Inkhead bosses 1: Clock Boss Footage Explained

Which boss appears in “Inkhead bosses 1”?

The player video titled “Inkhead bosses 1 no damage” shows an alarm-clock boss in a gear-filled arena. Its appearance matches the character shown in the opening chapter of a separate walkthrough, where the uploader labels the encounter Tick-Tock Tobias.

That makes Tick-Tock Tobias the best-supported community label for the encounter you are looking for. However, “bosses 1” is the clip creator’s numbering—not confirmation that this is Inkhead’s official first boss. The available official game description does not name this encounter.

This guide covers Inkhead by Trout Land on Roblox, a separate game inspired by Cuphead.

Useful video timestamps

These links point to player footage, not an official boss guide.

The matching visual details are the round clock face, two bell caps, white gloves, and gear-and-clock backdrop. The walkthrough frame also clearly shows brown shoes.

The short clip’s thumbnail contains a red card reading “TICKED OFF!” That text alone does not establish an official boss name, phase name, or attack.

How to use the footage to prepare

For a quick look at the encounter:

1. Start with the walkthrough at 0:00. This is the uploader’s Tick-Tock Tobias chapter. The verified frame at 0:06 gives you a clear view of the character and arena.
2. Compare it with the short clip at 0:09. This shows the matching clock-themed encounter already in progress, including the player firing from the left.
3. Use the clips as visual references, not a complete strategy. They help identify the encounter, but the verified observations do not establish attack timing, safe positions, or a repeatable no-hit route.

The official Inkhead description says to parry anything pink and describes Casual as the learning option, with Expert as the harder challenge. Starting on Casual is a sensible recommendation if you are learning the fight. Neither verified frame, however, identifies a specific pink attack to parry during this encounter.

What “no damage” does—and does not—confirm

The 53-second clip is titled “Inkhead bosses 1 no damage”, but it has no uploader description. Its title tells you how the creator presents the run; the verified still frame does not independently confirm that the entire fight was completed without taking damage.

Likewise, the different health displays—HP: 5 in the short clip and HP: 4 in the walkthrough—do not establish why the values differ. They are not enough to infer difficulty settings, equipment effects, or starting-health rules.

The available evidence also does not confirm:

• A complete attack pattern or phase sequence.
• Boss health or weapon damage values.
• Rewards, drops, or unlock requirements.
• An official position in the game’s boss order.

Bottom line: If you searched for “Inkhead bosses 1,” the relevant clip features the clock boss that another uploader calls Tick-Tock Tobias. Use the timestamped footage above to recognize the encounter, while keeping the community label and creator numbering separate from official game information.