History Characters / RealmOfTheMadGodEnemies

* DeathActivatedSuperpower: When a Djinn takes a significant amount of damage (500), it will become invulnerable and flash red for a second, shoot a ring of white bullets, then die.
* EliteMooks: Gods are the most powerful and toughest monsters in the Realm. Standing out are Lucky Gods (more powerful remixed versions of gods), Sting Spiders, Great Owls and Corsair Crabs, who are even more powerful than standard gods and always drop dungeon portal (plus a potion in case of Lucky Gods).

!!Headless Horseman
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A particularly powerful monster that shows up sometimes in the Godlands.
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* BossInMookClothing: Is much more powerful than the normal Gods.
* LightningBruiser: Moves fast, is rather bulky, and can hit very hard.
* LosingYourHead: As the Headless Horseman's name could attest.
* RareRandomDrop: Can rarely drop the Headless Rider Paladin skin.

There is a chance that a Mysterious Crystal will spawn in the Godlands, and beg all nearby players to break it. The Crystal must have 50000 damage dealt to it in five seconds, or else it will fully heal. Once it is destroyed, the Crystal Prisoner will emerge and attack.

* FightingAShadow: The Totalia enemies are merely apparitions of the real Totalia, sent by her to collect bone tokens.

* BeardOfEvil: Archmages of Flame and Glacier Archmages have quite prominent beards.

* MookMaker: Titanums and Paladin Obelisks can churn out unlimited numbers of stone minions, but do not attack directly.

* RareRandomDrop: Ice Adepts can drop The Forgotten Ring.

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->''The Forgotten King has raised his Avatar!''
A skull-like abomination created by the Forgotten King in an attempt to invade the realm. Drops the portal to The Shatters.

* BulletHell: His attacks are heavily patterned and spew enormous quantities of bullets. Made worse by the fact that each shot does ludicrous damage.

* MarathonBoss: The Lost Sentry has a towering 125,000 base HP only exceeded by the Avatar and the Appetizer[[note]]The winter seasonal bosses have lower HP but scale more drastically[[/note]], although he thankfully doesn't have that much defense. With the constant BulletHell he sprays in all directions and the invincible Spectral Sentry patrolling the area, it's already enough of a chore getting close to him, even for longer-ranged classes. And when you do get within firing range, you have to deal with his enormous health bar and devastating attacks up close and personal.

* ChefOfIron: The Appetizer is a chef who attacks by throwing various kinds of food.
* SupremeChef: According to the Realm Eye, the Appetizer is exceptionally skilled in culinary arts.

!!The Forgotten Sentinel
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->''Who has woken me...leave this place.''

* AchillesHeel: He boasts more raw firepower than almost every other boss (we're talking a constant stream of 250-damage shots) and is very hard to dodge from... except [[spoiler:there's a glaringly obvious blind spot right beside him.]]
* ActionBomb: Summons hordes of Blobombs, powerful enemies that self-destruct into highly-damaging explosions.
* FlunkyBoss: Before battling him, you must clear all the Titanums and Paladin Obelisks, as well as their minions, from his chamber. He also summons armies of Blobombs to blow you up during his fight.
* HeroAntagonist: The Forgotten Sentinel only wants to stop you from unleashing whatever horror lies in the depths of the Shatters.

* InstantDeathRadius: Constantly maintains a "field" of bluish energy pulses that radiate around him. Touching this field is instant death for all but the beefiest of melee classes, as the shots are very stacked and inflict huge damage.

* StationaryBoss: Can't move.

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->''Your souls will feed my king.''

* TheCorruptor: Was the one who gave the Forgotten King the idea of communing with the Void Entity. It's unknown what his true intentions were, but it's safe to assume he knew very well what this action would cause.

* FlunkyBoss: In his first phase he mostly fights by summoning various portals and the like to unleash tons of bullets onto you. In the second he just summons his two birds and sits on the sidelines. Not to mention he has his Magi-Generators along the side of the room that will fire at you for most the fight.

* InvincibleMinorMinion: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted.]] The Magi-Generators are invincible and take cheap shots at you for parts of the fight, but later become vulnerable when the Archmage starts absorbing them to boost his attacks.
* SuperPowerMeltdown: Implied when he absorbs the Magi-Generators to unleash massive waves of energy. He doesn't die after though.
-->'''The Twilight Archmage:''' "THE POWER… IT CONSUMES ME!"
* TurnsRed: An optional example. If he is not killed by the time all the Magi-Generators have been absorbed or destroyed, he will move around erratically, tossing Fire and Ice Portals all over the place.

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->''YOU TEST THE PATIENCE OF A GOD!''

* TheDreaded: You know when it's implied that [[BigBad Oryx]] of all people is scared of this guy that you're dealing with something serious. Although with the release of the official lore, it's safe to say that he's more afraid of the Void Entity than the king himself.
* FlunkyBoss: Before damaging him, you have to beat your way through his various minions.
* AnIcePerson: Can use ice attacks along with fire.
* PhysicalGod: Seems to be one, as he possesses the power of one.
* PlayingWithFire: While he does use ice and energy attacks, most of his attacks are fire-based. He's also able to flood the area with lava.
* PowerCrystal:
* PraetorianGuard: The Forgotten King periodically summons groups of Royal Guardians during his second phase. Two stronger guards must be dispatched before he awakens.

* TurnsRed: His final phase, a BulletHell which puts nearly every other boss to shame. However, it can be bypassed by standing far away enough from him until he turns vulnerable. But if you [[https://youtu.be/sJZM-DxdSXg?t=85 don't...]]
-->'''The Forgotten King:''' "YOU TEST THE PATIENCE OF A GOD!"
* YinYangBomb: Can use ice and fire attacks simultaneously.

* LevelScaling: All event bosses and most of their minions scale HP to the number of players in the realm.

* LevelScaling: All dungeon bosses have 20% HP scaling.

* WakeUpCallBoss: Chances are she will be one of the first bosses to actually give you trouble.

* WakeUpCallBoss: Significantly harder than most bosses you would find in Midlands dungeons.

* SealedEvilInACan: Implied, as she asks you to break the watery barrier surrounding her for a "Reward".

* AllYourPowersCombined: She can use the elements of every single Sprite in the Sprite World.

* FemaleMonsterSurprise: You wouldn't expect an energy being to be female, but Limon is indeed a girl.

* ThatOneBoss: While it lacks the pure damage and status effects of the Desire Troll, the Gigacorn is still notorious due to the fact that all of its attacks pierce armor, meaning melees like the Knight can die just as easily as fragile classes like Wizards. It's also nigh-impossible to approach due to it's constant firing of shotguns.

* ThatOneBoss: Not in the whole game, but the Desire Troll is notorious for being the hardest of the Candyland Bosses. Its rapid bombardment of various bullets do immense damage and it spams red bombs all over the place, each of which can do high damage and have a wide radius. Worst of all, several of its shots can stun players, making them unable to attack. It's not hard compared to some of the other bosses, but is definitely the hardest in this particular dungeon.

* GlassCannon: The Spoiled Creampuff can dish out a good amount of damage, but has very low health, so is usually not a particular threat. However, it has been known to one-shot squishier players.

A relative of the Puppet Master and Halloween enthusiast, who was granted a plot of land by Skuld. The boss of the Halloween Haunted Cemetery (an optional area of the Haunted Cemetery, and formerly a separate, time-limited dungeon), and a slightly frailer reskin of the Puppet Master 2.

* MovesetClone: The Pumpkin Master and his summoned minions have the same HP, defence and attacks of the Puppet Master 2 and his minions, but the Pumpkin Master has less health and throws out his attacks more frequently than the standard Puppet Master 2 does.

* FlechetteStorm: Can fire a storm of tiny brown bullets that move erratically and are near-impossible to dodge. They inflict minimal damage but also Quiet you.

* InstantDeathRadius: Sometimes lunges forwards and unleashes a circle of highly damaging shots. If the whole attack hits you, only some form of invulnerability will save you.

* PaletteSwap: Appearance-wise, the only difference between non-heroic Septavius and other Ghost Gods are his red eyes.

Treasure room boss of the Undead Lair.

* FlunkyBoss: Can summon Malphas Flamers and Malphas Protectors, small demons that assist him. His (huge) room is also home to six White Demons, which players are recommended to kill first before engaging in battle against Malphas.
* SizeShifter: Can become larger or smaller depending on the phase.

Boss of the Toxic Sewers. An unholy amalgamation of magic residue that seeped into the Realm's sewers.

* ArmorPiercingAttack: Utilises armor-breaking attacks quite liberally.

* FlunkyBoss: Has several Natural Slime Gods in his room that will open fire on players that enter. He can also spawn swarms of Gulpord Slimes that lob bombs.
* GrenadeSpam: The swarm of Gulpord Slimes he creates lob literal hailstorms of grenades (that thankfully don't do much damage).
* KingMook: This boss is a reskin of normal Slime Gods.
* MuckMonster: Gulpord and his minions composed entirely of what appears to be toxic sewer sludge.
* PlayingWithFire: Shoots ''Poison Fireballs!''
* RareRandomDrop: The Void Blade and the Murky Toxin.

->''Hello young adventurers, will you be able to answer my question correctly?''
A strange man transformed into a rat one day. Can be found in the Toxic Sewers and will reward you if you can answer his riddle.

* ShoutOut: The Master Rat is a reference to ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles''; being a rat similar to Splinter, living in the sewers, dropping ninja equipment and spawning turtles.

Boss of the Puppet Master's Theatre. A mad jester obsessed with puppetry, infusing his puppets with souls to give them life.

* IfYoureSoEvilEatThisKitten: Created to prove the Puppet Master's worth to Oryx.

* PerversePuppet: An evil puppet modelled after the Oryx who uses powerful magic.

Boss of the Cursed Library. Once an esteemed librarian, the loss of his life's work at Ruthven's hands drove him insane.

* BossArenaIdiocy: COMPLETELY inverted. His arena boasts invincible gas emitters that limit your movement, a conveniently placed invincible bubble he can jump into for safety, and cages full of monsters he can sic on you.

* BulletHell: Definitely brings up the image with his fancy, multicolored patterns and large number of bullets.

* TrueFinalBoss: In the original version of the Lair of Draconis, the Ivory Wyvern can only be fought if Feargus was the first killed amongst the four Lair of Draconis bosses. After the dungeon was reworked, there's no longer a way to miss the Ivory Wyvern.

* MarathonBoss: His ''base health'' alone is higher than most other bosses in the game at 400,000, and his scaling only sends his HP skyrocketing to obscene levels.

* DualBoss: The two are fought together.

* StoneWall: Due to their decent HP and solid DEF scores of 80, they are extremely durable and exceptionally hard to kill quickly. While they can't inflict instakills unless sat on, they're capable of outputting significant damage if they land their attacks, although they're still somewhat cumbersome.
* TookALevelInBadass: They used to have rather low stats overall and could be killed extremely quickly by even a small group. Then they gained various buffs such as status immunity, a HealingFactor and increased health, but still died extremely fast. Then, when they were given HP Scaling, they suddenly became incredibly tanky: not even a large group could kill them quickly. And finally, another update significantly boosted their damage and gave their attacks piercing properties, making them more of a genuine threat.
* TurnsRed: When one dies, the other gains access to an attack where it throws its sword, which lands and starts spewing paralyze bullets.

* TurnsRed: His final phase, where he chases players while spamming shots and Keys.

* TheWorfEffect: Shaitan, king of the Djinn and a very powerful boss in his own right, was soundly defeated by Oryx during his time as a hero.

* EmotionEater: Instead of food, the F.E.R.A.L. actually consumes the very essence of Oryx's anger to survive.

* TheBusCameBack: The F.E.R.A.L. was initially designed as an enemy related to the Mad Lab, only to be scrapped and left to waste away for nearly a decade. Now, not only is it back in action, it's ''far'' stronger than what it was intended to be.
* WaveMotionGun: Can fire a massive laser that deals incredible sustained damage for one of its attacks. It's the first enemy in the game to utilize this type of move.

* AllYourPowersCombined: His third incarnation combines the signature powers of his four closest subordinates. He uses Dammah's portal summoning, Leucoryx's holy light barrages, Gemsbok's teleportation, and Beisa's enraging/"exalting".

* BadassBoast: Has far too many to count, but a particularly magnificent one is when he transforms into his Exalted form during his Sanctuary battle.

* FinalBoss: Before facing Oryx's simulacrum in his chamber, you must close the Realm by hunting down and killing all event bosses, causing him to teleport everyone in the closing realm to his castle, then defeating the Stone Guardians in the castle to open the way to his chamber and fight him. This usually ends up with players returning to the Nexus, as the Wine Cellar Incantations needed to proceed further are rare to come across.

* LightIsNotGood: Despite his usual BlackKnight aesthetic, almost all of his attacks are light-colored in appearance, and his second form can use suns to attack. Further exemplified by his Exalt form, which not only uses holy light to attack, but causes his armor to turn gold and silver while his sword and attacks ignite with golden fire. When he uses his strongest attack, his armor will glow even brighter to the point of being virtually white. The Realm Eye cites these radiant powers as him corrupting the Exaltation system, rather than being truly holy powers as he claims.
* MadGod: It's in the name, although he didn't give the title to himself. He was given this title by the heroes as a final act of spite against the former hero that enslaved the Realm to his will.

* DarkIsEvil: In his later phases, he switches his light attacks to chaotic ones.

One of Oryx's 4 closest confidants, and one of the minibosses in Oryx's Sanctuary. A shadowy manipulator who has long since been commanding Oryx's army and keeping order in his empire from behind the scenes.

* CounterAttack: Doing too much damage to him during his blade-summoning phase will trigger a counter where he inflicts the whole party with a lengthy dose of Sick. If you interrupt his opening speech, he will start with this.

* MysteriousPast: Downplayed. He's the only one of the four minibosses that doesn't have a specified reason for why they joined Oryx's cause. For all players are aware, he was just ''there'' when Oryx began his conquest.
* PlayingWithFire: His portals primarily attack with fire and poison.
* PoisonousPerson: His portals primarily attack with fire and poison.

* TheTurretMaster: Wields a variety of portals to attack. In fact, the attacks he has that ''don't'' come from his portals are rather limited.

* ALighterShadeOfBlack: While he's still malevolent, his reveal lore explicitly refers to him as the sanest among the 4 Sanctuary minibosses, and it quickly becomes obvious when you meet the guy. Given what the other three are like, that admittedly isn't the highest bar to reach.
* LightningBruiser: Beisa hits as hard as you'd expect from a mighty centaur general, but is tied with Gemsbok as the squishiest of the minibosses. However, not only is he supported by many adds and Armored for much of his fight (giving him the highest effective defense among his colleagues), unlike [[StationaryBoss them]] he's ''extremely'' mobile and will often spend the fight charging around the arena. A combination of mobility, minion support, and the [[BulletHell difficulty of approaching him in many phases]] are what turn Beisa into a MarathonBoss for excessively large or inexperienced groups, despite his lower health.
* MookCommander: Gives orders to his troops and directs their formations in battle. If Beisa is staggered by players, his troops will be left helpless and confused without orders from the chief.

* RecurringBoss: Their leader is Bonegrind the Undead Butcher, whom you might recognise as the tutorial boss Bonegrind the Butcher, back for revenge.

* PublicDomainCharacter: Molek and Balaam are two demons originating from Literature/TheBible. According to the Realm Eye, they aren't actually the real deal or even naturally-occurring demons with the same name, but fake constructs created from his imagination and Azamoth's power. It ''is'' lonely down there, after all.

* HeavilyArmoredMook: El Dorado has unusually high defense, which is only accentuated by the fact that it's almost permanently Armored (giving it an effective 130 defense for most of the fight).

* BossDissonance: The Sprite World features laughably weak enemies, and the only threatening monster (Native Sprite God) is rarely seen. The boss, however, moves very quickly, deals high damage, and has a PuzzleBoss phase that takes some working around.

* StationaryBoss: One of Limon's phases is to stop moving for a while and set up a box of turrets that create a cage of bullets.

* GiantEnemyCrab: The Calamity Crab is a crab bigger than the player characters.

Successor of Dreadstump and boss of Deadwater Docks. Took over the seas once Dreadstump retired.

* FlunkyBoss: Summons hordes of parrots that heal him, block shots, and attack players.

* MarathonBoss: His parrots give him a truly insane healing rate, and in groups not big enough to steamroll him in 5 seconds expect to take a long time chipping him down to nothing.
* MoreDakka: His signature Cannon Barrage, where he fires out rapid waves of fast moving cannonballs in all directions. This attack hits hard and can delete the health bars of even the most armored of characters.
* {{Pirate}}: Jon Bilgewater the Pirate King is the leader of the pirates in the Deadwater Docks.

* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: Even though his mother Arachna kicked him out, he still cares about her and wants to find a way to undo her curse. That he's willing to confide this in the heroes of the Nexus once he senses such an opportunity demonstrates how deep his bond still goes.

* TimeAbyss: Claims he's been around for ''eons'' scheming up the world's destruction - for reference, Oryx is implied to have been tyrant for a few decades at most. Considering his status as the physical manifestation of evil, this claim likely holds weight.

* KnifeNut: While he never uses it in battle, the gilded dagger Avarice is stated to be his pride, and a weapon that had been used to backstab countless dealers in shady dealing.

The "boss" of the Tutorial stage. Actually a harmless chicken Oryx named as such to scare off adventurers. Physically incapable of doing any damage.

* JokeCharacter: It's hard to take an Evil Chicken God seriously, especially when it is completely harmless.

* ZeroEffortBoss: This 'boss' doesn't even fight back against you.

* EnergyWeapon: Shoots big lasers in his final phase.

* MonsterLord: Shaitan is the king of the Djinn.
* TheParalyzer: Shaitan's hands will try to 'grip' players by sitting on them and keeping them paralysed.
* PlayingWithFire: Is a fire spirit. Most of his attacks are fire-based.

* ElectricJellyfish: One of the Royal Cnidarian's attacks is an electric bolt that paralyses players.

* ShieldedCoreBoss: It can summon Gold Cnidarians which turn the Royal Cnidarian invulnerable as long as a Gold Cnidarian is still alive.

* AGodAmI: Clearly sees himself as one, but he doesn't actually refer to himself as a god until [[spoiler:he ascends to his Exalted form in his third battle]].

* BadassBoast: Has far too many to count, but a particularly magnificent one is when he [[spoiler:transforms into his Exalted form during his Sanctuary battle]] (tying into the above).

* PhysicalGod: It's unknown whether he actually is a god or not (since he's heavily implied to have been born mortal), but he definitely fights with the strength of one, ''especially'' in his later battles where he starts doing things like summoning meteor strikes, explosive suns, and scorching holy light. Come the Mad God Messenger set and Oryx's Sanctuary, and you find out that there's actually a religion that worships the guy.

* RecursiveAmmo: His second incarnation can fire suns that explode into rings of fireballs.

* TheWorfEffect: He genuinely dreads the Void to the point where he openly admits he's struggled against those touched by it, notably what remains of the Shatters and the Lost Halls.

* EliteMooks: Gods are the most powerful and toughest monsters in the Realm. Lucky Gods are rarer, even more powerful remixed versions of gods, in one way or another, who always drop a potion and dungeon portal.

* HealingFactor: The Constructs constantly heal each other in a circle, essentially making them impervious to most damage. The only ways to kill them are to use a Mystic to cut off the healing to one of them before breaking the chain one-by-one, or overwhelming them with brute force.

!!Sting Spider

* EliteMooks: Sting Spiders are even more powerful and complex than normal Gods, and have a chance to drop the entrance to one of the hardest dungeons in the game.
* GiantSpider: Sting Spiders are around four times as large as player characters.

!!Headless Horseman
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A particularly powerful monster that shows up sometimes in the Godlands.
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!!Candyland Hunting Grounds

* MetalSlime: Golden Rats. They're pretty uncommon, do not fight back but try to run away from you, despawn if not killed quickly enough, and have fairly good drops (Potions of Defense and the UT Murky Toxin).

* TurnsRed: Once a tower hits half health, they gain the ability to fire stun bullets.

[[folder: Dungeon Bosses]]

* BonusBoss: Can be randomly found in a treasure room within the Undead Lair.

* RecurringBoss: He is actually Dr. Terrible, but his attacks have very little in common with those of his original version.

* BossBonanza: During the first phase of the fight, the Crystal Entity spawns three Crystal Guardians to fight the players. Only once you've dispatched three does the Entity become vulnerable.

* GoldAndWhiteAreDivine: Is primarily light-grey and gold (with his items straight up being white and gold), and was designed to be a godlike golem capable of felling Oryx himself.

* AllMythsAreTrue: Subverted with Molek and Balaam, two demons originating from Literature/TheBible. The Realm Eye confirms they aren't actually the real deal or even naturally-occurring demons with the same name, but fake constructs created from his imagination and Azamoth's power. It ''is'' lonely down there, after all.

* MultipleHeadCase: The three-headed Balaam, the second demon summoned by the cultists before they sacrifice themselves to empower Malus.

* PinataEnemy: If the Master Rat's question is answered correctly, he'll disappear and spawn four turtles in his place. These turtles do nothing but wander around the treasure room, and they have a chance to drop the Void Blade, one of the untiered items normally dropped by Gulpord.
* PuzzleBoss: When he's first encountered, he'll ask a question. If answered correctly, he'll disappear and spawn four harmless turtles which have the same chance to drop the UT Void Blade as Gulpord does. If the answer is wrong, he'll explode and vanish, leaving nothing for you.

!!Jon Bilgewater the Pirate King
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->''CANNON BARRAGE!''
Successor of Dreadstump and boss of Deadwater Docks. Took over the seas once Dreadstump retired.

* MarathonBoss: The Lost Sentry has a towering 125,000 base HP, although he thankfully doesn't have that much defense. With the constant BulletHell he sprays in all directions and the invincible Spectral Sentry patrolling the area, it's already enough of a chore getting close to him, even for longer-ranged classes. And when you do get within firing range, you have to deal with his enormous health bar and devastating attacks up close and personal.

!!Parasite Chambers

* {{Cyclops}}

* SegmentedSerpent: In its first phase.

!!Shadow Cube Blaster

* LivingShadow: The Shadow Cube God was born from the Tesseract Goddess' shadow.

!!Nightmare Colony
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A grotesque, horrific monster of unknown origin that serves as the boss of the Parasite Chambers.

* ActionBomb: The Crystallised Boomer summons Crystal Buds, which explode into Exposing shards.

!!The Glitch
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->''I AM ERROR. PRESS ANY KEY TO RESTART.''
An entity twisted into a being of uncertain existence and bizarre power. Drops the entrance to The Machine.

* ActionBomb: Can throw bombs that explode into rings of shots.

* ActionBomb: Throws boulders that explode into rings of shots and spawn in spikes that turn solid ground into quicksand.

* ActionBomb: Summons Coral Bombs, which cluster and explode into Pet Stasising pink shards.

* EnemySummoner: The Swarm Tree summons Micro Megamoth Sentinels and Mecha Squirrels.

* AchillesHeel: Armor Piercing weapons. These deprive it of its greatest asset - its monumental defense - and make it so that the barrels are only occasionally needed to dispel its invincibility, allowing players to focus more on dodging and exploiting safe spots in its patterns. If you bring one with good range like a Crystal Wand or Tezcacoatl's Tail, the fight goes from reasonably difficult to trivial.

* AnIcePerson: Can use ice attacks along with his fire ones.

* ActionBomb: Its segments explode into Quieting shards upon destruction.

* ActionBomb: The Marble Colossus Rocks, which explode into rings of shots that do heavy damage.

* LightIsNotGood: Despite his usual BlackKnight aesthetic, almost all of his attacks are light-colored in appearance, and his second form can use suns to attack. Further exemplified by his Exalt form, which not only uses holy light to attack, but causes his armor to turn gold and silver while his sword and attacks ignite with golden fire. When he uses his strongest attack, his armor will glow even brighter to the point of being virtually white. The Realm Eye cites these radiant powers as him corrupting the (not-yet-implemented) Exaltation system, rather than being truly holy powers as he claims.

* GratuitousJapanese: ''Kage Kami'' is Japanese for ''Shadow God''. He can say "Kyoufu no Kage!", which means "Shadow of Fear!" in Japanese.

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!!Lesser Gods
Uniquely powerful enemies that are a step up from the normal enemies. These include the Flayer God, Undead Dwarf God, Minotaur, and Lizard God.

* DeadManSwitch: When a Djinn takes a significant amount of damage (500), it will become invulnerable and flash red for a second, shoot a ring of white bullets, then die.

* OurGodsAreDifferent: ''God'' is the term used by the game to refer to the most powerful enemies in the game, mostly the non-boss monsters living near the center of the Realm. If your character makes it to the endgame, chances are that you should have killed quite a large number of them.

!!Headless Horseman
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A particularly powerful monster that shows up sometimes in the Godlands.

[[folder: Dungeon Enemies]]

* OurGhostsAreDifferent: Ghosts in this dungeon come in a few flavors (generic spectres, rogues, archers, warriors, paladins, knights, mages and bats).

* TheParalyzer: Archer Puppets can sometimes fire an arrow that paralyze the victim.

* TheParalyzer: Sea Mares' shot can paralyze you; this is especially dangerous when you still need oxygen when paralysed.

* ArmorPiercingAttack: Mini Yetis' attack ignore defense.

* CombatMedic: Worshiping Priests and Priestesses heal and defend the Sarcophagi in the Tomb of the Ancients. Jackal Lords can constantly heal nearby jackals.
* DeathActivatedSuperpower: Upon death, a Worshiping Priest or Priestess turns invincible and flashes red for about two seconds before exploding into a circle of bullets.

* KingMook: The first and second bosses of each planet are an improved version of a standard enemy found in that planet, experimented on by Commander Calbrik with the goal of developing powerful bioweapons. Their names all have the word ''Neo'' prefixed to their standard counterpart's name, and they appear identical to their standard counterparts except for color.

[[folder: Event Bosses]]

* KingMook: To its Hermit Minions, which look the same except for smaller size and less fancy colors.

* RedEyesTakeWarning: Beach Spectres and Vengeful Spirits.

* YellowLightningBlueLightning: The Tempest Clouds' is yellow.

* FlunkyBoss: The Rock Dragon summons Rock Dragon Bats at a fairly quick rate, which utilize slowing shots and self-destruction to defend the Dragon.

* SegmentedSerpent: The actual boss is the Eye of the Dragon, but it's invincible until all the Body Segments are killed.

* MarathonBoss: The Avatar has 150,000 base HP, compared to Forgotten King himself who only has 100,000 base. He also has 90 DEF to boot, which is raised to 180 over half the time due to its Armored buff, extremely deadly bullet patterns that make it a huge risk to even get in range, and 4 invincible phases, each with their own deadly minions. To make matters worse, some of the phases have some sort of DPS wall (the Shades in phase 1 heal themselves at a very fast rate, while the Eyes in phase 2 just respawn if not all killed in 10 seconds). Even larger groups are liable to spend a while melting his health bar.

* DegradedBoss: Killer Bee Nests reappear later in The Nest (the dungeon dropped by the Beehemoths) as minions summoned by the Killer Bee Queen, although the Beehemoths they spawn are less powerful on account of being adolescents.

* ShowsDamage: Visibly crumbles over time.

* EliteMooks: Can be randomly found in a treasure room within the Snake Pit.

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* LevelScaling: Can scale his HP with the number of players.

* BonusBoss: Can be randomly found in a treasure room within the Puppet Master's Theatre.

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* AsteroidsMonster: The Swarm Tree spawns several Mini Larvae when killed, making it a bad idea to sit upon it.
* MookMaker: The Swarm Tree summons Micro Megamoth Sentinels and Mecha Squirrels but does not have any attacks.

* AttackItsWeakPoint: The Colony has permanent invulnerability and 5000 DEF, which more or less makes all your weapons do pitiful damage to it. In order to both drop the invulnerability and bypass its defenses, you must hit one of the explosive barrels in the room into it, which will not only deal enormous damage to it but drop its invulnerability and defense.

* TheCorruptor: Was the one who gave the Forgotten King the idea of communing with the Void Entity. It's unknown what his true intentions were, but it's safe to assume he knew very well what this action would cause.

* StoneWall: Before a patch that buffed them, they had rather low attack power, rather slow speed, and couldn't OneHitKill players like most other bosses, but they compensate with decent HP and solid DEF scores of 80. This makes them extremely durable and exceptionally hard to kill quickly.
** MightyGlacier: After they were given piercing attacks and had their attack power buffed, they became this instead. While they still can't inflict instakills unless sat on, they're capable of outputting significant damage if they land their attacks while still being damage sponges, although they're still somewhat cumbersome.

* DamageSpongeBoss: His third battle gives him the most HP of any boss by a long shot - '''750,000''' base alongside exponential adaptive scaling. Fights with Oryx 3 generally take 10-15 minutes ''at the least''.

* PlayingWithFire : His portals primarily attack with fire and poison.

* RecurringBoss: An upgraded version of the Pentaract.

!!Candy Gnome
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A harmless enemy that will rarely show up in the Midlands. Killing it gives a chance to enter the elusive Candyland Hunting Grounds.

* MetalSlime: Candy Gnomes are rare enemies that try to run away from players instead of fighting, and are the only source of portals to the Candyland Hunting Grounds.

!!Beach Bum
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->''What is this lazy Beach Bum doing in my Realm?''
An enemy that shows up very rarely in the Realm and doesn't have a quest marker. When killed, it will drop an entrance to the Beachzone.

* PinataEnemy: An extremely rare, harmless enemy that can drop keys to Davy Jones' Locker and is the only way to get to the Beachzone.
* UniqueEnemy: The appearance of a Beach Bum is incredibly rare such that there could be hundreds of realms that pass by without one.

!!Deathmage
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->''More bones for my collection!''
A low-level quest boss fought in a graveyard. Can raise an army of skeletal warriors to swarm you with.

* DemBones: All minions of the Deathmages are skeletons.
* EvilCounterpart: To Necromancers. Deathmages look like reskinned versions of Necromancers and both have powers related to death, but one is a player class and the other a quest boss. Ironically, Necromancers are especially useful against Deathmages, due to their ability to quickly clear a Deathmage's skeleton horde.
* FlunkyBoss: Deathmages are capable of spawning four different kinds of skeletons to aid them.
* NightOfTheLivingMooks: Deathmages and all of their minions are undead.
* RareRandomDrop: Deathmages can drop the Traveler's Trinket.
* RobeAndWizardHat: The standard attire of a Deathmage is a black pointy hat and robe.

!!Great Coil Snake
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A mid-level quest boss that resides in a temple. Has a chance to drop a portal to the Forbidden Jungle.

* EnemySummoner: Great Coil Snakes are capable of churning out swarms of Temple Snakes if not killed quickly enough.
* SnakesAreSinister: These snakes are out to kill you.

!!Lich
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->''Kneel before me! I am the master of life and death!''
A mid-level Hero of Oryx, a monster that is required to close the realm, that holds domain over the undead in a ruined temple. Is an evaluation boss which becomes stronger the more damage it takes during its evaluation phase.

* CombatMedic: The Phylactery Bearer is moderately powerful and tries to follow the Lich to heal it.
* FlunkyBoss: The Lich spawns Mummies, as well as Phylactery Bearers and Haunted Spirits when buffed to at least Level 2.
* MonsterLord: Liches are kings who have become undead but still retain their intellect and dominion over their subjects.
* {{Mummy}}: The majority of minions summoned by Liches are mummies.
* NightOfTheLivingMooks: Liches and all of their minions are undead.
* RareRandomDrop: Phylactery Bearers and Haunted Spirits summoned by Liches have a small chance to drop the items in the Phylactery Mystic set (The Phylactery, Soul of the Bearer, Soulless Robe and Ring of the Covetous Heart).

!!Ent Ancient
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->''Little mortals, your years are my minutes.''
A living tree and mid-level Hero of Oryx found in a grassy plain. Is also an evaluation boss.

* CombatMedic: Greater Nature Sprites, dangerous enemies by themselves, can heal the Ent Ancient as well.
* EliteMooks: If buffed to level 2 or more, Ent Ancients can spawn Greater Nature Sprites, which are more dangerous than the boss itself, or many Realm Gods.
* FlunkyBoss: Ent Ancients can summon Ent Saplings, Ents and Greater Nature Sprites if buffed to level 2. During Christmas, Evergreen Ents (as Ent Ancients are reskinned during this time) can also summon Mad Santas (reskinned Beer Gods).
* MiniMook: Ent Ancients can spawn Ent Saplings and Ents, which are smaller, weaker versions of themselves.
* RareRandomDrop: Greater Nature Sprites summoned by Ent Ancients have a small chance to drop the elusive Quiver of Thunder.
* WhenTreesAttack: These living trees have faces and can kill you.

!!Oasis Giant
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->''Surrender to my aquatic army!''
A giant-like beast that lives in an oasis. Serves as a mid-level Hero of Oryx.

* CompellingVoice: He seems to try to use this to lure players into his oasis.
* FlunkyBoss: Each Oasis Giant is accompanied by Oasis Rulers, Warriors, Monsters, and Creatures.
* OurGiantsAreBigger: Big, foul-smelling, fish-like creatures that live in oases.
* RareRandomDrop: He can drop the Watarimono Wakizashi.
* ToServeMan: He will gladly kill you and feed you to his minions.

!!Phoenix Lord
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->''The ashes of past heroes cover my plains!''
A fiery bird found in a charred pyre that resurrects itself once upon death, reforming as the stronger Phoenix Reborn. Is a moderately high-level Hero of Oryx.

* BackFromTheDead: When killed, a Phoenix Lord leaves behind an egg that hatches into the Phoenix Reborn, but it can only do this once.
* FlunkyBoss: Phoenix Lords can summon Birdmen minions.
* MultipleLifeBars: Three of them. The first as the Phoenix Lord, the second as the Egg, and the final one as the Phoenix Reborn.
* ThePhoenix: A bird made from flames that can revive itself from death once.
* RareRandomDrop: The Phoenix Reborn can drop Reinforced Root Armor or Wine Cellar Incantations. The Phoenix Lord doesn't drop either however.
* SmashedEggsHatching: The Phoenix Reborn will hatch once its egg is destroyed.
* TurnsRed: When it transforms into the Phoenix Reborn, it gains more HP and the ability to fire Weakening stars.

!!Ghost King
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->''I am still so very alone.''
A spectral monarch found in a tower with an army of ghostly archers. Is a mid-level Hero of Oryx and an evaluation boss.

* AsteroidsMonster: Upon death, a Large Ghost will sometimes spawn a few Imps.
* FlunkyBoss: A Ghost King is accompanied by Ghost Archers, the number of which depend on his evaluation level.
* MonsterLord: Ghost Kings are kings of ghosts that still retain their crown.
* PuzzleBoss: In order to drop the Ghost King's invulnerability, players must find and kill the Ghost Master, who has different attack patterns but otherwise looks identical to the other Ghost Archers.
* RareRandomDrop: The King can drop the ST Memento Mori and Interregnum.
* TragicVillain: The Ghost King is a sorrowful king eternally trapped in the castle where his wife died, doomed to fight again and again until he becomes sapped of all his energy.

!!Cyclops God
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->''I will floss with your tendons!''
A giant, one-eyed beast with an equally large club that resides in a castle with his cyclopian guards. Is a high-level Hero of Oryx.

* CarryABigStick: Wields a club.
* {{Cyclops}}: This creature and all of its minions only have one eye.
* FlunkyBoss: Cyclops Gods can summon various types of cyclopes.
* RareRandomDrop: It can drop the Kiritsukeru Katana.
* WakeUpCallBoss: If the player doesn't buff any of the Ents or Liches, the Cyclops God is a step up in terms of difficulty. He has much more health, can deal far more damage, and will gleefully swarm you with his Cyclops minions.
* WalkingShirtlessScene: Cyclops Gods don't wear shirts.

!!Kage Kami
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->''Who dares to desecrate this sacred ground?''
A mysterious spectre that haunts the Graveyard. He is not a quest and can be found by attacking a specific, unique grave in the area. He drops an entrance to the Manor of the Immortals.

* BlackCloak: The Kage Kami's attire is a black cloak and hood.
* BonusBoss: The Kage Kami does not have any Quest Marker and is not required to close the Realm.
* GratuitousJapanese: ''Kage Kami'' is Japanese for ''Shadow God''. He can say "Kyoufu no Kage!", which means "Shadow of Fear!" in Japanese.
* IntangibleMan: Can sometimes turn transparent and chase down players.
* TrapMaster: This creature is capable of planting Spectre Mines that deal damage and inflict sick to players that get close.

!!Red Demon
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->''What do you know of suffering? I can teach you much!''
A demonic being and the most powerful Hero of Oryx there is. Located in a lava fissure with his demonic flunkies.

* BigRedDevil: Red Demons are red and bigger than player characters. Yep, they fit the bill all right.
* FlunkyBoss: The Red Demon maintains a small squad of various Demons around him.
* PainfullySlowProjectile: He can generate small orbs of fire that float lazily around him. They hit deceptively hard, for 110 damage each.
* PlayingWithFire: Fitting for a demon, he attacks using blasts of flame.
* RareRandomDrop: Can drop the Ring of the Inferno.
* WakeUpCallBoss: The Red Demon is the strongest standard Quest Monster in the Realm, and packs significantly more HP than the Cyclops God before him. He also packs an extremely painful shotgun and can summon numerous minions.

!!Scout Colony
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* EnemySummoner: The Colony can defend itself by throwing red bombs and summoning parasite minions to swarm players.
* StationaryBoss: The Scout Colony can't move.
* ZergRush: The Scout Colony's minions rely on sheer numbers to swarm players and deal heavy damage in a short time.

!!Lesser Gods
Uniquely powerful enemies that are a step up from the normal enemies. These include the Flayer God, Undead Dwarf God, Minotaur, and Lizard God.

* {{Cthulhumanoid}}: Flayer Gods have tentacles on their faces.
* EliteMooks: The weakest enemies that are treated as Gods (for the purpose of the Gods Killed fame bonus), the Lesser Gods of the highlands are a step above most monsters but weaker than the proper Gods in the Godlands.
* EnemySummoner: Except Minotaurs, all Lesser Gods can spawn minions of their own.
* {{Golem}}: Undead Dwarf Gods, despite their name, look more like giant constructs made from steel.
* ALoadOfBull: Minotaurs are essentially big, bipedal bulls.

!!Beer God
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A rare encounter that shows up as a red dot on the minimap. Surround him with 4 or more people and the God will appear and attack. Drops various beers, which are potent restoratives.

* BadSanta: During Christmas, Beer Gods are reskinned into Mad Santas. Outside of looking like Santa Claus and being summonable by Evergreen Ents, they are no less dangerous than normal Beer Gods.
* EliteMooks: Beer Gods are beefy and ''dangerous'', in some rare cases even capable of killing maxed characters, especially if they manage to spawn on top of one. Be very careful.
* GiantMook: Beer Gods are one of the biggest non-boss enemies in the game, around four times the size of players.
* PuzzleBoss: The Beer God is initially shown as a red dot on your minimap with no corresponding enemy. Gather a small group of people, however, and it will appear and attack.
* RareRandomDrop: Can drop the Greaterhosen leather armor and Mighty Stein poison.
* ThrowDownTheBomblet: Beer Gods can throw explosive Wine Bombs that cause players to get drunk.

!!Gods
The most powerful monsters that appear in the Realm, located in the center of the map or "Godlands". They include the Medusa, White Demon, Flying Brain, Slime God, Ent God, Leviathan, Ghost God, Sprite God, Djinn, Beholder, and the Construct Trio.

* ArmorPiercingAttack: White Demons always do 45 damage no matter what awesome gear you're wearing.
* BlobMonster: Slime Gods are made of slime.
* DeadManSwitch: When a Djinn takes a significant amount of damage (500), it will become invulnerable and flash red for a second, shoot a ring of white bullets, then die.
* EliteMooks: The most powerful and toughest monsters in the Realm.
* EnemySummoner: Usually averted; unlike Lesser Gods, the proper Gods do not spawn enemies. The exception is the Sprite God, but even then the Sprite Children spawned by them are harmless and only serve as a source for Sprite World portals.
* {{Golem}}: The construct trio, consisting of a Rock Construct, Steel Construct, and Wood Construct.
* HealingFactor: The Constructs constantly heal each other in a circle, essentially making them impervious to most damage. The only ways to kill them are to use a Mystic to cut off the healing to one of them before breaking the chain one-by-one, or overwhelming them with brute force.
* InstantDeathRadius: Be warned that standing directly on top of a Djinn while it attacks will incur massive damage to most classes and usually instant or split-second death, regardless of stats.
* {{Oculothorax}}: Beholders are essentially flying eyeballs surrounded by little appendages.
* OurGeniesAreDifferent: Djinn are present as one of the gods in the Realm.
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: Ghost Gods are giant ghosts that fire slow-moving walls of bullets.
* OurGodsAreDifferent: 'God' is the term used by the game to refer to the most powerful enemies in the game, mostly the non-boss monsters living near the center of the Realm. If your character makes it to the endgame, chances are that you should have killed quite a large number of them.
* RareRandomDrop: All of them can drop Stat Potions, namely Defense, Attack, and Speed, making farming Gods a moderately effective way to get them (at least the 3 they drop), especially for brand new level 20 characters that are not yet strong enough to tackle the Puppet Master's Theatre and the Toxic Sewers. Many of them also have a small chance to drop dungeon portals as well.
* ThrowDownTheBomblet: Medusas can use wide-area grenades that shave off huge amounts of health. These are the bane of newer players.
* WhenTreesAttack: Ent Gods are trees with faces that can move around and kill you.

!!Headless Horseman
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A particularly powerful monster that shows up sometimes in the Godlands.

* BossInMookClothing: Is much more powerful than the normal Gods.
* LightningBruiser: Moves fast, is rather bulky, and can hit very hard.
* LosingYourHead: As the Headless Horseman's name could attest.
* RareRandomDrop: Can rarely drop the Headless Rider Paladin skin.

!!Lucky Gods (Lucky Ent God and Lucky Djinn)
Souped-up versions of Ent Gods and Djinn respectively an that drop the entrances to some of the Epic Dungeons.

* GoldColoredSuperiority: They are golden in color, and are even deadlier than their non-gold counterparts.
* KingMook: They look like bigger, golden versions of Djinn and Ent Gods, only one of each can exist per realm, they have the same attack patterns as regular Djinn and Ent Gods but are larger in size, do significantly more damage, and have more HP.

!!Crystal Prisoner
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->''This is your reward! Imagine what evil even Oryx has to keep locked up!''
There is a chance that a Mysterious Crystal will spawn in the Godlands, and beg all nearby players to break it. The Crystal must have 50000 damage dealt to it in five seconds, or else it will fully heal. Once it is destroyed, the Crystal Prisoner will emerge and attack.

The Crystal Prisoner is actually the queen of the Shatters, who tried to escape the ruination of her kingdom. Caught by Oryx and imprisoned in a gemstone prison, the Void Entity had already managed to taint her soul.

* BulletHell: The first boss to really use patterned projectile spam.
* CrystalPrison: Is trapped in one.
* DoppelgangerAttack: Clones herself in one of her phases. The clones attack players and act as decoys and meat shields.
* FalseInnocenceTrick: Begs players to break her from her crystal prison, only to immediately attack them when they do.
* FatalReward: Offers a reward for being freed from her prison. Upon being freed she says: "This is your reward! Imagine what evil even Oryx needs to keep locked up!" and proceeds to attack the players.
* FlunkyBoss: Maintains a squad of Crystal Prisoner Steeds that fire Weakening blasts.
* RareRandomDrop: The Crystal Sword and Crystal Wand.
* SealedEvilInACan: Was trapped inside the Mysterious Crystal for an unknown reason.
* SelfDuplication: The Prisoner can summon clones of herself, which are weaker and only have one attack.
* UngratefulBastard: The Prisoner will try to persuade a group of players to break the crystal but will attack them once she's been freed.
* WasOnceAMan: The Crystal Prisoner was once the queen of the Shatters and wife of the Forgotten King.

!!Totalia the Malevolent
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An evil witch who wants to collect bones for some nefarious purpose during Halloween.

* FightingAShadow: The Totalia enemies are merely apparitions of the real Totalia, sent by her to collect bone tokens.
* FlunkyBoss: Starting from her fourth phase, Totalia will be accompanied by a swarm of bat minions that will attack you and constantly get replenished if destroyed until the fight ends.
* WickedWitch: Totalia is a witch interested in collecting bone tokens from the piles of bones scattered throughout the realm for some nefarious purpose.
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!!Pirate Cave

* HarmlessEnemy: Cave Pirate Cabin Boys, Molls, Hunchbacks, Monkeys, Macaws and Parrots are completely harmless, only serving as a free source of tier 1 abilities.
* NoobCave: The enemies in the Pirate Cave are only slightly stronger than the pirates who serve as TheGoomba of the Realm. The dungeon itself can easily be completed solo by a completely new character and is extremely easy even when compared to the next-harder one, the Forest Maze.
* {{Pirate}}: The entire dungeon consists of various kinds of pirates.
* PirateParrot: The pirates have their own pet parrots, which you can kill for tier 1 ability items.

!!Forest Maze

* BigCreepyCrawlies: Mini Megamoths, despite the 'mini' in their name, are still almost as large as players.
* KillerRabbit: The most dangerous enemies in the Forest Maze are Ultimate Squirrels, which look just like bigger squirrels and throw acorns at you.
* OurGoblinsAreDifferent: Forest Goblins appear as the common enemies in the Forest Maze.

!!Spider Den

* GiantSpider: No real life spider comes close to the size of the enemies in this dungeon.
* SmashedEggsHatching: Stepping on an egg, either with yourself or with a Trickster's decoy, will cause spiders to hatch.
* SpiderSwarm: In this dungeon, you'll be swarmed by spiders, especially if you happen to step on a spider egg.

!!Snake Pit

* EliteMook: Greater Pit Snakes and Pit Vipers are significantly harder than the other snakes and the main obstacle standing between newer players and the boss.
* SnakesAreSinister: The Snake Pit is entirely populated by snakes hellbent on killing you.

!!Forbidden Jungle

* BasiliskAndCockatrice: Basilisks appear as fairly unremarkable enemies in the Forbidden Jungle.
* CombatMedic: Jungle Fires can heal Mask Hunters, Warriors and Shamans at a very fast rate.
* JungleJapes: The dungeon is a tropical jungle where you face off against barbarians and totem poles.
* MalevolentMaskedMen: One of the main groups of enemies in the Forbidden Jungle is masked tribesmen.

!!The Hive

* BeeAfraid: The bees spawn in large quantities, deal high damage, and have erratic movements, making them rather dangerous and difficult to kill.
* MookMaker: Mini Hives do not attack directly and can summon Small Bees.
* SmashedEggsHatching: Breaking a Maggot Egg will cause a bunch of Maggots to hatch from it.
* TurnsRed: Upon death the Fat Bee has a chance to turn into an Angry Fat Bee.
* ZergRush: The bees spawn in huge numbers.

!!Magic Woods

* ActionBomb: The Rayr chases players until it gets close, then flashes briefly before self-destructing, releasing 8 armor piercing waves.
* OurFairiesAreDifferent: Enemies in the Magic Woods are fairies transformed from the life essence of a legendary guild active in the distant past.

!!Sprite World

* EliteMooks: You can sometimes find Native Sprite Gods in this dungeon, which are nearly identical to their Godlands counterpart except that they don't spawn Sprite Children (so you can't open a portal to the Sprite World in a Sprite World).

!!Candyland Hunting Grounds

* BlobMonster: A family of monsters in the Candyland Hunting Grounds are made from whipped cream.
* PinataEnemy: Gumball Machines don't attack you and drop some nice loot, especially the UT Candy Ring.
* {{Unicorn}}: Unicorns appear as enemies in this dungeon. The bigger Gigacorns serve as bosses.

!!Haunted Cemetery

* BossBonanza: The majority of dungeons have a single proper boss and optionally treasure room(s) home to either an especially powerful [[EliteMooks Elite Mook]] or a second boss, with the exception of the following dungeons: Haunted Cemetery (5 bosses), Oryx's Castle and Chambers (3), Lair of Draconis (5), The Shatters (3), Secluded Thicket (3), Battle for the Nexus (4), all four Alien Wormholes (3), Mad God Mayhem (4), Lost Halls (5) and Oryx's Sanctuary (5).

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* RecurringBoss: An upgraded version of Dreadstump the Pirate King.

* RecurringBoss: An upgraded version of the Mama Megamoth.

* RecurringBoss: An upgraded version of Arachna the Spider Queen.

!!Nightmare Colony
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A grotesque, horrific monster of unknown origin that serves as the boss of the Parasite Chambers.

* RecurringBoss: The Queen Bee from the Hive, mutated by science into a murderous flying superweapon.

A giant blue cube that was the result of a failed experiment by Oryx, intended to form titans out of the building blocks of the universe. Attacks using deadly shotguns and a '''massive''' army of minions.

* OddJobGods: A god of ''cubes''. To be fair, its creation was an accident.

* CosmeticAward: While a number of his April Fools weapons actually have niche uses, Null's loot table also includes the Golden Archer vanity set, which is worthless even if you use it on a brand new character, let alone one that would actually be able to defeat Null himself. However, equipping it does give your Archer a unique appearance and a significant fame bonus on death.

* GoMadFromTheIsolation: Evidently being trapped in the Nest for about 5 months didn't help his mental state.

* FrickinLaserBeams: Shoots big lasers in his final phase.

A mysterious specter that haunts the Graveyard. He is not a quest and can be found by attacking a specific, unique grave in the area. He drops an entrance to the Manor of the Immortals.

* EliteMooks: In addition to summoning minions to swarm players, Blob Colonies, Pterasite Colonies and Swarm Colonies have absurdly high DEF (and in the case of Pterasite and Swarm Colonies, invulnerability) which necessitate the use of explosive barrels to deal armor-piercing damage, reduce the DEF and break the invulnerability so they can be killed at all.

* AnimatedArmor: The Haunted Armors are suits of armor possessed by souls.
* BlackKnight: Knights of Oryx look like normal Knights except for their pitch black color. The Brutes of Oryx also wear heavy black armor.
* EliteMook: The Brutes and Commanders of Oryx are much stronger than the other monsters, and are the main obstacle for people running through the Castle.

* BlobMonster: Biles of Oryx, which are slimes that leave trails of goo wherever they move.
* EliteMook: Henchmen of Oryx. They are not only very powerful, but can also spawn the rest of the monsters there.

* ArmorPiercingAttack: All of its shots bypass defense, much to the chagrin of classes like Knights that rely on their heavy armor.

* MovesetClone: The Pumpkin Master and his summoned minions have the same HP, defense, and attacks of the Puppet Master 2 and his minions, but the Pumpkin Master has less health and throws out his attacks more frequently than the standard Puppet Master 2 does.

* ArmorPiercingAttack: Utilizes armor-breaking attacks quite liberally.

* WolfpackBoss: These bosses all reside within the same room. They'll activate as soon as they receive any damage, meaning that most of the time you'll have to fight all three at once, although carefully organized groups might be able to pick them off one by one without activating those they don't want to kill yet.

* TrueFinalBoss: In order to reach Oryx's Sanctuary at the first place, players need to defeat Oryx in his Castle, use a Wine Cellar Incantation to unlock the portal to the Wine Cellar, then defeat Oryx again at the Wine Cellar and use the three Oryx Runes to open the way to Oryx's Sanctuary. While the Wine Cellar Incantation (a rare drop from most dungeon bosses) is already a fairly uncommon item by itself, the three Oryx Runes are only dropped by the highest-level bosses in the game, meaning that one needs to run through the game's hardest dungeons at least a few times in order to get to the Sanctuary in the first place. And even if they open the Sanctuary, there's no guarantee that the run will succeed - the Sanctuary itself is meant to be the ultimate challenge in the game, and is the only source of tier 14 weapons, tier 7 abilities and tier 15 armour.

* FlunkyBoss: Each Oasis Giant is accompanied by Oasis Rulers, Warriors, Monsters and Creatures.

* SmashedEggsHatching: The Phoenix Reborn will hatch one its egg is destroyed.

A mysterious spectre that haunts the Graveyard. He is not a quest and can be found by attacking a specific, unique grave in the area. He drops an entrance to the Manor of the Immortals.

* EliteMooks: In addition to summoning minions to swarm players, Blob Colonies, Pterasite Colonies and Swarm Colonies have absurdly high DEF (and in the case of Pterasite and Swarm Colonies, invulnerability) which necessitate the use of explosive barrels to deal armour-piercing damage, reduce the DEF and break the invulnerability so they can be killed at all.

* AnimatedArmor: The Haunted Armors are suits of armour possessed by souls.
* BlackKnight: Knights of Oryx look like normal Knights except for their pitch black colour. The Brutes of Oryx also wear heavy black armor.

* EliteMook: Henchmen of Oryx. They are not only very powerful, they can also spawn the rest of the monsters there.
* InterfaceScrew: Vintners of Oryx attack by throwing relatively slow wine bombs. While they do minimal damage, they inflict Drunk, which impairs your vision and can cause you to respond to threats slower.

* BeastMan: Eagle Sentries, Lion Archers and the various jackal enemies resemble the animals you're thinking of, except that their body plan is humanoid.

* RandomlyDrops: The Tomb of the Ancients is not a guaranteed drop from the Sphinx, much to many people's irritation.

* ArmorPiercingAttack: All of it's shots bypass defence, much to the chagrin of classes like Knights that rely on their heavy armor.

* MovesetClone: The Pumpkin Master and his summoned minions have the same HP, defence and attacks of the Puppet Master 2 and his minions, but the Pumpkin Master has less health and throws out his attacks more frequently than the standard Puppet Master 2 does.

* ArmorPiercingAttack: Utilises armor-breaking attacks quite liberally.

* WolfpackBoss: These bosses all reside within the same room. They'll activate as soon as they receive any damage, meaning that most of the time you'll have to fight all three at once, although carefully organised groups might be able to pick them off one by one without activating those they don't want to kill yet.

* MoreDakka: His signature Cannon Barrage, where he fires out rapid waves of fast moving cannonballs in all directions. This attack hits hard and can delete the health bars of even the most armored of charactes.

* FlunkyBoss: Molek, the first demon summoned by the cultists, can summon Fire Demons, Ice Demons and Ligntning Demons. In Malus' second form, he also summons a number of smaller flunkies.

!!Biff the Buffed Bunny
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->''You have stolen and broken eggs at your leisure, I will put a stop to that!''
A massive, incredibly muscular rabbit that aggressively defends Easter eggs. Only shows up for Easter.

* DemotedToExtra: The Oryx Horde was the primary event boss of Month of the Mad God 2017 and 2018, but were relegated to playing second fiddle to [=MotMG=] 2019's Alien Invasion event, being available only from 30 July to 8 August instead of the whole event.

* KingMook: To Rototos.

* RobeAndWizardHat: The standard attire of a Deathmage is black pointy hat and robe.