Good evening everybody! This is Aifos coming to you alive from the Access Arc! And I want to tell you a story. Not long ago, I met someone who impressed me very much. She was so strong, and courageous.. A secret agent of the highest order! I was so impressed.. That I gave her a complete remodel, and hired her as a company security guard! . . . At least.. I tried. As it turns out, though, stamping “Propert of the All Inclusive Fictional Organization, Savvy?” on someone’s forehead with permanent ink does not actually legally bind them to the company. Yayaka wasn’t to keen on joining up after that, and that’s how I wound up with 16 broken bones, and Papika as my security guard instead! Speaking of security guards, broken bones, and longer than need be introductions, bosses in games have, and/or cause all three of those! And when bosses pop up multiple times in a game, or series, they’re usually called a “reoccurring” boss. Sometimes, reoccurring bosses can be quite annoying *cough* Warden Eternal *cough* but when they’re done right, it can give you a feel of rivalry with the boss, make you look forwards to the next encounter, and feel all the better when you punch them so hard they explode! For the purpose of this thread, bosses that appear several times in cutscenes, but are only fought once or twice still count. Especially when those cutscenes involve sending their minions after you, and said “minions” are full fledged bosses in their own right! [b][u]Tl;dr? Here’s my point![/u][/b] Favorite reoccurring bosses in games? My answer: [spoiler]I really like Susie in Kirby: Planet Robobot. Technically, you only fight her once, but she appears before almost every boss in the game, giving some brief exposition on herself, Haltmann Works, the boss, etc. Even though the story wasn’t any more complex than, say, Triple Deluxe, or Milky Way Wishes, the various boss cutscenes made it feel like it was.[/spoiler] Edit: I can’t believe nobody pointed out that gargantuan typo in the title.. For the record, “reoccurringcurring” is not a word.