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As for the reason of his existence? He's an optional bonus boss, his existence in the long run matters about as much as the Nameless King. Not at all unless you want the bonus content from or past them.
Now, if THE CHAMP was a required boss to complete the game in any manner? I could understand them seeing much more out of place. I know I would loathe the nameless king's first phase being a requirement (the camera and such of that one always gives me a headache even when I don't get hit, second phase is where all the fun is).
It's happened. You've gone hollow.
Don't forget about Belfry Luna. That was one hell of a gank boss.
It's probably why Gravekeeper feels less of a jerk to me than the ensuing follow up past them. The amazing Black knights and their ultimate technique, BK Greatsword chestburster.
I will always fall for that sort of thing at least once when getting to any given area again. I should know better by now. But the whole contrast of how much of the games do live up to the "Hard but fair" claims, vs "Janky video game physics" is always a bit of a sticky mental shift to me.
So being a solo boss without much in the way of gimmicks, Gravekeeper kicking my ass several times until I eventually beat them isn't doing it in a way my personal tastes would roll their eyes at so much.
It's a good boss. First part is like fighting an npc that you can parry and backstab etc. Then a giant, badass wolf shows up. It's like sif on steroids.
It's so far from the worst boss. Jabba the hutt is easily 100x worse
Then I got distracted by them calling Bed of Chaos a good boss, and here we are.
I can't offer more than armchair crituque about the DLC bosses just yet, as I'm dusting off the game for a slow replay as to finally get around to them.
I expect to have mixed feelings about it. As I love what the Gravekeeper dude himself represents boss design, but will probably would have liked it more without them just throwing adds into the mix. Harder to appretiate two individually cool bosses, when your biggest concern is them clipping through eachother, after all.