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To be honest, I like that he does one heart.
Later levels have always been one heart per hit. Works the same as in the original game.
The point I'm trying to make is that it's weird that they've made Monstro II do one heart of damage, even though it's a boss in the depths (where you should just take half a heart of damage).
So please don't come ranting about how ♥♥♥♥♥♥ I am at the boss. I know his patterns. I know that he isn't that hard. But I'm talking about CHALLENGE RUNS. Ever done "Solar System" and came across Monstro II? Or "Cat got your nose"?
I just want to clarify for myself, why they've made the decision to let him do one heart of damage, before it actually becomes part of the game. I just don't get why did that.
Solar System and Cat Got Your Tongue have issues with practically everything because they are dumb gimmick challenges, not because of anything related to Monstro II.
And yeah, you're right about those challenges. They are the worst. :\