Dark Cloud - King's Curse, Boss Battle #4

The 4th boss battle in Dark Cloud is King's Curse. This is, in my opinion, the easiest boss of the game. Once you figure out what to do (which isn't hard either), you can beat it easily. Unfortunately it's one of those fights you have to keep switching between two allies. As you should already be used to, you will most likely have to use your newest ally to help you. And you do. You need Ungaga's help, which happens to be one of my least favorite allies. You need to do his charging wind attack to blow its windy body so that it goes in a circle around the tomb. Then switch to Toan and attack it. After you attacked it, back away and repeat.

Ignore my horrible lack of control on this fight. I was playing KH2FM before that and I was too used to that (camera and lock on and stuff are different). But I ended up getting used to it eventually. The thing I love about this part of the game is from the point you first step in this area you can start building your weapon up to its ultimate form, of course after you get the Oasis Atla in one of the first levels in the dungeon. You can go fishing in the Oasis at Dusk with Posion Apples and Potato Cakes and catch one or both of the legendary fish as many times as they appear. These gives you massive amounts of fishing points which you can use to buy gems and other attachments to feed your weapon whenever you upgrade it, making it MUCH quicker to get to one of the ultimate weapons, for not only Toan, but any ally.

Of course, I didn't want to cheap out and get it to its ultimate form yet, or I'd be OHKOing everything at this point, plus I wanted to keep playing through the game. So I stuck with this weapons form for now. Anyway, the boss music here is okay. Not as great as other fights, but not that bad. The dungeon music is pretty good, but again not the best. This entire area is desert + pyramid related, which I tend to not like in games.

If curious I left in the scenes after beating the boss. If you're not interested in it, don't watch it. But it explains how you end up in the next area, which is on the moon.