Feed A Mosquito Boss List: Every Identified Boss So Far
Meet the six boss mosquitoes identified in Feed A Mosquito so far, how to recognize each, and the gates players hit — plus V2's still-unnamed new boss.
Boss mosquitoes in [V2] Feed A Mosquito are the oversized mosquitoes standing in the way in each area — fighting them for mosquito eggs is the game's stated core loop. Six of them can be identified individually from gameplay footage: Mosquito Mom, Housewife Mosquito, Crazy Scientist, the sword-carrying Fighting Mosquito, Yeti Mosquito, and the giant final-area boss narrated as the "Serberos" mosquito. The V2 update also advertises one further new boss, but no source names it, so it cannot join this list yet. No source enumerates the full roster either, so treat this as every boss that can be identified today, not a confirmed-complete list.
This page is an identification reference: who each boss is, how to recognize it, and what stood between the observed players and each fight. It is not a combat walkthrough — that is the boss fight guide's job.
How to spot a boss mosquito
Every boss encounter follows the same visible pattern, which makes bosses easy to tell apart from everything else in the game:
- Bosses are the large mosquitoes that stand in the way as you push into a new area. Mosquitoes hatched at your base stay tiny; the ones blocking the path do not.
- Engage one and its health bar appears at the top of the screen. Keep hitting it until that bar reaches zero.
- On defeat, larvae fall to the ground and you pick one up — that is the egg reward the official description is about. In the first area every drop is common, so the choice hardly matters there.
- The game also displays a lineup of the mosquitoes you have yet to face — its final entry is the last boss — plus a collection index of the mosquitoes you have found so far.
The boss mosquitoes identified so far
These six are the bosses that can be named and recognized from gameplay footage. Names are as players speak them in narration; two of them are auto-transcribed, so their official spellings are unconfirmed.
| Boss | How to recognize it | Access notes observed in play |
|---|---|---|
| Mosquito Mom | The recurring early boss players return to between stronger fights; even this modest encounter plays out as a full boss fight | No special condition seen; the earliest tier |
| Housewife Mosquito | Visibly one of the big ones — "the big guy" of the early game | One player estimated about 500+ health was needed ("probably a little bit more"); once the pan weapon was owned, the fight became trivial |
| Crazy Scientist | A mid-game boss that deals heavy damage during the fight | Fought only after several weapon and health upgrades |
| Fighting Mosquito ("Ferman" / "Fman") | Carries a sword, and its damage outscales an under-geared player | Unbeatable on a first visit; revisited after further upgrades |
| Yeti Mosquito | Introduced in play as the next boss after the sword-wielding one | One player called it impossible on arrival, went for the 10M-damage mosquito spray, and at 150k health its attacks no longer hurt them |
| "Serberos" (likely Cerberus-themed) | Last entry in the in-game boss lineup, tied to the giant mosquitoes standing near the base in the final area | Declared untakeable in the early game |
A note on the numbers: the health figures above come from one player's estimates during a single session — useful as rough gates, not verified requirements. No source documents exact per-boss health values, spawn locations or drop rates.
What gates each boss fight
Three gates decide which bosses you can realistically take:
- Health pool. You build health by sitting at your base's health-gain spot, and you buy upgrades with in-game money — the observed player saved 15,000 for one before pushing on. Raw weapon damage is not enough by itself: with the broom, a roughly 2,000-health area mosquito was beatable on paper, but its hits drained the player's health so fast that more health was needed first.
- Weapon tier. The observed progression runs from the starting hand to the broom, then the pan — which flattened the housewife outright — up to the 10M-damage mosquito spray the player treated as mandatory for the Yeti. The weapons list covers the full arsenal.
- Area progression. First-area bosses drop only common larvae, and the biggest mosquitoes — the final lineup entry — wait in the last area.
The V2 update's new boss
The official game description reads: "Update V2: 🦟 New Weapons and Boss 🦟 ⚔️ PVP Zone Opened ⚔️ 🚀 Upgrade your Damage and Speed 🚀". It advertises a new boss without naming it, and none of the six bosses above can be pinned to that update from any observed encounter. Two cautions when matching what you see to this list: the newly opened PVP Zone is a PvP area, not a boss, and no rostered boss should be assumed to be the V2 addition. This page is revisited when bosses are added, renamed or removed, and the updates page is where new content shows up first.
Bosses are not the mosquitoes they hatch
Picking up a boss's larvae and hatching it at your base gives you a pet mosquito, not another boss. Footage shows punk, clown, chicken, king, robotic, demon, dragon, Kraken, unicorn and shock mosquitoes arriving this way, each producing money per second. Those pets belong to your collection index, not to the boss lineup — the mosquitoes list separates the two in detail, and mosquito eggs explains what hatching involves.
Know the target, then fight it
Once you can tell which boss is blocking your path — and whether your health pool and weapon tier are up to it — take that identification into a real encounter with the boss fight guide.