Giygas is the Hands-down Most Disturbing Boss In a Non-Horror Video Game

I'm sorry. I was busy. 1. An abnormal amount of eyes alone is not disturbing. Some people are terrified of spider. Some think they are cute. It's all a matter of opinion. Also, the name of a character doesn't matter, unless it's ridiculous. Giygas's name doesn't make sense. Bongo Bongo is just ridiculous. For example, what kind of name is Kirby? It's not a real name. Neither is Bongo Bongo or Giygas. If it is popular, it isn't mocked. Before the Wii came out, people did nothing but talk about the motion control and mock the name. After it came out, people stopped talking about the name. Why? Because it is immensely popular. Most people only know what Earthbound is because of the Super Smash Bros. series. The Legend of Zelda is widely known because it is popular in the US. Fire Emblem hs only had games released in the US because of the Smash Bros. Series. Before that, it was a Japan-only series. The same thing with Stafy who was renamed Starfy after they released a game in the US which yet again was Japan-only until people became curious as to who this mysterious character was in SSBB. This happened yet again with Saki from Sin and Punishment: Successor of the Earth for the N64. That game was Japan-only, and now a sequel set for release in the US is in development because he was an assist trophy from SSBB. Oops. I just got way off track. For that, I apologize. 2. Dark and scary looking? Almost all dramatic boss battles take place in the dark. Not a big deal. Everything probably looks creepy when you can see by smelling. Hold on, you misspelled creepy. In addition, turning into bugs is not creepy. It is gross. Just like people exploding into goo. Gross is not disturbing. 3. Yes, it does look like a penguin. I can tell you as many times s I have to. It looks like a penguin. Originality has everything to do with it being disturbing. At the time hat Friday the 13th part 3 (when he got his mask) came out, People in hockey masks killing people was a new idea. Now, anything that isn't Friday the 13th that has a murderer in a hockey mask is considered a parody of the series, like Splatterhouse. Of course, the background story and quality of the films also is an important factor. If the film's quality was bad, then they wouldn't have made several sequels, leading up to the infamous hockey mask. If there wasn't a good background story, people would be confused, it wouldn't be as successful as it was, and again, no hockey mask. Dang. Getting off track again. 4. That is was. 5. Sure dragons and cobras are cool, but boars aren't. Again, originality almost always matters. Magic? A boar holding two swords is very hard to picture. I understand the battle wouldn't be as good if it wasn't dark, but that applies with almost anything. For example, there's no such thing as a horror movie taking place during the day. Can you imagine Friday the 13th during the day? Exactly. Besides, this is about the boss itself, not the scenery. It's true that Giygas just floats around and says stuff, but the events leading up to the battle, the background story, the fact that he is made out of fear, and one important detail I forgot, make him disturbing. Have you even played Earthbound and beaten Giygas? Anyways, Ness and his friends transfer their souls to robot bodies, because organic material cannot travel to Giygas's lair because of something with the time-space continuum that I don't remember. So, the first battle in Giygas's lair is with Pokey (now known as Porky) and Giygas (not his real form). Giygas apears as some sort of thing with Ness's lifeless body. . http://1.bp.blogspot.com... That's pretty disturbing. This is why Giygas is the most disturbing boss in a non-horror video game.