Boss and Monitor

Boss

Boss verb - To be in charge of.

Usage example: she bossed that project for years, until she was promoted again

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Monitor and boss are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Monitor" instead a verb "Boss".

Nearby Words: bossy, bossed, bossing

Monitor verb - To pay continued close attention to (something) for a particular purpose.

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Boss and monitor are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Boss" instead a verb "Monitor".

old	old boss	old monitor
good	good boss	good monitor
particular	particular boss	particular monitor
original	original boss	original monitor
Other adjectives: single, powerful, actual, real, big, huge, black, main, new, last, super.

anyone	boss anyone	monitor anyone
everyone	boss everyone	monitor everyone

If that's too confusing, her eyes glow, so if you've got a good monitor, you can follow the red specks instead, at which point the boss fight doesn't follow the trope anymore.

Source: "Jaws" First-Person Perspective
Sadistic Choice: The penultimate boss fight has the Joker strap himself into an electric chair rigged up to a heart monitor, with the monitor stuck onto Bane.

Source: Video Game / Batman: Arkham Origins
X-Ray Sparks: Rin-Rin's blocky skeleton can be seen whenever she gets thrown into the electric signs or video monitor during her boss battle.

Source: Video Game / MadWorld