Bossman Hero (Enemy) - Revision history

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1337Walrus: /* Battle */ Thanks HAA3#8515

2023-03-16T23:31:31Z

Battle: Thanks HAA3#8515

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	Similar to the battle with Mr. Jawsum, Bossman Hero himself is flanked by two Gator Guys who will fight alongside Hero. Unlike Mr. Jawsum, Bossman Hero will also attack on occasion.		Similar to the battle with Mr. Jawsum, Bossman Hero himself is flanked by two Gator Guys who will fight alongside Hero. Unlike Mr. Jawsum, Bossman Hero will also attack on occasion.

			Bossman Hero will never respawn his Gator Guys if they are defeated. As such, quickly eliminating both of them will both reduce the amount of attacks Omori's party will receive every turn, as well as prevent them from accepting his contracts if Omori refuses one.

	=== Contracts ===		=== Contracts ===

	Throughout the battle, Bossman Hero will occasionally offer the party contracts, allowing them to, for instance, fully heal themselves in exchange for Bossman Hero buffing both himself and his Gator Guys. The deals are random and are detailed below, but they will always have one "good" aspect and one "bad" aspect. If the party doesn't take a contract, there is a 25% chance a Gator Guy will take it instead.		Throughout the battle, Bossman Hero will occasionally offer the party contracts, allowing them to, for instance, fully heal themselves in exchange for Bossman Hero buffing both himself and his Gator Guys. The deals are random and are detailed below, but they will always have one "good" aspect and one "bad" aspect. If the party doesn't take a contract, there is a 25% chance a Gator Guy will take it instead, if any are alive.

	As an example, a potential deal may read as:		As an example, a potential deal may read as:

1337Walrus: /* Story */

2023-03-02T00:28:12Z

Story

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	== Story ==		== Story ==
	''"Happy? Don't be silly, Kel.<br>BOSSES DON'T FEEL EMOTION!"''~~<br> -~~ Bossman Hero		{{quote\|''"Happy? Don't be silly, Kel.<br>BOSSES DON'T FEEL EMOTION!"''\|Bossman Hero}}

	The build-up to the battle with Bossman Hero plays out almost identically to the original version, where Hero gains ownership of the Last Resort along with the Giant Check. However, the party will instead encourage Hero to experiment with his newfound power as the Last Resort's owner. Once the reality of his new status dawns upon him, Hero, now under the moniker of Bossman Hero, snaps after the power goes to his head, becoming a greedy, amoral venture capitalist, and even takes on some of Mr. Jawsum's traits, such as his style of laughter and his poor treatment of his [[Gator Guy]] employees.		The build-up to the battle with Bossman Hero plays out almost identically to the original version, where Hero gains ownership of the Last Resort along with the Giant Check. However, the party will instead encourage Hero to experiment with his newfound power as the Last Resort's owner. Once the reality of his new status dawns upon him, Hero, now under the moniker of Bossman Hero, snaps after the power goes to his head, becoming a greedy, amoral venture capitalist, and even takes on some of Mr. Jawsum's traits, such as his style of laughter and his poor treatment of his [[Gator Guy]] employees.

1337Walrus: No idea how the observe icons got deleted

2022-08-06T21:47:09Z

No idea how the observe icons got deleted

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	\| title2 = REWARDS		\| title2 = REWARDS
	\| image1 = Bossmanhero.gif		\| image1 = Bossmanhero.gif
	\| descriptionone1 = 40% chance to do a normal attack.<br><br>35% chance to throw a bag of clams, inflicting 200 {{HP}} of damage to someone. Omori's party will gain 200 {{Clams}}.<br><br>Otherwise, he will fling clams, damaging everyone by 20% {{HP}}. Omori's party will gain 600 {{Clams}}.		\| descriptionone1 = 40% chance to do a normal attack.<br><br>35% chance to throw a bag of clams, inflicting 200 {{HP}} of damage to someone. Omori's party will gain 200 {{Clams}}. {{Observe}}<br><br>Otherwise, he will fling clams, damaging everyone by 20% {{HP}}. Omori's party will gain 600 {{Clams}}. {{Observe}}
	\| descriptiontwo1 = 10,000 exp<br>10,000 {{Clams}}		\| descriptiontwo1 = 10,000 exp<br>10,000 {{Clams}}
	}}		}}

1337Walrus: /* Contracts */

2022-08-06T20:06:38Z

Contracts

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	In this instance, if Omori accepts the contract, the party will be buffed, at the cost of Bossman Hero fully healing himself and his Gator Guys.		In this instance, if Omori accepts the contract, the party will be buffed, at the cost of Bossman Hero fully healing himself and his Gator Guys.

	If Omori turns down the contract and a Gator Guy takes it instead, Bossman Hero will buff himself and his Gator Guys, ''and'' will fully heal Omori and his friends~~, as, since~~ a Gator Guy took the deal, the party is considered "their foes."		If Omori turns down the contract and a Gator Guy takes it instead, Bossman Hero will buff himself and his Gator Guys, ''and'' will fully heal Omori and his friends: Since a Gator Guy took the deal, the party is considered "their foes."

	~~It's worth noting that if~~ a Gator Guy accepts a contract that gives Bossman Hero ten Whole Pizzas, ~~Bossman Hero and his Gator Guys~~ will eat them, healing them by 2,500 {{HP}}.		If a Gator Guy accepts a contract that gives Bossman Hero ten Whole Pizzas, they will eat them, healing them by 2,500 {{HP}}. As such, if this deal appears, it may be worth taking it to prevent Bossman Hero from healing.

	{{Battle infobox		{{Battle infobox

1337Walrus: /* Contracts */ better example

2022-08-06T19:59:25Z

Contracts: better example

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	As an example, a potential deal may read as:		As an example, a potential deal may read as:
	~~Hero:~~ Friends! Let's make a deal...		Friends! Let's make a deal...
	I will ~~give you 100,000 clams~~, but...		I will increase your stats, but...
	I will ~~increase~~ your ~~foe's stats~~!		I will recover your foes to full heart!
	In this instance, if the party ~~declines~~ the contract and a Gator Guy takes it, Bossman Hero will ~~"pay~~ himself~~" 100~~,~~000 clams~~ and will ~~buff~~ the party.
			In this instance, if Omori accepts the contract, the party will be buffed, at the cost of Bossman Hero fully healing himself and his Gator Guys.

			If Omori turns down the contract and a Gator Guy takes it instead, Bossman Hero will buff himself and his Gator Guys, ''and'' will fully heal Omori and his friends, as, since a Gator Guy took the deal, the party is considered "their foes."

			It's worth noting that if a Gator Guy accepts a contract that gives Bossman Hero ten Whole Pizzas, Bossman Hero and his Gator Guys will eat them, healing them by 2,500 {{HP}}.

	{{Battle infobox		{{Battle infobox

1337Walrus: capitalism hero will never get old

2022-08-05T21:26:33Z

capitalism hero will never get old

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	\| image = Bossmanhero.gif		\| image = Bossmanhero.gif

Pyro: /* Battle */

2022-08-05T20:49:29Z

Battle

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	Similar to the battle with Mr. Jawsum, Bossman Hero himself is flanked by two Gator Guys who will fight alongside Hero. Unlike Mr. Jawsum, Bossman Hero will also attack on occasion.		Similar to the battle with Mr. Jawsum, Bossman Hero himself is flanked by two Gator Guys who will fight alongside Hero. Unlike Mr. Jawsum, Bossman Hero will also attack on occasion.

			=== Contracts ===

	Throughout the battle, Bossman Hero will occasionally offer the party contracts, allowing them to, for instance, fully heal themselves in exchange for Bossman Hero buffing both himself and his Gator Guys. The deals are random and are detailed below, but they will always have one "good" aspect and one "bad" aspect. If the party doesn't take a contract, there is a 25% chance a Gator Guy will take it instead.		Throughout the battle, Bossman Hero will occasionally offer the party contracts, allowing them to, for instance, fully heal themselves in exchange for Bossman Hero buffing both himself and his Gator Guys. The deals are random and are detailed below, but they will always have one "good" aspect and one "bad" aspect. If the party doesn't take a contract, there is a 25% chance a Gator Guy will take it instead.

1337Walrus: /* Battle */

2022-08-05T20:46:13Z

Battle

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	Similar to the battle with Mr. Jawsum, Bossman Hero himself is flanked by two Gator Guys who will fight alongside Hero. Unlike Mr. Jawsum, Bossman Hero will also attack on occasion.		Similar to the battle with Mr. Jawsum, Bossman Hero himself is flanked by two Gator Guys who will fight alongside Hero. Unlike Mr. Jawsum, Bossman Hero will also attack on occasion.

	Throughout the battle, Bossman Hero will occasionally offer the party contracts, allowing them to, for instance, fully heal themselves in exchange for Bossman Hero buffing both himself and his Gator Guys. The deals are random and are detailed below, but they will always have one "good" aspect and one "bad" aspect. If the party doesn't take a contract, there is a chance a Gator Guy will take it instead.		Throughout the battle, Bossman Hero will occasionally offer the party contracts, allowing them to, for instance, fully heal themselves in exchange for Bossman Hero buffing both himself and his Gator Guys. The deals are random and are detailed below, but they will always have one "good" aspect and one "bad" aspect. If the party doesn't take a contract, there is a 25% chance a Gator Guy will take it instead.

	As an example, a potential deal may read as:		As an example, a potential deal may read as: