Good evening followers! It’s been a while since we’ve posted a new problem, so here’s a new one! Unfortunately, I’ll have to use the old template for now as I do not have the most current template or font! Nevertheless, enjoy!
Yes, it’s been posted already! But I definitely feel your pain. I remember how much trouble I had beating Sephiroth at first, but after 398564379346 tries, I finally beat him! I didn’t bother to try and beat him in the first Kingdom Hearts, but in Kingdom Hearts II, he is WAY easier once you get the hang of it. If you’re having trouble with the KH II battle, my tips are to:
1. BLOCK HIS NORMAL SLASHING ATTACKS. If you don’t, you’ll be reduced to very low health.
2. ALWAYS use the reaction command when Sephiroth says “That’s enough.”
3. Max out all of your drive forms. Especially Valor Form and Master Form, because you’ll need to jump high enough to stop one of Sephiroth’s mightiest attacks. When you see him rise up in the air and he says “Heartless…angel.”, that’s when you jump up with your extra jump from Master Form and attack him, preventing him from using the devastating attack that leaves with one HP and drains all your MP. Bring an elixir or two.
4. Also, be sure to have Reflega on your custom commands somewhere. When he says “Give into the dark.”, you’ll be surrounded with dark orbs, and the best way to counter that is Reflega, because then the orbs in your immediate area will go awau.
5. When Sephiroth appears around you, and tries to knock you into the air, let him do it. Don’t block that one, because when he knocks you into the air, you’ll be able to attack almost immediately and do some damage there.
6. If you get near the end of the battle, Sephiroth will use an attack where he spews volcanic ash at you. This may look menacing at first, but all you need to do is have Glide from maxing out your Final Form. When you have level 3 Glide, you won’t drop to the ground from gliding unless you manually stop it, or are going up a hill.
Not sure if you were looking for a mini guide for this, but I hope this helped!
—Patrick
