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* ''[[Final Fantasy XIII-2 (Video Game)|Final Fantasy XIII-2]]'' has its share of really annoying and difficult bosses, most of them named [[Recurring Boss|Caius]].
** Most notably during the final boss battle with him {{spoiler|you have to fight three of his forms simultaneously, and the third one has over a million HP and could revive the other two}}.
* The most absurd fights in the Game Boy game ''Final Fantasy Legend II'', are with the "Tian Lung" and "Fenrir" mini-bosses you encounter in the dungeon between Apollo and Arsenal. Winning either of these fights is essentially a [[Luck
* Final Fantasy Legend III (aka [[SaGa]] 3) is perhaps even ''more'' brutal than the sudden difficulty spikes in Legend II. Agron takes the role of [[That One Boss]] of the game fair and square. You think several other bosses like Chaos and Ashura are rather large difficulty spikes? Agron not only comes very late in the game, but for the past five or so hours of the game (Depending on how much you spent leveling in the Purelands), you had a [[Guest Star Party Member]] with you, either Faye or Dion. Without powerleveling, this boss turns into a luck-based battle. He begins with an "Unexpected Attack" (??) which is basically "Agron casts White" (around 600 damage, or 2/3rds your health) followed up (in his next turn) with a non-elemental hit-all that does even MORE damage. Or he'll just Petrify one of your characters and make you waste a turn healing them instead of healing your party or attacking him.
* ''[[Final Fantasy Mystic Quest (Video Game)|Final Fantasy Mystic Quest]]''
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