Top 10 Most Annoying Enemies in Borderlands History

Spanning the course of EVERY Borderlands game, these enemies are some of the most annoying in the series. Which ones do YOU think are most annoying?

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[funtimesover]

The most annoying enemies are ones that run from you when your in fight for your life

[GiggityGlen]

Forget evil Lilith, friendly Lilith is worse. She phase blast your second wind chances. She blinds you too. Also, she warns you about raising lava

[KingFancyson]

Those skeletons that go invisible in Assault On Dragon Keep are pretty annoying.

[gingee_]

Haven’t watched yet but I’m guessing rabid stalkers are gonna be in here

[TheMC]

I abso-freakin-lutely despise the various Rat enemies from BL2. The Field Rat has a leaping attack that knocks you back. The Midget Rat moves REALLY fast, which makes him a lot harder to hit. But the worst offender is by far the Lab Rat. That bastard not only can down you in a single hit, but has so much health that it often takes a few hits from a rocket launcher to put him in the ground.

[darthplagueis]

My personal theory on why Evil Lilith has such a long immunity phase is that the devs really wanted to make sure people would get to listen to the absolute banger of a battle theme instead of just deleting her from existence in 2 seconds.

[mattmeyer]

K6: most annoying enemy Master Gee
*Joltz appears with singularity made.*
Let me introduce me gate.

[lonestar_iconoclast]

I maintain that the Badass Pyro Threshers from Borderlands 2 are the CHEAPEST, MOST BASIC BITCH enemy from that game! Burst of the ground? Fine. Immune to fire? Fine. Tiny critical hit location? Questionable at best. Launch a fire nova on emergence? HOLY GEEZUS CINNAMON BUN, THAT IS ANNOYING AND LETHAL!

[superscatboy]

The thing that makes rabid stalkers the absolute worst is that they are completely unavoidable when doing the main quest. At least you can ignore secret raid bosses and just not right them. Good luck getting through the wildlife exploitation preserve without facing a rabid stalker or two.

[Thssm]

Fun fact (well, "fun" fact) if maxitrilion has the cartels rings on him when you kill him, he will spawn 2 MORE maxitrilions for you to, well, not fight but give up on. Found this out the hard way just today.

[JenericJ_]

I feel like pre patch Annoited Militant was worse. He spammed hell from the sky. Immune to everything, and his reflective shield never went away. Btw...Im a Moze main and I was afraid of nothing...but pre patch annointed.

[sarasmedberg]

Threshers from BL2 would be a big one for me as the threshers makes one area in particular kind of annoying to go through as the big ones are everywhere, suck you in and will keep you there until you manage to escape it or kill it. You lost the touch of exploring and it simply felt like I had to speedrun to get anywhere at all. Varkids are also a little annoying, never look forward to killing those bastards.

[destonshaber]

Kinda surprised Voracidous isn't number one (Especially OP10). At least there's a way to insta-kill Gee via a singularity glitch, unlike that joke of a raid boss. Least he drops the interfacer, so....kinda fair-

[nikolasshaw]

Can’t believe Rats aren’t on the list. I have developed a deep, burning hatred for them for many reasons, such as their remarkable ability to always down me the second I pop my Buzz Axe rampage when playing Krieg without failure. I was once full health on normal and popped it a bit early to try and avoid it, but what a fool was I to expect the rats to not find a way to instantly down me before I could even react. Now, rats are fairly weak, so you’d think it’s no big deal as you can just get your second wind.. wrong again, because rats seem to have a meta understanding of how fight for your life works, and the second they see a downed vault Hunter, they scramble to the opposite side of Pandora before you can even aim at one of them. I have no idea how they move so fast when you are downed or why they run in the first place, seeing as they are supposed to be cannibals who would in every other situation probably eat a person who is bleeding out alive while the meat is still fresh and not break in their new running shoes. I honestly rather fight any of the enemies or bosses on this list than encounter one Ben a medium sized group of rats.

[darthplagueis]

Personally, I would have included the Skeleton Seer enemies from the Dragon Keep DLC/Standalone. Unlike Stalkers, which just turn invisible, the Skeletons straight-up disappear and cannot be hurt until pop up in a different location to plaster you with another shock blast. They are annoying to take out, they can dish out a lot of damage (particularily if you are playing a more squishy character like Zer0) and they are usually thrown in with a bunch of other skeleton enemies, which are all kind of nasty (the second worst skeleton is the archer variety btw since they can stun you):

[kevinyoung]

For normal mobbing I have to go with the Skeleton Seer/Conjurer/Mage from BL2's Tina dlc, especially at OP10. They teleport around the battlefield and abuse the fact that they can do so to hell and back while also firing shock bolts. They are the only reason I break out the transformer and norfleet simply because I hate dealing with them.

[BorderlandsBoy]

#1 Evil Lilith .. simply because the Lava is constantly rising

[ThatCrappyGuy]

Damn, I actually liked the EOS fight. Felt like a better raid boss than the Sentinel

[celestialblade]

I really like the EOS boss fight, I mean yeah it's annoying as hell (especially to farm), but it feels cool and he's a neat boss

[DragonWizard]

Always agree with Rabid Stalkers on a list like this. Only regular enemy that I truly hate with a burning passion in all of Borderlands. And the main reason I always carry some form of strong electric weapon/nade(Stormfront go Brrr.)