not at Zelda.
Null: "Okay. OKAY! You know what!? You're Really goin' to regret that one." (Sorry, Wrong Game but it's Worth it!) Zelda with an Army of W-Rizalfoses, Lynels, and Iron Knuckles: "Are you Sure about that?"
It’s crazy to think there’s another godly entity that is the complete opposite of the goddesses before the creation of life itself like null was always there he just never showed up until now
Hey! Change the thumbnail and title immediately! I just got spoiled! I personally don't care that much but others may have the whole experience ruined for them
It would’ve been better if Ganondorf was the main antagonist of this game. Ganon was just an echo in this game and it didn’t feel fair. But that’s just my opinion.
This breaks Zelda’s streak of cool final boss names. It’s like they couldn’t think of a nice name so they left it blank and it got ironically auto-named i”Null.”
@@Mikhaii_64 I feel like it's the name in the romance translations. Sure, Null sounds more formal and descriptive but Bellum already has shown that that latin names for final bosses were in English.
@@bravecerezaThe English version ain't unimaginative at all what is wrong with some of you people? Lmao oh because you make it sound more Latin that suddenly makes it cooler? Null is a fantastic name, fitting a primordial being of literal nothingness.
Most boring final boss in the entire series. U just summon your minions while they and link do all the fighting and u just avoid attacks spamming those minions when they inevitably die
@@thecjgameworld4013 didn’t know I could do that. Wasn't really clear u could remove certain arms, I just thought those particular arms were giving him certain abilities. Still can win by just minion spamming like most of the bosses
@thecjgameworld4013 maybe if they made those particular arms invulnerable to regular damage then that would have made the boss more interesting and incentivise pulling them off for more interaction in the fight, but since u can just break them with minion spam players are likely to just minion spam since it's an easier and more effective tactic
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I appreciate link never stole the show here. He was active, but he never once took the fight in his own hands.
It’s worth noting that Link’s NPC AI was… really good. I was surprised by how much strategy he used against Null and the echoes
@@m.a.pedowitz6364fr,ESPECIALLY when he plays off from what you do. Something i actually noticed big time is that anytime i put any sort of strong melee echo to take aggro from link he IMMEDIATELY backs up and goes for his bow instead unless he feels like he can do more up close. And anytime you give him an opening he does his best to take it such as pulling the arms. I won't lie,i felt what zelda feels whenever she supports him in past games just cheering him on while i help give him chances lol
I love the balance they struck. Link never stole the show, and yet you never doubt for one second that he IS the legendary hero
@@m.a.pedowitz6364 I wish that was the case for me, the idiot ran away from Null's arms every other time I pulled them out for him to attack.
It reminded me of Wind Waker. When Tetra is laying down support with the light arrows. But flipped. This time it is Link that must support Zelda.
Null: "Now with the power of the triforce, no one can stop me!"
Zelda: "With this treasure I summon: Lynel"
Felt like Geto every time I summoning an Echo
For me it’s Darknut Level 3, bros been the best to me.
@@Velgroth Spin to win ftw
This makes you feel like Zelda from other games without ever feeling less important then Link. Just like past games, your role is to give link a powerful weapon to fight the ancient evil head on, distract the enemy as much as possible, and use your power to make as many openings as possible for Link to exploit. It's amazing to see what fights like this are like from the perspective of a support role, where you are the first half of a puzzle and you ally is the second.
Thematically it's cool, but in a gameplay perspective it's horrible. This is the worst (and one of the only) flaw of this game, the player is too passive for the fight to be engaging and fun
@@GKMedohtbh,i never felt too passive during this fight tho mainly cause i was always looking for ways to help link. From different echo comboes and cover to pulling the arms to give link perfect chances to critically strike. But i guess it doesn't help that i was playing hero mode and tbh,it felt like null wanted to kill me first anytime he had the chance to.
@@GKMedohjust beat the game, you are not passive at all, you summon, pull null's arms to make NPCs attack.
@@Gure_Shimo I beat the game, and that is what I felt. If you guys found the fight great then I'm happy for you but from my perspective it was a little disappointing
@@GKMedoh im dumb and didnt even know u could pull the arms lol i just lynel spawned him to death.
I rarely used swordmaster form anyways on hero mode and had a blast haha def a diff game though and not for all! In my top 5 though
Funny thing is, Null wants nothingness, and originally wanted the Triforce to be rid of the goddesses. Yet it seemed like he was tainted by the “Power” fraction of the Triforce, getting greedy for more and more. Kinda like a certain pig we know…
My Ignizol burnt cobwebs owe to save the world. He contributed for me from very beggining. BFF🕯️
Same, even in the finale they still find a way to help out and be useful.
SAME. the ignizol and the bombfish were staples at the top of my list.
Zelda was lighting Null, the cobwebs, herself AND Link on fire but its cool. it worked.
Zelda’s first Kirby boss
I'd say Vaati, Bellum and Malladus had some of that.
This is nothing like a Kirby boss wtf
@@chrange9714
-Ancient being
-Spherical
-Similar to your companion
-make you use the game's gimmick to defeat it.
@@ikagura No Kirby boss has ever been similar to your companion and the whole "use the game's gimmick to defeat them" didn't start until RTDL. Also being spherical doesn't make it a Kirby boss, Kirby didn't invent spherical things.
@@ikaguradon’t forget the souls of the tris
Always a treat to hear a triumphant final phase remix of a game's main theme.
This fight somehow felt like the final fight for the entire Zelda series. Here's why:
1. Null felt like the true evil behind everything, knowingly or not. Demise and Ganon wanted to rule everything, but Null wanted to _destroy_ everything, and destruction of all is always more evil than conquest of all. I could see the Demon Tribe having been either corrupted by or even born from Null in one fashion or another - perhaps monsters were born from Null's resentment and hatred out of being trapped.
2. It seemed like Ganon was entirely forgotten by this point, and even the Triforce's original name was lost, and dubbed the "Prime Energy" instead. I even initially thought it was going to be related to the "light force" from The Minish Cap. With the "original" Ganon being defeated in the game's INTRO, it was high time for Null to step up.
3. If Null was somehow controlling Demise and then Ganon from behind the scenes, it's a case of him finally saying "if you want something done right, you need to do it yourself". He could have been causing rifts for years on end, long after Ganon was finally defeated for good somehow.
4. Null is an entity so powerful that the Golden Goddesses literally created Hyrule JUST to contain him. Granted, he's not _all-powerful_ - he saw the Triforce as a way to give himself a power boost, after all - but still insanely so...far more than Ganon or Demise could ever be.
With Null destroyed, it seems like there's nothing left to truly threaten Hyrule's peace.
The original name of the Triforce being lost is interesting to think about, given that the symbol is referenced in BotW and TotK but never named there, either. It muddies the waters for potential timeline placements for EoW as well, since the map makes me want to instinctively place it in the Downfall Timeline (though quite a ways after Zelda II, given the name change for the Triforce), but it could very well happen in the same isolated "so far in the future you can't tell what timeline it's in" that BotW and TotK take place in.
The presence of areas like the Desert Palace, Eastern Palace and Swamp Ruins implirs to me that it's after A Link Between Worlds.
My finest soldiers: 3 flying plant sawblades.
Peahat is one of the best echoes, UNIRONICALLY. So easy to get to.
Here's a hint to Null's weakness:
The arms of Null have a similar property to Baba plant necks when stretched out. Link will immediately recognize what to do.
That's how i beat it, but the strategies in the video were also cool
Wait you can do other stuff?
@@JesseFea brute force
I just spinned for my life while spamming Lynels.
I didn't know I could have done that.
yep! Stretch out the arm using bind and link will go straight to chopping! Honestly the whole final boss fight, and working with an AI controlled link reminded me of Little Nightmares 2!
I can't belive that The Legend Of Zelda now has its own version of Void Termina from Kirby. It even mimics Tri in its first phase, just like how Void mimics Kirby.
Peak references peak
Nice refs man. Honestly, i didn’t think of that till then
I absolutely love how they managed to make the final boss fun even with the lack of the sword mode
I love how full this battle looks in the video.
Mine was.... A strong echo and the samurai automaton.
Slashed away everything in one single blow. Rather impressive, but I prefer a hectic battle with action. I want to draw fanart of this video! U:
I love how this guy used different echoes to block different attacks, I just activated my years of roguelikes mode and dodged them while spamming Lynels😂
Gotta love how this game gives us something of an Unholy Trinity.
Demise - The Father
Ganon(dorf) - The Son
Null - The (Un)Holy Spirit
I really enjoyed the twist that Ganon wasn't the actual main villain. He is iconic but it's nice to have a different villain disconnected from demise and Ganon like Vaati and majora. Yuga still sucks though.
I liked Vaati even though the Minish Cap/Foursword series could've been its own timeline considering the lack of the Master Sword and Triforce (only the Foursword and the Force).
Bellum and Malladus were nice changes (since WW basically sealed Ganon for good but Malladus could be another incarnation of Demise since he's called Demon King).
Yuga was the Lorule equivalent of Ganon?
@@ikagura It’s not confirmed, but I believe Yuga is meant to be Lorule’s Ganondorf. Without a Triforce in his world, he never turned into a monster like Ganon did (at least not until he merged with Ganon).
@@WideMouthhe very much resembles a geurdo with pale green skin and a pointed nose plus the orange hair like Ganondorf he’s Ganondorf but he’s more feminine and Obsessed with beauty. He’s the total opposite of Ganondorf lacking true power until he fused with Ganon and gained a beast form in the same way Hilda and Ravio are opposites to Link and Zelda with their character traits. I actually think Yuga is a clever villain not the best or anything but he’s good
Real "Idea of Evil" vibe going with Null
Technically he wouldn’t consider himself evil, but greedy
The goddesses did take everything from him. So i guess they are the greedy ones too
@@Mathéoclairdelalune No, Null wants to be the only thing in existence, and consumed any other life that appeared in the void. And note that life SPONTANEOUSLY appeared there - reality was trying to establish itself on its own, and Null denied it that chance at every turn until the Golden Goddesses intervened.
And also, Null not only wanted to return everything to the void, but to prevent any new life from forming ever again. Just endless nothingness.
@@JanusHoW (the first part)
You litteraly confirmed what i said, that’s greedy (maybe egoist as well)
And yes, they did take everything from him.
This is Zelda's moment for sure. Now all we need is for in one of the other two timelines for Null to appear, and have Link, Zelda, and Ganondorf take down the threat to all existence together.
Knowing Nintendo they won't. This is why we don't see the Twilight Realm (with Xant) nor New Hyrule (with Maladus) despite them existing in the other timelines.
Honestly with what I’ve seen of the game, I’d actually think it takes place very early in the timeline probably before ocarina of time and the timeline split, so this defeat of null is universal
@@_kiyazz Doubtful, because Ganon did not exist prior to Ocarina of Time. If what we fought at the beginning of the game was an echo of Demise, then your timeline placement idea would make sense. Instead, it's an echo of the Ganon from A Link to the Past, and A Link Between Worlds, (however brief his appearance was before being assimilated by Yuga) so combine this with the fact that the layout of the map is similar to both of those games, (including locations like the Eastern Temple) and it's pretty clear that Null's destruction is meant to ONLY take place in the Downfall Timeline. In fact, it could very well end up taking place after Adventure of Link, given that the River Zora are no longer hostile at all, and Hyrule is not being set up for an era of decline.
(I believe that era of decline only even started because after the end of Tri Force Heroes, that incarnation of Link settled down in Hytopia, meaning his future descendants were no longer located close enough to notice Hyrule's troubles. Thus, why in the very first game, the incarnation of Link was a traveler who randomly arrived from faraway lands to end up saving the withered husk of a kingdom Hyrule was at that time.)
@@_kiyazz nope because Ocarina of Time is the very first time Ganon has surfaced. So having any version of Ganon, even an echo show up before Ocarina of Time is impossible. Plus the River Zora only exist in the Downfall Timeline so Echoes of Wisdom is in the Downfall Timeline
Unfortunately Nintendo doesn’t like bringing back their one off villains unless it’s a meaningless cameo like with Twinrova in the TOTK flashbacks, Majora’s mask form in Link Between Worlds, BOTW and TOTK, and Zant’s helmet as a cosmetic in BOTW and TOTK.
this was exactly what I had in mind when I said I wanted a final boss so powerfull that even Ganon(dorf) looks at it and says: "screw it" and yeets Zelda and Link at the weak point (in terms of asisting against a foe that want's to end even the destroyed world he wants to rule). but nope he's just a puppet this time. (also my first reaction was "they Kirbyed Majora")
"Kirbified"
Maybe because Ganon is still the main antagonist of the franchise...
To be fair, the Ganon in this game wasn't even a puppet. It was merely a replica of the real deal, and all replicas are by default controlled by Null.
Though I can't help but wonder when and how did Ganon fall into a rift, as Null can't create replicas of things that haven't fallen into a rift.
@@luciacamacho444 Honestly, I think that maybe Ganon has been dead for a while, and his Trident, the crux of his current transformation fell in, allowing Null to echo him.
@@luciacamacho444 The cover of this game is such clickbait. Bro is not even in the game lmao 😭
Because the camera focuses to keep the whole room in as opposed to having Zelda in the center when i was doing this battle with the green tunic equipped sometimes was wondering why she didnt do as i input and only then noticed i was looking at Link and not at Zelda.
good thing i beat the game before looking for soundtracks. I'll suggest changing the title..
And keeping the enemy within shadow in the thumbnail to keep the true threat of this new adventure hidden.
I don't get why people put spoilery thumbnails...
The boss : ✡️🔯👹👺👿😈
The music : 🎻🎺🎵🎶💃🕺
Might be one of the most beautiful pieces in Zelda soundtracks
Is there a version with the intro part of the theme included? When the boss decends and roars.
I really liked this boss fight. It's so much fun to team up with link and fight a boss together
Null: "Okay. OKAY! You know what!? You're Really goin' to regret that one." (Sorry, Wrong Game but it's Worth it!)
Zelda with an Army of W-Rizalfoses, Lynels, and Iron Knuckles: "Are you Sure about that?"
Amzing, one critique tho: you can bin null's hand and extend it. It will turn white, and link can kill it in one spin.
Null is an eldritch horror
Maybe avoid that thumbnail, not everyone as seen the ending
It’s crazy to think there’s another godly entity that is the complete opposite of the goddesses before the creation of life itself like null was always there he just never showed up until now
Bro's just a meteorite with three arms
And Korok masks
You should not spoil the game thanks
What is the need of using a lion centaur when you can maul Null with a pack of wolves?
Change the title and th7mbnail so it's no spoilers and put a warning at the beginning
Thanks for the Spoiler, I found this video casually in my home, thanks
Hey! Change the thumbnail and title immediately! I just got spoiled! I personally don't care that much but others may have the whole experience ruined for them
Agreed, should let at least one month...
It would’ve been better if Ganondorf was the main antagonist of this game. Ganon was just an echo in this game and it didn’t feel fair. But that’s just my opinion.
This breaks Zelda’s streak of cool final boss names. It’s like they couldn’t think of a nice name so they left it blank and it got ironically auto-named i”Null.”
In another language it's called Nihil which sounds a bit cooler because of the latin sounding name.
L for the English version, in italian it's called Nihil
@@Mikhaii_64 I feel like it's the name in the romance translations.
Sure, Null sounds more formal and descriptive but Bellum already has shown that that latin names for final bosses were in English.
The english translation is just unimaginative, most languages call it "Nihil"
@@bravecerezaThe English version ain't unimaginative at all what is wrong with some of you people? Lmao oh because you make it sound more Latin that suddenly makes it cooler? Null is a fantastic name, fitting a primordial being of literal nothingness.
I am wishing for an 18+ Zelda game, with blood, sex, brutality and difficulty.
Most boring final boss in the entire series. U just summon your minions while they and link do all the fighting and u just avoid attacks spamming those minions when they inevitably die
You do know you can take initiative & give Link a way of quickly disposing the arms, right.
You don't need to be a complete coward.
Just being Link's sidekick even in her own game lol
@@thecjgameworld4013 didn’t know I could do that. Wasn't really clear u could remove certain arms, I just thought those particular arms were giving him certain abilities. Still can win by just minion spamming like most of the bosses
@thecjgameworld4013 maybe if they made those particular arms invulnerable to regular damage then that would have made the boss more interesting and incentivise pulling them off for more interaction in the fight, but since u can just break them with minion spam players are likely to just minion spam since it's an easier and more effective tactic
...But I had fun fighting him.