All information on optional or required bosses stats, Locations, encounters and strategies can be found on their designated Bosses Some bosses in the game may be optional and avoided. Their HP bar and Level will also be displayed above the character throughout the combat encounter. Boss encountered are identified by their introductory title that will be displayed just before combat begins. Some of these bosses may first be encountered As NPCs to introduce some Lore and backstory before they are inevitably faced in a Combat encounter as a Boss. A Boss encounter will usually signify game progress or a chapter ending when following the main storyline. Bosses are special larger Enemies that can be encountered throughout the game in different Locations. For NPC and merchant information, visit Emil's regular NPC page here. He is a returning character from the first game, he is a disembodied head that possesses the body of a heavily-modified auto rickshaw. In one of the secret endings, he appears as a Boss Encounter. Emil is originally a beloved NPC that owns a Merchant Stock and distributes a quest of his own. character from the first game, he is a disembodied head that possesses the body of a heavily-modified auto rickshaw. By gathering flowers known as Lunar Tears, Emil starts to decorate the desolate space with shining fauna, each new plant a testament to the memory of his fallen friends.Emil Clones is a Boss in NieR: Automata. It is Kaine’s home, a place which Emil would come to treat warmly in their absence. With the help of 2B and 9S, this slowly begins to change, and we stumble across a location that is eerily similar to one found in Replicant. We see him again in Automata, but his memories have sadly become fractured after thousands of years. Like much of Nier, it’s absolutely heartbreaking - with Emil having to leave many of his newfound friends behind as the game reaches its final conclusion. His life is also on the precipice, so there is no other time for him to confront romantic feelings and connections he might otherwise never experience. Emil has enough on his plate already without trying to come to terms with his own sexuality, so there’s an element of sadness in his words that I can’t help but empathise with. You can feel the anxious doubt in his voice, the confusion that comes with a young person yet to accept their queer identity.
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