Top 10 Cheapest Stage / Final Bosses in the Tekken Series
When you play any Tekken game, you either have to come face to face with a stage boss or the final boss. Sometimes, they can be very cheap, frustrating, cheating, and of course, juggling you in the air with combos. I've picked the ten Tekken stage/final bosses that wanted you to throw the controller across the room and throw f-bombs around.This final boss in Tekken 6 is nothing but a rage center. This boss is the cheapest boss ever in the Tekken series. He will do the same combos and the same attacks repeatedly. What's worse is that he will block almost 90% of your attacks, and dodging his attacks requires perfect timing.
The only way to beat this guy is to perform combos (juggling) on him and dodge his attacks. I don't know what Namco was thinking when they put this boss in Tekken 6. This boss really gets me into a rage so bad (it nearly caused me to break my game console) that I have to avoid playing Tekken 6 at all times.
Ever had a feeling that the boss you'll face in Tekken 5 will be easy? No. This jackass is the most annoying boss I've ever played in Tekken 5. This guy will use his fireball attack that causes extensive damage (if your health bar is low, it will cost you) if you don't watch it.
Sometimes, this guy will also stress you out by teleporting and constantly grabbing you. Of course, the combos will make you want to go into rage mode. The only way to beat him is to watch his movements, dodge his attacks by timing it right, and attack him when he drops his guard. Also, don't try to charge at him because he will eventually take you out.
Think you beat Jun and won the game? WRONG! You have to face her again, this time in her Unknown transformation form. This boss will make you want to pull your hair out because she will do the same combos repeatedly.
What's worse is that if you step into that white circle of her special attack, she will trap you, and then the big ink hand comes down and completely takes your health bar to zero (thankfully, it doesn't completely KO you). Plus, she will juggle you so badly that there is nothing to do but watch your character being juggled by this dark force.
Compared to her in the first Tekken Tag game, she was completely easy to beat. But in the second Tag game, it's a completely different story.
Even though he is not very hard to beat, he can be annoying because you only have one or two rounds to beat him. All he will do is perform very few combos on you and grab you. Plus, he will do a standing fire attack and an air-fire attack.
He can be a little annoying at times, but he can still be easily beaten if you know what you're doing.
This thong-wearing jerk is nothing but a pushover. He will do combos on you, corner you, and try to grab you. He can make you rage quit not too often, but he can be very annoying.
The only way to beat this thong-wearing boss is to wait until he drops his guard, then take him on by performing combos on him and cornering him in that cage arena stage.
Alisa Bosconovitch is a video game character from the Tekken series developed by Namco Bandai Games, first appearing in Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion. Dealing with this female character can be quite infuriating. Here are the issues you'll encounter:
1. She will unleash combos on you.
2. If you don't keep attacking her, she will rest and regenerate health if left alone for a while.
3. She will fire rockets at you.
4. Two fat enemies will obstruct your path.
5. She possesses annoying abilities such as freezing, head exploding, and chainsaws.
6. There is also a time limit to consider.
Jun Kazama is a fictional character from the Tekken fighting game series, who made her debut in Tekken 2, her first and only canonical appearance to date. As soon as you defeat Ogre (or True Ogre), your next boss to beat is Jun Kazama. "Oh yeah, right. This boss? She is so easy to beat that it will be nothing to worry about." Or is it...
Jun is one of the bosses that is so annoying because she will juggle you, and if you try to grab her, she will counter it and you will be the one who gets grabbed. This boss will get you into rage mode not once but twice because you have to beat her two times (normal form and Unknown form). Why they made her a boss is beyond me.
If you want to know why this prick is on this list, here's why: In the Scenario Campaign mode, you will encounter him in the final stage. This guy will use his double damage on you (just like he does in Arcade/Time Attack mode) and perform the same combos and attacks repeatedly.
Your buddy AI is Raven, and he won't help you most of the time, sometimes getting knocked out quickly by Jin. What's worse is that you also have to deal with multiple enemies that will distract you while facing Jin, and you only have one shot at beating him. Otherwise, you'll fail and have to start the process all over again.
