All Mechanical Beasts Overview in Wild Origin Which Mechanical Beast Bosses Are There in Wild Origin

In "Wild Origin," the bosses are highly technological creatures, ancient beings with mechanical exoskeletons, referred to by players as "mech beasts." Each region has its unique mech beasts. So, what are the mech beast bosses in Wild Origin? Below is a comprehensive list of all mech beasts in the game. Most of these bosses have considerable sizes, different attributes, and skills, requiring players to choose appropriate weapons, pets, and strategies to deal with them.

Flah's Flame Fist Haruman:

This boss, which knocks out the player with one punch in the story, is located at the Flame Fist Tower on the Flame Fist Isle, at coordinates approximately “6633, 7977.” It is a fire-element boss, and it’s recommended to use electric elemental combat skills for countering. Make sure to prepare plenty of electric arrows, and it's suggested to bring an electric-attribute pet, such as the Lightning Guardian, and level it up. Also, maximize elemental advantages, and prepare some recovery potions and fire resistance potions. Haruman has three phases: In phase one, just avoid the fireballs thrown by the boss; when they hit the ground, they create fire pits. The boss's left arm dragging attack also generates fire pits.

When the health drops to 2/3, it enters phase two, activating full-body armor energy and releasing large-area seismic waves, with a total of five attacks that get increasingly more damaging and hard to dodge. Use recovery potions beforehand to replenish health. Phase two also includes a barrage of missiles from the sky; simply roll to dodge upon landing. After this skill, you can get close with a one-handed sword and shield for damage. The shield is mainly for resisting the boss's flame jets.

When the health drops to 1/3, it enters phase three, where the damage is extremely high, and every attack needs to be dodged promptly, or even a slight hit could take down the player. It's recommended to switch to long-range bow and arrow for grinding in this phase.

Electromagnetic Frog:

Located in "Misty Rapids" at coordinates around (6643, 8983), the end boss is the Electromagnetic Frog, a very powerful opponent that can even one-shot the player when it's low on health, making it quite challenging. As an electric-element boss, it is countered by rock elements. It has many moves and is highly aggressive and swift, making it a formidable foe. For melee, it's more stable to bring a staff and shield, and a rock-attribute pet, like the Bigtooth Rat. Food remains the same: Exile Jam, Sweet Vegetable Juice, and Roll Fruit. During the battle, keep your shield up, using counterattacks and execution attacks to reduce the boss's health.

Its moves are quite random, so even if you're behind it, be wary of its back kick. Avoid being greedy with your attacks, grind slowly, but don't stay too far away, as it will shoot electric balls, which might result in a one-shot kill.

Captain Tuchara of the Eagle Team:

The boss is located at the Eagle Team Base, situated on the initial highland of the map, at coordinates approximately 6833, 9196, and is the end boss, a rare humanoid boss. It is a rock-attribute entity, countered by wind elements, and uses a giant longsword. Its attacks have a wide range and high damage, but they are slow with obvious wind-ups, making them relatively easy to dodge. Bring a wind-attribute pet, or a high-level one if not available, and the same food as before. The main role of the pet is to draw aggro and absorb damage.

Using a sword and shield is more reliable, keeping the shield up and using counters to gradually reduce the boss's health. Continuous counters can cause the boss to lose balance, allowing for an execution. Note that holding the shield consumes stamina, so always keep an eye on the stamina bar and find gaps to move around and recover. Ranged attacks are relatively easier, using the pet to attract attention and then attacking with wind-attribute arrows. However, sometimes the pet may lose aggro, and you'll need to reposition to avoid damage.

The mech beasts in Wild Origin are not limited to those mentioned above. There are also the Storm Guardian, Ice Hoof Behemoth, Flame Chain Scorpion, Wind Fungus Walker, Frost Predator, Cleft Hoof Behemoth, Imprisoner, and more. Due to space limitations, we cannot list them all here. Each mech beast has its own attribute characteristics, resistances, and weaknesses, which can be checked. Therefore, each battle requires a different strategy. When fighting, observe first, and once you are familiar with the boss's patterns, it will be easier to handle.