Summary
Final Fantasyis a series steeped in history, with players loving the idea of playing their favorite JRPGs as they get invested in a plot to save the world from a godlike being. Throughout a player’s journey, they’ll encounter several tough enemies who are no joke and can halt their progress in a flash.
This is especially true in the case of machine bosses who have high resistance and strong attacks. Fighting these battles is a ton of effort and players must strengthen their party to kingdom come if they don’t want to be mowed over bythese mechanical foes.
Final Fantasy 10has its fair share of memorable boss fights, but some players may find it a challenge to remember the Crawler, an Al Bhed weapon who tried to wipe out the party and capture Yuna. It’s a tough boss fight that may take a very good strategy for players to finish it off.
This boss comes with a Negator that must be defeated before the party can use skills and Aeons. Defeating this assist machine is a must before players can focus on the Crusher, who can be irritating to deal with courtesy of a Gatling Gun attack that hits for serious damage.
Before players head to the moon and tackle the game’s final dungeon, they must save their world from a kaiju called the Giant of Babil, a mechanical construct created by the Lunarians to wipe out all living life on the planet. Players enter this massive beast and take on several tough challenges before eventually getting the opportunity to defeat the CPU controlling this threat.
The battle is pretty challenging and the second-last boss that players face in the game. Players must utilize their strongest attacks to destroy this processing unit and eliminate the Giant of Babil’s threat for good.
Players who felt that the combat inFinal Fantasy 16’s base experience wasn’t all that challenging will love what the expansions have to offer. These additional chapters are a visual spectacle that fans will adore, with the fight against Omega showing once again whyFinal Fantasy 16’s spectacle wowed the masses.
Taking on the legendary Omega at the end of this experience is a blast, but this fight has another surprise that fans won’t see coming. After being impeded, Omega uses the Mothercrystal’s aether to transform into Omega Aionios, serving up a challenging boss fight that can be a nightmare to deal with for unprepared players.
After Locke saves Celes and mounts an escape, their path to freedom is blocked by the imposing Tunnel Armor. For the most part, using Runic was enough to negate this boss' threat, butFinal Fantasy 6 Pixel Remasterups the ante for this battle,
Without Runic, Tunnel Armor’s attack can wipe out the duo, which makes this encounter more tense and engaging than ever before. The Tunnel Armor will suddenly turn into a memorable boss fight as players put everything on the line to defeat this foe and complete Locke’s scenario.
TheRoyalandWindows EditionsofFinal Fantasy 15added a ton of content that elevates the experience, including the expansion of Insomnia in the final few hours of the game. Players can take on many optional quests and challenges, including a long and grueling battle against Omega.
This boss is resistant to almost every type of damage, forcing players to rely on Lightning damage andNoctis' Royal Arms. His attacks can KO party members in a single hit, so players should be stocked up with enough restoratives to revive and heal party members whenever required.
The mission in Dollet is one of the most memorable momentsinFinal Fantasy 8, with this set-piece arriving rather early to give players a taste of what this game is all about. After completing their mission and heading back, Squall’s team is ambushed by a spider robot who is as tough as they come.
X-ATM092 relentlessly chases the player as they try to escape Dollet, finding ingenious ways to ambush the player whenever possible. Players can try to unleash their strongest attacks to defeat this foe, but it’s better to just run away as many times as possible if players care about getting a high SeeD Rank.
Aniconic boss that needs no introduction, everyFinal Fantasy 7player remembers their encounter with the Guard Scorpion. After setting a bomb, the player must defeat the boss and evacuate the reactor as quickly as possible.
However, this boss doesn’t make things easy, with Barret’s advice coming in segments and potentially misleading players to attack the boss while its tail is up. Barring this strong counterattack, players should have the skills required to take out the Guard Scorpion and defeat the very first boss ofFinal Fantasy 7.
Any player unfortunate enough to encounter the Warmech will be rueing their fate when this ridiculously powerful superboss ends their run in a flash. Thisrandom encounter is very rarebut is almost certainly deadly to all but the highest-level parties.
Defeating Warmech is no mean feat and players must prepare accordingly with appropriate gear and various high-level abilities to secure victory. Even then, some people may feel that defeating this boss wasn’t worth the effort, which is understandable.
