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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Mooks in video games typically aren't supposed to be too hard on their own. They are usually just there to soften up the heroes before the Boss Battle of a level. But there are exceptions, enemies that are annoying, dangerous, and/or powerful. This trope is the top tier of these, which are enemies that are so powerful, you wouldn't be blamed for mistaking them for bosses (hence the trope name). |