Ra Ra Boom Delivers Villains You’ll Love to Defeat

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So, there’s this game, right? Ra Ra Boom. Just launched on Xbox Series X|S, and you know what? I’m pumped. Why? Well, what Gylee Games pulled off here is wild. You get to jump into this side-scrolling beat ‘em up. Boom! Right there. And let’s talk enemies, which are kinda like the stars of this crazy show.

First off, you got these “lanes” — like, literal lanes you fight in — which, honestly, kinda genius. Changes the game, literally.

### The Brute

Dude, lemme tell ya about “The Brute.” It’s like your favorite roller coaster came to life and wants to eat you. No joke. The design team’s big idea was turning a coaster cart into this fierce boss. I guess it’s an homage? Which, could mean anything, really.

This monster, rogue train track, whatever you wanna call it, starts off jumping around with pouncing attacks. But then, bam, transforms into a coaster and splits. You’re on your toes, dodging carts and thinking, “Do I jump? Do I blast it with ranged attacks?!” Good stuff. Keeps you on edge, ya know?

### Martin

Then there’s Martin. Last dude they tossed into the mix, hanging out in the Arcade level. Funny thing, they tried to make a flying enemy before — total disaster. Couldn’t tell where the thing was! So they scrap it, come back later with this bot on holographic legs. Someone thought it looked hilarious, and Martin just stuck. Really ties him to the ground, makes sense.

### Bruce

Now Bruce… Oh man. This boss was a struggle bus. Started as a chase scene, right? Made folks queasy. Seriously! They had to tweak and tweak so that we could handle it without tossing our cookies. First playtests were a yawns-ville too. But throwing in Eugene, the twitchy robot buddy, spiced things up. Players exploded Eugene to fend off Bruce. More phases and attacks made it legit fun. But it took forever to get there.

### Pick Your Punching Bag

Anyway, that’s the line-up. Why not give Ra Ra Boom a spin? Get out there, knock some baddies around, and see which enemy gets your fists fired up the most.

And hey, there’s this co-op action element too. Future Earth is a mess thanks to rogue AI, but at least you’re not just waving pom-poms… most of the time. Play it old-school, shoot-em-up style, or whatever mix gets you going. Ninja space cheerleaders meet chaos—what’s not to love?