Inkhead Bosses: Names, Footage, and Fight Guide
Find Inkhead boss names, timestamped gameplay, and verified fight details, plus which walkthrough chapters aren't boss encounters.
Inkhead bosses at a glance
Inkhead bosses include Tick-Tock Tobias, Madame Kettle, Wobbles the Jelly, Nimbus Nell, Captain Barnacle, and The Clock King. Player footage also shows encounters labeled Countess Itsy, The Iron Condor, Maestro Metronome, and more—including an on-screen boss named Sir Scoops that is missing from one popular walkthrough’s chapter list.
Inkhead is a Roblox experience by Trout Land. It is inspired by Cuphead, but it is a separate game. Its official description confirms solo and co-op play, Casual and Expert difficulties, pink-object parrying, and the goal of taking down the Clock King.
Below is a timestamped boss reference based on player footage available in the source material checked on October 24, 2026. It is not an official roster or a guaranteed progression order.
Inkhead boss names and gameplay timestamps
Most links below point to checked moments in The Cringe Kids’ full walkthrough. The names follow that uploader’s chapter labels; the descriptions explain what is actually visible.
| Boss label | Gameplay evidence |
|---|---|
| Tick-Tock Tobias — 0:06 | An alarm-clock character faces the player in an arena filled with gears and a giant clock face. |
| Madame Kettle — 1:15 | A blue-and-gold teapot lady appears in a room with red curtains, shelves, and a tiled floor. |
| The Garden Gang — 4:57 | An orange root-vegetable character wears a straw hat and overalls in a barnyard arena. A small vegetable projectile is visible. |
| Wobbles the Jelly — 7:58 | A blue sundae-cup character with a cherry and red boxing gloves appears inside a diner. |
| Nimbus Nell — 11:00 | Players fly biplanes against a large dark cloud with glowing eyes. Small spiky clouds are also visible. |
| Captain Barnacle — 12:06 | A red octopus captain stands aboard a pirate ship while players fire from a dock. |
| Carousel Carl — 13:42 | A top-hatted clown appears in a nighttime carnival arena. |
| Tin Can Tex — 17:37 | Named in the uploader’s chapter index; the supplied visual checks do not establish its appearance or attacks. |
| Hugo Hot-Air — 19:27 | Named in multiple uploaders’ chapter lists; no checked frame in this reference establishes its mechanics. |
| Bingo & Bango — 24:00 | Two kangaroo boxers stand in a ring with “HOP CLUB” banners. |
| Buck Toothington — 25:53 | An axe-holding beaver stands on a tree trunk, with players on log platforms over a river. |
| Admiral Angler — 28:09 | An orange anglerfish with a lantern lure appears in an underwater arena. |
| Countess Itsy — 30:59 | A large purple spider hangs above a house facade with small platforms. |
| Junkyard Jaws — 34:35 | A white bear-like character in a pink hat drives a truck labeled “JAWS TOWING.” |
| Boss Burrows — 36:54 | A mole-like miner rides a mine cart. A pink projectile is visible near the players. |
| The Great Puppetini — 38:49 | A knight puppet holding a sword and shield hangs from strings on a theater set. |
| The Iron Condor — 41:38 | Players fly against a mechanical condor-like airship above mountains; black bombs are falling. |
| Maestro Metronome — 44:40 | A metronome-shaped conductor and a round tuba-like character appear on a theater stage. |
| The Clock King — 48:53 | A crowned, clock-faced king sits in a throne room decorated with gears and a giant clock. |
These snapshots identify encounters and settings, not complete attack patterns. They do not establish phase counts, boss health, damage values, or recommended weapons.
Sir Scoops: an additional boss shown on screen
Wuitinett’s footage at 11:34 shows a white ice-cream-cone character with “SIR SCOOPS” and a visible health bar at a fairground pier.
That is stronger identification evidence than a chapter label alone. It also explains why counting every chapter in a single walkthrough cannot give you a reliable total number of Inkhead bosses.
Which walkthrough chapters are not confirmed bosses?
The main walkthrough includes 26 gameplay chapter labels plus an ending, but those labels mix different kinds of content.
- Driftwood Dash: Its 3:15 opening explicitly displays “RUN ’N GUN!” on a beach boardwalk.
- Gearworks Gauntlet: Its 6:18 opening also displays “RUN ’N GUN!” inside a factory.
- The Belfry I: The 2:16 tutorial says “PROTECT THE BELL!” and teaches ghost parrying. Treat it as a bell-defense challenge rather than assuming it is a conventional boss fight.
- The Belfry II and III: These appear in the chapter index, but their individual mechanics are not established by the supplied visual checks.
- Candy Coaster and Gumdrop Grotto: Their chapter names alone do not prove they are boss encounters. The checked Candy Coaster frame shows no visible boss character or boss health bar.
How to prepare for Inkhead boss fights
Learn the pink-parry rule
The official game description says to parry anything pink. The Belfry I tutorial provides a specific example: pink ghosts must be parried, while black spiky ghosts must be dodged.
For that tutorial’s keyboard instruction, jump, then press Space again in the air as you touch a pink ghost. Do not treat the black ghosts as parry targets.
Check whether the encounter uses planes
Nimbus Nell and The Iron Condor both visibly use biplanes. Nimbus Nell’s footage shows BOMB, SHRINK, and PARRY buttons.
As preparation advice, familiarize yourself with those displayed actions before focusing on a clear. The checked footage does not establish exact key bindings or a guaranteed attack sequence.
Use footage to study one problem at a time
If you are stuck, start at the linked encounter and watch for the specific projectile, platform, or obstacle causing trouble. Then practice that situation rather than assuming another game’s strategy applies.
Casual is the difficulty the official description presents as the learning option. Co-op is also supported, but the available evidence does not establish how multiplayer changes boss health or difficulty.
Is The Clock King the final boss?
The evidence supports treating The Clock King as Inkhead’s endgame target: the official description tells players to take him down, and the full walkthrough places his encounter immediately before its ending chapter.
That does not establish every unlock requirement or reward. For now, use the timestamps as a practical encounter reference—not a complete progression checklist.
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