All Armored Core 6 bosses in order
Armored Core 6 has its fair share of bosses for players to fight their way through, with 12 in total throughout its 20-hour runtime.
But if you want to know ahead of time which bosses you'll be coming up against next in the game to get in a bit of prep to take them down with some knowledge in tow, keep reading for a breakdown of which order they all appear.
Every boss in order
Most of the names of bosses in-game are made up of a combination of letters and numbers, so it may be a bit more difficult to remember who you’ve fought (or who you can expect to go up against next).
Below is a rundown of all of them, including some handy links to our dedicated guides with tips and tricks for taking these pesky bosses down:
- AH12 HC Helicopter
- HA-T-102 Juggernaut
- AA P07 Balteus
- EC-0804 Smart Cleaner
- IA-13 Sea Spider
- AA-602 CATAPHRACT
- IA-02: Ice Worm
- AA P03 Enforcer
- IB:01: CEL 240
- IB-C03: HAL 826
- IB-07 SOL 644
- V.III
- Honest Brute
- Raven
- Ayre
- G1 Michigan
- V.IV Rusty
- V.I Freud
- V.II Snail
- "Cinder" Carla
- Handler Walter
- Allmind
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As you might expect from FromSoftware games, every boss requires a different tactic in order to take them down, and you may find yourself having to retry the boss fights over and over again until you find what sticks.
Luckily, Armored Core 6’s upgrade system is slightly more forgiving than that of the system in Dark Souls, for example. This is because any currency that you spend on making your Mech, you can refund it and try again to make something different.
You won’t be penalised for trying to rebuild your mech the way that you might be for changing your build in Elden Ring.
Good luck going up against all of the bosses, as each and every one serves a unique challenge. Make sure to check out our homepage for Armored Core 6, too, where you'll find guides breaking down Overburdened, as well as the best emblems and decals to use, or some top-tier mech games like Armored Core if you're hunting for something new to play.
