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I'm uploading this guide so quickly that you might wonder, "How can I upload this right away when it's been so long since I uploaded one?"

The thing is, I was flipping through some YouTube shorts and I came across something incredible .

The point is that if you go back up to the peak of the monolith where you fight Paintless, a new chromatic boss will appear!

Actually, it's quite annoying to go up here...

A map that rehashes the paths we've walked before, with train animations...

But I couldn't stand the fact that there was a chromatic boss lol, so I ran straight to it.

For reference, the battle difficulty has been changed to Expert after the ending.

The name, surprisingly enough, is Claire Obscure .

Actually, I met these guys once on the red island at 9 o'clock near Lumiere while farming for Berso's weapons just before.

At that time, the names were divided into Claire and Obscur, with Claire being a support-type monster and Obscur being an attack-type monster.

Fortunately, this one doesn't use any support skills and only has an honest attack pattern, so even though it's a chromatic in the paintless spot, the difficulty level is quite low.

There are four attack patterns: Silent pattern , Basic attack pattern , Aerial flip pattern , and Slow attack pattern.

As you can see just by looking at the time the strategy guide was posted, it is an easy level of difficulty that you can quickly catch even if you lie down and watch the shorts and then stand up and catch it.

I cleared it quickly with Stendhal, but even if you don't use Stendhal, all the pattern parries are incredibly easy.

Then shall we take a look at them one by one?

First of all, it's a silence pattern. The phrase is "silence combo."

Claire Obscure prepares a spinning attack as if trying to blow away Kamusari.

It fires a total of 3 sword strikes, and before firing, the sword's light appears to give a signal.

It's hard to see in the photo because the boss is blocking it with his body, but if you watch it in the game, you'll be able to catch the light appearing with your eyes and ears.

When you see this sight , the moment Claire Obscure twists her body as shown in the following picture is the timing for this parrying.

If you repeat this 3 times, you can easily counter it.

Here are the basic attack patterns:

The phrase appears as "Attack", and although the phrase is the same as the slow attack pattern described later, the posture is different.

If you are preparing to attack in a clockwise direction as shown in the picture above, you can think of this pattern.

This pattern also emits light on the sword just like the Silence pattern, so the timing of parrying is the same as the Silence pattern.

You can do this by performing a total of 3 normal attacks and then parrying the enemy the moment he turns his body .

The final hit is a gradient attack.

Honestly, I think everyone who has come this far knows that gradient attacks are the most beneficial when playing this game, right?

Since the gradient attack is an attack with two swords, the parrying timing is when both swords are glowing.

Since it gathers light one by one in a rhythm while rotating, you can easily counter by hitting the gradient counter in time with the beat .

Here is the aerial tumble pattern. The text says it performs a weakening strike.

Rise into the air and attack by spinning around with light wrapped around three swords.

Then, of course, I just have to wait until the three swords start to glow, right?

The sword will light up in a rhythm of tap tap tap tap, and when you approach exactly as in the photo below, you can easily counter by pressing parry.

The last pattern is the slow attack pattern. As mentioned before, the text says that it attacks like a basic attack.

You're showing him preparing to attack in the opposite direction of his basic attack, right?

Also, because it is a slow attack, it uses two swords to attack. This means that both swords must emit light to attack.

Parry at the timing when both of the first two rods turn their bodies while emitting light.

The second hit is easy to counter by pressing parry at the timing when the body bends to bring the sword up over the head and strike.

Compared to its name, which only has the above patterns, it was a simple chromatic boss.

However, since it was easy, I watched it on YouTube and the timing was a bit off, so one or two of them died.

If you don't focus, you'll easily get hit, so if you don't use the low-spec weapon and the Stendhal spear Mael, I recommend focusing on catching it.

As a reward, you will receive Combo Attack 2 Pictos.

Since it is an additional attack for the basic attack, it seems like it would be fun to use for Verso who uses Dual Liso .

(Meanwhile, Mael's spear damage is amazing lol)

Today's strategy was Chromatic Claire Obscure .

As the title of the game suggests, Paintless, the expedition's goal and the second act, was waiting on the peak of the megalith.

I expected it to boast tremendous force.

However, it was a simple boss with only 4 attacks and no tricky buffs.

But the reward is delicious, so let's go eat it, right?

If you have any fun bosses you've discovered while roaming the map, please recommend them in the comments!

Well then, I will end the strategy here.

(The video isn't very clear, but I managed to capture it, so I applied it right away ^^7)

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Hello, I will be introducing the Claire Obscure Mael Tree strategy.

Mael is a character that plays by changing stances, and has three stances: Attack, Defense, and Master.

But here, the 'Master Stance' has an absurd option of increasing damage by 200%.

And Mael has a weapon that activates this Master Stance at the start of a fight.

It's called the 'Medal Room'.

The tree I'm introducing today is one that allows you to use the Master Stance for a long time and effectively by utilizing this medal room.

Weapon: Medallion (non-replaceable)

Honestly, the level 10 and 20 effects are crappy.

Because of the fraudulent effect of turning on the Master Stance, its own damage is also low.

But, what about the early and mid-game when it's hard for Mael to turn on his mastery stance on his own?

It just becomes a weapon with the effect of 'Mael becomes 200% stronger.'

reference:

The Medal Room can be obtained by dueling with Mael in the 'Zestral Village'.

I did Maelro without thinking much about it, so I had to look it up separately to find out.

If you missed it, you can also get it by fighting 'Golgra'.

Technology deployment

- Required: Foil Fury

- Good to have: Sword Ballet, Rule Breaking

Foil Fury, when used in Master Stance, maintains Master Stance.

You absolutely must include it.

This is the heart of the Medallion Master, Mael.

The rest is also good for arranging the master stance again,

A sword ballet-like one-hit, fatal technique,

Skills that catch shielded opponents, such as Rule Breaker, are also useful.

Pictos/Lumina

It would be fine to just fill Pictos with attack-related stats.

Luminar can use 'Fleure Fury' on the first turn or consecutively by increasing AP.

(ex. the beginning of vitality, the kicking out of vitality, the energy of death, etc.)

Also, Lumina is very good as it increases the damage in the first few turns like reverse affinity .

However, this tree is for mid-game.

Luminar values don't linger like they do in the later stages.

Therefore, it is okay to use the luminaries with very high luminance values as pictos.

If you find it difficult to use Foil Fury on the first turn, we also recommend using Ciel's 'Interference' skill.

AP setting difficulty is significantly reduced.

How to operate

It's very simple.

Just keep hitting Maelo Fleur with Fury.

If AP is running low, fill it with items or skills from other characters.

Then, is there a situation where you absolutely cannot use Fleur Rage?

You can use something else then.

Anyway, by then, unless it's a fairly powerful boss, you'll be half dead.

Up until the middle part, this works very well.

It's good at catching mobs, and some powerful monsters are also very easy to catch.

'Reversal Friendly' Lumina lasts for 3 turns and can defeat most monsters within that time.

Pros/Cons

merit

- Quickly finishes boring mob battles.

- It is strong enough to cut down even the most powerful boss mobs.

- Free fire damage has become extremely strong, making it easy to catch flying mobs.

disadvantage

- It is extremely disadvantageous in long-term battles. (As soon as the master is released, the medal room is just low-damage scrap metal)

- It's a meaningless tree in the later stages when it becomes easy to turn on the master.

- The level 10 and 20 options in the medal room are quite poor.

- Weak against enemies with special gimmicks like 'Mime' or enemies with many shields.

In summary, it is a useful tree from the point where you get the Medallion and Vitality Start to the Siren .

I do not recommend the latter half.

It's much better to just slice it up with another weapon.

However, I don't think there is a better tree to get through the mid-game without a hitch, even though the high point is low.

Until the other party members' powers increase, Medalum Mael will take down all the mobs and bosses on his own.

If you are an expedition member who is in the middle of the journey, why not try it?

Then, have fun playing Claire Obscure with Medal Room Master Mael!

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