All Bosses in Minecraft Dungeons II — High Council & Rematches

Every Minecraft Dungeons II boss — the ten major fights from Soul Corrupted Witch to the Monarch, the High Council trio, and the seven rematch quests.

10/2/2026 1.1.1 Minecraft Dungeons II Wiki Team Last updated: 10/2/2026 2 min read

FAQ

How many bosses are in Minecraft Dungeons II?

Counts vary by source — about 10 major bosses plus minibosses per game-file data (12–16 if you count every variant encounter). The confirmed roster is listed below.

Who is the final boss of Minecraft Dungeons II?

The story's antagonists are the High Council — the Prime Enchanter, Supreme Evoker, and Grand Illusioner — confronted across the late game in The Sift, capped by The Final Souldown quest.

Who are the bosses?

The villain tier in Minecraft Dungeons II is the High Council — the Prime Enchanter, Supreme Evoker, and Grand Illusioner, who rose to power off the Sift’s soul blocks after the Arch-Illager’s defeat. Around them sits a roster of arena bosses and minibosses. File-reads put the major-boss count at about 10 (12–16 counting variant encounters — sources differ):

Boss	Notes
Soul Corrupted Witch	Early boss, ~level 13 recommended
Twisted Warden	~level 16; rematch in Howling Woods
Copper Monstrosity	Gamescom demo boss — AoE zone attacks + arena-wide charges
Mosstrosity	Mid-game monstrosity variant
Sculk Monstrosity	Rematch in Singer’s Meadow
Redstone Monstrosity	Returning archetype; rematch in Lullaby Hills
Monstrous Opus	Late-game heavyweight
The Prime Enchanter	High Council; rematch at Frozen Fortress
The Supreme Evoker	High Council member
The Monarch	~level 40 Sift boss — splits into a Monarch Echo mid-fight

How do rematch quests work?

Beat a boss in the story and a Revived rematch appears on the quest board — 7 in total, from The Witch Revived to The Final Souldown Encore. They’re short, high-value repeat fights for XP and drops.

General boss advice

Dodge through charges. Copper Monstrosity-class bosses telegraph arena-wide rushes — i-frames beat armor here.
Save artifact cooldowns for add phases; Sift bosses summon packs.
Upgrade first — a Blacksmith power bump is worth more than a new build. See the beginner guide for the hub loop.