The hands use moves that the game's various classes have (the left hand has the Cat's Double Scratch and the Thief's Whirlwind Blades, and the right hand has the Mage's Lightning and Tower of Flame). Unlike every other boss in the game, you have to use all 10 party members to defeat it, two groups to take down the hands and the last four to fight the main body.
The ACTUAL final boss of the game, the Darkest Lord, is no slouch either. It all combines to form one hell of a climactic battle against the supposed Final Boss of the game. And even after you defeat the Imps and recover the stolen faces, it starts fighting much more aggressively and occasionally steals some faces again, while the music gets replaced with a much more intense mix of the aforementioned theme, complete with awesome electric guitar. but then its HP reaches the 50% mark, it starts summoning faceless Imp monsters, and proceeds to use its trademark face-stealing magic to steal the faces of your party members and put them on the Imps, simultaneously creating backup for itself and taking two of your Miis out of the fight temporarily. The game's been hyping up this confrontation up until then, and it does not disappoint: at first, it fights much like every other boss you've been fighting in the story, and the music, while imposing, is rather bland. Best Boss Ever: The battle against the Dark Lord in Karkaton. The outings which were made exclusively for the Switch version have absolutely breathtaking backdrops. Awesome Art: The Switch remaster brings with it some impressively vibrant art, lusher environments and improved resolution and lighting. Unfortunately, when you find them, the King's size makes it so the Naughty Imp's face is directly in front of his crotch, so it looks less like it's attacking the King and more like he's doing.something else entirely. 
Accidental Innuendo: After the Dark Lord's attack on Greenhorne Castle, the player has to defend the King from an attacking Naughty Imp.
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