Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
#Melee #GigaBowser #TopTen
Here is a top 10 list of the hardest Super Smash Bros. Melee event matches for Giga Bowser to go through.
Want to support the creator of the world's hardest pokemon romhacks? Join my patreon at Sinonymous:
patreon.com/SinisterHoodedFigure
A little backstory; I love playing Super Smash Brothers Melee, and I still have a working gamecube and disk. Now with an action replay, I could play around with Giga Bowser, and possibly some debug menu shenanigans. I use Elgato as my capture card. Turns out I do play more video games than just pokemon. I tend to favor multiplayer franchises.
Giga Bowser Videos:
Giga Bowser Tries Events: youtube.com/watch?v=2pNlJFl9KXk
Giga Bowser Fails Events: youtube.com/watch?v=bqu1CE4FU1w&t=1153s
Smash Ultimate Showdown For Giga Bowser: youtube.com/watch?v=RbrWKWp5eI4&t=1391s
Very Hard Mode: youtube.com/watch?v=fKJm8eEgE6o&t=3s
Giga Bowser Breaks The Targets: youtube.com/watch?v=nHpZQUigN_g&t=130s
Music Tracks Used: (Please don't sue or demonitize me. All properties belong to Nintendo or their respective franchises. This video is not for children.)
Frozen Hillside Kirby's Airide
Dr. Mario with Lyrics BrentalFloss - youtube.com/watch?v=pc-EP-0xEDQ
The Third Day: youtube.com/watch?v=ZbR5WcyWl18
Green Greens Kirby's Air Ride youtube.com/watch?v=jpR4vkim7fE
Starfox BGM Venom Boss: youtube.com/watch?v=qpy75b1Tn8M
Pokemon Stadium 2 - Rival Battle: youtube.com/watch?v=cnlBkd7CMjM
Ultimate Koopa Super Mario 64 Music youtube.com/watch?v=oqiw8U1LEok
#Melee #GigaBowser #TopTen
Here is a top 10 list of the hardest Super Smash Bros. Melee event matches for Giga Bowser to go through.
Want to support the creator of the world's hardest pokemon romhacks? Join my patreon at Sinonymous:
patreon.com/SinisterHoodedFigure
A little backstory; I love playing Super Smash Brothers Melee, and I still have a working gamecube and disk. Now with an action replay, I could play around with Giga Bowser, and possibly some debug menu shenanigans. I use Elgato as my capture card. Turns out I do play more video games than just pokemon. I tend to favor multiplayer franchises.
Giga Bowser Videos:
Giga Bowser Tries Events: youtube.com/watch?v=2pNlJFl9KXk
Giga Bowser Fails Events: youtube.com/watch?v=bqu1CE4FU1w&t=1153s
Smash Ultimate Showdown For Giga Bowser: youtube.com/watch?v=RbrWKWp5eI4&t=1391s
Very Hard Mode: youtube.com/watch?v=fKJm8eEgE6o&t=3s
Giga Bowser Breaks The Targets: youtube.com/watch?v=nHpZQUigN_g&t=130s
Music Tracks Used: (Please don't sue or demonitize me. All properties belong to Nintendo or their respective franchises. This video is not for children.)
Frozen Hillside Kirby's Airide
Dr. Mario with Lyrics BrentalFloss - youtube.com/watch?v=pc-EP-0xEDQ
The Third Day: youtube.com/watch?v=ZbR5WcyWl18
Green Greens Kirby's Air Ride youtube.com/watch?v=jpR4vkim7fE
Starfox BGM Venom Boss: youtube.com/watch?v=qpy75b1Tn8M
Pokemon Stadium 2 - Rival Battle: youtube.com/watch?v=cnlBkd7CMjM
Ultimate Koopa Super Mario 64 Music youtube.com/watch?v=oqiw8U1LEok
![No EXP Sinister Run 🔴 Pokemon Blue [Episode 2]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yDq25N--hWs/mqdefault.jpg "No EXP Sinister Run 🔴 Pokemon Blue [Episode 2]
#PokemonBlue #NoEXP #SinisterRun
Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for the raw Pokemon Blue No EXP Sinister run, as the creator of Pokemon Blue Kaizo and Pokemon Emerald Kaizo, SinisterHoodedFigure, finally catches the ultimate catchers throughout Mt. Moon and the Cerulean Cape, and fights brutal trainers underleveled.
Sinister Run Rules:
No items in battle at all
No repeat pokemon in the party (no two pidgeys in the same party)
No overleveling the bosses Strongest Pokemon.
Poke Balls ONLY. NO Great Balls, Master Balls, or Safari Balls.
Glitchless Run, no safari zone glitch, mew glitch, skipping, etc.
NO LEGENDARY BIRDS
NO RARE CANDIES
No EXP
Try to catch all possible pokemon with these restrictions
This raw ruleset forces me to use level fives until I get past 4 trainers... against high level pidgeys with sand attack and quick attack. Poison is still a big threat, especially from koffings smog or ekans poison sting. We are also entering wrap territory.
Heres something not talked about in regards to wrap; Damage calculations. At low level, with low HP, low base power moves do surprisingly more damage totals than one powerful move. Fury attack is low accuracy and low power... because if it hits five times, it can do astonishing damage to level 5 as a reference. Hence why early game is so brutal.
The point im making is Wrap is BANNED in little cup, because it is as brutal as an OHKO move. It takes 5 turns to kill with wrap on some pokemon, as opposed to 100 at higher levels. Wrap is even more broken, just like dragon rage. So... I had to fight an overleveld ekans with level 5, against poison and wrap. Funny.
New Team Members:
lv 7. Jigglypuff - despite having ONLY sing, it is the only pokemon that can use it (clefairy gets sing at level 13, highest level is 12, no rare candies.), so Jigglypuff is going to be a team player in fights, and especially in catching Pokemon. Thankfully, becoming Wigglytuff does improve its survivability.
Lv. 10 Geodude - Normal resistance is such a nice thing to have, but combined with Sand Attack abuse, Geodude can best even the monsters like Raticate and quick attackers.
Lv. 12 Paras - I thought it would get stun spore. It does not. Its there for muscle.
Lv. 12 Zubat - Used to run away from things. In fact, I had to catch another cause Batboi was getting outspeed, which was unacceptable. Until I learned CLEFABLE has the same speed stat as Zubat, and Clefable is slow as balls. How is Zubat such a speedster?
Lv. 12 Clefairy - This was a PAIN to find. 1%ers generally are. Jigglypuff is no exception. It gets pound, better stats, growl, and it evolves. It can learn mega punch, which hits hard, and water gun, which does more to geodude and onix than Squirtle does. Mt. Moon has TWO moon stones, I elected to make Clefairy into Clefable, and muscle on through, which helps in boss fights and higher leveled enemies.
Lv. 12 Sandshrew - Pokemon Blue Exclusive, and another sand attacker is incredibly helpful, with some physical bulk.
Lv. 14 Bellsprout - A keystone pokemon for the Cerulean Gym Battle, and a Blue exclusive. Growth makes this helpful, and wrap can help too.
The rest I capture at higher levels, to get more moves and stats. This makes Jigglypuff/Wigglytuff the most important pokemon to catch. Sleep is POWERFUL with the catch rate calculations in gen 1. 55 accuracy sucks... so I have to even things out with Sand Attack, blind the enemy fully, maybe add growls, get damage down, and let JigglyTuff Sing as much as possible, and throw pokeballs.
Bosses:
🔴 Team Rocket: Yes, they are actually scary as hell compared to the other trainers. One rocket in particular has an illegal level 16 Raticate (because they are evil criminals), with STAB Hyper Fang, and I face off against that, cause I have something to prove and need money.
🔴 Rival Jrose11: Remember when I said Pidgeys were the devil here? Meet lv 18. Pidgeotto, the biggest troll with Sand Attack, the highest levels, and stab quick attack. The rest are manageable, though Rattata is kind of a jerk.
🔴 Gym Leader Misty: Yeah, my sweeper gets killed by Starmie, the most powerful pokemon you will face thus far, and it will slaughter everything, unless you blind its... gemstone, that thing doesnt even have eyes. She is opposite to Brock that she focuses on aggressive offense and speed compared to the rocky stone wall that are his rock types.
So one divergent thing about the Sinister Run, you cant just Catch a Dugtrio and sweep Misty and everything else with my Sinister Run Rules. It feels so good to do, but is less interesting to show off. Im also attempting to catch every pokemon possible with these rules... sorta Professor Oaks challenge run.
Deathless? Naw... no, I aint doing deathless yet. I would have to show off everything, which is also boring to watch. I will skip recordings on some trainers, apart from unavoidable ones, gym trainers, and running endlessly in grass or caves.")
