User:FunnyGuy325/Databrawl Story Mode Bosses

''Note: “Rematch Mode” is a boss rush mode you can access by beating the main story. Each boss is much more difficult to defeat. They also have an extra phase. Basically, it’s Kirby’s True Arena but in Databrawl.''

''Note 2: None of this is official at all. Obviously.''

Note 3: Lots of credit to 04mario04 for a lot of the ideas on this list.

Main Story
You fight the ConfigiCube in a big lab with holographic cyan walls. These things are usually friendly, but a corruption must've gotten to them first.

First Phase
The fight will begin with a singular ConfigiCube appearing from nowhere and beginning to attack. To defeat this phase, you need to wait until the ConfigiCube gets in reach, and then smack it with your weapon.

Attacks
Laser - The ConfigiCube can fire a laser. This attack is telegraphed by the ConfigiCube’s eyes glowing and the laser beginning to charge up.

Laser Spin - The ConfigiCube can also blast a ton of lasers while spinning around. You’ll have to pay attention to where the lasers are heading to dodge this attack.

Cuboid Smash - The ConfigiCube can also smash the ground, making a shockwave. This is when you can actually attack the ConfigiCube. They can also charge into you after they slam into the ground. This charging attack is telegraphed by the ConfigiCube’s eyes focusing on you instead of being Dizzy Spirals Of Dizziness

Second Phase
During the second phase, the Singular ConfigiCube will summon more ConfigiCubes to make a giant block of cubes. Damaging one cube will damage the rest of them.

Attacks
Laser Blast - The ConfigiCubes will fire beams which are telegraphed by a blue circle on the ground. You’ll have to dodge them if you want to live.

Cuboid Launch - The ConfigiCubes will launch out four Singular ConfigiCubes which will bounce around the arena, making shockwaves before slamming one last time. You are able to attack the cubes when they finish this attack, as they will be stunned.

Boss Mimic - Eventually, the ConfigiCube will begin to mimic past bosses, such as Stormworm, Hunger Demon, and Dust Bunny.

Rematch Mode
Rematch ConfigiCubes are based off of dice. Their eyes are black and they themselves are colored white. They’re called “DieCubes.” The lab you fight them in has inverted colors.

Differences
During the first phase, DieCube’s slam attack now has it bouncing around the room and making tons of shockwaves before slamming into the middle of the arena, making one big shockwave. Each shockwave will do more damage depending on which side they land on. The side with one eye is the weakest and the side with six eyes is the strongest. The time between when the DieCube is stunned and when it gets back up is much faster. Its laser charge is also WAY faster. Its laser spin is much more grueling to dodge.

In its second phase, the Cuboid Slam attack is much more difficult to dodge, due to there being six DieCubes instead of four. It can also mimic more bosses including Hosts, Titans, and Hybrid Spires. Its Laser Blast attack can fire way more lasers as well.

Bonus Phase
The bonus phase involves the DieCubes Swarm destroying the arena. More ConfigiCubes come in and become the arena. It get’s Crazy.

Attacks
Laser Blast - The eyes of a DieCube can travel to the top of the arena and fire a laser. You’ll have to make sure you know exactly where each eye is because the laser charge is very short.

Pop Up - A DieCube will sometimes pop up to fire a laser towards you. You can attack this ConfigiCube, damaging the entire swarm in the process.

Dice Smash - As you do more damage, more DieCubes will fall off the arena, making the arena smaller. The attacks get even faster in the process. Eventually, there will be four DieCubes left, which will drop you onto the same slightly damaged arena you spawned on. They will then constantly do a “Cuboid Smash” attack, making tons of shockwaves. They will get stunned when they all land in the middle, so go ham when they don’t move for a while.

More Facts

 * DieCube's name was originally ConfigiDie.

Main Story
You fight Edgygram in multiple locations throughout the game. Throughout the game, they change their attack pattern and sometimes introduce new attacks. They seem to consider you a rival.

First Phase
During the first phase of the fight, Edgygram will appear out of nowhere in a spooky manner.

Attacks
Knife Slice - If you get too close to Edgygram, he’ll slash you with his knife. He will also jump at you in an attempt to stab you or charge at you slashing his knife in a crazy insane manner.

Knife Toss - Edgygram can also throw a large number of knives at you. You’d better dodge them or Else.

Second Phase
During the second phase, Edgygram activates its Risk-Reward, becoming much faster, yet weaker. This phase has most of the same attacks from the First Phase, but much faster.

Attacks
Orbiting Slash - Edgygram can also go to the middle of the arena and spin his blade in a circle, making a shockwave while also slowly spinning towards you.

Rematch Mode
In Rematch Mode, Edgygram is replaced with Edged Dollkrin. You fight them in an utterly destroyed replica of the Hollow Computer.

Differences
Edged Dollkrin’s attacks become much faster. They also throw way more knives. In the second phase, they become faster AND stronger.

Bonus Phase
In the bonus phase, Edged Dollkrin gets EXTREMELY MAD and begins to glow. They become much faster and stronger than ever before.

Attacks
Putrid Slice - Basically Edgygram’s Knife Slash, but it hurts much more. The knife is imbued with rot and decay, so it gives off a poison effect.

Putrid Toss - Basically Edgygram’s Knife Toss but the knives are bordering on bullet hell. Also there’s a poison effect.

Orbiting Carve - Basically Edgygram’s Orbiting Slash but with more shockwaves, a poison effect, and they’re all harder to dodge.

Teleport - Edged Dollkrin can also teleport around the arena.

More Facts

 * Edgygram's knife makes the attacking sound from Undertale when Edgygram slashes with it.
 * Edged Dollkrin's knife makes a distorted version of this sound.

Main Story
You fight this gluttonous monstrosity in the dark, shady parts of the Standard Computer. The Hunger Demon is but an urban legend, but the corruptions must've done something horrible to this Bloatware, because if you weren't as sharp, you'd mistake it for the real Hunger Demon.

First Phase
At the beginning of the fight, the Hunger Demon rolls into the air and smashes into the arena. If you give Hunger Demon a critical hit, some food will plop out. You’ll have to use ranged weapons or Mines to defeat this boss.

Attacks
Hunger Clubbers - If you get too close to Hunger Demon, it will punch you away with its fists.

Gluttonous Stampede - Hunger Demon can also do a slower version of Bloatware’s “Bloat Stampede.” It will roll towards you at an avoidable pace.

Second Phase
In the Second Phase, Hunger Demon gets mad and begins to use more ranged attacks.

Attacks
Bloated Smash - Hunger Demon can now leap into the air and smash down, making a shockwave. You’ll have to avoid this gigantic behemoth’s huge shadow if you want to not get smashed.

Roar - Hunger Demon can also make a loud roar, summoning Bloatgram versions of Hunger Demon called “Hunger Imps.”

Rematch Mode
In Rematch Mode, Hunger Demon is replaced by a giant crimson Bloatware with horns. Its eyes and mouth also glow bright red with rage. This version is named “Behemoth.” The dark part of the computer you fight it in is now fiery and hellish.

Differences
Behemoth’s fists are much more painful. Its stampede is also much faster. In its second phase, it unleashes much more shockwaves with its jump attacks. The “Hunger Imps” that it summon look more like Behemoth instead of Hunger Demon, and are renamed “Behemins.”

Bonus Phase
In the Bonus Phase, Behemoth launches you to a broken version of Program Apartments that’s also in a wormhole for some reason. You have to run from an absolutely massive Behemoth while throwing Mines into its mouth and killing enemies that also spawn there. There’s also a time limit and if you don’t kill Behemoth within the time limit, the Apartments collapse and you die.

Attacks
Behemoth Lunge - Behemoth’s main attack besides just being there is to lunge forward with its mouth open. You can also throw mines into their mouth to defeat them.

More Facts

 * Behemoth was originally going to be named "Gluttony."

Main Story
You this dusty adversary in a whirling dust storm. The storm has been looming over this Pretty Computer for a while now. Now you know the cause of it. I guess it’s time to do some cleaning.

First Phase
Dust Bunny begins the fight by just materializing from dust.

Attacks
Dust Launch - Dust Bunny can launch dust balls at you. It doesn’t hurt much, but the projectiles are pretty fast.

Dusty Slam - Dust Bunny can also jump into the air and slam down, making a shockwave.

Second Phase
When it’s second phase begins, Dust Bunny splits into two Dust Bunnies, which both hate you.

Attacks
Summon Dust Kitten - In this phase, Dust Bunny can create smaller clones of itself called Dust Kittens.

Dusty Charge - Dust Bunny can also charge into you, or try at least. They’re pretty quick, so you’d better dodge them fast.

Rematch Mode
In Rematch Mode, Dust Bunny is replaced with a gray version of Dust Bunny with glowing red eyes named “Fog Bunny.” The dust storm you fight them in is black and scary.

Differences
Fog Bunny’s Dust Launch attack is way faster and stronger. Its Dust Slam attack makes three shockwaves instead of one. In its second phase, Four Fog Bunnies appear instead of only two. Dust Kittens look more like Fog Bunny and are renamed to “Fog Kittens.” Its Dusty Charge attack homes in on you for a while, so you’ll have to dodge quickly.

Bonus Phase
In its Bonus Phase, the Fog Bunnies fuse together and gather more fog to become a supersized Fog Bunny. You have to attack it by deflecting its Fog Bullets.

Attacks
Fog Blast - Fog Bunny can summon Dust Balls that can home in on you.

Summon Fog Kitten - Fog Bunny can also summon more Fog Kittens.

More Facts

 * There is another way to defeat Fog Bunny's bonus phase. If you just dodge all the Fog Bullets and kill all the Fog Kittens, eventually Fog Bunny will become small due to it having only a little bit of fog, and try to run away from you. If you don’t kill it and just sit there like a Stupid Nerd, it will gather more fog and start the Bonus Phase all over again.

Main Story
This fight generally takes place near a half-destroyed, nearly-buried castle. Storms are common in Muscle Computers, but this one is becoming an actual threat. Defeat this titanic worm and save the computer.

First Phase
The battle begins with you spotting the Stormworm resting on a castle. This phase involves you fighting it while scaling the half-destroyed castle. You cannot damage the Stormworm in this phase, so you'll have to climb to the top of the castle. During this phase, Stormworm only has one attack.

Attacks
Lightning Strike - Stormworm can strike the ground with lightning in this phase. You'll have to be careful where you step.

Second Phase
In the Second Phase, the Stormworm begins to fly into the sky. You'll need to wait until its in reach before you strike.

Attacks
Lightning Strike - Stormworm can still strike the ground with lightning at varying patterns that get increasingly difficult as the fight goes on.

Summon Sparkworm - Stormworm can summon tiny versions of itself called "Sparkworms" to help beat you up.

Balled Lightning - Stormworm can also shoot balled lightning, which moves slowly but damages a lot.

Thunder Charge - Stormworm can also strike itself with lightning and charge into the ground to make a shockwave. It will get stuck, so it would be best to begin beating it up at this moment.

Rematch Mode
In Rematch Mode, you fight a transparent, ghostly version of Stormworm with a visible skeleton named "Spirit of Stormworm." You don't know where they got the skeleton. All you know is that the castle you fight in is practically destroyed.

Differences
In the first phase, there are multiple shelters everywhere. The rain is also made of acid, so you'll have to move quickly from shelter to shelter. Stormworm can call down lightning to destroy a shelter, so don't stick around in one place for too long.

In the second phase, Stormworm's attacks are somehow even more unpredictable. The attacks that involve lightning now have a poison effect if you get hit by them. The Sparkworms now look more like the Spirit of Stormworm and are renamed "Spiritworms." It can also slowly heal itself overtime, so attack quickly.

Bonus Phase
The bonus phase involves you climbing onto the Spirit of Stormworm to attack the head. They're pretty long, so you have to go a long way to finish this fight.

Attacks
Soul Thunder Strike - Spirit of Stormworm can strike itself with lightning to try and kill you.

Summon Spiritworm - Spirit of Stormworm can also summon Spiritworms that you have to attack if you don't wanna get swarmed.

Thunder Ring - Stormworm can also strike its head with lightning, making a ring of lightning you need to jump over.

More Facts

 * Spirit Of Stormworm's "bones" aren't actually bones. They're made out of the same material Hardware are made out of.

Main Story
You fight these hulking brutes multiple times throughout the game. There are two types of Corruption Titan, Malware and Virus. They both have different stats and attack patterns. Malware Titans are slower, yet stronger and they focus more on Ground Smashes. Virus Titans are faster, yet slightly weaker and they focus on punches.

First Phase
In the first phase, the Titans will try and punch you in the face. Don't let them.

Attacks
Titan Punchers - Titans can punch the ground, launching you if they manage to hit you. They can also let their fists drop to the floor and spin them in a circle while slowly moving towards you.

Titan Smash - Titans can smash the ground with their fists, launching you if you can't avoid the shockwave in time. Sometimes their fists will get stuck in the ground. This is your chance to attack.

Second Phase
In the second phase, the titans will become angry and gain stronger attacks.

Attacks
Roar - Titans can roar very loudly, causing either Malware classes or Virus classes to appear depending on the Titan.

Boulder Throw - This move can only be performed by Malware Titans. The Malware Titan will rip a chunk of rock out from the ground and then throw it at you. You'll have to move quickly to avoid it.

Spike Smash - This move can only be performed by Virus Titans. The Virus Titan will spin its fists and then smash the ground, causing purple spikes to rise up from the ground. These spikes only go in one direction, so move quickly.

Rematch Mode
In rematch mode, instead of fighting the Standard Titans, you fight Muscle Malware Titans and Muscle Virus Titans. You fight them in a gladiatorial arena filled with corruptions of every type.

Differences
The ground smashes now have a much bigger shockwave. They will also use their "Roar" attack in the first phase rather than the second phase, which will now summon stronger Malware/Virus classes. In Muscle Malware Titan's "Boulder Throw" the boulder is colored black and now makes a large shockwave when it hits the ground. Muscle Virus Titan's "Spike Smash" now causes spikes to go in all directions in a radius around it. The spikes are now the same color as Muscle Virus.

Bonus Phase
In the bonus phase, the Muscle Titans somehow get even MORE mad. Their attacks become even stronger and faster somehow and each titan gets a new attack.

Attacks
Muscle Meteor - This attack can only be performed by Muscle Malware Titan. The Muscle Malware Titan will roar, jump into the air, and then crash somewhere else, making a shockwave. You'll be able to tell where it will land by its shadow, so stay away from its shadow at all costs.

Muscle Fury - This attack can only be performed by Muscle Virus Titan. The Muscle Virus Titan will roar and then begin to punch the ground while quickly moving towards you in an attempt to crush you. You'll have to dodge quickly, as this attack is fast.

More Facts

 * There is one part of the game where you have to fight both a Malware Titan and a Virus Titan at the same time.
 * Both Corruption Titans have the same theme, but with different instruments. Malware Titan’s theme focuses more on brass and drums, while Virus Titan’s theme focuses more on string instruments and organs.

Main Story
You fight Rogue Cookware in an extremely large kitchen, as well as a few other points during the game. Usually Cookware are kind, but this one seems to be angry about something. They don't appear to be infected. Maybe they're just a jerk.

First Phase
In the first phase, Rogue Cookware will move around the arena. He's slightly smaller than the Corruption Titans, but not by much, so stay alert.

Attacks
Mallet - Chef Cookware will take out a meat tenderizer and use it to smash the ground, making a shockwave.

Cleaver - Cookware will also take out cleavers to throw at you.

Second Phase
In the second phase, Cookware becomes mad and takes out a giant cooking pot, which he begins to make soup in. He will stay in the middle of the arena.

Attacks
Toss - Cookware will toss actual cookware at you, which includes pots and pans, plates, cleavers, meat tenderizers, and the occasional literal Mine.

Soup Throw - Cookware will take out a ladle and chuck some soup at you, which will act like V-Sign's Cool Splash.

Carrot Cut - Cookware will take out a knife and a carrot and begin cutting the carrot at light speed, causing large carrot pieces to fly throughout the arena. Some will break open to reveal food.

Rematch Mode
In rematch mode, Cookware is replaced with Hatra Cookware. They are fought in a Hatra Palace's kitchen.

Differences
Cookware's Mallet attack makes three shockwaves instead of one. Cookware also throws much more cleavers than normal. In their second phase, the soup will give you a poison effect if you get hurt by it. The carrots pieces in Cookware's "Carrot Cut" attack never drop any food ever.

Bonus Phase
In the bonus phase, Hatra Cookware gets extremely mad and flips the entire pot over, flooding the arena with soup. You need to stand on platforms and throw stuff at Hatra Cookware, who's on a bigger platform.

Attacks
Cleaver - Hatra Cookware will still throw cleavers at you. This time, if they don't instantly break, you can pick up the cleaver and throw it back at him.

Summon Painzomb - Hatra Cookware will sometimes summon Zombie-like Paingrams that crawl out of the soup. These are called "Painzombs." They're weak, but they can surprise you and push you into the soup, which means instant death.

Mallet - Hatra Cookware can also take out his tenderizer and throw it at a platform, sinking it momentarily.

More Facts

 * Unlike other Rematch Mode bosses, Hatra Cookware appears in the Main Story in the Hatra Computer, where you need to hide from him and not get spotted while creeping through an especially large kitchen.

Main Story
You fight these hijacked Firewall units in multiple points throughout the game. You can mostly find them in the Corrupted Computer, a computer corrupted by the efforts of both Malware and Viruses.

First Phase
In its first phase, the Hijacked Firewall Enforcer will stand in one place and shoot beams. There are two types of Hijacked Firewall Enforcers, Malware Hijacked and Virus Hijacked.

Attacks
Fire Beam - Hijacked Firewall Enforcers can fire large lasers. If you're unable to avoid these lasers, you will pay dearly. Malware Hijacked fire beams are stronger, but fire less often. Virus Hijacked fire beams are quicker firing, but weaker.

Second Phase
In its second phase, the Hijacked Firewall Enforcer will begin to fly into the air.

Attacks
Fire Beam - Hijacked Firewall Enforcers can fire large lasers. These lasers are even more difficult to dodge due to the Enforcer firing more lasers in complex patterns.

Deploy - Hijacked Firewall Enforcers can deploy Hijacked Firewalls. The type depends on which type of corruption hijacked them.

Rematch Mode
In Rematch Mode, Hijacked Firewall Enforcers are replaced with Torturewall Enforcers. You fight them in the outskirts of a Pain Computer.

Differences
Torturewall Enforcer's Fire Beams deal much more damage and are faster. In the second phase, Torturewall Enforcer begins to summon Torturewalls instead of Hijacked Firewalls.

Bonus Phase
In its bonus phase, Torturewall Enforcer will begin to call in even more enemies.

Attacks
Torture Beam - A stronger and faster version of the Fire Beam.

Deploy - Along with deploying Torturewalls, Torturewall Enforcer can now summon Torturewall Executors, as well as other variations of Torturewall.

Torture Missile - Torturewall Enforcer can also shoot out homing missiles. These missiles make a big explosion when they hit the ground, so be careful.

More Facts

 * Regular Firewall Enforcers can be seen flying in the skies of the Standard Computer. These Enforcers aren't hijacked and cannot be interacted with.

Main Story
You fight 3x3Eyes in a giant beehive. Swarms have been attacking this Classic Computer for a while. Now you’ve found the source.

First Phase
In the first phase, 3x3Eyes behaves like a Corruption Titan, albeit with a few quirks.

 Attacks 

Stinger Fists - If you get too close to 3x3Eyes, they will punch the ground with their fists, launching you if they hit.

Ground Smash - 3x3Eyes can also smash the ground with its fists, making a shockwave.

Honeyball - 3x3Eyes can also throw balls of honey that do damage if they hit you directly. They also leave sticky puddles of honey wherever they hit. Walking on these puddles will slow you down.

Second Phase
In the second phase, 3x3Eyes will begin to fly. It also gets new attacks.

Attacks
Summon Bumbles - 3x3Eyes will begin to summon Bumbles.

Soaring Smash - 3x3Eyes can also ground smash in the middle of flying, making a huge shockwave.

Rematch Mode
In Rematch Mode, 3x3Eyes is now orange and has a visible abdomen with a stinger. Three of their eyes are red, three are green, and three are blue. They are also now named “RGBeeyes.” The beehive you fight it in is now rainbow.

Differences
RGBeeyes’s Ground Smash and Soaring Smash both have bigger shockwaves. The Bumbles that RGBeeyes summons are colored like RGBeeyes and are named “Hexonets.” Honeyballs are now rainbow, and if you step in a puddle made by them you also take damage.

Bonus Phase
In RGBeeyes’s bonus phase, it gets really mad and gains a devastating attack.

Attacks
Hexa Laser - RGBeeyes can fire a rainbow laser from its eyes which does tons of damage. It also gives you a poison effect if you get hit by it.

More Facts

 * 3x3Eyes’s battle theme uses the same theme as the Corruption Titans, but with synths replacing the instruments.

Main Story
You battle this Hybrid Colossus deep within the caverns of a Hybrid-Corrupted Computer. This titan-slayer must be the root of all the goo you've been seeing everywhere. Fortunately, you have a hose filled with Coolant. It's time to take back this computer.

First Phase
In Hybrid Paindra's first phase, they behave like a stronger corruption titan with a few extra quirks. To defeat this phase you'll have to spray its protective goop off and then throw crystal chunks at it.

Attacks
Hybrid Fists - Hybrid Paindra can punch the ground with its fists like any other titan.

Hybrid Smash - Hybrid Paindra can also smash the ground with its fists.

Hybrid Goo - Hybrid Paindra can also throw large balls of goo, which you can clear away with your Coolant Hose.

Hybrid Crystal Chunk - Hybrid Paindra can also throw large crystal chunks at you. Sometimes they don't completely shatter and you can pick them up and throw them at the Paindra to defeat it.

Second Phase
In its second phase, it begins to get angry and summon Hybrids.

Attacks
Hybrid Summon - Hybrid Paindra will begin to summon Hybrids, Hybrid Geodes, and Hybridized Programs in this phase.

Hybrid Laser - Hybrid Paindra can also shoot a large laser at you. You'll have to dodge it fast.

Rematch Mode
In rematch mode, Hybrid Paindra is now red and their eye is shaped like a diamond. It is also renamed to "Alla Titan." The arena you fight them in is covered in @@ Crystals.

Differences
There is a new first phase in which you're driving towards Alla Titan in a Firetruck while it runs away from you. Alla Titan leaves behind some goo which will damage and slow you down if you don't avoid it. You need to keep spraying Alla Titan to beat this phase. After you beat the phase, the Alla Titan picks up your truck and throws it into the arena. You'll need to run away from the truck or else it will blow up and do massive damage.

In the second phase, the longer you hold the Alla Chunk that Alla Titan throws at you, the more damage you take due to the Alla being radioactive. The goo hurts much more as well, and its colored red. Alla Titan also begins to use their laser attack in this phase.

In the third phase, the Hybrids it summons are colored like Alla Crystals. They are renamed to "Alla Golems", "Alla Geodes", and "Alla Infected Programs."

Bonus Phase
In its bonus phase, Alla Titan covers the entire arena in goo, leaving only a few platforms for you to stand on. Falling into this goo means instant death, so be careful.

Attacks
Alla Laser - Alla Titan can shoot a laser, which will hurt a lot.

Summon Alla Golems - Alla Titan can also summon Alla Golems to beat you up.

Alla Goo - Alla Titan can also throw Alla Goo at a platform, rendering it unusable for some time.

Alla Chunk - Alla Titan can throw chunks of Alla Crystal at you. You can pick these up and toss them at Alla Paindra to do damage to it.

More Facts

 * Alla Titan was originally named Alla Paindra.
 * Hybrid Paindra’s theme sounds like a combination of both Malware Titan and Virus Titan’s themes.

Main Story
You fight Hosts multiple times throughout the game, mostly in Corruption Encampments. They’re some of the causes of this entire corruption invasion.

First Phase
In the first phase, the Hosts will summon corruptions depending on the type of Host it is.

Attacks
Tentacle Lash - Hosts can lash out at you with their tentacles. Malware Host tentacles are stronger, while Virus Host tentacles are faster.

Summon - Malware and Virus Hosts can summon units of their respective types. The only unit types they can’t summon are Bodiers, Brutes, and Summoners.

Second Phase
In the second phase, Hosts will begin to summon units of various ranks as well as types.

Attacks
Tentacle Smash - Hosts can smash the ground with their tentacles, making multiple shockwaves.

Rematch Mode
In Rematch Mode, you fight a Malware Host and a Virus Host at the same time. The Malware Host is colored black with a white eye and the Virus Host is white with a black eye. They are renamed “Umbra Host” (Malware) and “Lux Host” (Virus). The arena you fight them in looks like a Malware and Virus Encampment fused together with black smoke surrounding everything.

Differences
Lux and Umbra Host can not only summon Bodiers, Brutes, and Summoners, they can also summon Malware/Viruses from alternate computers.

Bonus Phase
In their bonus phase, they begin to move around the walls. They also gain a laser attack.

Attack
Host Laser - Lux and Umbra Host can shoot lasers out of their eyes. Lux Host’s laser gives a burning effect while Umbra Host’s laser gives a freezing effect. If you somehow get hit by both lasers at the exact same time, you just straight up die.

More Facts

 * Lux Host and Umbra Host were originally going to be named Yin Host and Yang Host
 * Like Titans, both Host types have the same theme, but with different instruments. Malware Host’s theme focuses more on brass and drums, while Virus Host’s theme focuses more on string instruments and organs.

Main Story
You fight Hybrid Spires multiple times throughout the story. They’re a danger to the inhabitants of the computers they’re in. It’s time to get rid of them.

First Phase
In the first phase, you need to hide behind various objects that obstruct the Hybrid Spire’s view so it doesn’t see you. You can only damage the spire by going to the top and hitting it with a weapon. The entire spire except for the top is covered in Hybrid Goo.

Attacks
Hybrid Laser - If you do get caught, the Hybrid Spire will begin to charge up a huge laser. You can either dodge this laser or try and hide again.

Second Phase
In the second phase, the battle really begins. You need to break various Hybrid Crystals to get to the main spire so you can attack it. The goo has dislodged itself, so you can attack it freely.

Attacks
Hybrid Laser - Hybrid Spires can still shoot out lasers in this phase.

Hybrid Crystal - Hybrid Spires can summon Hybrid Crystals to obstruct you. They’re spiky, so standing on top of them hurts.

Summon Hybrid - Hybrid Spires can also summon actual Hybrids.

Rematch Mode
In Rematch Mode, Hybrid Spire looks more like a Bit Deposit, has a hexagonal eye, and is now called “Bit Spire.” You fight them in a large bit mine.

Differences
Bit Spire has a new first phase, which involves you riding up to it in a Program Wheeler while avoiding laser blasts and Bit Deposits. In the second phase, there are no things to obstruct the Bit Spire’s view and it always notices you. You need to run as fast as you can to avoid the lasers. In the third phase, the Hybrids are colored like bits and renamed to “Bit Golems.”

Bonus Phase
In its bonus phase, Bit Spire will begin to have its eye split into four eyes. It will attack mainly with lasers.

Attacks
Bit Laser - Bit Spire can still shoot lasers. These lasers appear in various patterns.

Bit Golem Summon - Bit Spire can also summon Bit Golems to attack you.

Bit Deposit - Bit Spire can also summon Bit Deposits and throw them at you.

More Facts

 * Hybrid Spire’s theme sounds like a combination of Malware Host’s and Virus Host’s themes.

Main Story
You fight Hybrid in a large arena deep inside the Hybrid Infected Computer. This guy is the leader of all those Hybrids you've been seeing. It's time to end this.

First Phase
In the first phase, Hybrid lurks in the background while spawning loads of Hybrid Drones.

Attacks
Hybrid Drone Summon - Hybrid can summon Hybrid Drones to beat you up for him. These drones are very tough and powerful, so make sure you have tons and tons of healing items.

Hybrid Laser - Hybrid can also shoot a laser out of their eye. This laser is very powerful, so avoid at all costs.

Second Phase
After you destroy all the Hybrid Drones, Hybrid himself begins to attack.

Attacks
Summon - Hybrid can summon Hybrid minions to attack you.

Laser Cannon - Hybrid can still shoot lasers at you. This time, he shoots them out of the laser cannon on the ceiling instead of out of his eye, so they're weaker.

Hybrid Slam - Hybrid will also occasionally slam his head into the ground, making a huge shockwave but also stunning him at the same time. This is your chance to attack.

Hybrid Shield - Hybrid can use his shield-like arm to block any projectiles you might have deflected. He can also use the shield to do a ground slam attack, sending out a shockwave.

Rematch Mode
In Rematch Mode, Hybrid is replaced with Puppet Hybrid. The arena you fight them in in monochromatic and covered in black smoke.

Differences
The Hybrid Drones are monochromatic, have no eyes, and are renamed "Hybrid Marionettes." They're much stronger than regular Hybrid Drones. The laser attack also gives you a poison effect. In the second phase, Puppet Hybrid's laser cannon makes a shockwave when the laser hits the ground. His shield arm now reflects projectiles instead of blocking them. Both ground smashing attacks make much more shockwaves. The Hybrids that Puppet Hybrid summons look much more like puppets and are renamed "Puppbrids." Puppet Hybrid can also summon other Puppet enemies. Monochromatic Hybrid Spires also appear in the background. These are renamed to "Puppet Spires" and constantly try and shoot lasers at you.

Bonus Phase
In the bonus phase, Puppet Hybrid's head drops down and rises up in a huge anthro mech. The Puppet Spires from the last fight vanish.

Attacks
Rocket - Puppet Hybrid can shoot out rockets. These rockets home in on you, but can be deflected back into Puppet Hybrid, hurting him.

Void Laser - Puppet Hybrid can also shoot out a laser, which gives you a poison effect if you get hit by it.

More Facts

 * After Hybrid is defeated, Hybrid's true form, a purple program with a chunk of its head floating nearby, makes a cameo in various places. If you manage to track them down, you can do a side-quest for them and they'll give you armor that gives you immunity to Hybrid Goo.

Main Story
You fight Hatraboard in the main part of a Hatra Processor Palace. This dictator has been torturing this computer for a long time, as well as many others with her corruptions. Today is the day her rule is ended.

First Phase
In Hatraboard's first phase, she stands in the background and sends Torturewall after you. To move on to the next phase, you need to destroy all the Torturewall.

Attacks
Summon Torturewall - Hatraboard will send Torturewalls after you, which will then try and attack you.

Second Phase
In her second phase, Hatraboard will jump into the arena and take out a giant sword.

Attacks
Tortureblade - Hatraboard can dash to where you're standing and slash you with her sword. This sword is made of Torturewall material, so it hurts a lot. This attack is dodgable however.

Summon Torturewall Scout - Hatraboard can also summon Torturewall Scouts to constantly and consistently damage you.

Rematch Mode
In Rematch Mode, Hatraboard is replaced by Hatra-Muscleboard, a Muscleboard that has Hatraboard-like features. You fight them in a ruined Hatra-Muscle Processor Palace.

Differences
In the first phase, Hatra-Muscleboard summons Torture-Brawnwall, which are Brawnwall Security that have Torturewall-like features. These enemies are much stronger than Torturewall. In Hatra-Muscleboard's second phase, she takes out a Hatra version of the greatsword that all Muscleboards have. This sword is much stronger than Hatraboard's sword. She also summons much more Torture-Brawnwall Scouts.

Bonus Phase
In the bonus phase, Hatra-Muscleboard begins to summon more units while also attacking you herself.

Attacks
Great Tortureblade - Hatra-Muscleboard can dash to where you're standing and slash you with her greatsword.

Summon - Hatra-Muscleboard can also summon Torturewalls, as well as other enemies like Beastruses and Royal Paingrams.

Hatra Slam - Hatra-Muscleboard can also slam her sword into the ground, making three shockwaves.

More Facts

 * Hatra-Muscleboard doesn't appear in the Main Story. However, if you look in a hidden place, you'll see a picture of Hatra-Muscleboard. Why this picture is here is unknown.

Main Story
You fight Casino in a giant casino in the middle of a Utopi Computer. This long con has gone on long enough.

First Phase
In his first phase, Casino runs around on the battlefield.

Attacks
Slots - Casino can use the slot machine on his hat to fire one of four projectile types at you.


 * Hearts - These projectiles spin in a large radius and eventually vanish.
 * Diamonds - These projectiles will home in on you.
 * Spades - These projectiles fly in an arc into the ground and blow up.
 * Clubs - These projectiles fly in a straight line. They will split into three clubs if they hit a wall or are deflected.

Fold - Casino can also summon cards with his 8-ball staff and send them towards you. The symbols on the card have no effect on the way the cards move.

Billiards - Casino can also create a few spherical projectiles and hit them with his staff, sending them in complex patterns.

Second Phase
In his second phase, Casino will gain more fearsome attacks.

Attacks
Dice - Casino can summon two large dice. They will roll towards you for a bit trying to crush you before vanishing.

Chips - Casino will summon a large stack of casino chips in the middle of the arena. They will then send casino chips flying after you. These casino chips break on impact.

Dominos - Casino will summon a row of dominos. He will then knock them over. Eventually, each domino will vanish.

Rematch Mode
In Rematch Mode, Casino is replaced with Inkasino, a Casino designed off of inkblot cartoons like Felix The Cat. You fight him on a giant monochrome roulette table that very slowly spins.

Differences
Inkasino's "Slots" attack fires many more projectiles. His "Billiards" and "Fold" attack summon more billiard balls and cards respectively. The projectiles are also much faster. In his second phase, the roulette table spins much faster. His "Dice" attack now summons three dice. His "Dominos" attack summons multiple rows of dominos. His "Chips" attack also summons many more chips which now home in on you.

Bonus Phase
In the Bonus Phase, Inkasino throws you onto a separate arena with a giant slot machine. This slot machine has many attacks which you'll need to dodge. Sometimes, Inkasino will jump down and try and attack you himself. This is when you can attack.

Attacks
Flame - If the slot machine lands on three flame symbols, it will shoot fireballs at you that give you a burning effect.

Freeze - If the slot machine lands on three ice symbols, it will shoot large snowballs at you that can freeze you.

Thunder - If the slot machine lands on three lightning symbols, it will shoot lightning balls at you which can electrocute you.

Star - If the slot machine lands on three Data Stars, it will shoot tons of data stars, which are fast, but weak..

Chunk - If the slot machine lands on three Data Chunks, it will shoot tons of data chunks, which are strong, but slow.

More Facts

 * Casino despises Utopigrams due to their ways of dealing with corruptions and their general demeanor.

Main Story
Malakhi is a Malware with a hook for a hand, some armor, and a large horned helmet. You fight Malakhi in a war-torn computer taken over by Malware. He's one of the officers in Malicious's army and an original Story Mode character.

First Phase
In his first phase, Malakhi doesn't attack. Instead, he summons multiple Malware-related enemies to attack you for him while he stands on a platform.

Attacks
Summon - Malakhi makes Malware-related enemies appear to attack for him.

Second Phase
Once the enemies are all defeated, Malakhi hops down from his platform and begins to attack you himself.

Attacks
Hook Slash - Malakhi can slash at you with his hook.

Spike Gun - Malakhi can also take out a modified gun which shoots out multiple spikes to hurt you. As you damage him more, Malakhi will use this attack more often and quicker.

Rematch Mode
In Rematch Mode, Malakhi is replaced with Malborg, a cyborg Malware who resembles Malakhi in numerous ways. You fight them in a steel containment room.

Differences
Malakhi summons Roboware, which look like gray malware with glowing red eyes. In his second phase, his Hook Slash does more damage due to his hook being made of lasers somehow. The spikes from his spike guns now explode.

Bonus Phase
In his bonus phase, Malborg sends you to a floating platform which he can split into multiple platforms.

Attacks
Laser Hook Slash - Malborg can slash at you with his hook.

Spike-Bomb Launcher - Malborg can also fire explosive spikes from a gun-like device.

Summon - Malborg can summon Roboware to assist him in attacking you.

More Facts

 * Malakhi is based off of some concept art Duncan drew of multiple Malware-related drawings.