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Each of the Kings is named after a food or drink, as is the case with the rest of the main cast of Little King's Story. (''Main Article: [[Etymology]])'' |
Each of the Kings is named after a food or drink, as is the case with the rest of the main cast of Little King's Story. (''Main Article: [[Etymology]])'' |
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Revision as of 18:38, 16 April 2020
Bosses in Little King's Story come in two forms: Kings and Guardians. Several other minor Boss battles also appear throughout the adventure.
Kings
The King Bosses (left, Jumbo Champloon, bottom left, King Shishkebaboo, top, Long Sauvage, right, Onii King, bottom right, King Omelet, bottom middle, TV Dinnah, between TV Dinnah and King Shishkebaboo, King Duvroc).
The seven main bosses in Little King's Story are the seven Kings ruling seven kingdoms. Once Corobo beats one, he takes over the corresponding kingdom and gains a princess. They are:
- Onii King (Onii Kingdom)
- King Duvroc (Kingdom of The Jolly)
- King Shishkebaboo (Ripe Kingdom)
- King Omelet (Worrywart Kingdom)
- TV Dinnah (Primetime Kingdom)
- Long Sauvage (Tiptoe Kingdom)
- Jumbo Champloon (New Island)
Each of the Kings is named after a food or drink, as is the case with the rest of the main cast of Little King's Story. (Main Article: Etymology)
Concept art for the Kings from the King Story Official Guidebook
Guardians
Along with Kings, there are Guardian UMA that protect Forests. Defeating one will allow Corobo to build villages and cities in the land where the forest once stood. Only Cow Bones, the Onii Man, and either the Clockwork Knight or the Blue Dragon are necessary to finish the game, while the rest are optional.
- Cow Bones (Ruined Turnip Field, Cemetery, Turnip Forest, Over-there-Beach)
- Onii Man (Meadow over the Bridge, Onii Grounds)
- Yvonne (Upchuck Forest)
- Clockwork Knight (Wavy Rock Forest)
- Owl Hag (Owl Forest)
- Ogre Ergo (Torn Forest)
- Mush Bro (Mushroom Forest)
- Mush Geezer (Shadow Forest)
- Radeeze (Red Turnip Forest)
- Blue Dragon (Small Lot)
Other
Some sidequests involve fighting bosses that do not affect the main story.
Final Boss
After defeating all the Kings, a new objective begins which results in King Corobo fighting one final opponent.