What happens when the fearsome leaders of Dark Souls leave the arena and enter the workplace? This Unraveled video takes a playful look at which boss might have the strongest business instincts.
A different kind of boss battle
The discussion shifts Dark Souls away from combat and towards corporate leadership. Rather than judging bosses by their attacks or difficulty, Brian David Gilbert considers how they might perform as managers and business figures.
The result is a ranking built around leadership potential, making it a light-hearted detour for fans who enjoy examining the series from an unusual angle. It is less a guide to defeating bosses and more an imaginative workplace thought experiment.
From fantasy villain to office manager
Dark Souls is packed with powerful characters, dramatic settings and memorable confrontations. Reframing those figures as managers creates a fresh way to think about their authority, decision-making and ability to lead.
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Watch the management ranking
The central question remains simple: which Dark Souls boss would make the best manager? Watch the Unraveled video for Brian David Gilbert’s full ranking and the reasoning behind each leadership assessment.
Published 29 October 2026.
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