Super Metroid: Crocomire and Botwoon do not seem to be affiliated with the Space Pirates at all, mostly just being random Zebesian creatures until Samus shows up and attacks them.
The first time, anyway, as it reappears for a second round once an X Parasite infects its organic components. is the only boss in the game to not be infected by an X Parasite.
Metroid Fusion: The Security Robot B.O.X. It turns out to be Gray Fox, who left Fox Hound before the events of the game. He's a tertiary factor, antagonistic to both sides. 
Cyborg Ninja in Metal Gear Solid is the only boss in the game that isn't a part of Fox Hound. In Mega Man X6, Dynamo isn't helping Gate and his Nightmare Investigators, nor X and the maverick hunters he's just there to gather some nightmare souls (which on this game would be something like Experience points) to make himself stronger. They still have to defeat it in battle because it won't let them go otherwise. In Ōkamiden, Asteroidean is the only boss that has no association with Yami or Akuro, because it's merely a specimen of the aquatic wildlife Chibiterasu and Nanami find in their way to the Sage Shrine. This extends to the minibosses located in the Lanayru Sand Sea ( another Moldarach in the Shipyard and Scervo in the Sandship) the former simply happens to be on Link's way while he looks for clues about the Sandship, and the latter has usurped the Sandship itself for his own motives and was already Skipper's lifelong enemy since long before the prologue of the game. The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword: Moldarach and Tentalus (both, incidentally, found in Lanayru Desert) are the only two bosses with no connection to Ghirahim. As such, he has no association with Ganon and is not fought again at Ganon's Castle. The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker: Gohdan is a creature born of the Gods' need to test the potential hero. Among them, the ancient creatures and peoples of Ikana Canyon stand out, including Captain Skull Keeta, Igos du Ikana, and all of the Garos (including their Master). The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask: Several minibosses in the game, given the nature of the game's villain. He is a mere obstacle that has nothing to do with Kratos' quest to rescue his brother Deimos. The Dissenter in God of War: Ghost of Sparta is a Ares worshiper that sics a lion on Kratos in an attempt to kill him. The novelization confirms Ares has nothing to do with the Hydra, even asking if the other gods were responsible for it and it's implied that Athena might have been the one to send it in order to convince Poseidon to grant his magic to help Kratos progress in his quest. The Hydra in God of War is merely a monster that Kratos encounters at the very beginning of the game while sailing to Athens and has no relation with Ares or his attack on Athens. He's the only boss that isn't affiliated with the Demon's Battalion, and doesn't get the standard "boss" music. Tower of trample claus free#
In Clash at Demonhead, Rowdy is a boss monster faced on an off-road route and must be defeated to free the Hermit and obtain Force Powers. Then Nero discovers that the Not Quite Dead Pope in question is the real Big Bad, so Dante sort of becomes an Aloof Ally. He's actually just here to get Yamato back and discover what the Order of the Sword (for which Nero works) is up to. 
Nero thinks he is the Big Bad at first, since the first thing he does is interrupting a sermon and killing the local pope. Dante plays this role in Devil May Cry 4.He also pulls a Heroic Sacrifice halfway through the game, depending on how good your performance was throughout the game. He has no connection to the villains of the game, yet he's only there as a mini-boss in Mission 2 to make sure that Bill Rizer is the ultimate soldier.
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