When Sephiroth’s HP reaches around 10-15%, the final phase will begin. Remember this is it, use up all those Potions, Ethers, Bombs etc.
So try to keep everyone topped off as much as possbile.
#Final fantasy sephiroth full
Sephiroth from this point on will occasionally Octoslash someone which will kill pretty much anyone that is not at, or very close to full health. You’ll also have the opportunity to summon from this point on but you might want to save it for the last phase if you can. Now that you have Tifa, keep her alive so she can apply a full Rise and Fall combo on Sephiroth to really amp up the damage from Cloud’s Bravers, Aerith’s Ray of Judgment and of course any Limit Breaks you have. The goal is still the same: to apply enough damage to stagger him, and then let loose with attacks. Use that window while Sephiroth is still on someone else and making his way over to whoever you’re controlling to build up the ATB and get a few good shots in while continuing to dodge and block his attacks. Whenever you switch party members, Sephiroth will divert his attention to whoever you are using after a few seconds. The best strategy is to frequently switch characters, charge up the ATB and use special attacks from Tactical Mode. This is arguably the toughest phase of the fight but you will have Tifa now to assist as well. In phase 3 Sephiroth will begin to use elemental-fused attacks in addition to the spells and will more liberally cast -aga spells and the window to damage and interrupt will be smaller. When you bring Sephiroth to half HP, the next phase will kick in. In general though try to stick with Cloud as he has an easier time absorbing Sephiroth’s powerful attacks. If everyone is good on HP, have Aerith use Ray of Judgment as that hits Sephiroth very hard from a safe distance. Otherwise, it’s business as usual and do the same thing you did in the first phase except now, you have Aerith to help out. He can also fling some ranged attacks at you now which you can and should block. He can now do a powerful AoE called Hell’s Gate which can be dodge by moving out of the effected zone if you’re quick to react. In the next phase Aerith joins in which will help you a ton as Sephiroth is more or less the same but adds a few new tricks. Repeat this process until you’ve done enough damage to trigger the next phase. When/if you Stagger, simply drill him with Braver a couple of times. If you aren’t quick with it, it’s not worth it because Sephiroth will finish casting before you can land your shot and you’ll just waste ATB and get damaged. In other words, you see Sephiroth start to cast, instantly trigger Braver. Then, very quickly recover and follow up with two or three swings from Cloud and that will raise his pressure bar.īraver is a good attack to use throughout this fight when Sephiroth starts to cast a -ga spell such as Firaga as it will do damage to him and also interrupt his spell but you have to be pretty much instant with your reaction. Start by blocking his Telluric Fury attack and then evade/dodge his Aeolian Onslaught attack when it jumps in the air. I highly suggest buffing with Regen, Haste, and/or Barrier before getting too into the weeds with Sephiroth just to give yourself as much of a buffer in case you make a couple of mistakes in a row so you don’t die.
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Plus you’re on your own with Cloud, leaving you little wiggle room to fix mistakes. The first phase versus Sephiroth is fairly straightforward but can be tricky until you learn the pattern.
#Final fantasy sephiroth how to
How to Beat Sephiroth in Final Fantasy 7 Remake First Phase Here are our tips and tricks for how to beat Sephiroth in Final Fantasy 7 Remake. There’s a lot to go over here so let’s not waste any time and just get right to it. You’ll be going up against none other than Sephiroth, the biggest threat to the planet. This is it, the final showdown in the first part of Final Fantasy 7 Remake.
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