Inkhead bosses 5: No-Damage Clip and Results

What is “Inkhead bosses 5”?

“Inkhead bosses 5” matches Lmnaf01’s player video, “Inkhead bosses 5 no damage”. The 70-second clip shows a barnyard encounter, and its results card confirms a 0:58 clear on Simple difficulty with five HP and no hits recorded.

The “5” is part of the uploader’s title—not verified official boss numbering. It should not be treated as proof that this is Inkhead’s fifth boss.

Inkhead is the Roblox experience by Trout Land. It is inspired by Cuphead but is a separate game; Cuphead boss names and strategies do not establish how this encounter works.

Key timestamps in the no-damage clip

These timestamps point to verified moments in the player footage, rather than a complete attack-by-attack breakdown.

The mid-fight frame does not establish the drops’ full pattern, their damage, or a safe position that works throughout the fight. Likewise, seeing Charger equipped does not prove it is required or the best weapon.

Verified results: no damage, but a C grade

The results card at 1:06 reads:

• Time: 0:58
• HP bonus: 5 — “NO HITS!”
• Parry: 0/3
• Super meter: 0/3
• Skill level: Simple
• Grade: C
• Next: “1 MORE PARRY FOR A C+”

This is stronger evidence than the video title alone: the game’s own summary confirms that no hits were recorded.

It also shows that a no-hit clear does not necessarily earn a top grade. For this specific run, the results screen identifies one more parry as the next improvement toward C+. It does not provide a complete scoring formula or establish the requirements for higher grades.

Is this The Garden Gang or Leeky Linda?

The available footage offers related labels, but it does not settle a single official name for the white leek-like character.

“The Garden Gang” is an uploader’s chapter label

The Cringe Kids’ walkthrough labels its 4:50 segment “The Garden Gang”. Verified footage from that segment shows a barnyard with a fence and barn, an orange root-vegetable character wearing a straw hat and blue overalls, and two players on the left.

That is a useful comparison point for the barnyard encounter. However, the chapter title is creator-supplied, not an official boss roster. It is also the fifth chapter entry in a list that mixes fights with non-boss segments, so its position does not establish “official boss five.”

“LEEKY LINDA!” appears on an in-game card

Separate player footage shows a red “LEEKY LINDA!” name card at 0:27. However, the visible character has changed between nearby frames: a white leek appears earlier, while an orange root vegetable is on screen when the card appears.

The card text is verified, but the available observation does not establish which character it names. Calling the white leek-like boss “Leeky Linda” without that qualification would go beyond the evidence.

How to use the clip as a practice reference

If you want to reproduce the no-hit result, use the video as a visual reference rather than a guaranteed strategy:

1. Match the demonstrated difficulty. The recorded result is on Simple; it does not establish how the encounter behaves on other settings.
2. Review the blue drops around 0:44. Watch their movement in the surrounding footage before deciding where to stand. The verified still alone cannot show their trajectory.
3. Treat Charger as an example loadout. It is visibly equipped during the run, but there is no supported weapon comparison here.
4. Separate survival from grading. First aim for a clean clear. If you are pursuing a better grade, note that this run’s results specifically prompt one additional parry.

The official game description says to “parry anything pink.” That is a general Inkhead rule—not evidence that the blue drops in this clip can be parried.

Bottom line: the “Inkhead bosses 5” video is a verified example of a no-hit Simple clear with five HP remaining. It is useful for studying the barnyard encounter, but neither its numbering nor the available naming evidence establishes an official “boss 5” identity.