I thought he meant the part in Majora's Mask where the ghost composer plays a song that actually does drain your health and kill you. The song was actually kind of cool too. "Hey, that's kind of a nice so - OH GOD MY SOUL AAAAARRGH"

I can't stand mimics either. It's not cool, it's not innovative (anymore), it's just a cruel prank that game developers and dungeon masters keep playing and you keep falling for it. Mimics are why I shoot every chest I find before I touch it.

And on that note, I hate cursed items in games. I know this is getting a little off track so I'll keep this brief. The game NetHack is especially bad about this (and probably all the other Roguelike games), because it's nearly impossible to just identify something. If there was an examine command where I could see if it had some dark negative-energy aura, then it would be okay because I'd know not to use it. But no! I just have to hope for the best or else just not use it, and by then it might be too late.

Back to enemies, I hate enemies that laugh at you after hitting/killing you, too. The only enemies that I can stand doing that are the rival mobsters in the Godfather game. "I'd say I'm sorry, but I'm not." That line's classic so I'll let it slide this time.

I also hate really fast enemies that just shotgun-attack you, like the fast zombies in Half-Life 2. Actually, I think I hate most horror game enemies. I think the reason I don't play many horror games is because there's a fine line between me being scared and me being pissed off. If the game keeps me creeped out and alert, that's fine, because the game is being atmospheric and immersive and doing its job. But once it starts throwing little ankle-biter enemies to screw with me, like the little doll things in that Resident Evil 4 beta, it's no longer scary and just frustrating, and then the game is just being a prick.