I'm wondering how to beat FFX superbosses instantly. I've been grinding the remake hardcore to try and get powerful enough with no luck

@@daytonpartain5417 Get the Yojimbo summon, get enough gil for him to use Zanmato. Zanmato is an instant kill on any enemy in the game.

My personal favorite is emerald weapon in 7. At the time, I was a final fantasy veteran (started with 4/2 on snes), while my 2 best friends at the time were playing through their first rpg together with me. We put our heads together to figure out how to kill him, and it made victory that much sweeter. Thanks for the excellent video guys!

Excellent video !! love it.. secret bosses of the JRPGs, the ones I always look for when playing my games

I kinda think the "another world" criteria is a pretty needless part of the checklist. Especially when some of your superbosses are just from a much older time, and not exactly from another world. Other than the parts where you clearly have to fudge it to fit that criteria, I enjoyed the video immensely. Love superbosses. Don't beat most of them cuz I don't feel like putting in the time, but still love em.

And then they have players hold their beer and think a battle of attrition (18 hours) counts as a super boss

Lol, Absolute Virtue

@@wanderingharlow6305 Absolute Virtue is actually beatable in 14. And was in fact farmed back in Stormblood

@@lurkervi8737 still, pouring salt in the wounds and possibly giving people PTSD.

it is more fun and definitely feels better to finish these kinds of things "the right way," unless it's freaking impossible like the trial of the sword from botw on master mode

*steps forward* *Wakizashi* Ahh, unlucky.

Gives yojimbo a 19 dollar fortnite card kills all the enemy’s in the game all at once

*sends his dog to give it a drop kick* "Are you fucking kidding me?!" "More vbucks."

Love it.

That's how I took out all the Dark Aeons and Penance. It took a few tries for some, but I did it!

I replayed x a few months back there is a trick with Don tonberry to max out sphere grid super fast. I knocked out penance on like my second try very satisfying.

Why did they add those damn dark aeons and made the mandatory? I couldn't get every weapon or unlock them, no energy blast, and no final overdrive for auron

@@Wolf-bz6kq if they're annoying you can use yojimbo to oneshot the dark aeons, just so you know

@@whoogh there are like 4 or 5 that are in my way how much gil is that?

@@Wolf-bz6kq This guide is taken from the KZfaq video "FFX: How to kill Dark Valefor with first hit (without training your Guardians and Aeons) " 1. First you need Yojimbo - bonus Aeon which you can get in a cave between Calm lands and Mt. Gagazet (look for a bridge and go under it). Tell him that you "want to kill the most powerful creatures" and pay him 250k Gils (if you don't have the money, go train to Calm Lands, Omega ruins or Cactuar village and sell all the equipment you get). 2. (optional) Use Yojimbo (ONLY) in fights where he cannot die and (ALWAYS) pay him good sums of gils (see below) - this way you will increase the chance for Zanmato (and decrease the required sum of Gils). 3. Go to Zanarkard and find the puzzle game - step on all the 7 white squares, then take the sphere from the first room and place it to the right of the screen in the second one - this will give you Magistral Rod. Equip it with Yuna and she will get first attack in every fight (also will half the cost of all spells). In HD version you must first customize it with First Strike using x1 return sphere! 4. (optional) Make sure that Yuna (or Yojimbo) have full Overdrive. This will increase the chance of Zanmato by ~25%. To keep Yojimbo's Overdrive, dismiss him right after it fills up (but NOT by paying him 0 gils!!!). 5. Go to Besaid and save on the crossroad save point (between the waterfalls and the village). Make sure Yuna is in the fighting party (use Formation and place her on top of the list), then head to the village. 6. When Dark Valefor attacks make Yuna to (Grand) Summon Yojimbo and pay him (see below how much). If he uses skill "Zanmato", it will instantly kill Dark Valefor and the fight ends. The money you pay to Yojimbo should be always (just a bit) more than a power of 2. Thus recommended sums are 8200, 16400 or 33000. If you have a lots of money, you can double the sum to increase the chance of Zanmato (66k, 132k, etc.). If you pay him 8200 you have appx. 10% chance for Zanmato, with 66k and full overdrive this chance rises to 30% ~ 50% (with 1 million and 100k you get up to 90% and 4M 200k should give you 100% but you don't need that). If Yojimbo fails to kill Dark Valefor with first hit, and you get to Game Over, load the last save, go to the village and repeat the step 6. It should not take more than 3 to 6 retries (depending on paid money and steps 2 and 4). You can use the same steps on any Dark Aeon in the game (well except for Yojimbo himself, because you must kill him 5 times and you probably won't be able to recharge Yuna's Overdrive).

I know that feel my dude No, charon, I don't want to pay anymore money...

@@horizoninc4472 I'll end it thus! *uses agi on minotaur*

The DemiFiend would like to know your location

What is smt?

Cries in wizardry

Square developers: *Write that down! Write that down!*

I'm actually very disappointed that Warmech has made very few game appearances. I understand that his nuclear arsenal is a touchy subject for the Japanese, but there should be a way around that. FYI, that's why the "nuke" spells from earlier games were renamed "flare."

@@josephsheranda " I understand that his nuclear arsenal is a touchy subject for the Japanese," Godzilla, Metal Gear and Gundam "Physalis" say hi, probably not even all of them, just the ones I could think of off the top of my head. Fallout is apparently popular in Japan too, though in the third game they had to change the name of the Fat Man gun to Nuka Launcher and cut Mr. Burke from the game so you can't blow up Megaton (I have no idea what this is).

@@josephsheranda warmech appears in a fate in ffxiv I think it has a similar ability rotation

@@kiriuxeosa8716 which one???

Yojimbo is the best mechanic for players to feel even with the super bosses being cheap too it balances everything out.

Yeah but good luck getting Yojimbo to beat his dark counterpart five consecutive times lol.

@@TangibleNought I found a way around it still my team was tough to beat him still he was managable

It's pretty lame to beat it that way. The entire point of those characters are to challenge yourself. They aren't hiding anything unique items you need.

@@randumo24 They are. Also, it's definitely hilarious to one shot the superbosses

That was the story of Absolute Virtue in FFXI in a nutshell. Some people even got banned from the game for beating it in unintended ways, and the actual intended way, which took several years to figure out, was kind of insane.

How is there necessarily an "intended" way for something that is already broken by virtue (pun not intended) of existing with stats and abilities the player has absolutely no way to replicate and in some cases really have a surefire answer for? But I digress.

I had like two Hero Drinks(invulnerability potions), and used them on Squall, while I prayed to The RNG gods for Lionheart, 😂🤣

@@thesurvivorssanctuary6561 I did the same, but had more drinks and used Irvine hyper shots too. Still took a while.

@@Mantosasto Honestly it seems unreasonably tough without Hero Drinks. I mean, how are you supposed to survive his 9999 attack to your whole party without them? It's kind of like Emerald weapon and the "Final Attack" + "Phoenix" Materia Combo!

@@thesurvivorssanctuary6561 I agree. I know there are other ways like Zell's limit break and something with Riona and multicasting Meteor if I remember correctly, but for us normal people, there's not much of an option.

@@thesurvivorssanctuary6561 I found it stupid that his limits were rng

Exactly, thank you. This is one of those myths that drives me nuts, that 7 and 8 were weird outliers for having technological or sci-fi elements, and that 9 was truly at all similar in tone to the original 5 games (it wasn't, except for the 4 character party and more simplified mechanics in general). FF had high technology in varying amounts from the very beginning; it was never a strict fantasy style... and the way this video talks about Warmech while omitting the entire dungeon it was in and all the other enemies in that dungeon just to perpetuate this false narrative is kind of shocking. I hope it's just ignorance, but there is such a strong emotional attachment that every playstaytion kid has who played 7 first, hated 8, and then liked 9, to believe in that narrative being a real thing, in the technology of 8 being a bad mistake and outlier... and that by playing 9 they were having a roughly equivalent experience to having played 1-5/6 or whatever. It's just plain not true, but people are so committed to it that they have these weird false views about the early games for it to make sense.

Started with slight correction, ended with manifesto level gibberish

​@@dontworryaboutit5490Just say you don't understand? It's not even that difficult.

doing a reverse grind, meanwhile, trivializes everything. gotta love grinding out OP cards to junction super magic early, and then avoiding fights like the plague to make it all easier.

@@Gamerboi99 That's how I beat it my highest level was 39 when I got to the last boss everybody talks about Selphies limit break the end but I don't even know what that is I never beat omega weapon

@@dominic6018 So Selphie's LB is a slot machine. The rarest one of hers to get is "The End." You see a pretty field of flowers appear, the words "The End" show up on screen and... That's it. You win the battle. No matter what, you just won.

Not really since all the enemies have a lvl cap thats far less than the player's and even with them leveling with you, you still whined up being stronger than them. Its pretty much the function of the junction system and you HAVE to level up to make full use if that😉

@@SlayerRunefrost *coughs* island closest to hell * coughs*

Nitto Hawj17 lore wise xiv is actually one of the best

@@Darksaviour Heh, I dont disagree, I still play it to this day specially with the newest expansion, still working my way through it and enjoying it!

Every boss in MMOs balanced around requiring a group is a superboss compared to the single player RPGs because the most challenging thing to do in team based games is getting other random humans to coordinate. You're no longer in control of your destiny, and now rely on other players not to screw up even if you do everything 100% right. Any random final boss in a group dungeon at max level in just about any MMO is harder than any superboss in any single player Final Fantasy game by the simple virtue that they were unwinnable when you were at the mercy of bad players sabotaging the fight. I absolutely love tackling superbosses but I do not choose to recognize the MMO versions because they are handled entirely differently than any of the single player FFs and SE doesn't give you the option to tackle them solo. I don't consider the out-of-game challenge of coordinating other humans a reasonable inclusion for a superboss. By that logic, if I have to deal with things outside of the game (i.e. other actual players) to beat a boss, it's like just making any boss harder in a single player RPG by doing it blindfolded, drunk, with one hand, etc. I'm now playing the game less, with forces outside the game presenting the real challenge. But again, in the single player challenges I mentioned, you still have complete control of your outcome. I believe that should be included on the list of check boxes for a superboss. You should be 100% in control of winning or losing (barring RNG mechanics) and that only being able to contribute to the end result excludes that boss from being included on the list. For 10+ mainline FFs before their first MMO being in full control of the fight was as much of a constant theme as being harder than the final boss or being otherworldly and thus should be on the checklist of the definition. The MMOs really should have been given spinoff titles. They have a million spin off games and the MMOs could have easily been those as well. Considering how different an MMO plays compared to a single-player RPGs, games like Dissidia, Chocobo Dungeon, Crystal Chronicles, and more all deserve to be called FF (number) as much as the MMO as they're all very different from any FF not named 11 or 14 and yet they were given a spinoff title. Instead they alienated millions of players who do not wish to take part in MMOs so for many single player RPG fans, there are only 13 mainline FF games, and for good reason. They're the only games that stay true to the root of the original FF experience. Fans wanted a FF fighting game. So a fighting game with RPG elements. Did they call Dissidia "FFXI"? No they called it Dissidia which made it a spin-off. What about a strategy RPG? Another crossing of two genres. FF Tactics. They didn't call it "FF8" and make it part of the mainline series. The MMOs should have gotten the same treatment. MMO and RPG together is another crossover genre. Final Fantasy Online: Heavensword or something like that with new expansion names would have all been appropriate. But making the mistake of giving them the mainline Roman numerals pretty much just tainted the mainline game history. I'm not even an MMO hater. I met my wife through WoW after 10 years of playing and my wife had also played several years of FFXI and XIV. She still talks to her old FC in Discord daily. I absolutely recognize the MMOs as a FF games and they're damn good ones. Just not a mainline and should never have been labeled as such. Discussions about their versions of superbosses are footnotes or sidebars at best. They don't belong on the main list of superbosses because they're missing that other check box I mentioned about it being your fight alone. After 10 games with that element the definition had been established and is just as important as a superboss being harder than the final story boss. I absolutely wouldn't consider the MMO attempts at superbosses an "evolution" either as clearly they were a step backwards with a lot of the bad press they got.

Dynamis Lord at 1:43 gave me the chills!

Sadly his coverage of FFXIV in this video was rather shit

Well said

Yiazmat wasnt that super hard tho unless you did it the true and honest way. 10 hours no backing out of fight. Which you absolutely CAN do as many times as you want without the hp resetting.

@@KermitDFrawg-ql8cq I haven’t heard much about Yiazmat being hard (unless you didn’t know that he casts reflect on you when he is on his last legs) but he is probably one of the least fitting things to show in the background, because despite not being particularly difficult, he is still about as far from being reigned in as you can get. In the original release, Yiazmat could take around two hours if you knew what you were doing, and Josh Scorcher mentioned taking four hours to kill the thing on his first attempt.

@@AzureGreatheart Complete optimize set up could kill Yazmat in one hour, the only thing hard about Yazmat was his Instant-Death on his regular hits, which if you get unlucky could really screw you around.

@@nesoukkefka1741 An hour is how long a final boss can take you with the cutscenes and ending counted towards the tally, an hour of straight uninterrupted fighting under _optimal conditions_ is just ridiculous, even if it’s not particularly difficult. I’m just glad I’ll be playing Zodiac Age where I can shave off a lot of time by doing more than 9,999 damage a hit for half the fight.

@@AzureGreatheart I don't mind hour long fight if the fight is varied enough, that being said yeah the 9999 damage cap which turn into a 6999 damage cap when Yazmat reach half health was stupid.

And for the Steam/GBA version, Neo Shinryu exists

The mechanic that it only spawns on very specific tiles is such an odd, and very Japanese thing to do. It's not even limited to Warmech, as the Pokemon Feebas in the original Rube/Sapphire/Emerald only spawned in 6 specific water tiles in one specific route.

@UCVYPhF4FwgFlkrn2tLQP-4w well, I don't know that its "odd" in the case of Warmech considering he's a super boss. It makes sense that he could only be encountered in one specific spot in the game. Its no different how in modern games how an optional boss sits lurking in a specific dungeon. You have to remember that the first Final Fantasy was some groundbreaking shit. It was probably the only way they could think of to do it.

FF1 did a few spots like that. Hall of Giants in the earth cave, point of the finger in the overworld. I didn't know it was only 6 squares tho, I thought he popped anywhere on the bridge. Would have saved me time in my youth lol

Meanwhile Bravely Default and bravely Second: super bosses can be handed to you through a minigame.

Does the game ever mention that Warmech exists?

@GodsMercenary Actually it's debatable in Star Ocean 2 which is harder between Iseria/Ethereal Queen or Indalescio/Gabriel with his Limiter off.

@GodsMercenary That's why I say arguable a lot of people found Gabriel with Limiter Off harder than Ethereal Queen in SO2, but other found Ethereal Queen harder so it's up to debate in that one ^^

Yes. Yes it is.

It's so hard, until a bunch of space armypeople comes attack it (Still have map-wide zantetsuken though...)

Lets be honest thou he doesnt play fair and the zone doesnt play fair either (I think your max level is capped at 60 and his goes higher) and we get to jump him with the enitre server so....

Squares doing themselves a disservice by not having a new game with the void as a threat

exactly

Junko Aran I 2nd this. Considering we are technically playing Final Fantasy for more time than all games in the series combined several times over, we do deserve a mention!

Thanks for the feedback! It’s been a bit of a blind spot for FFU as we don’t really play the MMOs ourselves, but I have recently started playing FFXIV and consulting some veterans for the purposes of these videos. I’m glad you’re pleased with the inclusion! ~ Hoogathy

You're most welcome Junko! As Chris mentioned, we aren't active MMO players so much any more (although I did play Final Fantasy XI End Game up until Wings of the Goddess), but we want to make sure we're as inclusive as possible.

Terra Break is more badass

Same here. I lamed out a win with some blue magic, the jump command, and an armory of dragon killers. Though I think Enuo is a more memorable superboss with his importance to the story and the fact that he's made in mind that the characters could trounce the final boss.

That mofo always took the first turn and wipe out my party

me, an idiot, mindlessly attacking gogo and getting rekt: *sweats profusely*

Thatswhy super bosses aren´t fun at all. Because the game forces you to play in a very specific way. That´s lame. Thatwhy games, which are based on trial and error like the Souls-games are boring.

@@kayus83 this is the strangest take I've ever seen, I was with you until the souls-like stuff. Yes being forced to use a specific setup *can* be boring (although it can also be very interesting and rewarding depending on what that setup is and how the battle goes) but that isn't what the souls games are about at all. You learn the boss' attacks, you learn when you have openings, and then you use that knowledge to make attempts to execute all that correctly. It's not being forced to play in a specific way, it's finding the best way to apply your style.

Really? well that would make more sense than defeating Kuja and facing Necron who appears out of nowhere.

@@nightcoal3558necron only makes sense when you realize what they were trying to do with him.

Ahem...100 Ultima stones + Eden card as well....

Considering Summon suck in FFVIII and how late it comes, yeah it might as well count as nothing ^^

@@nesoukkefka1741 depends how you play... cerberus has uses diablos is highly useful same as cactaur, eden i guess is questionable but she does break the damage limit.

@@seifer6665 I don't see how Diablos is usefull as all most boss are immune to him, and you have better damaging option before even getting Diablos not mentionning like all damaging GF he cap at 9999 which is pathetically easy to reach with just normal attack in this game. Cerberus would be arguably good...... if you couldn't get Triple magic before even going to Timber, by the time you get him you already have access to Triple making him useless. Eden is 100% garbage breaking Damage limit don't mean shit when it comes so late, by the time you get her your damage dealer character can reach over 100k damage in one turn with half the duration of her animation, her animation makes her even worst than she already is, why would I use an ability for 60k (at best) that has a 2 minutes animation, when I can use an ability that last 30 seconds animation and deal in the 80-100k range if not more ?

@@nesoukkefka1741 like i said depends how you play... people like us who no doubt have vast experience of the game would know it's best to spam limit breaks and break the game with junctions. A newbie may not and utilising GFs isn't exactly a bad way to go, although it is certainly not the best way. I have seen people recently who still don't have a true grasp of junction (or triple triad) and don't realise how easy FF8 is. There is literally not 1 enemy in that game that can touch you. May be the only exception is Malboro if you fight it early.

The "World Boss" FATEs likely count as well. Behemoth, Odin, Coeurlregina, Vedfolnir, Prey Online, Foxy Lady, Ixion, and the newest additions Formidable and Archaeotania are all arguably Superbosses. Their only rewards are glamour gear tokens, chocobo barding, minions and mounts.

Plus since you're always getting level and item synced it will probably never be able to get cheesed by outleveling it. You need the skill to survive the fairly long fights.

BA Ozma should definitely be up there as well

You can get Eden from Tiamat too.

The 100 ultima stones weren’t too shabby either.

@@slobiden.2593 forbidden magic refinery. Lol

@@thespiritualarchivesandrea5781 well I didn’t know that trick back when the game first came out.

@@slobiden.2593 Oh i get it. i made it to balambs invasion by seifer on disk 2 before i figured out how to work the junction system. LOL. I was about 10.

Thanks so much for your kind words Brian!

To this very day, I have yet to bring down that oversized floating marble. But when I do, they’ll be able to hear my shout of victory in the Dark Horse Nebula

And that is actually a much better approach to the idea of "superbosses". I think that making an "alternative version" of the main antagonist is much more interesting than fighting some "random enemy" that has nothing to do with the game's story and lore. The concept of superbosses was always a big let down to me in FF games, even though I enjoyed defeating Ruby and Emerald Weapon I felt like it made no sense at all in the story for them to be so much more powerful than Sephiroth as the real threat to the planet was Sephiroth and not them. So in general I've always felt the concept was immersion breaking as it made no sense for such enemies to be so much more powerful than the real antagonist. Omega Weapon in Ultimecia's castle is a BIG example of this immersion breaking thing as while she's "absorving all creation" and destroying the world, there's a little creature in her castle that is more powerful than her lol...but at least Ultimecia wasn't that easy, my biggest trauma was Sephiroth because he was so feared throughout the game lore only to be perhaps the easiest final boss in the entire franchise. So, I preffer the FF13-2 and Lightning Returns approach of having difficult modes and ways to face the main antagonist in a "Harder Version Encounter" as the encounter has real meaning to the game's story and is not some rather random or nonsensical shitty encounter with a random creature that has no in-game reason to be so powerful.

Palmer Horst too bad XIII and all of its sequels are dog shit and don’t matter

@@rowdyrobgaming8726 ehhh you're wrong lightning returns is good.

@@rowdyrobgaming8726 Too bad nobody gives a fuck about your opinion asshole...

Same here. I always have a hard time fighting. Him. He is a cool boss. But still his moives will make you burn through your healing item's.

Thank you so much 😄

And the Dragon God-King in DQ8. That dude was SO fucking hard!

Maybe give us the option to fight Sapphire WEAPON after beating Emerald and Ruby? I could see that "What? I got my head blown off? Pah, just a scratch."

@@gryphose1849 Yeah, that was BS.

@@Nosretep yeah, but its a fucking cool idea

Hopefully each part of the game will have a couple such bosses

Titanium WEAPON (Star) Platinum WEAPON

I broke the game, and had figured out an exploit to start battles with 7777(all on my own, which I used in the arena to get Omnislash on disc 1). So, I fought Emerald weapon for 25 min, and then died. Said "fuck it!", and decided to test out 7777 on only one character. ...I lost count of how many times Cloud attacked Emerald weapon, but apparently 7777 has a limited number of slashes. So I fought like hell, and then beat Emerald weapon without the underwater materia. I felt bad though, so I trounced Ruby Weapon without exploits(except my new KotR, 😘)

*airetam* materia spelled *backwards*

I think me and my brother had a strategy guide imported from Japan that was like 2 inches thick. It had every piece of materia, ultimate weapons, golden saucer guide, etc. We beat it old school, just level grinding and all the necessary equipment.

I usually was too scared, and too lazy to fight Emerald Weapon. Until I figured out a 7777 exploit on accident(which I started using on the battle circle). Then it was simple, but I took out Ruby without exploits. Just Knights of the Round, Omnislash, and Observation.

Yes they are... U need luck and alot of grinding plus collecting items to buff up your character.... I'm not even in god tier yet and still that chamber of monsters was fnhard

A lot of the arena DLC from 13-2 would probably qualify. I never managed to beat Gilgamesh! :(

" i need to level up more"

Ahh yes, a true old school gamer. How times have changed

Grind is what these pussies use nowadays to dismiss a game as boring or tedious. Training is what actual gamers with an attention span longer than 5 minutes do.

Ah, I see there are men of culture here.

Haha right? I'm sad this is the only comment I've found about it. Such a cool homage.

unbtil you discover you can make it a joke by doing a series of jump attacks slightly to the left!

TBF, the persona games seem to enjoy doing that. Having the true ending BE the one true superboss in the game. There definitely are other hard fights, but the only ones that feel superboss level tend to be the true final.

@@Gamerboi99 yeah caus ein persona 5 the reapear can be made to kill itself

@@Gamerboi99 Actually this doesn't happen in Persona games at all. It happens in some of the other MT/SMT games, but not in Persona. There tends to be a specific super boss as an optional boss in Persona, while in MT/SMT games it varies.

Nyx Avatar was hard as fuck though. . . . It's like. . . Yeah, I could use satan and lucifer and use armageddon. . . . But, I didn't purchase SP restoratives so that would be retarded. Also, I need to have resources available for the 12 arcana shifts because Nyx Avatar although not very strong, you have to kill it 12 times. Its more of an endurance brawl rather than a fight and that's what makes it somewhat super.

@@Darth_Bateman Nyx Avatar is indeed a tough final boss fight thanks to having 13 different forms, with the last one even consisting of 4 different phases, but he is not even close to the super boss. The super bosses in the Persona series are as follows: Persona 2: Eternal Punishment - Philemon Persona 3 - Elizabeth Persona 3 Portable - Elizabeth, Theodore, Margaret Persona 4 - Margaret Persona 4 Arena - Elizabeth Persona 4 Arena Ultimax - Golden Elizabeth Persona Q - Zeus, The Velvet Room Attendants Persona 5 - The Wardens Persona Q2 - The Wardens + one of the other attendants.

More rage inducing than the entirety of Dark Souls.

*laughs in strike raid*

@Sparrow Heart I remember fighting that motherfucker on the psp. That grappling hook/rope move was a guaranteed death, thankfully it was fixed for the final mix version.

He was very challenging and very fun to fight. Was hoping to get something similar in KH3.

@Sparrow Heart . Lightning dash. My only hope. But, yes, f that guy indeed

oh the memories, i found a surefire strategy for beating him though

@@Ubu90 What was your strategy? When I beat him I was still a young kid. My strategy was get max levels and try again and again LOL

@@mooboy Rock Candies up the yin-yang (fixed 200 damage to all enemies), Turtle Shell on Peach to make her a tank (will hurt her healing abilities a decent bit, but still worth it), and once you take out the Crystals (that's what the Rock Candies are for) Culex himself isn't all that difficult.

probably one who gives a hint for the next title

You'll probably fight yozora as a tease for the next game

too damn right because that one in the base game was a wuss i jut damage tanked everything he threw at me

@deadmemes Mess??? Nah, I don’t think so. And yes, tons of people still play it. It’s the most successful game of the year so far anyway.

@@BobbyTheGamerOfJUSTICE Successful for all the wrong reasons. It is a mess, you cannot deny that fact. The most diehard Kingdom Hearts fans can and have admitted that.

You can absolutely *clown* it with the right setup though.

@@vbarreiro I used the famous Jump autobattle strat and that even wasn't guaranteed

Monk + drk + time mage make bosses in this game a big joke.

That's more of a demonstration of people being ridiculously good (and the battle systems not having bullshit mechanics) than it not being aimed at endgame players' expected power level.

Redrum and every clone of it was a real shitbiscuit when you considered its Murder and Bloody Rain abilities did both RIDICULOUS damage AND healed the bastard to boot!