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Target lock: Ghirahim I have no confirmed information about this man, other than he refers to himself as a "Demon Lord." I sense a powerful and evil aura, and I estimate his level of ability as highly adept. However, according to analysis, he has yet to reveal his true power.
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Speech analysis indicates absolute confidence in his own abilities. Master, you must watch for Ghirahim's ability to grasp your sword with his bare right hand. It is highly probable that he observes the angle you hold your sword at and prepares his defense accordingly. I recommend attacking from the direction opposite his hand.
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Should he catch hold of your sword, I recommend swinging in the direction Ghirahim's hand opens.
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My analysis confirms that Ghirahim's fingers always point upward when he holds your sword, Master. The probability of escaping his grip by swinging your sword upward is approximately 100%.
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I have detected a change in Ghirahim's fighting style from the beginning of the battle. I theorize that this change happened because of the small amount of damage he sustained.
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Analysis indicates that the daggers Ghirahim shoots will align on a single plane in one of three orientations: horizontal, vertical, or diagonal. With good timing, you might be able to repel them with a single swing of your sword, but my judgment shows that this maneuver will be difficult.
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I can now confirm that Ghirahim has the ability to teleport. Further study reveals that he may be vulnerable immediately after teleportation. This is your chance to attack. However, be aware Ghirahim may use his sword to guard against just such an attack.
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Ghirahim will repeatedly move around you, Master. I recommend engaging him with your sword as he makes his attack. It is probable that the moment before Ghirahim readies his attack, he will reveal the direction he will move as he attempts to flank you. If you are unable to establish the correct timing to attack, I suggest using your spin attack.
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Target lock: Scaldera This fearsome monster inhabits the deepest recesses of the Earth Temple. It can be categorized as a "Pyroclastic Fiend". Its body is completely covered in rock, but you can see its weak point, the eye, through the cracks in this outer shell. If you are able to remove parts of this creature's rocky shell, you will vastly increase your probability of success.
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There is a 0% probability that your sword will be effective against the rock that covers this target's body. I strongly recommend using items with powerful destructive properties.
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There is a 100% probability that bombs that come into contact with Scaldera's body will immediately explode, due to the creature's high body temperature. Analysis indicates that explosions on Scaldera's outer surface will not yield desired results, however. You must look for a more effective target site.
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Results from my analysis confirm that in order to remove the rocks covering Scaldera, you will need to inflict powerful internal damage. When Scaldera is inhaling a large amount of air, I suggest throwing a bomb into its mouth.
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Target lock: Moldarach An Aracha that has survived its very lengthy larval stage is known as a "Thousand-Year Arachnid," which is precisely what you see before you. Over 90% of its body is shielded by a tough, chitinous armor that can deflect even the sharpest blade.
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The weak points are its overdeveloped pincers, but you must hit each at the right angle relative to the pincer's position to be effective.
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This beast has a tendency to bury itself in the sand when it feels its health is endangered. When it is burrowed below the sand, you can expect at least an 85% chance that it will attempt to stab you with its tail. I highly recommend removing the creature's environmental advantage by blowing away sand, thereby revealing its position.
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Analysis reveals that the creature's central eye will be vulnerable to attack once its pincers have been properly disposed of. I calculate a near 100% chance that an assault on this weak point will ultimately prove quite fatal. However, I infer from the armor surrounding the central eye that horizontal, vertical, and diagonal slashes will be entirely ineffective.
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Target lock: The Imprisoned I have insufficient data on this monster. Its enormous size and ominous aura cannot be compared with previously encountered monsters.
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I can confirm that the sealing spike observed at the top of its head is the same object originally found in the Sealed Grounds. I hypothesize that damage can be inflicted by driving the stone pillar into the monster's head. But first, I recommend attacking the beast's feet--where your sword can reach--to stop it from moving.
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It is probable that the monster will be unable to move if you destroy all of its toes. I recommend using the air vents to move ahead of the monster instead of chasing it from behind.
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If you are able to get between the monster's toes, my analysis indicates you can effectively inflict great damage with a spin attack. You can also choose to decrease your risk of physical harm by using bombs to attack from a distance.
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Target lock: Koloktos This "Ancient Automaton" defends the Ancient Cistern and eliminates intruders. The cursed energy supply Ghirahim provided to this contraption has given it power far beyond its conventional limits. The red, orb-shaped cores embedded in its torso and arms provide it limited stability and prevent it from falling to pieces.
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It is highly probable that if the red cores in its arms were to be ejected, the unit would lose integrity and the limbs would sever from the body. However, during normal operation the cores are likely hidden below the forearm plating.
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Results from my analysis show that the red cores in Koloktos's arms will only be revealed when the arms are stretched out to full length. Fast and timely counterattacks after Koloktos swings its arms down have the best chance of success.
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I estimate a high probability that the red cores can be removed using your whip. When Koloktos's arms lower, there will be a brief moment when you can attack the chest core. However, when targeting the chest core, there is nowhere to hook on to with your whip. Therefore, removing the core will not be possible.
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Target lock: Tentalus As you can likely gather from its other title, this "Abyssal Leviathan" is said to have been a tyrant of the ancient seas. Its enormous tentacles can be repelled, but they will regenerate after a short time.
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My analysis shows that by repelling a number of its aggressive tentacles, the beast will reveal itself. There is a 99% probability that the tentacles that attacked you on the ship, Master, can be attributed to Tentalus. I theorize that using a sacred power will be the most effective means of repelling the tentacles.
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Results from my analysis confirm that its tentacles can be severed with a well-aimed Skyward Strike. I theorize that the creature's eye is its weak point, but the probability that you can actually hit the eye with a Skyward Strike is approximately 0%. Instead, I recommend utilizing long-range weapons.
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To accurately strike at the creature's eye--its weak spot--a bow will be most effective. You can press to move with your bow drawn. I recommend shooting arrows immediately after dodging attacks launched by Tentalus. In order to attack Tentalus's weak spot, its eye, you must first deal with the tentacles attempting to latch on to you. My analysis shows you can easily slice the tip of the tentacles with your sword.
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Because this monster's tentacles attack incessantly and in large number, it is too dangerous to respond to them one at a time. My analysis indicates it is possible to repel the tentacles more efficiently by concentrating an all-out assault on them with your sword.
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When the tentacles are repelled, they may drop hearts and arrows. Should you find yourself in danger because of low hearts or arrows, concentrate on attacking the tentacles rather than fleeing from battle.
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Target lock: Ghirahim Ghirahim is the Demon Lord leading the monsters. He displays superior mental and physical prowess, as well as expert command of magic. Though possessing some gentleman-like qualities, he will devolve to his true nature when enraged.
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Analysis indicates that the daggers that appear around Ghirahim also act as a defensive barrier. Removing these daggers before attacking should be an effective means of breaking down his defenses.
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It appears that Ghirahim prefers to use his right hand to attempt to grab your sword, Master. Should he succeed, I recommend swinging your sword up and down to force him to release it. However, Ghirahim continues to utilize more of his true power, and the probability of it taking more than one swing to release your sword is 100%.
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To land an attack on Ghirahim, I advise you to swing your sword from a direction that cannot be blocked by daggers or Ghirahim's right hand. Ghirahim will move his right hand in time with your attacks. However, Master, there will be times when he is too slow to meet your attack.
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I have detected a change in Ghirahim's fighting style since the beginning of the battle. I have concluded that this change happened because of the small amount of damage he sustained.
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When Ghirahim shoots his daggers, I recommend repelling them by swinging your sword along the line the knives are positioned in. Logically, if surrounded by daggers, using a sword technique that attacks in all directions would be effective.
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There will be a significant opening for counterattacks if you are able to avoid Ghirahim's overhead attack when he teleports above your head. He will teleport to places other than above you, of course, but my analysis confirms an interesting behavior pattern. He assumes different stances when he plans to teleport above you and when he plans to go somewhere else.
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I am confident Ghirahim will use his sword to defend against your attacks, Master. Ghirahim wields two swords, so the probability that he will block two of your sequential attacks is 100%.
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Target lock: The Imprisoned There is insufficient data on this target to make a full report at this time. But I can confirm the appearance of limb-like appendages that were not previously present. The evil power of this creature has also increased.
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Analysis indicates that you should be able to use the same basic strategy as in the previous encounter to seal the monster in its prison once more. The fingers and toes on its limbs can be destroyed with a physical attack, but you should wait to do so until these targets become a very high priority.
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I calculate a 100% probability that the large apparatus Groose constructed will be effective against this monster. It is likely that a direct hit from this apparatus will stop the monster's movement, creating a window of opportunity for you to attack.
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Groose's defense apparatus can be repositioned by pushing . When the monster is in your blind spot, I recommend you reposition the apparatus and target the monster.
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Target lock: Bilocyte This species of parasite is currently attached to Levias. It is known for its enormous optical structure. This horrifying life-form utterly controls the mind and body of its host.
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My analysis indicates the projectiles spit by the Bilocyte can be repelled by your sword, Master. Furthermore, I infer that repelling the Bilocyte's own projectiles back toward it could become a very effective means of attack.
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Based on the creature's anatomy, it is probable that this monster's weakness is its central eye. However, I can confirm that while the fins on the sides of its head are extended, any attack on the eye will be quite ineffective.
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In order to effectively hit the Bilocyte by repelling its projectiles, you must consider the direction in which you are swinging your sword. By swinging left and right, you can control the direction of the deflection. Swinging up or down will deflect projectiles straight back.
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Target lock: The Imprisoned Though the details are still unclear, this monstrosity is the demonic vessel of Demise. I can confirm a previously unseen taillike appendage. I recommend generous use of Groose's catapult.
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You must attempt to seal this beast away again. I suggest a plan of attack similar to what you used in previous encounters. The monster's fingers, like its toes, are comparatively soft targets and can be destroyed by physical attack.
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After toppling the monster, it is possible that the beast's enormous bulk may prevent you from approaching the sealing spike. In this scenario, I recommend that you descend a level and use an air vent to travel to the head of the monster.
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The monster has evolved to an immensely powerful state. I calculate the odds you will defeat it by sword alone at approximately 0%. I recommend you utilize Groose's defense apparatus. As a last-ditch measure, you can launch yourself, Master, as a projectile.
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Target lock: Ghirahim This Demon Lord leads the monster forces. There is a 90% change in outward appearance compared to previous encounters with him. I detect a dark aura emanating from his entire body. Be cautious, Master. This opponent is extremely dangerous and likely to fell you with a single blow.
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He is now revealing his true power. I am detecting a significant increase in muscular strength. Unfortunately, I must also conclude that none of your weapons will be effective against him.
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Analysis indicates that attacks from your sword may drive Ghirahim back, if ever so slightly, Master.
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I have noted that Ghirahim has a tendency to stand near the center of the platform, Master. There is an 85% probability he does this to avoid falling off.
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Master, there is a 95% chance that Ghirahim will attempt to intercept your sword in order to defend against your attacks, just like last time. If you notice a large change in his stance, take care to note the position of his hand.
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There is a 90% change in outward appearance compared to previous encounters with him. I detect a dark aura emanating from his entire body. I can confirm a change in Ghirahim's fighting style, likely as a result of the minor damage he has suffered.
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I project that the weak spot revealed on his chest from the previous attack will continue to be an effective target. However, there is a 100% probability that Ghirahim will block all attacks targeting this area while he is in his standard state.
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I suggest you attempt to parry Ghirahim's sword away, Master. This should leave the weak spot on his chest open to attack. Taking advantage of opportunities to attack the villain's weak spot should be your top priority.
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My analysis shows that it is impossible to parry away Ghirahim's sword in one attack. I theorize that it will become possible by attacking in the same direction a number of times.
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There has been a 90% change in his outward appearance since our last meeting. I detect a black aura emanating from his entire body. I have also confirmed that he is using a new weapon.
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Results from my analysis confirm that the sword Ghirahim wields can be broken by your sword, Master. I theorize that Ghirahim used magic to call this weapon into existence. Now that he is deeply wounded, the sword he wields appears to have become brittle.
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I have detected identical responses from the center of Ghirahim's sword and Ghirahim's chest. By destroying the sword's core there is a 100% probability that the sword itself will be destroyed. I recommend carefully watching the sword's movement and repeatedly attacking the same spot.
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Target lock: Demise This eternal being has conquered time itself. It is the source of all monsters. According to tales passed down through generations, it appears differently in each epoch and to each person who lays eyes on it.
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It is clear that Skyward Strikes cannot be called down to your sword because this place is under the magical influence of Demise. Attacks using Skyward Strike energy will not be possible here.
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It is highly probable that the only weapon capable of wounding Demise is the Master Sword itself. No other weapon can affect it.
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The probability that a single, standard attack of yours will injure Demise, Master, is exactly 0%. A series of attacks that can overwhelm Demise's guard is required, such as repeated slashing from various angles.
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Results from my analysis confirm that the time to strike Demise is when he holds his sword aloft. However, vigilance is required. Any attack falling near Demise's sword has a 100% chance of being blocked.
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I need more time to complete my analysis of Demise. In a few moments, use to lock on to Demise and then call me with . I will report my findings then.
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I can confirm it is possible for Demise to store the electrical energy of a lightning strike in his sword and use it to his advantage. Master, should your sword come into contact with Demise's sword once it has electrified, you will receive a painful shock. It is essential that you time your attacks carefully. Very carefully.
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Master, I see no reason why you cannot make use of the lightning strikes the same way Demise does.
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It is possible to store lightning in the Master Sword by raising your sword in the air as if you were readying a Skyward Strike. When lightning strikes in the distance and the sky lights up, quickly raise your sword skyward to call down the lightning. However, be aware that while you are attempting to be struck by lightning, you will be leaving yourself open to Demise's attacks.
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