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Bizarro-Sephiroth
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Level
HP
MP
Attacks
61
Variable; see Notes
Unknown
Bizarro Energy, ★Bolt3, ★Quake3, ★Demi3, Stigma
Absorbs
Blocks
Strong Against
Weak Against
 
 
 
 
Steal
Morph
Win Item
Enemy Skill
 
EXP
AP
Gil
Location
0
0
0
????
Immune to Status
Notes
 
There are many variables that go into generating the HP of this version of Sephiroth. To learn more, visit FF:OSG.
 
Strategy
 
Bizarro-Sephiroth has multiple parts, and each of them must be destroyed. The problem is that each part can be revived by the others, so you should stick to using multiple-target spells and summons (avoid using any fire-based spells, as two parts absorb this element. This means that you can use ★Trine or ★Aqualung, but not ★Magic Breath). You can also choose to go at various parts with single target spells, but with the risk of seeing your efforts go to waste if this body part is revived afterwards.
Two of the parts of Bizarro-Sephiroth are invicible: the main body and the core. What’s worse is that the core uses the Bizarro Energy move, that heals itself for 6000 HP. However, when you managed to kill the other vulnerable parts, you’ll get a message stating that the core is weakened, meaning that it’s susceptible to attacks. Kill it, then kill the main body to finish the battle.
If you have two parties, you can prevent Bizarro-Sephiroth from using the Bizarro Energy. Just switch to the other team after you killed one body part: when facing this team, Bizarro-Sephiroth will not use the Bizarro Energy. You will, however, need to change teams again to deliver the final blow to the main body.
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