Uploaded May 2008 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Twenty-fourth video. This is the background for the "dangerous territory" of the fourth Warlock Zone. After hearing about the nefarious Otafu Army from the ninja cat Koban, you travel to their headquarters and encounter another ninja, Yae.
This area has what is, in my opinion, the funniest boss in any SNES game. It is ... a giant, fat face that bounces around the room inexplicably. As you attack the face (throwing money is preferable to regular attacks), it will fall into pieces on the floor. Upon doing this it will reform ... or try to, anyway. In reforming, the face jumbles random body parts. The cheeks usually wind up where the eyes should be, the mouth gets in the face's hair, the eyebrows reform way too high, and it all makes for some very interesting pictures. As the face dwindles in health, instead of falling to pieces, it will get bigger. Before long, the face becomes so enormous that you don't even have room to stand, and your entire SNES screen becomes enveloped by the face. Though the battle is ludicrous, it is actually somewhat challenging, especially if you aren't yet experienced with the game.
However, this is not the boss music. This is the music for the area that has the aforementioned boss, and it has a few traps of its own. If you're playing a two-player game, be sure to carry your friend on piggyback; otherwise, it is incredibly easy to lose a life. Hope you enjoy the music!
Twenty-fourth video. This is the background for the "dangerous territory" of the fourth Warlock Zone. After hearing about the nefarious Otafu Army from the ninja cat Koban, you travel to their headquarters and encounter another ninja, Yae.
This area has what is, in my opinion, the funniest boss in any SNES game. It is ... a giant, fat face that bounces around the room inexplicably. As you attack the face (throwing money is preferable to regular attacks), it will fall into pieces on the floor. Upon doing this it will reform ... or try to, anyway. In reforming, the face jumbles random body parts. The cheeks usually wind up where the eyes should be, the mouth gets in the face's hair, the eyebrows reform way too high, and it all makes for some very interesting pictures. As the face dwindles in health, instead of falling to pieces, it will get bigger. Before long, the face becomes so enormous that you don't even have room to stand, and your entire SNES screen becomes enveloped by the face. Though the battle is ludicrous, it is actually somewhat challenging, especially if you aren't yet experienced with the game.
However, this is not the boss music. This is the music for the area that has the aforementioned boss, and it has a few traps of its own. If you're playing a two-player game, be sure to carry your friend on piggyback; otherwise, it is incredibly easy to lose a life. Hope you enjoy the music!
