Quick Answer: Pih 2 has at least 20 named enemy types and four bosses, one per Season. Every normal pih dies in a single hit — so this roster is not about health bars, it is about recognising what each creature does before it reaches you. The names below are the game's own, taken from its achievements; behaviour notes come from in-game footage and the store page, and are kept to what can actually be seen.
Version note: Written August 6, 2026. Enemy and boss names are quoted verbatim from the game's 73 Steam achievements (first-party). Behaviour is drawn from official screenshots, the store description and player reviews; where the game does not show a specific attack pattern, this guide does not invent one.
A Glider hawg, exactly as its achievement describes it: "How was that glider supporting him?" (Screenshot: BecomeANobody)
How the Roster Escalates
Pih 2 raises difficulty by introducing new enemy types, not by buffing old ones. Each Season adds creatures with new gimmicks — ranged turrets, fliers, robots — layered on top of the basics. Because a single hit is lethal both ways, the skill is pure recognition: the first time you meet a new hawg you will probably die to it, and the second time you will know what it does. The unlock rates in brackets below are the share of players who have beaten each one, which doubles as a rough guide to how early it appears.
The Basic Pihs (Season 1)
- OG Pih (99.2%) — the original pih, "I think I know this guy." Your baseline enemy.
- Pihlet (99.6%) — a small pih. "Poor pihlet..."
- Pregnant hawg (99.8%) — the most-defeated enemy in the game. Players report it can produce baby pihs, so clear it before it multiplies your problem.
- Starving Hawg (84.9%) — "Someone feed this guy."
- Spinning boar (75.9%) — "Different color and spinning?" A recoloured boar that spins.
- Big boar (67.8%) — a larger boar variant.
The Trick Pihs (Season 1–2)
These add a gimmick beyond walking at you:
- Turret Pih (71.4%) — a ranged threat that shoots at you: "What is he even shooting out of that turret?" Break line of sight or close the distance fast.
- Balloon rider pih (66.0%) — rides a balloon and tries to flee: "This pih thought he could escape."
- Glider hawg (58.8%) — drifts in on a hang-glider (pictured above), an airborne target.
- Hawgoon (57.3%) — "Now I've seen it all..." The store page spells this one "Hogoon"; the in-game achievement calls it Hawgoon.
- Pihgator (53.9%) — a crocodile-pig hybrid, "that was an ugly pihgator," seen prowling the water-and-platform levels.
- Hawg head (49.1%) — "That hawg became a nobody!"
The Late Roster (Season 2–4)
The low unlock rates here are mostly because few players get this far:
- Birdhawg (40.6%) — a flier; "first birdhawg to get slimed."
- Robot hawg (33.6%) — a mechanical "hawgbot," described as "the unstoppable hawgbot" you nonetheless stop in one hit.
- Shark Hawg (25.9%) — the flying shark-pig launch reviewers find the most unnerving; appears from Season 2.
- Pihcken (16.6%) — a chicken-pih. "Have you ever seen a pihcken?"
- Foxhawg (14.1%) — "Sneaky little creature."
- Drone hawg (13.2%) — a drone-borne hawg: "that one was not ready for drone war."
- Hawg in boots (12.8%) — "I think those boots are a few sizes too big."
- Suspended Pih (10.5%) — rigged into some kind of rig or trap: "What type of contraption is that."
Because the later levels also spawn pihs only as you approach, you will often meet these fliers and drones at close range with no warning. Move slowly through Season 3 and 4 maps and let each new type reveal itself before you commit.
The Four Season Bosses
Each Season ends with a boss level. Their achievement descriptions are the only official text on them, and they trace the game's story from comedy toward something sadder:
| Boss | Season | What the game says | Cleared by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Season 1 Boss | 1 | "How did this one become like that? Gluttony?" — a gluttony-themed creature | 39.0% |
| Season 2 Boss | 2 | "A sausage sword? Now I've seen everything." — wields a sausage sword | 13.9% |
| Season 3 Boss | 3 | "That's a man in a pih mask!" — the story's mask comes off | 7.6% |
| Season 4 Boss | 4 | "I'm done trying by myself. Father, I'm coming home..." — the finale | 7.9% |
The rarity drop tells the real story: nearly two in five players beat the Season 1 boss, but only around one in thirteen reaches the end of Season 3 or 4. The bosses are the walls between Seasons. Like everything else in Pih 2 they can be killed, but their attacks still end your run in one hit — so a boss fight is a memorisation puzzle, learned across instant retries, not a war of attrition. For the full completion picture, see the Achievements Guide.