Fiamma Nera Boss is a member of Bartoli's Fiamma Nera cult and the secondary antagonist. He is a burly man, of great height, who carries two Smith & Wesson revolvers. And he is both the second boss of the game and the final boss of the game.
Biography[]
Little is known about this character. Since he never speaks and only has two appearances in the entire game, both being two combats.
Opera House[]
After reaching the warehouse behind the theater stage, Lara must face the last members of the Fiamma Nera who are blocking her path, however this time she will be forced to face this adversary, who will open fire on her. After an intense shootout, Lara will emerge victorious, leaving the mercenary for dead.[1]
Home Sweet Home[]
After returning home with the dagger in her possession, Lara is attacked by the last members of the Fiamma Nera, led by the Fiamma Nera Boss, who shows that one of his arms has been bandaged due to the previous confrontation. After killing all the remaining members, the Fiamma Nera Boss enters the fray and begins the final confrontation within the Mansion. Lara manages, this time, to finally kill the mercenary, putting an end to the Fiamma Nera organization definitively.[1]
Appearances[]
In-Game Appearances[]
Tomb Raider II
- Opera House (Boss)
- Home Sweet Home (Boss/Death)
Tomb Raider I-III Remastered[]
Tomb Raider II[]
- Opera House (Boss)
- Home Sweet Home (Boss/Death)
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- He is the only human boss, at least during his fight, in the entire game.
- The sound effect of his shots is a slight modification of the Magnum pistols from the first Tomb Raider.
- A detail that shows that the Fiamma Nera Boss in the last level of the game is the same as the one in the Opera House is the bandaging on his left arm.
- He can be blown to pieces with the grenade launcher in the opera house, but it wouldn't make sense to see him whole again at the end of the game.
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Tomb Raider II gameplay