Le Lapon Rouge (Rare Undead French Lieutenant Boss) - Pirates of the Caribbean Online Fansite & Forums

Dog Firestack · #1 08-14-2010, 08:02 PM

Has anybody found this boss or even heard of it? I'm interested in finding it, but so far I have not found it. Same with a friend. Does anybody have a screenshot of it, found it or is wondering why this is the only nationality specific boss in the game?

Post you ideas.... and try to find him....

Jose HookHound · #2 08-14-2010, 08:36 PM

hmm nw tht u mention it i have been wondering about tht boss.....

CaptainMonkeys · #3 08-14-2010, 08:40 PM

Go kill those Lieutenants, Dog!

Raikel · #4 08-14-2010, 08:54 PM

Got my test invite the week that they released bosses, and I started this Undead skeleton quest. I leveled on that island around level 11, and got to level 20 in a matter of days. Met a French Boss, but it was glitched. Haven't seen this enemy since that day though.

Captain Del · #5 08-14-2010, 09:00 PM

From the POTCO *****:

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Le Lapon Rouge is an elusive Undead French Lieutenant Boss spotted at Isla Cangrejos. He has appeared from lvl 20 to 25. He is a very skilled swordsman and attacks with a fencing foil as all the French Undead do.

Game Note - Le Lapon Rouge is the first Undead boss with his nationality specified. More French and Spanish bosses might be added into the game soon especially with the rumors of the new shrouded islands.

There is no picture of this boss up there, so its safe to assume one of two things: 1. He definately IS the rarest boss in the game. 2. He was placed in by accident, and then taken out.

After thinking about it for a while, I have seen this Boss once, but a really really really long time ago.. I think the week after the boss releases. So, yeah. If you go head out after this guy, bring a few friends and camping gear

Tiberius Fireskull · #6 08-14-2010, 09:44 PM

Lol, when i first read Lapon Rouge I thought it was Lapin Rouge, which is french for Red Rabbit!

Anyway, havent fought him yet, good luck finding him, and be careful, those french are know to be amazing foil fighters...

James Bladefury · #7 08-14-2010, 10:02 PM

Never heard of him. Are you guys pulling me peg leg?

MacIronhawk · #8 08-14-2010, 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by James Bladefury

Never heard of him. Are you guys pulling me peg leg?

We'd have nothing to gain from trying to trick you on a forum, so no.

This is just a rare boss that Dog is trying to find. I've seen him once, but I didn't care to take a screen shot of him. I thought all the bosses spawned over again in the same spot, and didn't realize he was actually rare when I first saw him.

He looks just like an undead french, only he has the glow around him.

angel 4ever · #9 08-14-2010, 10:49 PM

hmmm... i might of seen him once or twice but it was a long long time ago i might go on a look out for him too could be fun haha

Speedway Master · #10 08-15-2010, 12:27 AM

I'm not even sure why there are rare bosses in the first place, but I do see them every once in a while.

Haven't seen Le Lapon Rouge though.

angel 4ever · #11 08-15-2010, 03:08 AM

ya it makes no sense really to have rare bosses i do see them once in a while also but i just laugh cuz im like hey i didnt know he was a boss lol

***Robin Yerloot*** · #12 08-15-2010, 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Davy Fireskull

Lol, when i first read Lapon Rouge I thought it was Lapin Rouge, which is french for Red Rabbit!

Anyway, havent fought him yet, good luck finding him, and be careful, those french are know to be amazing foil fighters...

It acutally means "The Red Lappish", according to a translator, whatever a Lappish is.

But anywho. It makes me wonder if there's a Spanish boss, I mean it would make sense, wouldn't it? Well best of luck fidning him!

melodizing · #13 08-15-2010, 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Robin Yerloot

It acutally means "The Red Lappish", according to a translator, whatever a Lappish is.

Translators know nothing. "lapin" is french for rabbit. I take a french class in school and in the dictionary required for it, it says the word "lapin" does indeed mean rabbit.

Completely off the thread topic, but oh well. Just trying to straighten that out. ;P

***Robin Yerloot*** · #14 08-15-2010, 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by melodizing

Translators know nothing. "lapin" is french for rabbit. I take a french class in school and in the dictionary required for it, it says the word "lapin" does indeed mean rabbit.

Completely off the thread topic, but oh well. Just trying to straighten that out. ;P

Ah, but it's Lapon not Lapin, my friend. Lapon is supposedly a Lappish :P

CaptainMonkeys · #15 08-15-2010, 05:05 PM

And Lappish is a bit strange, is it not? You could google a picture of this boss...