Mewgenics Boss Guide

Tempo boss that wins by bomb stacking + invincibility timing.

Cover puzzle boss with an ammo cycle and a degrading battlefield.

Control boss with a hard time limit; spacing is the fight.

Minimal notes; treat as AOE/knockback threat until confirmed.

AOE mage that cycles spells; fight is about spacing + timing.

Dash + spin fighter; spacing denies his best turns.

Trap hunter with bonus turns; fight is lane safety + spacing bands.

Tank with kittens; bodyguard swaps create a targeting puzzle.

Sparse notes; treat as an escape/value boss until confirmed.

Stacy appears to be a Lab-themed boss built around electricity, shock imagery, torture, cages, and animal experimentation. The transcript strongly supports an electric control/attrition identity, but exact move names, triggers, and numbers still need verification from wiki or direct gameplay.

Zaratana is an asteroid-like kaiju House Boss whose real threat is not raw damage alone. She wins by making the battlefield worse: rocks clutter your lanes, Levitation upgrades the hazard package, and one bad Trample becomes much harder to recover from once the map is messy. Treat this as a board-state fight first and a damage race second.

Marshmallow resembles the Cleric class and functions as a control/support mini-boss. She pressures teams through melee-range charm, shielded early turns, and a special defeat condition tied to charming your last undowned cat.

Tutorial boss; mostly a knockback/space lesson.

A high-pressure mini-boss built around leap disruption, corpse control, and punish windows during its exposed phase.

A two-phase boss in The Future. Phase 1 is about stopping clone snowball from fetuses, while Phase 2 adds mech pressure, ranged executions, and a line-of-sight nuke finisher.

A Desert boss built around die control. Gambit takes three turns per round and uses a field D6 to determine its final move, making movement, rerolls, and object control the key to the fight.

A high-variance Mini-Boss based on the Jester class. Arthur casts Metronome every turn, making the fight less about memorizing a script and more about reducing the number of random spell rolls he gets.

Movement/laning boss; trample spacing is the win condition.

Reactive poison counter + AOE spin; don’t feed him poke value.

Huge body boss with suspected lethal frontal bite; treat as worst-case until verified.

Wave knockback boss in a hazard-heavy arena; positioning is everything.

Deterministic cycle boss: learn the order, then pre-position.

Mini-boss candidate; rock manipulation is the central hazard.

Add-spawning trample boss with throws; control the board or get swarmed.

Control-heavy alternative to Flushmaster; details mixed with Can Creeper notes (unverified).

Front-only damage boss that shifts into a faster phase; orientation puzzle.

Multi-phase spawn boss; win by board control and careful damage timing.

Dodge-heavy boss in a cluttered arena; plan movement denial.

Boss with suspected arena puzzle (candles) and enrage; details unverified.

The Coven is a stationary boss encounter built around ritual escalation and a later Tormentor phase. It does not pressure the player through movement, but through time, support effects, and the danger of entering the second phase unprepared.

Split boss; fight is about timing the kill and managing spawns.

Spawn snowball boss; win by add discipline.

Mid-tier split unit; the ‘space check’ matters more than DPS.

Swarm unit; dangerous in numbers.

Throbbing King is a two-phase Act 1 boss. The first phase is a positional control fight centered on Orders, telegraphed attacks, Trample, and mobility denial; the second phase sheds Trample and becomes a more agile threat with Blood Laser, Bleed, and Clot summons.

Guillotina is a large 2x2 bruiser-style boss that wants melee range. This fight is primarily about lane denial, spacing, and surviving her first clean engage.

Pyrophina is a fire-breathing House Boss whose real threat is not just Burn damage. The fight gets harder over time as the map catches fire, safe lanes disappear, and her roar punishes edge positioning while wiping away debuffs. This is a tempo and map-control fight first, and a damage race second.

Lenny is a single-target hunter Mini-Boss built around target selection, capture, and forced pathing. The fight becomes much easier if you disrupt his approach early or exploit the fact that he stops countering ranged attacks while holding a cat.