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Tales of Xillia 2 (2012)

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Jude version: https://youtu.be/DDWYNFdti2I

From Main Story Chapter 7:

It initially took me quite the while to find an algorithm for Chronos. He has no weaknesses, so knowing how and when I could attack was paramount. I could have spammed Eagle's Rage(something that I did too much in future battles, to my dismay =01...), but if something less spammy can be done, I'll attempt to do it. This is a result.

Let me mention a minor note about boss behavior. When a boss counterattacks, initially, he will only attempt the ctratk, then slowly back away for 60 frames on a 30fps player(yes, exactly 2 secs). After the first 2 times, the boss will atk immediately, after a half-second delay. This effect refreshes itself every ~45 secs from the moment they initially counter. It's important to note, since I tend to use that 2-sec recovery time to deal additional damage, and cut the after-ctratk 'combo' down after it happens twice. There's a time restriction on OVL too, but I don't know if its 45 secs or a full minute, but its not of any significance anyway.

After fighting him so long, I found out he can be combo'd if he is in the air. The first time he attempts to counter in the air will always activate his OVL. After that, if he gets knocked into the air again, and his OVL hasn't refreshed, you can perform a semi-infinite combo without any weakness. He can even be lifted one extra time if you break his guard with one hit(not shown here though). Leia can easily break guards and launch almost any boss into the air all the same. Nonetheless, I figured it might be seen as 'cheap', so I did one with a different strategy(link below), but I didn't like the Trinity Bit part much. Unlike Jude, it's not easy to use her elemental artes without getting Chronos Collider'd, and the strike resistance NEVER seems to go away, so I played it safe.

Alternative take: http://youtu.be/Hw96EYh6ZM0
Music: Fight Tune ''Girl Named Shelke"

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