10 Most Enormous Bosses In Video Games

1. Golden Chakravartin - Asura’s Wrath

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And so, we arrive at number one, but what foe could be bigger than a baddie the size of a planet? Well, for that we have to return to Asura’s Wrath one last time.

Topping a planet-sized deity may seem like way too tall of an order but Asura’s Wrath delivers with a boss who is literally sitting on a freaking galaxy. Golden Chakravartin is the God of Mantra, the true antagonist of the game, and this thing is so big it isn’t just as big as the Earth, the Earth is a blip on its radar.

You’ll need the DLC to see this particular inconceivably enormous big bad in action but it’s well worth it if you want to see just how big a video game villain can get.

During the fight he actually throws planets and stars at you, and he’s encircled by galaxies.

Chakravartin actually sits in the centre of the universe, and you’ll need Asura to get the maddest he’s ever been to take him down. To some, Gongen Wyzen is the biggest boss in all of video games, but the real ones know he isn’t even the biggest boss in the game.

That makes Asura all the more awesome and Chakavartin an absolute legend in the realm of gigantic bosses in gaming.

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