Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Mystearia wanted to do an Eternia fight... even though this was the first time she's ever touched the game lol. We ended up recording a short and sweet fight with some neat set-ups!
Player 1 (Reid): Horangi
Player 2 (Meredy): @mystearia5441
Game Modifications:
-Modified arte list, stats, equips, and party
-Zoomed out the camera
BGM:
Flame of the Chinese Gym Leader - Super Robot Wars Masoukishin
Mystearia wanted to do an Eternia fight... even though this was the first time she's ever touched the game lol. We ended up recording a short and sweet fight with some neat set-ups!
Player 1 (Reid): Horangi
Player 2 (Meredy): @mystearia5441
Game Modifications:
-Modified arte list, stats, equips, and party
-Zoomed out the camera
BGM:
Flame of the Chinese Gym Leader - Super Robot Wars Masoukishin
![Tales of Xillia Milla Solo: Maxwell [No Items/Unknown/No Damage]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OZPU8gXQnA4/mqdefault.jpg "Tales of Xillia Milla Solo: Maxwell [No Items/Unknown/No Damage]
Despite all of the build-up, Maxwell is very much a pushover who Milla can kill very quickly lol.
Game Modifications:
-Modified the party
-Activated Millas magic stance normals
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:45 Battle
3:00 Results/Outro
Strategy:
Maxwell has four different forms based on the elements fire, wind, earth, and water. These forms essentially give him a different set of artes and weaknesses/resistances. However, he always starts in fire form and this is one of his worst forms. In this form, he has Flare Bomb as a counter which doesnt have much of a vertical hitbox. This means that I can pretty much beat Maxwell up for free as long as Im in the air which is very easy for Milla to do. Hes also weak to water, so I chose to spam Aqua Protection if he goes OVL and casts Sunburst lol. Had to do it somewhere in the run so might as well do it when I have some time to kill. You can pretty much apply everything Ive said about fire form (minus the weak to water part) and it also applies for the earth form. Maxwells Grave counter is also quite terrible.
As for wind and water forms... I honestly just reset if I see these forms. Its complete RNG whether he switches or not since I cant guard manipulate him or anything. Water form is playable, but its just annoying due to him spamming Aqua Protection (just like me!). Meanwhile, wind form is pretty much guaranteed death due to some of its terrifying attacks.
BGM:
Last Impression - TWO-MIX")
![Tales of Xillia Milla Solo: Nameless Anomaly [No Items/Unknown/No Damage]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/R47lpAdwEi4/mqdefault.jpg "Tales of Xillia Milla Solo: Nameless Anomaly [No Items/Unknown/No Damage]
I heckin love this light moth thing...
Game Modifications:
-Modified the party
-Activated Millas magic stance normals
-Changed Milla hair color
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:29 Battle
1:52 Results/Outro
Strategy:
This boss is really just a knowledge check. The Nameless Anomaly is insanely dangerous if you let it do whatever it wants since it has very annoying attacks including a wind attack that has an instant start-up. However, if you know to guard manipulate it, you can make it do Absorption when it has the opportunity to attack. This makes its dangerous attacks pretty much irrelevant so all I really have to do is learn how to deal with Absorption and its spin counter lol. Millas backstep kinda sucks, so backstepping Absorption was a slight pain but its pretty easy to dodge. For the spin counter, I found that the easiest way to dodge it was with an aerial backdash since it covers a lot more distance than her backstep. If Im really close, then Ill do a backstep into an aerial backdash to dodge it. I can also ascend to a point above the spins hitbox if I do Shimmer Spin enough times.
In terms of offense, its generally best to dodge Absorption and then break iron stance with aerial Grave before doing anything. Its worth noting that if you proc too many counters in a row, the Nameless Anomaly has the ability to start countering rapidly (after one or two hits). If this starts happening its generally best to back up, guard manip, dodge Absorption, and then start attacking again.
BGM:
Do Evil - Star Ocean 3")
![Tales of Vesperia Judith Solo: Gusios - Khroma Dragon [No Items/Unknown/No Damage]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/RAeS-rSw-lQ/mqdefault.jpg "Tales of Vesperia Judith Solo: Gusios - Khroma Dragon [No Items/Unknown/No Damage]
Decided to combine these two monster bosses into one video since I decided to make em fairly quick. Theyre not too much different from other monsters... I just wanted to get to the humanoids faster lol.
Timestamps:
00:00 Gusios
01:15 Khroma Dragon
Game Modifications:
-Used Arte Sphere mod by Sora3100
Strategy:
To speed up the fights for these two, I equipped the Barbatos Ring which massively increases my attack stat.
Gusios:
Hes fairly similar to how he was as Dreaded Giant, just without the cutscenes now. The big differences are that he now has access to doing insta-cast Tidal Wave and Ground Dasher (quotes because its still telegraphed) and he now has random tech-outs. In any case, if I stay in the air or hit him with attacks that hit while hes knocked down, Im going to be able to stay pretty safe.
Khroma Dragon:
Actually pretty threatening for a monster. She apparently learned Void Attack from Alexei and the decision to give Void Attack to a monster is truly unfortunate since Judith cant do much to combo these monsters in the first place. Khroma Dragon tends to use her flip instead of a knockdown tech-out so its generally pretty free to knock her down without having to worry too much. There are only three attacks to look out for: the homing fireball attack, the rock fall attack, and her ridiculously fast normal attack. The homing fireball attack is a barrage of yellow projectiles that have very strong homing. Best way to dodge this is to simply get over Khroma Dragon. The rock fall attack makes a bunch of rocks fall from the ceiling. Not sure how to survive this attack consistently tbh. I just kinda run around and pray if it happens lol. Her normal attack is a threat if she uses it as a random tech-out since it comes out insanely quickly... its not hard to bait in neutral though. Khroma Dragon is easily the toughest monster boss in the main story and its not really in a fun or engaging way... kinda glad I used Barbatos Ring here lol. Despite her tools, Khroma Dragon can be fought like pretty much any other monster boss. I just need to be very wary of Void Attack procs and the three aforementioned attacks. I should almost always try to hit it from behind since the turn around duration will give me time to react to the random tech-out normal or Void Attack if they occur.
BGM:
Destine - Super Robot Wars OG 2nd
Battle! Zinnia - Pokémon ORAS")
