Bosses

The Garden Gang

Plant boss in a barnyard. Footage shows three vegetable forms, and a LEEKY LINDA card appears during the fight without a clean match to one form.

The Garden Gang in Inkhead

The Garden Gang: Plant boss in a barnyard. Footage shows three vegetable forms, and a LEEKY LINDA card appears during the fight without a clean match to one form. Get it by The full walkthrough labels the chapter The Garden Gang at about 4:50 and groups it with Clockwork Cove. A no-hit upload calls the same barnyard…

What is The Garden Gang?

The barnyard fight opens on an orange root-vegetable character in a straw hat and blue overalls. Later frames show a tall white leek with green leaves and a worried face, then a red beet-like form. A small orange vegetable projectile appears in the walkthrough, and blue tear-shaped drops fall around the leek in a separate clip. A red card reading LEEKY LINDA appears while the orange form is on screen, shortly after the leek was visible, so the card cannot be pinned to one form. Official promo art shows a matching orange farm boss being shot by ink-jar fighters. Botanic Panic is an upload title, not a confirmed in-game name. Cuphead's similarly named level is a different game.

Published facts

The Garden Gang facts
FactValue
ArenaFenced barnyard with a barn
Fight styleGround

How do you get The Garden Gang?

The full walkthrough labels the chapter The Garden Gang at about 4:50 and groups it with Clockwork Cove. A no-hit upload calls the same barnyard bosses 5. Neither number is an official boss index.

How do you use The Garden Gang?

Treat the three forms as separate visuals. On Simple, one no-hit card records 0:58, grade C, zero parries, and the line 1 MORE PARRY FOR A C+. The weapon label changes across PEA BLASTER, CHARGER, and SHOWSTOPPER during that run. Weapon swaps in the HUD are not a required loadout.

FAQ

The Garden Gang questions

How many bosses are in Inkhead?

A full-run chapter list mixes bosses with run-and-gun stages and the belfry, and it still misses Sir Scoops. This catalog files the fights that have a visual or an on-screen name, and it does not pretend the count is closed.

Is the Clock King the last boss?

He is the final target in the official description, and the castle walkthrough places an ending chapter immediately after him. Prerequisite fights are not published.