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|name = Sephiroth |
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| japanese = セフィロス |
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| romaji = Sefirosu |
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==Battle== |
==Battle== |
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===First battle=== |
===First battle=== |
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| − | Sephiroth summons four elemental crystals: the [[Fire Materia (enemy)|Fire Materia]], the [[Blizzard Materia (enemy)|Blizzard Materia]], the [[Thunder Materia (enemy)|Thunder Materia]], and the [[Support Materia (enemy)|Support Materia]]. |
+ | Sephiroth summons four elemental crystals: the [[Fire Materia (enemy)|Fire Materia]], the [[Blizzard Materia (enemy)|Blizzard Materia]], the [[Thunder Materia (enemy)|Thunder Materia]], and the [[Support Materia (enemy)|Support Materia]]. The crystals have plentiful health and are immune to the elements that compose them, though the Support Materia resists elemental spells only slightly. The crystals resist physical attacks but are vulnerable to spells of their opposite element. The elemental Materia cast spells based on their element up to -ga level, while the Support Materia heals Sephiroth and can use Barrier to half physical damage and Dispel to remove any buffs Zack places on himself. The crystals act and move independently of Sephiroth. If Zack is close enough, the Materia can exude magical energy to deal damage. The Materia can be interrupted from casting a spell by hitting them just after the ability they were about to use has been revealed. |
| − | Sephiroth often teleports around and it is hard to catch him from behind as he simply turns. Sephiroth will |
+ | Sephiroth often teleports around and it is hard to catch him from behind as he simply turns. Sephiroth will wait for the player to attack before swiftly landing either a 2-hit or 4-hit combo. He can use the [[Digital Mind Wave]] (DMW) attack, [[Octaslash]], and his classic [[Heartless Angel]] attack, which knocks [[Zack Fair/Gameplay|Zack's]] [[HP (stat)|HP]] [[HP to one ability|down to 1]]. He also uses Draw Slash to create a wide slash of energy. |
===Second battle=== |
===Second battle=== |
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| − | + | Zack stands on a long platform and can only attack Sephiroth from the front. Sephiroth's attacks knock Zack back further. The battle is lost if Zack is pushed off the platform. Sephiroth is easier this time and does not summon the four crystals. |
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==Etymology== |
==Etymology== |
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Revision as of 19:08, 20 March 2020
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Traitor... You will pay.
Sephiroth using Octaslash
Sephiroth is a boss in Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- fought twice in the Nibel Reactor. Virtual versions can later be challenged in two missions, as well as Professor Hojo's final experiment labeled "Experiment No. 124."
Stats
Reactor
Mission
Battle
First battle
Sephiroth summons four elemental crystals: the Fire Materia, the Blizzard Materia, the Thunder Materia, and the Support Materia. The crystals have plentiful health and are immune to the elements that compose them, though the Support Materia resists elemental spells only slightly. The crystals resist physical attacks but are vulnerable to spells of their opposite element. The elemental Materia cast spells based on their element up to -ga level, while the Support Materia heals Sephiroth and can use Barrier to half physical damage and Dispel to remove any buffs Zack places on himself. The crystals act and move independently of Sephiroth. If Zack is close enough, the Materia can exude magical energy to deal damage. The Materia can be interrupted from casting a spell by hitting them just after the ability they were about to use has been revealed.
Sephiroth often teleports around and it is hard to catch him from behind as he simply turns. Sephiroth will wait for the player to attack before swiftly landing either a 2-hit or 4-hit combo. He can use the Digital Mind Wave (DMW) attack, Octaslash, and his classic Heartless Angel attack, which knocks Zack's HP down to 1. He also uses Draw Slash to create a wide slash of energy.
Second battle
Zack stands on a long platform and can only attack Sephiroth from the front. Sephiroth's attacks knock Zack back further. The battle is lost if Zack is pushed off the platform. Sephiroth is easier this time and does not summon the four crystals.
Etymology
Səphīrōth (סְפִירוֹת, medieval Hebrew form of Sephirot; also spelled Sefirot), is a plural noun in Hebrew; the singular is Sephirah (also spelled Sefira). The Sephiroth are described in the Kabbalah as the manifestations of God that allow Him to manifest in the physical and metaphysical universes. Sephiroth also means "counting" (of numbers).