Comments by "redfish337" (@redfish337) on "Top 10 Epic Boss Battles of the 1990s" video.

Twinrova was just a less cool merger of Agahnim and Trinexx. It's an okay boss... but, it'd have been better if it wasn't the last regular dungeon boss... I think I'd put about 20 90's Zelda bosses above it... and there are quite a few really bad ones! Really the whole Spirit Temple itself was a bit of a disappointment... I mean, I actually really LIKE that dungeon, but again, it'd be better if it wasn't the last one. It just seemed so basic compared to the four other main dungeons.
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Gambit X It's still the 5th as far as the game is concerned, and therefore far more likely to be the last for any first time player. And that's what I judge it on- my impressions when I finally got to the last temple and last temple boss. It was a pretty level, but, compared to all of the previous temples I was not at all challenged either by puzzles or by battles, and the boss itself was also a bit of a letdown. Even the amoeba boss is better to me. >___>
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Gustavo Paz Water Temple was more a puzzle level than anything, so it fit. The only thing that was underwhelming was they decided to put the Dark Link battle in that dungeon, so the battle highlight of the dungeon was THAT, rather than the boss. And Morpha would also suck as the boss for the final main dungeon. And a puzzle focused dungeon is a lousy final one too. It fit well as a middle one. Like I think Twinrova and the Spirit Temple would. Neither of these has the pizzazz to anchor. Morpha wasn't trying to, so it was kind of fun. Twinrova was trying to anchor, so it was a bit of a disappointment.
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The concept... heck, just running into it... is cool. It's really early in the game so it got the adrenaline pumping a bit the first time. But there are at least three far more intense and cool battles in that game, two of which I still consider to be quite epic, especially cuz I suck at this kind of game. But even those are like... number 80+ or so maybe...
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