Even a casual glance at the magnificent form of one of Elden Ring's most renowned players, Let Me Solo Her, is enough to humble the strongest Tarnished. Yet, even he found himself challenged by one of FromSoftware's most formidable foes, Bloodborne's Orphan of Kos.

Let Me Solo Her first rose to prominence in the Elden Ring community in April 2022, when he took on the role of a loincloth-clad, jar-headed messiah, providing much-needed aid to countless players struggling with the hit RPG’s most infamous optional boss, Malenia, Blade of Miquella.

By his own estimation, since then he has logged over 1,200 hours and fought Malenia thousands of times. His dedication earned him legendary status within the Elden Ring community, culminating in FromSoftware sending him an actual sword in recognition of his contributions.

In a new video, Let Me Solo Her shared that after finally acquiring a PS5 to access the Elden Ring Nightreign playtest, he was able to experience the fan-favorite Bloodborne. Even as a FromSoft veteran, he faced significant challenges with some of Bloodborne's most notorious boss encounters.

After adjusting to the drop in framerate—from Elden Ring's 60 frames per second (fps) to Bloodborne's 30 fps—and navigating the heavy atmosphere, he shared his experience of dying to the werewolf in the clinic, a common rite of passage for many players. Let Me Solo Her then detailed his entire Bloodborne journey, including its DLC.

"This boss took me more tries than any previous boss fights, and even had me exploring Chalice Dungeons to farm Blood Vials and bullets off stream, just to replenish them," Let Me Solo Her added (thanks, GamesRadar+). "He's definitely the hardest boss in Bloodborne for me."

If you're also struggling with Bloodborne's toughest bosses and seeking a strategy that works, be sure to check out IGN's Bloodborne walkthrough. It covers all main areas of the game, as well as optional areas, boss battles, shortcuts, secret items, and more, including tips on how to defeat the Orphan of Kos once and for all.