Vile: "Not even the game genie had a chance."

>defeats enemy unit >levels up >GAME OVER

I've always wondered in Paper Mario 2, how the Iron Clefts don't get much higher in the arena rankings, since absolutely no enemy in the game should be able to deal damage to them, not even the bosses.

Yoshi was my favorite character. He had me at "No message[English]."

“I was told we would be fighting MEN.” -Vile from Terminal Montage

You... you really added the Feral Chaos tutorial. Thank you ❤

“No messages.[English]" -Yoshi (Paper Mario and the Thousand Year Door)

There's a Steam achievement for doing the Divinity Original Sin 2 one where you scare off Dallis in the Fort. It's trivially easy if you use Barrelmancy (stack chests/barrels/etc inside each other over and over, then use Telekinesis skill to move the super heavy stack on top of her)

I choose to believe Seath has a personal orchestra with instructions to play when someone enters the room, but they just keep going out of confusion if he dies

Vile can be defeated with a cheat code or hack. What normally happens is that Vile starts with 127 HP, and if you manage to reduce it to 0... it resets to 48 endlessly. Disable this, and with no defeat animation, Vile disappears immediately on hitting 0 HP, and X is stuck on that screen because that Vile is considered an enemy, not a boss (to prevent the Boss HP bar from activating). There is no way to end the level/restore scrolling, because Vile does not advance the scene, X does by getting stunned which is why it happens that way both times.

Yoshi: No Messages.[English] That is so good actually. 😂

It was so emotional when he said No messages.[English] 😔

About the Fargus one from fe7, the Fire Emblem channel thesiaoz, proven that it is possible to "defeat" Fargus by OHKO'ing him

It would make sense if scripted loss bosses were harder

Actually Fargus isn't really anywhere close to impossible. As we saw, Marcus is able to damage him while facing an around 50% hitrate with a sword. It's theoretically possible for the RNG to roll in the players favor enough for Marcus to kill him. The devs obviously recognized this and attached a game over condition to the map if Fargus happened to die so as to avoid a pretty obvious softlock.

"No messages.[English]" So true, baby yoshi.

When you think about it, the whole Vile thing loses a lot of weight because the reason behind X being able to lay out Vile in Sigma 1 isn't because X got stronger, it's because he got bailed out by Zero again and Vile got weaker.

"No messages.[English]" Baby Yoshi.

Hahaha, even with cheats X still couldn't beat me at the start.

12:59 is my favorite part, you see, if you get a one-shot code into the game (with game genie) and make the fight end after hitting him a few times, the game permanently softlocks and zero doesn't even get on screen.

Vile: HELP! THIS BLUE ROBOT IS F*KING KILLING ME! SIGMA! HELP!!!

More of these, i love seeing how these games can break.

Kind of amused that Library Seath has those checks in place to ensure the player isn't soft locked. Although even if the player couldn't get out, they do have the Darksign to warp out if nothing else.

6:42 Olimar? Is that you?

So Mario's full name is Mario Mario Gonzales. Got it.

Awesome video man! You've got a new subscriber now!

YES. PEOPLE STILL REMEMBER MEGA X 1

Awesome! It's always nice to see videos about Nintendo and such.

“No messages.[English]” truly hit different.

Rawk Hawk should enter the Smash Bros circuit to get even with Mario!

Oh somebody actually remembers mega man

I remember seeing a video where someone tried to cheat Vile in Mega Man X by using an instant kill code, but even that didn't work, instead just pushing Vile back off screen.

Yes i wait for part 2

12:41 They can also be beaten that way in the GBA port.

Vile’s like “nah bro”

I beat Fargus pretty easily my first playthrough. I think I missed the point of the chapter, because I was surprised to learn I wasn't supposed to do that lol

4:17 Flurrie wants to get RAWKED!

So it is in fact possible to beat the tutorial Feral Chaos fight legitimately, just extremly tedious and frustrating. Chaos is set to the hardest ai difficulty, is set to level 130 (unobtainable by the player), and the player is stuck as a level 1 Lighting. At level 1, Lightning has 95 base bravery, which is what determines how much damage your HP attacks do. Chaos has close to 120,000 health, meaning you'd need to land close to 1263 hits with your HP attacks ( or do a few bravery combos to boost your damage output.) There are several problems with this. One, Chaos has enough starting Bravery to one shot you with any hp attack. Two, this version does not have his summon that you normally can trick into freezing your bravery at a high number. Three, all of level 1 Lightning's base HP attacks have a long startup and a long end-lag, meaning if you whiff you will die instantly. And lastly, 4, you can only access this version of the fight once when you start a new save file, meaning if you want to try again you would have to play through the tutorial again. There are clips online of people attempting the challenge and as far as I know, the closest anyone has ever gotten to beating him legitimately got him down to just below half before getting unlucky and dieing. Shit is brutal, if only because it's entirely possible.

IRON CLEFT! THOSE FREAKING GUYS! As a kid i wondered what i had to do until I realized I had to lose.

Didn't expect dark souls to be in a Nintendo unity video

Never expected to see Vile

It technically is possible to make someone strong enough, you have the ability to gain a lot of experience on one of your Cavaliers in the paralogue chapters, and there's an arena in the same map, of course they had to anticipate players grinding selves up to endgame power levels. It's a natural rule of Fire Emblem and why some of the boss difficulty in later games came from the skills they have. Source: Fire Emblem Nerd. And as somebody who watched Excelblem make a level 36 dancer in the fates prolouge. Don't underestimate the grit of a fire emblem nerd.

Fargus is an interesting one, because he's not invincible, just so high level that he might as well be under normal circumstances. As made obvious by the non-standard game over, the devs intended for the player to _technically_ be able to beat him for a bad ending.

The Wyvern in FFIII gives you EXP and you continue on your way, if I remember rightly. At least on the DS version. I used 2 different cheats. The game wasnt too happy about 1HKO on that boss. So i did infinite health instead. 8 hour slog to beat that boss 😂

its actually quite easy to beat Dallis like another commenter mentioned by using barrel or a chest (hopefully one that dont break) with a f ton of stuff crammed into it so the weight is insane and drop that on her with telekinesis . gotta love Larian for giving us a gem of a game where thinking outside the box can be rewarded quite well. another tactic is to gather lots of pots and block the AIs path so they cant pathfind to you and snipe em from outside their range ^_^

Super Metroid (baby Metroid's unofficial fan made name): DIE YOU WORTHLESS MONSTER! That random monster: 💀 Super Metroid: AND YOU DIE TOO, YOU RANDOM METALLIC CREATURE! Samus: *escapes*

Can you tell us if it is possible to save all the survivors at the beginning of Dead Rising 1?

X power up screen : YOU GET... Metal Slug voice cut in : HEAVY MACHINEGUN. brrrrrrrrrrrrr

Dissidia mentioned!🎉

I always find it interesting when an unbeatable boss fight is beaten.

I always wondered if Vile could be beaten in the early game. On the plus side if you want to get gud at not getting hit that fight is a good one to learn with.

Oh hey, it's bowser's laugh (during the fire emblem clip)

Like how you say "If we cheat." Vs the 99999 damage you were doing plus invul you had.

This is very interesting. I would like to see one on SA-X from Metroid Fusion.

13:06: STANDING HERE I REALIZE, YOU ARE JUST LIKE ME TRYING TO MAKE HISTORY!

There was a Yu Yu Hakusho game where you fight the main villain (younger Toguro) twice when you are "intended" to lose. Once as the protagonist Yusuke, once as Genkai, his mentor. He is actually beatable both times. Doing so as Yusuke, you actually get a reward, and the story still makes sense because Toguro isn't at full strength and was just threatening him. An early instance of "this is just x% of my power". Genkai cracks me up though. She is supposed to die in that fight. Winning as her, you get nothing but some bullshit message about "the path of victory is a lonely one" and she just fucks off from the rest of the story.

Ah fearghas, both a middle finger a brag if you can beat him

@Nintendo Unity I think this list should been called "What happens if you win a Hopeless Boss Fight".

Pretty sure it's totally possible to beat Fargus normally if you use arena abuse, I have done it before, that's why they have that special game over even though most players won't see it. I did wonder about Feral Chaos for a long time, I feel like he should technically be beatable without cheats albeit unimaginably difficult, so a little disappointed there isn't special text for that.

(Spoilers ahead, you've been warned) The reason Vile in Megaman X is unbeatable is because in order to kill him, you first got to get him out of that mech suit,(or armored carrier as he calls it) which then gives him a life meter, and unfortunately Zero is the only one strong enough to do that but not until after you beat all eight bosses and get to Sigma's fortress. Just so you know, it's impossible to beat this game without power upgrades for X as the game gives you the blaster upgrade no matter what, and only through passwords can you beat the Chill Penguin and not get the leg upgrade BTW. However getting through the area after Viles second fight (and inevitable death) to reach the Boomer Kuwanger respawn fight without the boots to dash jump is NOT an easy task to do, but is doable with the Sting Chameleon's weapon and the blaster upgrade.

Could do a special just on all the hopeless boss fights you can win in the Lufia series. The game usually acknowledges you doing better than the boss expected before they waste you in a cs. You usually get a good piece of equipment doing so too.

What about beating the black knight in the port on fire emblem 9?

I used to be fascinated at the thought of beating unbeatable enemies. Though usally the result is lackluster

Played Tales of Destiny on PS1 when I was a kid, and used some sort of infinite health or damage cheat. There's a fight relatively early on that you're supposed to lose - I don't know if it's legitimately possible/realistic to beat it or not, but if you do beat it (as I did with my cheat) you basically get a short story about the events that unfold over, and the game ends. It was pretty cool, though I hope no-one who beat it (legitimately or otherwise) got fooled into thinking that was how the game was supposed to go. I believe it was fairly obvious - I mean I immediately knew I was supposed to lose after seeing it - but I can't speak for everyone else that would've seen it. 😛

I've always wondered with Yoshi, how does he know the crystal star is fake. He was literally just hatched the day before. He hasn't seen anything else in this world, let alone a real crystal star to compare it to

Bruh...no way is that guy's name Rawk Hawk, that's a euphemistic name if I've ever seen one.

Vile Rules!

Viles theme kinda sounds like the song NOWS YOUR CHANCE TO BE A From deltarune chapter 2

7:33 fun fact: you actually CAN kill Dallis here in early patch, don’t even need cheat code, just some out of mind thinking. The easiest way is to bring the death poison barrel from prologue to here (with a little out of bounce bug), and she will die and drop items, probably a good weapon maybe, sorry that’s really long time ago I can’t remember too detailed. But later they decided to patch it out and after that patch you no longer can kill Dallis early, she will turn into dragon and fly out no matter how much damage you done to her.

The DKC one is a rare instance of the game being easier for the Japanese player base than the American/European one in the SNES era.

Mario's name is gonzales? Could this be a SuperJUEVES reference?!

In fire emblem for the gamecube if you beat dark knight (the final boss) on mission 3 if i remeber right, his troops will freak out and say holy crap they killed the boss quick burn this place down to the ground then gives you a game over.

Balio and Sunder in Breath of Fire III. The first battle is unbeatable even with GameShark.

If it comes to Fargus, there is a way to beat him legit. I did thath. My disapointment when I saw game over screen after that was quite big :v

I kinda wish I'd seen Feral Chaos before now. I own Dissidia and the PSP, but I never knew there was DLC for it. Do much for my over 700 hours in the game...

Supposedly, my cousin got so good at Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (GBA) that he managed to defeat the unwinnable final fight against Bellatrix. According to him, when you deplete her health bar, the game crashes.

Wait the metro 2033 proluoge is unwinnable? ...I swear you can eventually keep them down with your knife

Actually done with Vile

in megaman x for psp you can beat vile but then megaman gets close and he grabs you saying he cant believe your so soft or something

the underrated, yet a game that almost nobody knows, sushi strikers: the way of sushido has a unwinnable first boss encounter which is your final boss of the game, i guess. just like in cookierun kingdoms, you will disrespectfully get obliterated by that boss with no effort at all. and also final fantasy ii (a japanese-only nes game which later then released on game boy advance and then links altogether) which you will encounter an enemy which overpowers you at the start of the game and instantly kills your party bit by bit. please help me if you have ideas to overcome and defeat this unwinnable first boss fights.

Killing Dal in the prologue in the first meeting isn't all that hard. Just get death fog barrels or multi stack a chest full of heavy stuff.

Gonzales?! jajajajaj It is "González"

The dissidia one surprises me because you can actually do that with emough time, patience and skill. Side note i love that thats how the second game started, humbling the player

Neither of the Dallis fights in DOS2 are unbeatable without cheats. You just need to think outside the box.

5:12 *skips cutscene* oh nah never skipping a cutscene ever again

The answer is "nothing" in most cases.

Dissidia 012 lightning is an Assist dependent character 99% impossible to do.

Why not try to change the bosses code instead of powering up your character

Guess they never stood a chance. Edit: thanks for over 100 likes on part 1 holy shit

Mega Man X fakes out the player into thinking Vile can be defeated with the damage animation when you hit him as opposed to your shots bouncing off. It is a clever trick.

FAILURE. You didn't show what skipping the Super Metroid causes... which is the ability to really mess up the mother brain fight (to the point where you can even crash the game) because you can stand up and do damage during a normally scripted sequence of events you where shouldn't be able to do anything.

I surprisingly had an easy time with Feral Chaos in the game with Terra after finding him towards the end. But, man, the tutorial feral chaos was MEAN.

1:52 That’s easy!

2:11 NO MESSAGES. [ENGLISH]

You shoudnt play final fantasy like how long it took you to hit feral like tf

See I got jebaited here because I have literally fought Vile 1 for Five Minutes avoiding his punch and the capture spark thingy, so I was hyped to see if there was something I missed. But there wasn't lol.

Dark souls 😊😊😊😊

I actually did the fargus one when I first played it.

Feral Chaos is mostly Chaos but combined with DNA of a Behemoth from FF13's game & he's capped at it's *highest AI difficulty of 8* when u fight it so he's not ez.

First fight with Genichiro Ashina of Sekiro deserves to be here, he's basically impossible in your first playtrough.