Blades of Fury: Medium Physical Damage to entire party 2x to 4x.

Mudoon: Medium Chance: Darkness magic on one party member.

Foul Breath: Ailment susceptibility up on one party member.

Return after clearing the dungeon to face Escapist Soldier on the tenth floor. More story-filled scenes will play right after, and the Teddie / Star Social Link will rank up. Perform another All-Out Attack before he gets up.ĭefeat him to clear the dungeon. If you do enough damage before the shell is rebuilt, he will get knocked down again. Note that Homunculus will take effect instead if you have any.

Cure Fear immediately with a Patra spell or Amrita or else Shadow Mitsuo will use Ghastly Wail which kills any party member with the Fear ailment. It won't just be building its shell, however, it will have a small number of magical skills that can be used to damage, build resistances, or inflict Fear. It takes three Skill uses to fully build the shell, two of which can be done in the same turn. Shadow Mitsuo won't stay down long enough for each team member to do their own attack.Īfter a few turns, Shadow Mitsuo will start building its shell again. If it does get knocked down, perform an All-Out Attack. It may even get knocked down the instant the shell is broken. When the shell is gone, Shadow Mitsuo will be vulnerable.

Fight is your basic physical attack, spell is a magic attack that hits the entire party, and item is a Status Ailment attack that may cause Exhaustion. While it's in this form, it can only use three attacks: Fight, Spell, and Item. Nothing will be able to knock it down for All-Out Attacks, so keep chipping away at its health. The first step is to destroy the shell, “Mitsuo the Hero.” Use whatever your Personas specialize in, whether it be Physical or Magical damage. To defeat him, you'll have to break the outer shell, then kill the boss before the shell rebuilds. It has no weakness to any element, and the true boss is hidden within a protective shell. Shadow Mitsuo will be a bit of a troublesome boss battle if you're not a high enough level.

Attack: Physical damage to one party memberįrom this point on, every boss in the game will get to move twice per turn.

Ghastly Wail: Instantly kills party members which have the Fear ailment.

Evil Smile: Inflicts Fear on entire party.

Evil Touch: Inflicts Fear on one party member.

Stagnant Air: Ailment susceptibility up on entire party.

Megidola: Inflicts Heavy Almighty damage to entire party.

Magarula: Inflicts Moderate Wind damage to entire party.

Garula: Inflicts Moderate Wind damage to one party member.Mazionga: Inflicts Moderate Electric damage to entire party.Zionga: Inflicts Moderate Electric damage to one party member.Mabufula: Inflicts Moderate Ice damage to entire party.Bufula: Inflicts Moderate Ice damage to one party member.Maragion: Inflicts Moderate Fire damage to entire party.Agilao: Inflicts Moderate Fire damage to one party member.Blue Wall: Electricity resistance to enemy.Dekaja: Stat increases are nullified on entire party.Item: Bomb – Inflicts Exhaustion with some damage to one party member.Spell: Gigadyne - Inflicts large almighty damage to entire party.Fight: Deals moderate Almighty (physical) damage to one party member.You will need the Orb of Darkness from the last boss fight to open it. The 10th floor, also known as “Endgame,” holds the final boss. Hopefully, you'll cause enough damage to kill off Killing Hand while the curing has stopped.Īfter the fight, search the chest behind them to find the Orb of Darkness. Magarula works good, as it eliminates/knocks down Almighty Hand while damaging Killing Hand. However, if Almighty Hand is taken out, Killing Hand can summon a brand new Almighty Hand. Almighty Hand can cure Killing Hand, so you would think eliminating Almighty Hand would be the thing to do. A boss battle should be to the North West on this floor. Just because the camera changed doesn't mean you have to change the direction you're traveling. Walk to the left or right dead end to transport to another “+” section to the left or right, depending on the direction you took.Ĭhapter seven will try to mess with your head by changing the direction of the camera when you come to an intersection. There are several “+” sections that have three dead ends. You should quickly notice each floor is called “Chapter.” The third chapter will be a bit hard to navigate through. Below is a list of enemies you may encounter within the Void Quest dungeon, arranged by the floor you will encounter them upon from the lowest floor to highest.

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