Most Infuriating End Bosses.

[SilverClock]

I just ran past the flood. Fuck that.

[DillClock]

Every boss in Red Faction 2.

I remember fighting the first boss and getting owned in less then five seconds.

Fighting a helicopter by yourself with no support, that's real fucking fair.

[SeedClock]

Greater Fiend Doku in ninja gaiden


for anyone whos played it the whole game is controller smashing hard

[MasterClock]

The End is the gold standard of "hard but not frustrating."

That entire fight was awesome and if you found it infuriating you're a punk bitch.

He was really hard, but strangely really fun.  It was really hard to pin him to get the extremely good camo and weapon.  I used cheats to find out his map location though

[Slash]

Also the old man at the end of F.E.A.R. perseus mandate, what was that man made of?

[ArgoonKlok]

When you face Wizpig for the second time in Diddy Kong Racing.

FFFFFFFffffffffffffffff

[TropicanaClock]

Currently ALL bosses in No More Heroes are kicking my ass. the dmc 3 bosses are pretty hard if you don't know everyones weak point, and if your missing a few weapons.

[SirClock]

Wizpig, the first Gruntilda from BK if you didn't have the invincibility power-up and most of the secret darkmatter end bosses from the kirby games.

[ArgoonKlok]

I only remember 1 Darkmatter endboss. He reminded me of those I'm a edgy teen shooter arcade bosses with AFDSAFDASADSADS 1000 homing missiles.

 There were more?

[Crippled midget clock]

The end boss in DMC 4 but I cheated and used a whole shitload of holy water to beat him TAKE THAT OLD MAN

[AirPumpClock]

You know.

That unbalanced final asshole with 7000 times the abilities and powers and stats than everyone else in the entire game. Or, if we're talking about a fighting game, the ludicrously over powered final guy that can hit a 5000 hit combo in .01 seconds and beat'cher ass.

So. Who've you faced like this lately?

I bring this up because I was just playing Tekken 5 for like an hour, and when I got to Jinpachi Mishima, I threw my PS2 remote a couple times.
What a dick.

SNK fighting games are so bad in this regard that tvtropes.org named this phenomenon the "SNK Boss."

Jinpachi is in there.

[Pixelated Knife Clock]

If you ask me in RE: 4 the weird dude in the sewers that runs like a mofo and slices you up before you can even use the health spray was not only annoying but nerve wrecking,  because once he starts making you his bitch he shoots into the ceiling and tries to stab you from the top or bottom and you'd either have to be a psychic or just have near-super human reflexes to avoid his attacks  but when I went one on one with him the very first time I had a few shotgun shells, one magnum bullet and a few cases of 9mm bullets 300 TMP bullets, I honestly thought you couldn't kill him since I used all my TMP on him and it seemed like they were bouncing of him, and I tried using the shotgun but he literally teleports around the whole room and I cant get a clear shot, you lose all your ammo your fucked. Thats for starters, the weird slug/human/scorpion with a tounge so long gene simmons would go "DAAMMN" is nearly impossible. Jesus I smashed up my controller so bad I had to get a new one. By the luck of god I beat him it counted up my deaths to be  56 ...

[Marlin Clock]

I'm guessing you didn't use the liquid nitrogen.

[Pixelated Knife Clock]

no I didn't, then but I found that out around my 3rd time around the whole game and I wish I could've kicked myself in the balls for not realizing that, they were right there it even said, it says "N2, whats liquid nitrogen doing here?" and the * Push (X) to knock over * was a dead givaway

[Marlin Clock]

I'm sorry but there's no way you can redeem yourself in my eyes for such amazing oversight.

[Topcatyo]

Bowser.
JUMP HIGHER MARIO YOU FUCK

[Pixelated Knife Clock]

lol and I seriously didnt see the L.N. tanks could be used not my fault when a monster is scaring me to shit

[Slash]

The end boss of final fantasy 2, he does about 3000 damge, and uses that to heal himself, and you have about 4000 hp, he has around 40000.

[LotusClock]

Zeromus from Final Fantasy 4. But not for the same reason. If you're well prepared, he's a pushover.

The point is, you spend the whole game chasing Golbez, witnessing horrors commited by Golbez, being told by every other NPC that Golbez is an asshole, have Golbez take mental control of half your characters for his own needs, every time you get to fight Golbez, it always turns out to be a fake one and the real Golbez is laughing his ass off at you from somewhere safe.

So basically, you should be fighting Golbez in the end, right? Wrong, at the very last moment, some old fart comes over and says "Golbez isn't evil. He's your brother. There's another motherfucker out there named Zemus. He's the one you want to kill." Fuck no. I'm just about to serve a can of whoop-ass to the bad guy I've been chasing since the beginning of the game. Don't swap him with some lame generic last minute villain I couldn't care less about.

There's plenty other games where they insist on some bad guy the whole time, then bring in a bigger bad guy at the last minute without giving you a chance to fight the one you've been after all along. General Scales, from Star Fox Adventure, comes to mind. They even start a battle sequence just to make you believe this is your chance, but just as you're about to give the first hit, the fight is interrupted and Andross pops out of nowhere, and the battle never happens. Lame!

Heck, they even pulled that off in Subspace Emissary. I wanted to kick the Ancient Minister's ass.

[Topcatyo]

They pulled that in Uncharted: Drake's Fortune.  Some guy has been an asshole to you the entire game and you go through the whole thing murdering all his mercenaries and whatnot.  All of a sudden, in a cinematic, Roman (the bad guy) gets coaxed into opening the statue of El Dorado, which contains a curse that killed the Spanish and Germans.  When Roman opens the statue, there's a mummy inside and some gas goes into Roman, who then starts to turn into a mutant.  He attacks Navarro, one of the mercenary bosses in the game, who shoots Roman in the head.  Then it turns out the final boss fight is with Navarro, not Roman.