In the vast and infinite universes that video games take players, the imagination is captivated by extraordinary beings that defy the limits of size and power. From towering monstrosities to godlike entities, colossal beings shape virtual worlds and leave a mark on the gaming experience. A collection of awe-inspiring wonders, showcasing a mesmerizing array of creatures that captivates gamers around the world.
As the journey unfolds through a realm where boundaries dissolve, one can bear witness to the magnificence of these gargantuan entities that continuously challenge the very fabric of the virtual realm. Experience the awe and wonder as these remarkable beings bring forth a spectacle of sheer grandeur to the gaming landscape.
10 Jormungandr (God Of War)
Jormungandr, also known as the World Serpent, is a prominent character in God of War (2018). This massive serpent is depicted as a powerful being with the ability to span great distances. Jormungandr aids the game's protagonist, Kratos, and his son, Atreus, on their journey through the realms of Norse mythology against the Norse Gods that claim them.
Despite its intimidating appearance, Jormungandr is not portrayed as a villain but rather as a neutral force, often providing assistance or sharing cryptic knowledge. Its presence adds an air of grandeur to the game's narrative, its size showcasing the vast nature and scope of mythological entities in this universe.
9 Gravemind (Halo Series)
The Gravemind is an ominous creature, serving as a central antagonist in the Halo series. Composed of countless Flood forms, it forms a massive network of tentacles and grotesque body parts. Towering over even the largest individuals, the Gravemind commands the Flood and poses a significant threat to all life within the Halo universe. As the ultimate hivemind of the Flood, it exhibits near-omniscient intelligence and complete control over all Flood forms, thus making the Gravemind one of Bungie's best villains.
Starting as a Proto-Gravemind, it grows in size and accumulates mass, memories, and intelligence from consumed hosts until it reaches a critical mass, becoming self-aware. With its distributed intelligence and telepathic abilities, the Gravemind coordinates the actions of subordinate Flood forms across the galaxy. Throughout the Halo series, it exhibits a complex personality, ranging from calm and collected to vengeful and maniacal.
8 Sin (Final Fantasy 10)
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Sin, the main antagonistic force in Final Fantasy 10, is a gargantuan whale-like beast that poses a threat to the world of Spira. While its size is indeed notable, Sin's appearance is equally striking. It has a whale-like body with clawed arms and hind legs resembling pectoral fins for movement in the water. Scales cover its body, which can shed and transform into smaller monsters known as Sinscales.
In its final form, Sin sports feathery wing-like protrusions with purple tips. Sin's abilities are equally awe-inspiring, as it can control gravitational forces, fly, and even create barriers to protect itself. Its signature attack, "Giga-Graviton," is a devastating blast of energy that can induce tectonic plate movements visible from outer space. Sin's affinity for water allows it to blend into, absorb, and weaponize the water around it.
7 Star Dream (Kirby: Planet Robobot)
Star Dream from Kirby: Planet Robobot is a supercomputer, housed within a massive flying fortress, towers over landscapes and dominates the skies. With its cylinder-shaped body, screw-like head, and angel-like wings adorned with blue, glass-like shards, Star Dream's appearance is reminiscent of a monumental screw.
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Its immense proportions make it a cosmic entity within the Kirby universe. Capable of interstellar travel and planetary manipulation, Star Dream possesses the power to reshape entire planets to suit its purposes. The sheer size of Star Dream presents an awe-inspiring challenge for Kirby and his allies as they confront this gigantic technological threat.
6 Red Eye - Lost Planet 2
The Red Eye from Lost Planet 2 measures over a thousand feet in height. As the largest Category-G Akrid in the series, the Red Eye. This creature is a subterranean, annelid-like Akrid with a multitude of spiny limbs and circular red "eyes" covering its massive frame.
Its enormous size allows it to move swiftly underground, while its tentacle-like antennae act as both echolocation sensors and powerful grasping appendages. Players face the Red Eye aboard a T-ENG-loaded train, engaging in a fierce battle to protect the cargo and escape. In the climactic encounter, players utilize the Railway Gun, a massive artillery cannon, to target the Red Eye's weak spots and ultimately bring down this behemoth.
5 Sovereign (Mass Effect Series)
The Sovereign from Mass Effect is the flagship of rogue Spectre Saren Arterius, this colossal dreadnought dwarfs all known ships, measuring an astounding two kilometers in length. Its immense size is matched by its power, boasting a spinal-mounted main gun capable of breaching the kinetic barriers of other dreadnoughts with a single shot.
Beyond its physical might, Sovereign's alien design suggests a mysterious origin, captivating the curiosity of scholars and players alike. As a Reaper and a sentient AI, Sovereign's presence and significance in the game are truly grand in scope, especially when a Shepard meets him for the first time giving life to his iconic quote 'My kind transcends your very understanding' not only is he physically vast, his very existence is almost beyond comprehension.
4 Eater Of Worlds (Terraria)
The Eater of Worlds, a boss within Terraria, dominates the game's landscape as one of its largest entities. Stretching across an entire world, this monstrosity spans an impressive length of roughly 195/209 tiles. If its size were translated to Earth, it would measure a mind-boggling 18,900 feet long and 252 feet wide.
This pre-Hardmode boss emerges from The Corruption, summoned by devouring three Shadow Orbs or using the vile Worm Food. Beware of its segmented structure, as destroying an inner body segment triggers a split, spawning additional worms to engage in the fierce battle. Defeating each section is crucial to overcome this titanic foe. Prepare for an intense encounter with the Eater of Worlds, an embodiment of terror within Terraria's realm.
3 Lavos (Chrono Trigger)
Lavos is the primary antagonist and final boss in the classic game Chrono Trigger. This alien parasite crash-landed on Earth in 65,000,000 B.C. to drain the planet's energy and produce genetically enhanced spawn. Lavos influenced technology and life forms, evolving them to cultivate their power.
Lavos has three forms: an outer shell resembling a mythical beast, a large humanoid form, and the Lavos Core with its humanoid center and floating bits. Lavos is responsible for the creation and advancement of the modern human species in the game's universe. In Chrono Cross, Lavos appears as the Devourer of Time, assimilating Schala. Players face Lavos twice in Chrono Trigger, first in the Ocean Palace and then in the year 1999. The battle includes imitations of previous boss encounters.
2 Laviente (Monster Hunter)
Laviente is a serpent dragon from Monster Hunter, having vibrant orange-brown and green coloration, this monstrous creature resides on a remote island, far from civilization. Laviente's imposing frame showcases a smooth white underbelly, contrasting with its patterned scales, webbed ridges, and wing-like appendages along its neck. It is covered in spines and capable of burrowing underground and underwater.
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In battle, Laviente unleashes devastating attacks, such as launching fireballs after inhaling deeply, creating a paralyzing pulse, and triggering volcanic eruptions. Its forceful strikes into the ground cause rocks to fly, incapacitating nearby hunters. Known for their aggressive behavior, Laviente's size allows them to consume vast amounts of prey, while their periods of inactivity involve hibernation deep beneath the surface. Solitude Island serves as the exclusive habitat for Laviente, leaving hunters to venture into this treacherous realm to face the monumental challenge it presents.
1 Riftworm (Gears Of War 2)
The Riftworm is a massive, subterranean creature found in Gears of War 2. These creatures can reach up to 10 miles in length and half a mile in width. They are the largest and oldest known creatures on the planet of Sera. Riftworms can hibernate for centuries and created the Hollow, an underground network of tunnels, by burrowing through Sera's crust. They fertilized the soil along their path, giving birth to life within the Hollow.
The Locust Horde, a race of mutated humans, considered Riftworms as gods and formed a religion called the Trinity of Worms around them. During the Locust War, one Riftworm was awakened and used as a weapon of mass destruction by High Priest Skorge. It could sink entire cities.