Mutantomato

Mutantomatoes are flan mutations that arose suddenly in Cocoon's Sunleth Waterscape nature preserve. Researchers believe that the creatures feed on the crystal latticework that runs through the interior of Cocoon and helps support it in the sky.
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The Mutantomato is a boss in Final Fantasy XIII-2. It is a weakened version of Royal Ripeness found in Sunleth Waterscape -300 AF- after the player solves the paradox in Archylte Steppe -??? AF- and acquires the White Hole Gem from the Coliseum. Due to the flan no longer being supplied to Royal Ripeness, it has drastically weakened, making it possible to defeat. Mutantomato's boss theme is "Limit Break!".

Datalog[edit | edit source]

Stats[edit | edit source]

Stats

HP

49,520

Strength

Magic

82

Stagger Point

Chain Resistance

250%

85

Keep(The higher the number, the more difficult it is to interrupt the enemy’s actions.)

Launch

Libra

85

Resistant

255

CP

Gil

300

0

Paradigm Pack

Untameable

Elemental affinities

Fire

Ice

Lightning

100%

Wind

Physical

Magical

200%

50%

Statuses and immunities(The higher the number, the more susceptible the enemy is to the status. No number given means modified base percentage of the caster is used instead.)

Deprotect

Deshell

Slow

20%

Immune

Poison

Imperil

Curse

Immune

20%

Immune

Pain

Fog

Debrave

Immune

Defaith

Daze

Wound

Immune

-

Death

Dispel

Provoke

Immune

30%

Bestiary

Location

Sunleth Waterscape -300 AF- (Assembly Area)

Species

Feral Creature/Flan

Items

Common drop

Potent Orb (50%)

Rare drop

Mutant Extract (100%)

Abilities

Weakened, Belch, Pouty Pudding

Notes

- Delivers devastating physical attacks.
- Capable of inflicting Poison.
- Employs wounding attacks that reduce maximum HP.

Battle[edit | edit source]

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Strategy[edit | edit source]

Boasting just under half the HP of the Royal Ripeness, the Mutantomato is a major downgrade in difficulty. The player should start off with Evened Odds (SAB/SYN/MED). Once having buffed and debuffed the boss with Deprotect and Deshell, the party should switch to RAV/RAV/RAV building up the Stagger gauge steadily.

Snow will keep the chain gauge from draining too fast, so the player can focus on the Ravager role. Once at the stagger point, the party should either switch to Diversity (COM/RAV/MED) to heal up should the player feel as they may not finish off the boss in one stagger. The other paradigm to switch to during the stagger point is Cerberus (COM/COM/COM) which will allow heavy damage.