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Quiz about Boss Battle All Stars
Quiz about Boss Battle All Stars

Boss Battle All Stars! Trivia Quiz


A culmination of some very well designed and/or popular boss fights across gaming. Expect this one to stem across numerous franchises, companies, consoles and timeframes.

A multiple-choice quiz by cavalier87. Estimated time: 6 mins.
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Author
cavalier87
Time
6 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
405,437
Updated
Jul 17 22
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Tough
Avg Score
5 / 10
Plays
108
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Question 1 of 10
1. Mario is Nintendo's icon, and arguably the most popular gaming icon in all of history. "Super Mario 64" for the Nintendo 64 was the first 3D platforming adventure Mario undertook. His famous nemesis opposes him here, and is a major boss fight on three different occasions. Who is it? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. One of few franchises to rival Mario as an all-time gaming icon would be another of Nintendo's legendary franchises- "Pokemon." The very first games ended up reshaping gaming as we know it. Here, the player must defeat eight gym leaders, clear the Elite Four, and then dethrone the champion in various Pokemon battles. At the end of the long, arduous journey, who is the champion the player must defeat to claim the crown? Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. The "DOOM" franchise is rightfully, often viewed as the franchise which pioneered the first person shooter genre. With the first game in its history being released in 1993, who was the first ever boss the franchise would witness? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. Nickelodeon's "SpongeBob Squarepants" is arguably the most popular cartoon of all time. It also has had quite the place in video gaming as well. "Battle for Bikini Bottom" ultimately went on to consistently earn the best reviews, ratings and revenue out of any other game developed within the franchise within the 2000s. It was to the point where it even got a remake in 2020. Who is the final boss of this cult classic? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. The "Legend of Zelda" franchise is definitely spoken of respectfully alongside the "Pokemon" and "Mario" in terms of legendary franchises produced by the gaming titan Nintendo. Link has just about always been the main protagonist of every game released by the franchise. His archenemy, generally each game's final boss in some way, has also been right there with him. Who is it? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. While the "Metroid" series hasn't quite been Nintendo's most popular, it is still doubtlessly iconic on it's own. It was notably Nintendo's first ever attempt at featuring a female protagonist, Samus Aran. Samus' sworn enemy is a frequent pain in her side as a boss. Who is this? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. The "Dark Souls" franchise began in 2008 and it became iconic to the point of becoming a cult classic franchise. The third game in the series sends the player off fitfully, a standout last hoorah. Who was the last boss that FROM Software put into the series to cap off their trilogy? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. "Call of Duty Black Ops 3" captivated fans of the franchise with its famous Aether storyline, which had been going on for the previous ten years at the time the game released. The very last original map, Revelations, seems to end off the beloved storyline with an intense boss fight against an old foe. Who is it? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. "Fire Emblem: Three Houses" ended up being the game to finally get Nintendo's strategy extraordinaire back on track, outperforming the franchise's previous three games in day one, quarterly and annually revenue combined. Here, the game presents a possibility of three different final bosses depending on how the player plays the game. Which of the following is an example? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. "Super Smash Bros" is an all time Nintendo hit, a crossover of many different video game franchises in a single fighting game. In "Super Smash Bros Brawl", the cast must come together to save the entire multiverse as they know it from a mysterious threat in the "Subspace Emissary" campaign. Who is the final boss here? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Mario is Nintendo's icon, and arguably the most popular gaming icon in all of history. "Super Mario 64" for the Nintendo 64 was the first 3D platforming adventure Mario undertook. His famous nemesis opposes him here, and is a major boss fight on three different occasions. Who is it?

Answer: Bowser

The Koopa King himself Bowser is responsible for once again taking Peach hostage. This time, he takes the fight to her own castle and takes it over. Mario must defeat Bowser three times, the third time with him representing the game's final boss fight. He is also the only mandatory boss fight each of these three times.
2. One of few franchises to rival Mario as an all-time gaming icon would be another of Nintendo's legendary franchises- "Pokemon." The very first games ended up reshaping gaming as we know it. Here, the player must defeat eight gym leaders, clear the Elite Four, and then dethrone the champion in various Pokemon battles. At the end of the long, arduous journey, who is the champion the player must defeat to claim the crown?

Answer: Their rival

The player's rival, who has been journeying parallel to the player the whole way, just barely beats the player to the punch and becomes the champion right before they arrive. Here, the player has the opportunity to make the coronation short lived and become the champion themselves.
3. The "DOOM" franchise is rightfully, often viewed as the franchise which pioneered the first person shooter genre. With the first game in its history being released in 1993, who was the first ever boss the franchise would witness?

Answer: Two Barons of Hell

Colloquially referred to as "The Bruiser Brothers," the Barons of Hell are both tanky and threaten the ability to deal a lot of damage. What's more, they're the last demons Doom Guy would be able to slay before the end of Episode One, which ties into Episode Two as he begins the first mission in Hell.
4. Nickelodeon's "SpongeBob Squarepants" is arguably the most popular cartoon of all time. It also has had quite the place in video gaming as well. "Battle for Bikini Bottom" ultimately went on to consistently earn the best reviews, ratings and revenue out of any other game developed within the franchise within the 2000s. It was to the point where it even got a remake in 2020. Who is the final boss of this cult classic?

Answer: Robo-SpongeBob

A robotic version of Spongebob himself engages in a showdown with the real deal, in a bid to save Bikini Bottom from Plankton's rogue robots. Defeating it wins the game for the player. Of course, as a final boss fight, it is easier said than done.
5. The "Legend of Zelda" franchise is definitely spoken of respectfully alongside the "Pokemon" and "Mario" in terms of legendary franchises produced by the gaming titan Nintendo. Link has just about always been the main protagonist of every game released by the franchise. His archenemy, generally each game's final boss in some way, has also been right there with him. Who is it?

Answer: Ganondorf

Ganondorf, AKA the King of Evil, has always been a major antagonist within the franchise. According to the game's lore, Ganondorf can only be killed by the Master Sword, which Link usually finds a way to acquire. He is also usually responsible for creating some kind of major turmoil within Hyrule which acts as the catalyst for their eventual conflict.

While Ganondorf in his human form is the one seen the most generally, it is his much more frightening beast form dubbed 'Ganon" who Link usually finds himself duelling with.
6. While the "Metroid" series hasn't quite been Nintendo's most popular, it is still doubtlessly iconic on it's own. It was notably Nintendo's first ever attempt at featuring a female protagonist, Samus Aran. Samus' sworn enemy is a frequent pain in her side as a boss. Who is this?

Answer: Ridley

The large, purple winged monster attracted Samus' ire because it was responsible for the death of her parents. It doesn't help that it frequently gets in Samus' way during her typical dealings throughout various games.
7. The "Dark Souls" franchise began in 2008 and it became iconic to the point of becoming a cult classic franchise. The third game in the series sends the player off fitfully, a standout last hoorah. Who was the last boss that FROM Software put into the series to cap off their trilogy?

Answer: Slave Knight Gael

In typical FROM fashion, the send off fight isn't the mighty abyssal dragon Midir, it isn't the culmination of souls of the fallen in the Soul of Cinder, and it isn't the man depicted by lore to have basically raised all of the dead in Gwyn, it's... someone who can be quite honestly be summed up as "just some guy." A man in eternal servitude his whole life, Gael, who happens to be talented with a sword.

Don't let that designation fool you, though. Gael is arguably the hardest boss fight FROM ever developed. The fight has three incredibly fast paced phases, where every skill the player has developed will be put to the test.
8. "Call of Duty Black Ops 3" captivated fans of the franchise with its famous Aether storyline, which had been going on for the previous ten years at the time the game released. The very last original map, Revelations, seems to end off the beloved storyline with an intense boss fight against an old foe. Who is it?

Answer: The Shadow Man

During this fight, the Ultimis Crew is able to seal the Shadow Man inside the Summoning Key, forever trapping him inside and seeming to have won the fight forever and ever...

Of course, in "Call of Duty Black Ops 4," things manage to get even more complicated. But for quite a long time, this was thought to be the end of the storyline which had captivated fans for roughly a decade.
9. "Fire Emblem: Three Houses" ended up being the game to finally get Nintendo's strategy extraordinaire back on track, outperforming the franchise's previous three games in day one, quarterly and annually revenue combined. Here, the game presents a possibility of three different final bosses depending on how the player plays the game. Which of the following is an example?

Answer: The Immaculate One

Archbishop Rhea, later revealed to be Saint Seiros herself, turns into a large white dragon known as the Immaculate One. She is the final boss fight in 2/4 possible endings for the game. In one ending, she loses control of her powers, inadvertently goes on a rampage in her dragon forme, and must be put out of her misery by a saddened Church of Seiros army led by the player.

In another ending, she has full command of herself and the enemy Church of Seiros army, as the player must lead the Adrestian Empire to one final strategic victory against them.
10. "Super Smash Bros" is an all time Nintendo hit, a crossover of many different video game franchises in a single fighting game. In "Super Smash Bros Brawl", the cast must come together to save the entire multiverse as they know it from a mysterious threat in the "Subspace Emissary" campaign. Who is the final boss here?

Answer: Tabuu

Tabuu is an extremely strong entity plaguing the multiverse with Subspace Bombs, explosives which have the capability of totally levelling an entire planet. The entire cast together bands together and takes him down right at the end of the campaign, alleviating themselves of the major threat.
Source: Author cavalier87

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