How to Fight Bosses Again in Hollow Knight
For the 
Godmaster versions of Bosses and a listing of their differing information, see Hall of Gods.
- Absolute Radiance
- Cleaved Vessel
- Brooding Mawlek
- Brothers Oro & Mato
- Collector
- Crystal Guardian
- Dung Defender
- Elder Hu
- Enraged Guardian
- Failed Champion
- Imitation Knight
- Flukemarm
- Galien
- God Tamer
- Gorb
- Slap-up Nailsage Sly
- Grey Prince Zote
- Grimm
- Gruz Female parent
- Hive Knight
- Hollow Knight
- Hornet Protector
- Hornet Sentry
- Hunter
- Lost Kin
- Mantis Lords
- Markoth
- Marmu
- Massive Moss Charger
- Nightmare King Grimm
- No Eyes
- Nosk
- Oblobbles
- Paintmaster Sheo
- Pure Vessel
- Radiance
- Sisters of Battle
- Soul Master
- Soul Tyrant
- Soul Warrior
- Tiso
- Traitor Lord
- Uumuu
- Vengefly King
- Watcher Knight
- White Defender
- Winged Nosk
- Xero
- Zote
Bosses are unique enemies in Hollow Knight that typically take higher health or deal more damage than the standard creatures in the same expanse. The Knight may have to defeat a Boss to admission a new surface area, larn an item, complete a quest, or merely further the principal story of the game.
When the Knight encounters a boss, the name ordinarily appears on-screen, and the music changes into a battle theme.
Counting the variations, there are 47 bosses in the game. That number includes one "joke" boss that cannot harm the Knight (Zote), but excludes the two that are never actually fought. Some bosses besides make a 2d advent in the Colosseum of Fools.
Almost all the boss fights in the game take multiple variations in the Hall of Gods, including alternate arenas that change the nature of a fight, or special challenges such as chirapsia a dominate without taking a hit.
Bosses
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| Cleaved Vessel | Heart-searching Mawlek |  Brothers Oro & Mato | The Collector |
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| Crystal Guardian | Dung Defender | False Knight | Flukemarm |
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| God Tamer | Great Nailsage Sly |  Grimm | Gruz Mother |
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 Hive Knight | Hollow Knight | Hornet Protector | Mantis Lords |
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| Massive Moss Charger | Nosk | Oblobbles | Paintmaster Sheo |
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| Radiance | Soul Master | Soul Warrior | Traitor Lord |
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| Uumuu | Vengefly King | Watcher Knight | Zote |
Warrior Dreams
This category is about is a listing of Spirits that the Knight can fight. For a listing of NPC Spirits, that tin can be just interacted with and seen, see Spirits.
Lingering memories of particularly strong bugs, Warrior Dreams are a unique form of dominate in that the Knight can just challenge them once they take acquired the Dream Blast.[1] Defeating a Warrior Dream rewards a big amount of Essence.
Later acquiring the Dream Blast, the Knight may purchase the Warrior's Grave Pin from Iselda for 
180, which reveals the location of all discovered Warrior Dreams on whatever purchased Maps.
Dream Nailing a Warrior Dream automatically starts the fight, and Dream Nailing them subsequently winning the fight automatically collects the Essence without dialogue. The Dream Blast has no outcome when used during the fight.
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| Elder Hu | Galien | Gorb | Markoth |
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| Marmu | No Eyes | Xero | |
Dominate Variants
Alternate versions of bosses. More challenging than the original fight. Some can exist accessed by Dream Nailing their corpse; defeating these dream bosses awards a large sum of Essence. Others can be found elsewhere in Hallownest afterward the original fight. A few more dominate variations can also exist plant inside Godhome.
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| Accented Radiance | Enraged Guardian | Failed Champion |  Gray Prince Zote |
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| Hornet Sentinel | Lost Kin | Nightmare King | Pure Vessel |
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| Sisters of Boxing | Soul Tyrant | White Defender | Winged Nosk |
Failed Champion, Grey Prince Zote, Lost Kin, Nightmare King Grimm, Soul Tyrant and White Defender are considered "Dream Bosses" and occur inside the Dream Realm. This means that the Knight does non actually die during a dream dominate battle. If the Knight dies, they merely wake up next to the point of entry. This means several things:
- The Knight does not get out behind a Shade.
- The Knight does not lose office of their SOUL Meter. (However, the SOUL meter still completely empties.)
- The Knight does not lose any Geo.
- The Fragile Charms sold past Leg Eater do not break.
- Steel Soul runs exercise not end.
An exception is the Radiance, whose fight follows the pattern of being a "Dream Boss"; however, losing to the Radiance is treated similar an bodily death.
Fake-Out Bosses
Bosses that include an intro sequence with a proper noun card or a boxing theme, merely are not fought and take no purpose beyond being a joke or a surprise.
Trivia
- Designing a Warrior Dream was a reward for a tier of backers during the game'due south Kickstarter entrada:
- "Ancient Hero: Announced in-game as an epic warrior-spirit! Assistance us create the appearance and dialogue for your spirit counterpart: Tell the Hollow Knight of your great deeds, then claiming him to boxing!"
- In this same Kickstarter project, a location called "Queen's Glade" is mentioned in the Warrior Dreams tier:
- "Become a Warrior Spirit in the Queen's Glade"
References
- ↑ Official manual: "Lingering memories of particularly strong bugs."
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Source: https://hollowknight.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Bosses_%28Hollow_Knight%29
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