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Revision as of 00:28, 5 August 2022
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 heart
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8000 | |
 juice
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8000 | |
| attack | 70 | |
| defense | 80 | |
| speed | 10 | |
| luck | 45 | |
This article is about Bossman Hero, the boss. For the playable character, see Hero. For his battle in the Boss Rush, see Hero (Enemy).
Bossman Hero is a boss exclusive to console versions of OMORI. He is automatically fought after obtaining the Giant Check from Mr. Jawsum on the last day of the Omori route.
Story
"Happy? Don't be silly, Kel.
BOSSES DON'T FEEL EMOTION!"
- Bossman Hero
The build-up to the battle with Bossman Hero plays out almost identically to the original version, where Hero gains ownership of the Last Resort along with the Giant Check. However, the party will instead encourage Hero to experiment with his newfound power as the Last Resort's owner. Once the reality of his new status dawns upon him, Hero, now under the moniker of Bossman Hero, snaps after the power goes to his head, becoming a greedy, amoral venture capitalist, and even takes on some of Mr. Jawsum's traits, such as his style of laughter and his poor treatment of his Gator Guy employees.
After provoking his friends with offers to work for him with no pay, much like Mr. Jawsum had tried to, they ultimately decide to fight him in an attempt to snap him back to his normal self.
Once Bossman Hero is defeated, Aubrey will snap him out of his delusional state by repeatedly bashing his head with her bat, before she and Omori storm off. Kel will simply ask if Hero is "proud of himself" before following them, leaving a confused and apologetic Hero to rush after his friends, not remembering his actions as Bossman Hero.
Battle
True to his claim that "bosses don't feel emotions," Bossman Hero's emotion cannot be changed.
Similar to the battle with Mr. Jawsum, Bossman Hero himself is flanked by two Gator Guys who will fight alongside Hero. Unlike Mr. Jawsum, Bossman Hero will also attack on occasion.
Throughout the battle, Bossman Hero will occasionally offer the party contracts, allowing them to, for instance, fully heal themselves in exchange for Bossman Hero buffing both himself and his Gator Guys. The deals are random and are detailed below, but they will always have one "good" aspect and one "bad" aspect. If the party doesn't take a contract, there is a chance a Gator Guy will take it instead.
As an example, a potential deal may read as:
Hero: Friends! Let's make a deal... I will give you 100,000 clams, but... I will increase your foe's stats!
In this instance, if the party declines the contract and a Gator Guy takes it, Bossman Hero will "pay himself" 100,000 clams and will buff the party.
 | To do: Figure this out. Care to do so? |
| EMOTION | BEHAVIORS | REWARDS |
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?% chance to do a normal attack. ?% chance to throw a bag of clams, inflicting 180-220 of damage to someone. Omori's party will gain 200  .?% chance to fling clams at everyone, damaging everyone by 20% . Omori's party will gain 600 .
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10,000 exp 10,000
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Formulas
Attack: [2 * a.atk - b.def] (default).
Throws Money: 200 damage to the party member that was hit. There is a 20 percent variation rate on this.
Flings Money: (Party's max HP x 0.20). Hits all party members.
Hero's offers: As stated before, Hero will present you with his offers. All of these buffs and debuffs can be applied to both friends and foes. These are some of the interactions that can happen if you accept his offers:
- 100 percent Crit: All Friends/Foes attacks will hit in the heart for one turn.
- Damaging: All Friends will have their juice and heart reduced by 50 percent by their max heart. (Target's HP x 0.50). However, when this attack is used on foes, the foes will take 1000 damage and lose 10 percent of their juice.
- Making Target Sad: All Friends/Foes will become Sad.
- Making Target Angry: All Friends/Foes will become Angry.
- Making Target Happy: All Friends/Foes will become Happy.
- Debuffing Stats: Friends will have their attack, speed, and defense lowered down by three tiers. However, foes will only have their attack, speed, and defense lowered by one-tier.
- Buffing Stats: Friends will have their attack, speed, and defense raised by one tier. Foes will have their attack, speed, and defense raised by three tiers.
- Heals All: Friends/Foes have their heart fully restored.
- Pizza Party: All foes regain 2,500 heart.
Battle Quotes
Action quotes
- Bossman Hero attacks [target]!
- Bossman Hero throws a bag of clams. [Target] takes 200 damage!
- Bossman Hero throws clams at everyone!
Contracts
Offering Contracts
Hero: Friends! Let's make a deal.
Good aspects
Hero: Your attacks will hit right in the heart this turn, but... Hero: I will make you Happy, but... Hero: I will make you Sad, but... Hero: I will make you Angry, but... Hero: I will give you 10 Whole Pizzas, but... Hero: I will give you 100,000 clams, but... Hero: I will heal your heart, but... Hero: I will increase your stats, but... Hero: I will reduce your foe's stats, but...
Bad aspects
Hero: I will recover your foes to full heart! Hero: Your foe's attacks will hit right in the heart next turn! Hero: I will take all of your clams! Hero: I will make your foes Sad! Hero: I will make your foes Happy! Hero: I will make your foes Angry! Hero: I will reduce your stats! Hero: I will increase your foe's stats! Hero: I will reduce your heart and juice by 50 percent of your max heart and juice!
When Defeated
Hero: Friends...Let's make a de...Huff...Huff...Wheeze...
When defeating the player
Hero: Sorry, friends...you should have taken my offer when you had the chance!
Gallery
Idle
Damaged
Defeated
Trivia
- Amusingly, checking your party status after the battle will reveal that Hero's was reduced to 1 and all of his was drained in the aftermath.