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Story of Eastern Wonderland (1997)

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I feel like I'm a bit overlevelled for this fight (either that or Nitori is just too OP). The bosses seem to have the same attacks as they did in their original fights though they no longer have health regeneration (their resistances and elemental affinities also seem to be the same). At the beginning of the fight all 3 bosses are in a dormant state and wake up after a set number of turns have passed, Shredding Amnisieri wakes up on his 2 turn, Aria-Singing Toruastori wakes up 3 turns after that and finally Staring Igmaruji 2 turns after the latter.

Shredding Amnisieri mostly focuses on single target attacks or the occasional AoE, but uses Greatsword of Calamity on his first turn and seems to use it about every 4th turn thereafter, this deals an absolutely ridiculous amount of DRK damage to your leftmost slot while also reducing his/her max health (provided they survive, note that Mokou has 500 DRK resist and the damage reduction from Tactician here). He also gains SPD every turn as in the original fight, so you really don't want to drag this fight any longer than necessary. He has high DEF but low MND.

Aria-Singing Toruastory starts his first turn with an enhanced version of Perpetual Insanity that inflicts a very powerful SIL and TRR effect along with decent DRK damage to your whole frontline, and focuses mostly on status inflicting spells. It has high MND but low DEF.

Staring Igmaruji starts his first turn with Time Space Warp, and is probably the least threathening of the 3 by himself, as far as I have seen, but I generally kill it before it wakes up so I'm not too sure of its attacks.

Once Shredding Amnisieri is the only one left, he gains health regeneration (not sure if it also gains other stat bonuses or new attacks). I assume something similar happens if the other bosses are the last ones standing.

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