Sonic Unleashed - Wii - Dark Gaia Phoenix

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Published on August 15, 2009 2:11:30 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFK4lYoQbzU

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Sonic Unleashed (2008)

Duration: 4:35

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Chun-nan
Night
Dark Gaia Phoenix

As Sonic goes around the planet fixing up the various continents (which, I may or may not have mentioned, has already happened in Sonic Advance 3), Sonic runs into a boss at the end of 7 of the 9 regions he visits, Apotos and Empire City being the only areas lacking a boss.

Chun-nan has the Dark Gaia Phoenix, the first Werehog boss in the game. It's the guardian of Chun-nan's Temple of Gaia but has become corrupted by Dark Gaia's power, becoming purple and oddly shaded. Unlike the daytime bosses, which are all about running and chasing, the Werehog bosses are more conventional in that you must pick up their patterns and exploit them to defeat them. (Well, more conventional in that sense only; there is some VERY unconventional way to defeat a certain Werehog boss in the 360/PS3 version.)

The Dark Gaia Phoenix would reasonably have a relatively simple way to go about its defeat. As you could probably see, the boss begins on fire, and you have barrels of water on those platforms. You just put two and two together: Douse the Dark Gaia Phoenix with water. It'll get exhausted and fly over to the middle to land, where Sonic can beat it up. Repeat this twice more to win. Of course, the Dark Gaia Phoenix isn't completely defenseless. It creates shock waves in the ground, and it can also fire explosive feathers that home in on Sonic.

One thing that kind of confuses me, though, is that during the third time, not all of the barrels have an effect. I had to throw many more barrels than three, and I know they didn't all miss.

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