Illusion of Gaia (SNES) All Bosses (No Damage)

Illusion of Gaia (SNES) All Bosses (No Damage). Known in Europe as Illusion of Time, is an action role-playing video game that was released in 1994. It was developed by Quintet. It's the second installment in the "Soul Blazer" trilogy.
00:00 Intro
00:15 01 Castoth
03:08 02 Viper
04:16 03 Vampires
07:07 04 Sand Fanger
09:07 05 Mummy Queen
12:21 06 Solid Arm
14:21 Final Boss - Chaos Comet & Dark Gaia

[@Shadowserg]

Boss list:
00:15 01 Castoth
03:08 02 Viper
04:16 03 Vampires
07:07 04 Sand Fanger
09:07 05 Mummy Queen
12:21 06 Solid Arm
14:21 Final Boss - Chaos Comet & Dark Gaia

[@seaperson5704]

The way you trick Castoth's laser is a fun touch.

[@Baldbyte]

Fighting Castoth and the vampires with Will looks like a pain in the ass. Nicely done

[@Maple_The_Syrup]

Anyone remember watching this guy when they were kids?

[@henryszytko9142]

Very nostalgic

[@diddygamecube]

Damn thought I was the only one

[@youisiaint]

No but I played this as a kid

[@redclover5460]

You beat Castoth and the Vampires as Will, and without taking damage? Wow. I think I tried beating them all as Will once, but not without pain. I noticed how you used invincibility frames against the vampires to survive with one hit point left; that had to have taken liquid nitrogen-temperature sangfroid.

[@CelesStrife]

Absolutely one of my faves growing up!

[@zephon6745]

I would like it back on the Snes for switch. Since you only got one chance to fight Solid Arm. The only bit that the manual doesn't tell about Since it has a walk-through of everything in the manual.

[@bubblegumxo]

My god you make this look easy. Most RPGs/ARPGs are incredibly easy even on the SNES, but these bosses are difficult. Unlike most games, there's absolutely no way people beat most of these on the first try, and especially not as Will 😐.
I also had no idea the jump attack was invincible.

[@Darkwizzrobe]

I like some of the historical settings in this game.

[@fail-life2870]

Unpopular opinion: I prefer Soul Blazer over this game. Soul Blazer may feels more 'primitive' and have less beautiful and colorful graphics in comparison (it looks very, very old, but personally I like that very retro aesthetic). However, that game have a great balance between enemies, bosses and difficult (the story is good too), is a very underrated game.
Illusion of Gaia (also known as Illusion of Time) have nicer and more colorful graphics (a great story too), but unfortunately, the game have very, very, VERY difficult bosses in contrast to the rest of the game, which can seriously ruin the experience. This is really sad, because Illusion of Gaia is a great game but also a very unbalanced one too.
I've never played Terranigma (I'll try someday), people says that this game is the best of the Heaven and Earth trilogy.
Sorry for my English.

[@thecowboy3217]

12:23 Love this crossover with SoulBlazer.

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[@Kojain]

This game was amazing! They don't make like this anymore.

[@ricardohuff8774]

I have no choice but to choose Freedan with the bosses except the fourth and solid arm. Will's jump attack is pretty useful with these fights, I can't beat most of these bosses with Will Castoth the Vampires and Solid Arm are a pain to beat.

[@zephon6745]

Sand fanger is only able to be fought with Will the first time and Shadow the second time.

[@luna7moon]

One of the wackiest stories I played in a game.

[@MidoseitoAkage]

Mummy Queen is actually Cleopatra.

[@megabolt5898]

木材

[@GabrielCaetano-dy3bn]

A

[@victorricardohermenegildoperal]

Hello