Pizza Tower Bosses: Order & Battle Checklist

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The main bosses in Peppino's campaign

This overview follows Peppino's campaign. It contains boss-name spoilers, including the final encounter. The Noise campaign changes the third encounter to The Doise and also changes how the playable character attacks.

Do not apply a Peppino-specific attack input to the Noise campaign without checking the character's tutorial and the current fight.

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Pepperman: let the charge create an opening

Pepperman charges across the arena. Avoid the charge, then attack during the recovery instead of running directly into an active attack. Later parts add hazards and faster pressure, so keep watching the arena even when you know the next boss move.

For a useful practice attempt, focus on one charge sequence. Name the moment that caused a hit: the approach, the turnaround, the landing, or the attack you attempted afterward. That gives your next try a specific purpose.

03

Vigilante and Noise: avoid rushing the finish

Peppino's Vigilante battle uses a gun. Practice dodging projectiles and finding time to fire without treating the encounter as a normal Grab fight. The ending includes a draw sequence: wait for the game's cue rather than firing early.

The Noise mixes different attack tools and changes his behavior in the later phase. An apparent pause is not always the end of the sequence. Give the last movement room to finish, then approach when he is actually vulnerable. Staying alive long enough to observe the second phase is a productive first goal.

04

Fake Peppino and the final encounter

Fake Peppino imitates and distorts Peppino's movement. Learn one attack pattern at a time and keep space to react. The encounter ends with a chase, so do not relax as soon as the arena battle looks finished.

The Pizzaface encounter has multiple phases. In its opening phase, enemies can be thrown upward into Pizzaface to create an opening. Treat later phases as separate exercises: reaching them consistently is the first milestone, and a clean full fight comes afterward.

05

How boss P ranks work

For ordinary ranked boss fights, finish without being hit. You do not need the regular level's score, Secret Eyes, treasure, or Lap 2 requirements. A safe dodge is often a better practice choice than an unfamiliar parry.

The final Pizzaface fight does not give a normal displayed boss rank. Its related no-hit Chef Task is a different completion goal. The Crumbling Tower of Pizza is an escape level after that encounter, not another boss fight.

For preparation, review controls and parrying. For score-based level attempts, use the separate P-rank checklist.