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The final boss of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is Sephiroth, who you have to beat across multiple phases in many different forms. The one-winged angel appears once you defeat the Jenova Lifeclinger boss, challenging not just Cloud but many other characters from the story. With his own Summon and plenty of resistances, it can be hard to anticipate what you need to do during each stage of this battle.
[Warning: The following article contains spoilers for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.]Before you reach Aerith in the Temple of the Ancients, you have a bit of time to readjust your party. Take this time to equip your best Materia for each character on your team and make some final upgrades to weapons or skills. Going up to Aerith will trigger the fight against Jenova Lifeclinger, but you will have no opportunity to rest before fighting Sephiroth after that boss is defeated.
The first phase of the fight against Sephiroth separates Cloud from the rest of his party, but Zack quickly joins him from an alternate timeline. This stage of the battle is a simple but intense fight against SOLDIERS former and present with swords clashing everywhere. This is a good opportunity to learn Sephiroth's strengths, weaknesses, and some attacks for the phases that will occur later in FF7 Rebirth.
Sephiroth cannot be weakened by any status condition, a fact you can see if you try to use the Assess ability to identify him. Similar to the Mind Flayer boss in FF7 Rebirth, Sephiroth has no vulnerabilities to physical attacks or magical spells of a specific element. This final boss hits hard and fast, using powerful strikes with his massive sword from above and behind you with a sneaky teleporting move.
The most dangerous attack Sephiroth can do is Ocotslash, a series of eight sword swings in rapid succession that can easily take a character from full health to nothing in a few seconds.
You want to use Zack to heal Cloud and be aggressive while switching between characters often. While Cloud has his normal arsenal of abilities from different weapons, Zack functions a bit differently in FF7 Rebirth's combat. For example, you can charge Zack's Buster Sword up to a maximum of three Levels to perform new attacks that can be very powerful against this form of Sephiroth.
Zack has a fully upgraded Healing Materia that you can use to keep both characters in the fight. Try to charge up the Synergy Ability, SOLDIER's Honor, by keeping up the pressure against Sephiroth with various moves. You can quickly drain Sephiroth's health by either doing this Synergy attack or by unleashing a well-timed Limit Break that should get rid of the boss' health and lead you into the next phase.
Taking out Sephiroth's health in the first phase will send Zack away, leaving Cloud to deal with the boss' new form, Sephiroth Reborn. This body has two areas you can attack, the upper and lower sections that hover near the ground. Attack the lower half of Sephiroth Reborn while dodging the large Area of Effect (AoE) attacks the boss tends to do during this phase in FF7 Rebirth.
The lower section of Sephiroth Reborn is pretty weak and gives you the opportunity to attack the rest of the boss once it's destroyed. From here, you climb up toward the head before getting thrown off Sephiroth back to the rock below. You cannot use magic spells or items during this section of the fight, which asks you to only use ranged attacks to defeat the rest of Sephiroth Reborn.
Getting too close to Sephiroth Reborn will cause the boss to use Apocalyptic Fire, a move that blasts Cloud away from it. Keep using long-range maneuvers from Cloud's best weapons in FF7 Rebirth to rack up the damage. Once Sephiroth Reborn goes down to around 80% of its total HP, the fight will shift back to your main party back at the Temple of the Ancients for a new phase.
The third phase sees a party of Tifa, Barret, and Cait Sith take on Sephiroth Reborn, who now calls upon the summon Bahamut Arisen Whisper to help it in battle. Your team will not be able to target the boss until the summon has been defeated, making Bahamut Arisen your main target. This creature has a variety of attacks, both melee and ranged, that can be difficult to deal with.
Use Tifa's close-range strikes to get up close to Bahamut while Barret deals consistent damage with shots from his gun arm. Cait Sith can work as a supporting character in this phase of the boss fight, activating abilities that either buff your allies or deal more damage to the summon. Activate everything you have to defeat Bahamut quickly, but don't forget to heal your teammates whenever they are low on health.
Sephiroth Reborn will occasionally wrap its wings around Bahamut to heal the summon when its health gets low. Take advantage of this with your strong party composition in FF7 Rebirth to strike the wings, which are the only parts of Sephiroth that can be hurt while Bahamut is active. Destroying both wings will automatically move the boss fight to its next stage with Zack in his dimension.
You return to Zack in phase four of the boss fight to battle against Sephiroth Reborn some more, only this time with a blessing from Aerith. A magical ward in the center of the church where you fight will prevent the boss' ranged attacks from hitting you, so get within it as soon as you can. Charge Zack's Buster Sword attacks in this space to strike back against the vulnerable spot of Sephiroth Reborn - its chest.
Targeting the boss' chest will make the rest of it exposed to attacks, but there is another way to end this phase fast. After Sephiroth Reborn uses the Wail attack, a small white orb connected to its chest appears in the arena. Defeating this object will destroy the chest immediately, allowing you once again to attack the main body in FF7 Rebirth until the boss' health reaches around 40%.
The fifth phase returns to your party with Yuffie, Red XIII, and Barret taking the spotlight this time against Sephiroth Reborn. A barrier protects the boss' core, preventing you from attacking its main health until you destroy four wings connected to it. These appendages do not take damage from physical strikes and are only weak to specific elemental damage tied to each wing's color.
Have Materia with magic spells tied to these elements ready for use to quickly expose Sephiroth Reborn's weak point. Yuffie's Elemental Ninjutsu can be crucial to this phase since it allows her to imbue her strikes with various elements in FF7 Rebirth. Pay attention to the wings changing color every so often to identify which element you need to use against Sephiroth Reborn.
Be careful during this phase as Sephiroth Reborn can now use Heartless Angel, a move that puts all the characters in your party at 1 HP. Save some ATB for some quick healing when this attack is activated.
The last phase of this grueling boss fight takes place once you reduce Sephiroth Reborn's HP to 0%, causing Cloud to stand against the fallen angel one more time. Aerith will join you for this fight, giving you an excellent character to heal and support Cloud often. Sephiroth will deal massive damage with attacks like Whisper Whirlwind and Whisper Cannon, while Heartless Angel returns to drop your party to low health.
Sephiroth will try to restrain Cloud to prevent you from going after his two weaknesses - his Masamune sword and his wing. Attack both the wing and Masamune with magical spells using Aerith since both areas are immune to physical damage that Cloud specializes in. Destroying either target will pressure Sephiroth, giving you a chance to stagger him and deal damage with a Limit Break.
When Sephiroth gets to around 10-5% HP, he will unleash The End is Nigh, a move that continuously damages Cloud and Aerith. Try to stagger the boss quickly here to break this move before it takes out both characters. This should give you the perfect opportunity to finally beat Sephiroth in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and reach the conclusion of an unforgettable adventure.
The Dreki's are a boss you'll encounter in God of War Ragnarok during the thirteenth chapter, Creatures of Prophecy. Featuring several unique and challenging attacks, the two Dreki's will put players to the test as they work to defeat both Dreki's equally to avoid enraging them. In this Boss Guide, you will learn all the best tips, tricks, and strategies you need to know in order to defeat the Dreki.
Knowing that the Dreki's will take on a more aggressive form once one is defeated, we highly recommend that you attempt to keep both Dreki health bars fairly even. This will remove the need to face the Dreki's stronger form.
Once you've defeated at least one Dreki, the remaining Dreki will add two new attacks to its arsenal. Now, these attacks are unique to each Dreki, so the attacks you'll be facing will entirely depend on which Dreki is still alive within the fight.
Once you've defeated both the Dreki's, loot the rewards dropped to receive a Heavy Runic Attack for your Draupnir Spear called Artillery of Ancients, a Chaos Flame weapon upgrade, and some Dragon Tooths.
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