Chronos (The Battle Bricks)

He cannot be attacked conventionally. To damage him, you will have to eliminate the Teabots he sends out, which will cause them to fly towards Chronos's eye and inflict minor damage.

These are the teapots that Chronos calls; they are light blue teapots with a propeller that allows them to fly. From their teapot spout, they can attack, causing minor area damage. They serve more as a distraction for enemies.

Chronos is not like a typical boss; instead, he floats out of reach of all combatants and annihilates them with a wide variety of ranged attacks that he alternates every few seconds:

They fire 12 teapot-shaped projectiles from their ring at random units, which explode and cause massive splash damage on contact.
Deploy 3 Teabots that have a lot of health and armor, flying around to damage and distract the fighters.

A barrage of lethal bullets aimed at the most advanced unit, each with a moderate blast radius.

The player is presented with a timed puzzle that must be solved within a set time; otherwise, Chronos will combine his teapot projectiles and mini-explosions to completely destroy your defenses.

Upon reaching 56% health, Chronos will roar in fury, his eyes twisting into a grimace of screaming and furrowed brow. As a result, his existing abilities are amplified, increasing his rate of fire, and his ability to summon Teabots is replaced with a new ability: a single-target laser that obliterates everything in its path. To compensate for the ability change, Chronos will spawn a Teabot after each attack.

When Chronos is defeated, he disintegrates and vanishes, but his ring of laser cannons remains in place. As a last resort, the laser cannons begin charging. A final riddle is presented; if answered incorrectly, Chronos laughs at you and destroys your base and himself. If answered correctly, the ring of laser cannons fades and disappears as well, meaning you have sent them to another timeline and finally freed yourself from his all-seeing eye.

At first glance, Cross appears to be a fairly generic chapter boss: a menacing cross of doom that rampages through combatants. His primary attack is extremely basic: he slams into the ground and crushes any units beneath him. After several of these impacts, Cross uses one of two special attacks: several beams that inflict moderate area damage or a barrage of explosive teapots whose damage and size vary.

Upon reaching 50% HP, Cross drastically changes his attack pattern. His range increases considerably, and his primary attack is now a long-range blast. Cross's special attacks have also changed; one is similar to Cesus's Fire Release: Great Fireball Technique, emitting multiple shockwaves that inflict massive damage and trigger a Super Knockback, while the other involves Cross briefly charging and firing a powerful beam toward the front line, creating a massive explosion that obliterates virtually everything within its path.

Upon dying, Cross will stand on the ground before killing all enemies on the field, restarting the stage's enemy cycle and summoning Chronos after a short period.

Chronos is an angel boss, the final boss of Chapter 4 in Tumore mode, and debuts in Teapots of Utopia. He is the true form of Cesus and appears only after Cross, the initial boss, is defeated. He no longer attacks in melee, but now possesses ranged abilities that can easily eliminate combatants across the stage, forcing the player to solve puzzles to survive. Furthermore, he cannot be damaged by normal means, being vulnerable only to damage from the Teabots that appear occasionally.

Cross is the boss you must face before Chronos. Initially, he is a slow and resilient melee enemy with very damaging attacks, capable of easily taking down any unit. However, when he reaches half health, he will change his attack pattern and become a powerful rear-guard attacker.

Chronos appears to be a massive white satellite resembling the Hubble Space Telescope, with several blue panels attached to two spreader bars and a large blue eye (or mouth) that can display various expressions. It also has a large, clockwise rotating ring around it, with 12 attached blasters for firing teapot-shaped projectiles or charging an annihilation ray.

Cross appears to be, as its name suggests, an enormous white cross. It has a visible blue outline and capital letters that run the length of the alphabet, as well as gaps that reveal what seems to be a bright, reflective cylinder inside, as if holding the cross's parts together at the center. The center of Cross is also blue instead of white, with white scribbles in front of it, which break apart to reveal an eye when damaged. Inside are two shiny spheres with a welded texture.

As it floats and moves forward, a static-like sound will be heard coming from Cross.