Splatchinko Demo Boss Guide and Counter Planner
Compare Splatchinko bosses, health values and special moves, then prepare a flexible counter plan.
Prepare for bosses with repeatable damage, one defensive layer and at least one way to recover a poor trajectory. Captain Drunk, Her Royal Guilt Trip and His Royal Flush have 3,500 HP; later bosses reach 10,000 HP or more. Their named special moves identify the mechanic to prepare for.
Step-by-step checklist
- Open the enemy database and confirm the boss record belongs to the same dated snapshot.
- Bring one damage engine that triggers on normal board contacts rather than a rare setup.
- Add Shield, healing or maximum-health support before spending the final rewards on more economy.
- Keep a control tool such as H.U.D. Sight, Gravitational Slap, Elastic Floor or WormHole when its unlock is actually available.
- During the first move cycle, observe the named special move before assuming its label explains every effect.
- After a loss, change the failed layer—damage, defense or control—instead of replacing the whole build.
Use HP to compare fight length
The enemy records provide names, categories, maximum health and special-move labels. Use the values to compare the damage and sustain each fight demands.
A boss build needs damage, defense and recovery
Normal fights can reward explosive one-turn setups, but a boss can expose a build that has no answer after a weak launch. Use a repeatable damage trigger, a defensive layer such as Shield or healing, and a control tool that can rescue an early trajectory when available.
Captain Drunk: prepare for trajectory disruption
The configured move is Double Gravity. The label suggests that the shot path is the central risk, but the exact timing and magnitude are not published here. Favor readable early contacts and tools that improve aiming or alter a shot rather than relying only on a long fragile route.
Her Royal Guilt Trip: avoid a one-piece dependency
Choice Embargo is the move to prepare for. Bring a build whose damage engine already works and does not require one exact reward, shop purchase or mutation to become functional.
Later bosses demand sustained output
ICE-B, The Bare Minimum and The Bishop of the Sun have 10,000 HP, well above the first 3,500-HP group. A package that produces one impressive opening turn but cannot repeat it should be treated as unfinished. THE BAD GUY has 1,000,000 HP and demands an exceptional long-run damage engine.
Adapt after the first move cycle
Move intervals, phase changes, spawned Peg behavior, damage timing and board layouts can change the best response. Watch the first move cycle, then adjust damage, defense or control around the mechanic that ends the run.
Configured boss records in the Demo package
| Boss | Configured HP | Special move | Preparation priority |
|---|---|---|---|
| Captain Drunk | 3,500 | Double Gravity | Trajectory control and a forgiving bounce plan |
| Her Royal Guilt Trip | 3,500 | Choice Embargo | A build that functions without one exact reward choice |
| His Royal Flush | 3,500 | Offensive Equation | Stable defense while the move behavior is observed |
| ICE-B | 10,000 | Offensive Equation | Sustained damage rather than a short opening burst |
| The Bare Minimum | 10,000 | Slime Flood | Board coverage and recovery from altered Peg space |
| The Bishop of the Sun | 10,000 | Solar Excommunication | Health or Shield reserve before the move cycle |
| THE BAD GUY | 1,000,000 | No clean move label | Treat as package evidence, not confirmed Demo progression |