SNK Boss: Difference between revisions

** And then there was the ''[[intended]]'' final boss for the game, which he decided not to use; it was downloaded into the game by the [[Big Bad]] of ''Sword Art Online The Movie -Ordinal Scale-'', who discovered it by data mining. While it wasn’t much of a talker, being driven simply by the server’s AI, it was a ''terror''. It’s Life Counter was ten bars long, and the initial attack force - Agil, Kirito, Lisbeth, Silica, and Sinon - could barely reduce even one of them. Even if it did take damage, it could summon the [[Mook Medic|Great White Holy Tree]], whose magical dew could heal the boss. And then there were its offensive attacks… To start with, it was able to attack the heroes before they even landed in the [[Boss AreaRoom]], meaning it attacked before the fight even started. It had plenty of typical video game style attacks, like a sword and spear, but its [[Eye Beams]]s (from [[Eyes Do Not Belong There|all ten of its eyes]]) were like a [[Bullet Hell]] attack that honed in on the players. It also had the Great Black Holy Tree, which could spam AoE attacks. It could also use something called the Great Separation, causing the ground to fall out under a foe’s feat or cause the walls to grab and crush them. Finally, it had [[Barrier Warrior|a special defensive technique]], wherein it summons six magic stones around its body to create a barrier to block attacks. Kayaba had [[Even Evil Has Standards|feared his design had made it too powerful]], and that its game-breaking attacks would mean no player would ''ever'' defeat it, and to be frank, had they followed the original rules of the game, they would ''not'' have. To defeat it, they had to “cheat” a little on their own (keep in mind, this is ''not'' a true video game, but an anime where the villain uses the game as a weapon) and called in backup from ''every single surviving ally in the history of the franchise'', bringing in a literal army [[Crowning Moment of Awesome|to finally overpower it and bring it down.]]