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* In ''[[God Hand]]'' any enemy, when defeated, has a chance of turning into a powerful demon. These demons have tons of health, do absurd damage, teleport around whenever you try to hit them, and just looooove to appear when you're low on health.
** But then again, it's God Hand, you have to expect that kind of thing. It does help that when you encounter them at the end of the game you can kill them in one hit.
* ''[[Super Smash Bros.]] Brawl'' has many [[Demonic Spiders]] in the single player adventure mode, The Subspace Emissary, including one that recovers health if you don't kill it quickly and possesses an attack that can rack up your damage counter to high levels. Want to know the best part? They come in groups fairly often. Oh, and of course the higher difficulty levels make them faster.
** And that's aside from the Cruel Brawl mode; a big group of ''intentional'' Demonic Spiders who not only deal twice as much damage as normal enemies, but are at least twice as resistant to your own attacks. Unlike Cruel Melee, where they had a weakness, the only guaranteed method of killing them in Cruel Brawl is to take advantage of some programming glitches and tricking them into killing themselves.
** Floows attack from above, and any attack knocks them further upward. This means that every time you attack, you spend more time jumping and less time attacking, and if you knock them out of range they'll regenerate fully. Did I mention they're completely immune to energy attacks like Pikachu's Thunderbolt?
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