This makes Flea one of the trickiest boss battles in the game, but careful preparation can make the fight a lot easier. The third boss battle is against Ozzie, and this is just a comedy/puzzle fight. The reason for this is Flea's love of inflicting status effects, allowing him to charm, confuse, poison, and put party members to sleep. Flea might have been a step forward in terms of representation, but he was a nightmare to face in battle. Flea identifies as male, but presents himself as female, which is something that appeared in the game almost unchanged. The second boss is Flea, and it's still surprising that he made it through Nintendo's strict censorship policies of the era. The Slash battle is fairly simple, but it ends on a high-note, as the player is able to acquire his Slasher sword and give it Crono, which will likely be the strongest weapon he can use up to this point. The first battle is against Slash, who a sword-wielding warrior, making him an anomaly among the spellcasters that the party faces throughout the dungeon. The players should seek out all of the items they can because they're going to need them for the struggles ahead. The dungeon also has some great loot, like the Dark Mail and the Mist Robe, as well as some great healing items, so it's worth facing the dangers of the castle. Magus' Castle has some memorable puzzles, including the imposters of people the characters know and Ozzie's attempts at making them fall into a trap. Magus' Castle is filled with all kinds of foes that manage to be colorful, memorable, and imposing all at once. Ozzie threatens the party when they enter the castle, telling them that they must face the 100 monsters that reside within its walls, and it's easy to believe him. Magus' Castle is straight out of Castlevania, with its gothic architecture and long hallways that are littered with enemies. From the moment when you approach Magus' Castle and it pans up its walls to the statue of the dragon on the roof, the developers are telling you that this location is something special.
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