Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 20 hours ago
I must discover more...
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-No political discussion.
-No spoilers for a game I haven't beaten
-No backseating, but feel free to give me tips/hints if I agree to it
I must discover more...
Rules:
-No slurs, sexism, homophobia, etc. Basically, just be respectful.
-No political discussion.
-No spoilers for a game I haven't beaten
-No backseating, but feel free to give me tips/hints if I agree to it
![Tales of Xillia 2 Milla Solo: Catalyst Muzét [No Items/Unknown/No Damage]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/aZLkgoq5JMc/mqdefault.jpg "Tales of Xillia 2 Milla Solo: Catalyst Muzét [No Items/Unknown/No Damage]
I dont know why I didnt upload this sooner. This has been sitting on my PC for like a century.
Game Modifications:
-Used OVL script to use MA
-Modified the party
Strategy:
This fight is rather easy for Milla. Muzets gimmick is that she can use Emergency Warp to escape combos, but this can only trigger if shes on the ground. Fortunately, Im playing Milla so this doesnt effect me too much. Muzet is also weak to light here and Milla happens to get access a light weapon just before this fight. How convenient! Since shes weak to light, I can just punish her spell casts with Cloud Pierce to break her iron stance and start a combo.
In the fight, I do a pretty cool combo reset involving Condemnation and Luminous Chamber. Essentially, I timed the Condemnation explosion to make Muzet go into a knockdown state right as the weakness timer expires. Then, the Luminous Chamber hits the light weakness and also knocks Muzet higher into the air which allows me to get in position to re-stand her with Wind Blade and reset the combo. Honestly, catching her with the Wind Blade after the Luminous Chamber was probably the hardest part of the fight.
BGM:
Gleeokenspiel - Cadence of Hyrule
music provided by @JustSamu")
![Tales of Xillia Milla Solo: Aquadragons [No Items/Unknown/No Damage]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bRJbcZhI4yw/mqdefault.jpg "Tales of Xillia Milla Solo: Aquadragons [No Items/Unknown/No Damage]
Now for the Jude side fight!
Game Modifications:
-Modified the party
-Activated Magic Stance normals
Strategy:
The Aquadragons are definitely a lot more difficult and annoying than their Milla side counterpart in the Fire Teagle. Their attacks have very large hitboxes and are deceptively fast. Luckily for us, the devs messed up and their link AI is completely broken! When they link, the link partner is completely inactive in this fight unless:
-I hit the link partner
-I have my back to a wall
-I pincer myself in between them
It also seems that the Aquadragons AI can become inactive again after a counter which is what happens to the Aquadragon in front at 0:58. Compared to Leia, its a bit more difficult to abuse this AI since Millas hitboxes are a lot bigger. This means its a lot easier to hit the other Aquadragon unintentionally with things like Shimmer Spin, Wind Blade, or Lightning. I can still force the Aquadragon partner into its defensive stance if it happens to become active which means its still easier than them both coming at me in an unlinked state. Basically, this fight boils down to getting them to link, being in the air to dodge the counters, being careful with my arte hitboxes, and hoping they dont unlink at very unfortunate timings (this happens a lot).
BGM:
Voice of the Blizzard - God Eater")
![Tales of Vesperia Judith Solo: Cursed Wanderer 2 [No Items/Unknown/No Damage]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bVFZhid_Bcs/mqdefault.jpg "Tales of Vesperia Judith Solo: Cursed Wanderer 2 [No Items/Unknown/No Damage]
My favorite punching bag returns (he still sucks)!
Game Modifications:
-Used Arte Sphere mod by Sora3100
Strategy:
Nothing really changed about this guy, he still has no tech-outs or air recoveries which makes him a total joke. He got a few new attacks but with his utter lack of defensive options it genuinely doesnt matter. Ill just talk about some of the stuff I did in the combo instead of talking about the boss lol.
At the start of the combo, I use two Luna Rises with one of them being the alternate version after getting Cursed Wanderer in the air. What I mean by alternate Luna Rise is that if I hold down A while doing the arte, Judith will kick the enemy upwards so this lets me do two Luna Rises in a row without losing too much height. Once I do Rising Moonlight Havoc, I get OVL off the hit count and cancel it into Dawn Moon where Ill end up in front of the Wanderer. From here, I can utilize the backwards hitbox of Crescent Moon Blade and then cancel that into Moonbeam. I use a downwards tilt Burst Arte from here and the hitbox is just big enough to still hit the boss despite not facing the right direction. Im honestly quite proud of this set-up!
Next, I wanted to showcase the other joke arte that I didnt get to showcase before because I forgot it existed. Its an extension to Brush Spear called Mind of Brush. It basically just hits enemies while theyre downed after Brush Spear knocks them down. The easiest way to set this arte up is by getting Cursed Wanderer up against a wall while hes facing towards me. Being up against the wall ensures that Mind of Brush will connect properly and I can set up the Brush Spear incredibly easily since hitting a downed Cursed Wanderer with a down-tilt normal from the front will restand him. Mind of Brush counts as a base arte, so I was able to instantly link it into an altered arte like Raging Luna Storm to continue the combo.
I also learned from my past mistakes and found a consistent way to make the other brush arte work consistently without ruining my axis. Basically, I just need to do an air dash-Luna Talon-Sundering Moon prior to it. The air dash will fix my axis so that its not off from the beginning and I should be able to consistently carry from wall to wall for the most part.
The rest is just kinda some fun freestyling :p
BGM:
Butchers Bridge - League of Legends")
