Megaman ZX Advent [Expert/Maniac] (Grey) Part 16 {Final Stage} - Ouroboros (NO DAMAGE)

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Published on March 8, 2021 8:58:59 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJest7wpLZo

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Mega Man ZX Advent (2007)

Duration: 19:23

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The end of Grey's journey.
Hands were shaky and sweating something fierce by the end of this damn thing.

First gauntlet:
* Chronoforce - 01:06
* Vulturon - 02:57
* Buckfire - 04:12
* Rospark - 05:22

Second gauntlet:
* Argoyle and Ugoyle - 06:24
* Queenbee - 08:07
* Hedgeshock - 10:27
* Bifrost - 11:27

Final Boss:
* Master Albert (Throne Mech) - 14:28
* Master Albert (Megaman Model W) - 16:16

Following my usual boss order here facing the ones I tend to have the most trouble with first. I tried to adapt most my strategies with the safest options I could afford to apply.

- Chronoforce is always a problem since my timings were kinda off here for the most part. The fight against this boss is always tough as all it takes is a small mistake to get hit.

- Vulturon came right after since he can give me a lot of grief if he decides to spam his rock out attack.

- Buckfire faces the usual buster routine.

- Rospark gets the ice dragon treatment because I was in no mood for his bullshit with his spread shots. One time he shocked the wall and followed with his desperation attack right after ruining a perfectly good video.

- Argoyle and Ugoyle are always trouble and even though I got used to fighting them they still can ruin everything at moment's notice especially since from now on my nervousness tend to be quite high. I went to kill Argoyle first since it's the one boss that keeps throwing stuff at you. The fight can get really hectic if you kill Ugoyle before him.

- Queenbee is another problematic boss. Many of my attempts I dealt with her first and I did not here due to brain fart of my part. Her missile attack can come from a variety of height and depending on what she does you have to react accordingly (though Chronoforce shields you from the missiles, but it does NOT from the bee swarm).

- Hedgeshock is another boss that I used Model L's charged attack since I'd just use the buster shot otherwise and wasn't in the mood for chasing after that pesky boss all over the place.

- Bifrost is usually the most well-behaved of bosses. He has very telegraphed attacks and the only variable in this fight is if he moves too forward in the arena, then he can jump either backwards or forward, but even then you have plenty of time to react.

- The first form of Albert is nothing too problematic as long as you memorize the safe spots for his ground breaking attack and move away from the fire breath. You do have to keep yourself sharp to avoid the vacuum attack.

The second part used to give me A LOT of grief since those heads fire at weird patterns and reacting to them is nearly impossible, especially with the necks firing missiles at you. I came up with a simple Chronoforce strategy (without Time Bomb) and Model P quick fire to deal with him.

- The second form used to be a problem due to the fire punch attack. It was nearly impossible for me to react to that thing properly even using Model H. But then it dawned on me: "why not use Queenbee instead?". And then everything became so much simpler.

Well not quite. But at least the one thing that killed most of my "no damages" was taken care of.

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