Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
I hate going through the Infinity Corridor. It's necessary for awakenings and Regalias and stuff but doing it is just such a drag.
29F pits you against four bosses sourced from various things. The first fight (as in, the lowest levelled) features not!Adol (specifically, the Oath in Felghana one, since all his attacks are from that game) and not... you know what, I don't wanna talk about who Green Brute is; if you don't know who he is already, then trust me, you're better off staying not knowing.
In any case, both opponents have a fixed pattern that they don't deviate from. Red Hero will attack you with some physical attacks, with a self buff interleaved, before equipping a bracelet and hitting you with spells and an item associated with the element of the bracelet, then loop. Green Brute will mostly just throw some single and row target attacks about, with Assault being his most dangerous attack (and at the end of the pattern he'll do an 100% boost before throwing one out). The key point to take away is that both enemies will use almost entirely single-target attacks, with a few row attacks throw in, so the first two characters on your lineup will be soaking the majority of the hits, and a lot of attacks (including Assault) are PHY-element so having that affinity is very important (then again, at this point it's probably best to just throw Regalias on your tank and not care about what elements the boss is using). Oh yeah, Green Brute will "level up" whenever he kills one of your characters which translates to 10% permanent all buff per level, so just tossing sacrifices when you see his big attacks coming is potentially unwise .
The other key point of the fight is that if you kill one of them and the other one gets a turn, they'll immediately heal 50% of their missing HP, power up, and use a berserk pattern, and when you take them below 50% HP again they'll power up further. Red Hero will give himself a permanent all buff and HP regeneration (3% at first, then 5% after second power up), while Green Hero will get an 15% ATK buff and 100% SPD buff, and at below 50% HP he'll start getting free level-ups before every action. In both cases their patterns involve powerful multi-target spells, and it's not exaggeration to say that either of them alone is MUCH more dangerous than the two of them together, so you really want to kill them together to not deal with their berserk patterns.
I hate going through the Infinity Corridor. It's necessary for awakenings and Regalias and stuff but doing it is just such a drag.
29F pits you against four bosses sourced from various things. The first fight (as in, the lowest levelled) features not!Adol (specifically, the Oath in Felghana one, since all his attacks are from that game) and not... you know what, I don't wanna talk about who Green Brute is; if you don't know who he is already, then trust me, you're better off staying not knowing.
In any case, both opponents have a fixed pattern that they don't deviate from. Red Hero will attack you with some physical attacks, with a self buff interleaved, before equipping a bracelet and hitting you with spells and an item associated with the element of the bracelet, then loop. Green Brute will mostly just throw some single and row target attacks about, with Assault being his most dangerous attack (and at the end of the pattern he'll do an 100% boost before throwing one out). The key point to take away is that both enemies will use almost entirely single-target attacks, with a few row attacks throw in, so the first two characters on your lineup will be soaking the majority of the hits, and a lot of attacks (including Assault) are PHY-element so having that affinity is very important (then again, at this point it's probably best to just throw Regalias on your tank and not care about what elements the boss is using). Oh yeah, Green Brute will "level up" whenever he kills one of your characters which translates to 10% permanent all buff per level, so just tossing sacrifices when you see his big attacks coming is potentially unwise .
The other key point of the fight is that if you kill one of them and the other one gets a turn, they'll immediately heal 50% of their missing HP, power up, and use a berserk pattern, and when you take them below 50% HP again they'll power up further. Red Hero will give himself a permanent all buff and HP regeneration (3% at first, then 5% after second power up), while Green Hero will get an 15% ATK buff and 100% SPD buff, and at below 50% HP he'll start getting free level-ups before every action. In both cases their patterns involve powerful multi-target spells, and it's not exaggeration to say that either of them alone is MUCH more dangerous than the two of them together, so you really want to kill them together to not deal with their berserk patterns.
