Ugly - All Bosses + Ending 

what's more, is the scar that appears on the nobleman may of been the only real injury he actually had. Meanwhile everyone else at the party burned because he freaked out over one imperfection on his face... He may have regrets, he may want to apologize, he may be haunted by EVERYTHING he did, but he is not a good person. Not in the slightest. He burned his bridges, and squandered the last bit of hope and redemption he could of had... He even sings with the last of his oxygen that he admits: He was a cruel and unlovable bastard.

Nice bro good observation

Is accept, not except

Is not actually that the son grew up to be like his father, but rather the protagonist is the father himself. The game kinda tricks you into thinking is the son going through traumatic memories of his childhood with his abusive dad only for the twist at the final boss to reveal that it was the father regretting(?) all of his sins. Spoilers: You can actually see the son in a credits song sequence with his face badly burnt because the dad forged him with a flaming hot mask because he didn’t want to look at his face

Accepting***

@@geovanibenjamin8940ohhhh thus the beginning is the character in a home filled with empty bottles. Makes total sense

And flames representing what caused all the strife

So I suppose the MC's ability to use his reflection represents, well, his resolve to self reflect on his past?

So he burned his face, got disfigured, got so angry that he got disfigured that he smashed all the windows and destroyed all the paintings (for some reason) then locked himself up and drank away his problems? And then he went on a spiritual journey to beat his inner demons, but in the end it didn't work forsome reason?

So we play a antagonis the dad his own sin

@@robertwildschwein7207 Mirrors, not windows. He splattered the paintings because they were all what he used to look like, somebody he could never be again; someone outwardly attractive. So in a fit of anger he threw paint on the face of each one because he didn't want any reminders of what he'd lost.

He just a antagonis in this story he just do awful thing in memory reflection so he deserves that tormented

@@viriyananda I see, maybe I haven't seen the whole story and must play the game myself to fully understand.

@@robertwildschwein7207going off the ending song lyrics, I can only assume he killed or disowned his child due to not being beautiful like him, as well as his wife for protecting him. Whatever he did, it was horrible, and that indicated what he really was on the inside. Ugly.

Yeah especially since he was stylin in his intro.

True plus my man was stylin with his hammer during his intro.

There is a duplicate boss name.

There is no ice! Why the hell “Ice King”?

Official names for bosses are: The Bandaged The Covering The Crystal The Gatekeeper The Poisoned

You forgot the secret ending ;)

Like mono in little nightmares 2, for he becomes thin man, fights himself, gets betrayed by six, and the cycle repeats!

True

About?

Mc trapped in loop where he must fight boss that actually his traumatic state. Mummy is when he got burned and need to wrapped around his body, slume is he vandalized his own pictured with paint, ice king is when he broke the mirror, lock king is he locked himself, and drunken king is when he drunk himself. For flames boss, maybe its the cause of mc has ugly face due burn injury on whole body.

@@riski_putra6725 Which might mean that the king wasn’t his father, but rather was himself all along

​@@destinyreforgedThe MC is the father, the memories were hinting his perspective and the bosses are a reflection of his downward spiral.

I'm agree with you 😰

Wait, there’s a secret ending?

Given how the shown ending is, I already thought there was a secret ending.

@@destinyreforged there are post credit collectables that'll unlock it

The hole inside the mirror he smashed with the candelbarum looks highly suspicious. I wonder if you can insert that crystal powerup thingy into the hole and enter the Mirror Dawn of Sorrow style.

@@robertwildschwein7207 It will either replay the scene or simply break the loop. After all, there is no turning back from a boss fight regardless

His wife

@@viriyananda really! wow

Probably just the oldest/veteran maid of the estate, if I had to guess. You see a similar lady with same green broach in the Secret Ending, which implies that the maid with the Chicken mask in the flashback was her. Given the circumstances of who she had to work for, no wonder she went for the poisoning/fire scheme.

I feel it's almost a representation of what modern society has done to the human psyche: if you're not attractive, you're worthless. This man surrounded himself in luxury because he could, and surrounded himself with ugly people to make him stand out. Anyone else attractive had to wear a mask. What was put in his drink, which I assume was some sort of hallucinogen, made him see what he really was on the inside: *ugly.* Beauty can be only skin-deep for some, and that was the case with this man. He didn't want to face this reality, and made a decision in his hazy state that cost him his outward beauty. The bosses are representations of his downward spiral afterward; the mummy was when he was in hospital after being rescued from the flames, the slime was him splattering the paintings of himself to remove any visual reminder of what he'd lost, the ice king was him smashing the mirrors so he wouldn't have to see the ugliness of himself, the lock king was his self-isolation, and the drunken king was him drinking to cope. The flames, meanwhile, were what took everything from him - and he was the one who caused them. TL;DR, man screwed himself over by being cruel to others, had a hallucinogen poured in his drink and he saw his own internal ugliness, proceeded to smash the mirror he saw it in with a candelabra which started a fire, he couldn't get out of the flames and was burned horribly which made his face match what he saw in the mirror, went on a downward spiral of depression which was represented by the bosses which were really his own inner demons.

@@FuryMcpurey I think humans always were like this. It's not modern society.

@@robertwildschwein7207 What I meant is that modern-day beauty standards have really messed some people up, not that it's only in modern society. Today society seems to only care if you're skinny (without need for a corset) and have a pretty face (whether it's natural or plastic surgery doesn't matter). It does seem that we're starting to move away from that, though, but it's very slow progress. Hope this cleared things up, I couldn't think properly at the time I replied.

This is really the game where you don't feel sorry for the protagonist