The bosses in the Misty World are the most challenging and require all players to contribute. Considering that each player's box is different and their character development varies, there will be many differences in strategies. This guide on the Misty World boss will tell you how to defeat the boss, sharing several different playstyles, so you can refer to them based on the characters you have. Additionally, the international version of this game is called "Misty Resonance," which has already been released. If you want to play, you need to use an accelerator; you can try the biubiu accelerator, and the link is provided below.
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【Single Core One-Hit Formation】
Suitable for high-level C (Carry) characters, such as Xiao Meng or Alice. Since it is difficult to stack 5 BUFFs on the BOSS simultaneously, Skadi's passive damage cannot be fully triggered, so Skadi is generally not recommended. The core supports are Tina, Yingcao, and Frank, whose buffs can significantly enhance the C, making their output capability qualitatively leap. Aivati can be chosen depending on the situation; if the team's damage is insufficient, they can be moderately developed to supplement the output. Asahina has a lower priority and should only be considered if pursuing extreme damage. Qu is the key tank role in the team and must be included, with higher levels providing more stability. Additionally, non-tank roles need to have high healing or damage reduction capabilities to enhance their survivability.
This strategy combines the advantages of multiple tactics and is considered the best solution for the current version. Further optimization mainly focuses on how to achieve overkill damage, such as when the BOSS has 10,000 HP left, controlling the attack power to ensure the last hit precisely finishes the BOSS, thus gaining extra points. The key point is to control the attack power, not increasing it too much at once, but gradually, ensuring the BOSS has around 10,000 HP left before the final hit.
【Support Scratch Flow】
Suitable for players with a low-level C and a high-level T (Tank). This playstyle mainly relies on support characters to slowly wear down the BOSS's HP, ensuring the team's stability. In terms of configuration, the low-tier lineup requires non-tank roles to have high healing or damage reduction capabilities, and Ashirika is recommended. Additionally, include Qu, Frank, and Hank with higher skill levels, plus five support characters, who do not have special level requirements. The high-tier version adds Odora and pairs it with higher-level output roles like Alice or Skadi, while retaining four support characters.
The core idea of this strategy is to utilize the mechanism where the BOSS gains attack, crit, or crit damage buffs after each attack. Since the BOSS can only stack up to 2 buffs per 10T round, and these buffs last for 18T, the maximum number of buffs on the BOSS is 4. Under such circumstances, the pressure on the tank is relatively small, and even if the level is not very high, it can still withstand the BOSS's attacks. During the battle, the team needs to steadily reduce the BOSS's HP to below 70%, or even 50%, to trigger the EX phase.
However, this strategy usually requires a longer number of turns to complete the battle. If the tank's level is insufficient, the formation may collapse due to the BOSS's critical hits. Therefore, the levels of Qu and Frank still need to be maintained at a high level. Hank should be placed in the bottom right corner, so that if the front row collapses, the back row can still gain one more round of output opportunity. The action order of Frank, Qu, and the tank position needs to be consecutive to ensure the tank's survival during the battle.
【Extreme Damage Output Flow】
Suitable for players with a high-level C and a low-level T. The core of this lineup is to maximize output, ending the battle as quickly as possible. Hank or An'an are ideal low-level output roles because their percentage-based damage can provide stable output without relying on high levels, but their damage to the BOSS has an upper limit. Therefore, the team also needs a tank that can withstand two attacks from the BOSS to ensure the team can perform one more round of output. Skadi is the main output core, and the key to this strategy is to use the BOSS's attack buff stacking mechanism to let Skadi deal massive fixed damage. Additionally, the team should have 3-4 support roles dedicated to providing buffs to the main C.
This strategy revolves around the BOSS's buff mechanism, requiring the team to use 9 characters that can hit the BOSS to quickly stack attack buffs, then using Skadi's fixed damage to deal high output. If using Skadi as the main C, it is recommended to place Cynthia in the first row because her normal attack can stack two buffs at once. For damage reduction support, Odora or Qu can be chosen. If the tank can survive without damage reduction, the damage reduction role can be replaced with other normal attack roles to further enhance Skadi's initial burst. The third row can be configured with support roles like Frank, Yingcao (high skill level required to expand support range), or Tina to increase overall output.
Above is the related content of the Misty World boss guide, sharing the currently mainstream three playstyles, including balanced, defensive, and extreme damage. Each playstyle provides some corresponding choices and alternatives. If you are having trouble defeating the boss, you can refer to these for guidance.
