L’essentiel et les points à retenir :
- La bataille finale de Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth est contre Sephiroth, qui se présente sous plusieurs formes et phases.
- Sephiroth a ses propres invocations et de nombreuses résistances, ce qui rend la bataille complexe à chaque étape.
- Après avoir réduit la santé de Sephiroth à zéro, il se transforme en une forme gigantesque plus proche de celle de sa mère, marquant le début des phases de combat contre Sephiroth Reborn.
- Pendant la phase 3, Sephiroth peut lancer des attaques comme Flamewall, qui divise la zone en deux avec un mur de feu géant.
- Il est important de gérer les jauges ATB des différents personnages et de passer du temps avec Cloud pour contrer les attaques de Sephiroth avec le mode Punisher.
- Consultez un guide dédié pour plus de détails sur la bataille contre Sephiroth Reborn.
The final boss of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is Sephiroth, who you have to beat across multiple phases in many different forms. The one-winged angel appears once you defeat the Jenova Lifeclinger boss, challenging not just Cloud but many other characters from the story. With his own Summon and plenty of resistances, it can be hard to anticipate what you need to do during each stage of this battle.
As you get Sephiroth’s health to 0, he will launch into the air and send a slash down that splits the arena in two, sending Zack spiralling away as he shouts to Cloud to continue the fight. Sephiroth then morphs into a gigantic, altered form more in line with that of his mother. After completing this first phase against Sephiroth, you’ll begin the Sephiroth Reborn phases of the boss fight. Check out our dedicated Sephiroth Reborn boss fight guide page for more details on this section of the battle.
During Phase 3, if Sephiroth has the Fire Infusion, he will also begin casting Flamewall, which splits the area into two parts with a giant wall of fire. Switch between characters to make sure you are managing their ATB gauges, but keep in mind that Sephiroth can instantly close the gap to any character, and he can create long-distance shockwaves of dark energy by quickly swinging his sword, so even far-away characters aren’t safe. Sephiroth will also aggressively target whichever character you are controlling, so try to spend most of your time with Cloud to maintain the ability to counter Sephiroth’s attacks with Punisher Mode.
How to beat Sephiroth Reborn with Cloud in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
Towering over you, he resembles one of the gigantic angelic bosses in Bayonetta – technically, he’s riding on top of a giant statue of himself. He fortunately has a glaring weak spot at the bottom of his body so you just need to charge in and attack it. Sephiroth Reborn will use Maelstrom to blow you away with a gust from his angel wings, as well as Whisper Vortex, where he slams his arm down and creates cyclones.
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Boss : Séphiroth réincarnéPhase 1 : Cloud vs Séphiroth réincarné
Vous rencontrerez ce boss dans le cadre du Chapitre 14 : Un monde à l’agonie, juste après avoir combattu Séphiroth. Votre équipe sera uniquement composée de Cloud. Vos PV et PM ne seront pas restaurés, mais vous aurez 2 barres ATB complètes dès le début du combat.
This is it, the final showdown in the first part of Final Fantasy 7 Remake. You’ll be going up against none other than Sephiroth, the biggest threat to the planet. There’s a lot to go over here so let’s not waste any time and just get right to it. Here are our tips and tricks for how to beat Sephiroth in Final Fantasy 7 Remake.
How to Beat Sephiroth in Final Fantasy 7 Remake First Phase
The first phase versus Sephiroth is fairly straightforward but can be tricky until you learn the pattern. Plus you’re on your own with Cloud, leaving you little wiggle room to fix mistakes.
