Top 10 Best Super Smash Bros. Series Bosses
Who can forget the thrill of engaging in epic battles with some of the most iconic bosses in the Super Smash Bros. series? The adrenaline rush, the high stakes, the frenzied dodging and the triumph of finally defeating a particularly challenging boss - these experiences have become an integral part of our gaming lives.Out of all the bosses you've battled, which ones stand out as the best in the Super Smash Bros. series? Was it the classic foes like Master Hand, who has been around since the very first Super Smash Bros. game, or the more recent additions such as Galeem and Dharkon with their extravagant battles and powerful moves? Or perhaps, it's the bosses that transitioned from being merely opponents to becoming playable characters that piqued your interest.
One thing is for sure, the Super Smash Bros. series has never shied away from introducing epic, memorable boss battles that test our mettle as gamers. It's the electrifying mix of challenge, strategy, and fun that makes these bosses so endearing, and sometimes, even infuriating.
Tabuu is a tough one. He has a wide range of attacks, but because of how predictable they all are, it's your fault if you get hit. I won't deny this boss is hard, but he's just a little overhyped in that category.
It's so hard to dodge the off waves!
I voted for Master Hand. Why? Because he's classic and original. Also, he's from Kirby. I've never gotten to Tabuu! I've reached the Great Maze but never Tabuu. What does he even look like? I'd probably vote for him if I got to him. He is #1 on the top ten hardest video game bosses!
Like I asked earlier, what does he look like? My friend said he looked like those purple guys you have to fight in Melee. Is this true? Most of you won't know what I mean by "purple guys," but some of you might. Is he blue? I pictured him blue.
He's much crazier than Master Hand.
Master Core looks awesome, but it is really hard to defeat because you have only two lives. If you die, you have to start all over again! One guy took 4-5 hours to beat the 9.0 Master Core.
I can't beat it. It's too hard. Why is it so intense?
I like Bowser. His design is awesome, and he's been in every game since Melee, which is proof that Nintendo likes him too.
He's a supersized version of Bowser.
He's a villain who killed Samus' parents, leads a group of evil space pirates, and wants to kill Samus. In fact, the only reason he's this far down is that he could even be a character.
If he were smaller, he could be a playable character, but he is quite tough.
He killed all the previous bosses in SSB and is the coolest looking.
The Galeem and Dharkon secret boss fight is amazing. I love the boss rush and fighting the clone fighters.
Maybe it's the first time we've had a light side that isn't a good guy. It created a Nintendo multiverse where different franchises mix together.
He's better than Dharkon. He's super hard. One of his attacks one-shots you, and there's no escape.
He's creepier with the choir theme contrast with the "god" is good! And Bayonetta, Crazy Hand is on his side.
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He's a boss in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and to be honest, I never understood why people wanted him to be a playable fighter. Seriously, why did people want him as a fighter? I think he's better off not playable. Something about his design and what he does in the Kirby games feels off to me.
Marx left a great feeling after defeating him. Such nostalgia.
The first final boss I ever fought is revived.
Those purple guys and girls you fight during SSBM's Multi-Man Melee mode. In 100 Multi-Man Melee, the last guy is always tougher than the rest. If you complete this mode for the first time, brace yourself for another tough fight.
He's so annoying, but his commentary is hilarious!
I'm glad that Metal Mario is at least number 7, but he is better than Ridley for sure! I think Tabuu, Master Hand, Master Core, and Crazy Hand should be the highest because they are all exclusive to Smash. I can understand people liking Giga Bowser better, even though I prefer Metal Mario.
He's the only boss from Smash 64 to have a home stage exclusive for his battle.
Metal Mario deserves more than 2 percent. He's the quintessential boss of SSB besides Master Hand.
Okay, so he wasn't that hard to defeat, but he finally makes a boss return since Sunshine!
This should be number 1. Hands down.
The kick move is great. His moveset and the location where you meet him make him a difficult boss if fought in Brawl solo.
Why is this the only Smash Bros boss I suck at?
He's pretty easy but difficult for beginners.
Pokémon for the win! Ray is an epic boss, though kind of weak for the god of the sky.
Many people say that he is easy, but I think he is very hard. His attacks can do a lot of damage and are very powerful. I like his theme so much.
His theme was so catchy, I sat there listening to it instead of fighting! He's a great boss too.