Hello, this is Sperando. The video I prepared this time is a guide for beginner players on solo raid strategies for the massive entity. This is based on the normal mode, and if a challenge mode is introduced, the patterns might change a bit. The current patterns in normal mode are quite easy, which is one reason for this. I will explain the patterns, recommend combinations, and I will also show you how it goes while I run a mock battle. This is written with complete beginners in mind. As you can see, I am using characters at level 121 or level 141 in the video. It would be easier for those who are at a higher level than me. Also, I intentionally kept the overload low so that beginners can follow along. I could have given more, but it wouldn't be beneficial. I haven’t done much skill work to make it easier for you to follow along, because I want to avoid the impression of being too strong.

I don't have an overload, but I don't have my skills leveled up either. You might think that way, so I've left this account as a test account specifically for new players. I believe everyone can follow along, although there may be differences in combinations. I'll also let you know about substitutions. I'll share the organized information based on the text I've reviewed. 

First, let's talk about the patterns. The first pattern occurs when the battle starts, and a protective barrier appears around the boss. If there are no characters like Asuka, Rei, or Marina, the shield processing can be a bit slow. It tends to have a considerable amount of durability. 

The second pattern involves random targets being hit continuously. The third pattern includes a total of three types of suppression patterns. As you all know, there’s the elemental suppression, which should be used in this way. The second suppression occurs when the boss hides, creating a situation where damage cannot be dealt. While hiding, a dry, mold-like suppression appears. The fake suppression is weak, so if you're not careful, it can lead to a quick defeat.

The second boss creates two barriers on both sides. This is not a property barrier, but a conventional one. Property barriers appear above and below. Among the three types of barriers, excluding the thin barrier, the barrier time is quite generous, so you can take your time. 

Next, there is the fourth pattern, which resembles karaoke lighting. It has a pattern where area damage occurs, with some penetration effects. However, during this phase, it doesn't hurt that much; surprisingly, the area damage isn't very painful. 

Then, periodically, the Coco Ball turn appears. The fifth aspect is that the boss has extremely flashy effects and emits a lot of light. It opens and closes, displaying various contents, and puts on quite a show. However, in reality, it only performs a show, and the patterns are not particularly significant. The core is not always present.

This is the core. After you break the core, it doesn't regenerate immediately. There’s a phase I mentioned earlier, the judgment turn, where the dry pattern appears. After the boss hides and goes through that phase, the core regenerates. If you're wondering when the core appears, only penetrating dealers can hit the core; it hides inside the body. The core has a pattern where it suddenly reveals its contents, exposing itself. However, the funny thing is that it only exposes itself; you still can't hit it. There seems to be an invisible barrier in the field. So, if you try to hit the core with a non-penetrating character, even if you can see it, it won't take damage. It's truly blocked off; it feels like they’ve implemented that in the field. Therefore, if you're going to extract high points, you definitely need a penetrating dealer. If you use a penetrating dealer, then you can hit it.

You can see the deal doubling up as it comes in. Secondly, due to the attribute suppression, you need to recruit at least one self-determination code character. Thirdly, the hits are surprisingly painful, so it's a good idea to hire a healer or a character that can provide shields. The pattern itself is very simple, so it's important to come up with a good combination. This is a damage-focused boss. This time, everyone struggled a lot with the mirror container, but the commitment itself is quite easy. Fourthly, when you try to suppress the dry mode, using a shotgun or a wide-range nickel will result in immediate failure, as the suppression is very weak. So, if you are in burst mode, I'll mention it here: if you are in burst mode, you should cover the entire area first, and then suppress them one by one with snipers. Asuka still has her burst active, so she can use splash damage.

Please pay attention to this part. If you are going to use Asuka for the judge, hitting the center can result in a successful judgment in one shot, but sometimes it can cause a bit of a reversal, so be careful. Except for the fifth dry judge, the judgment time is long, so you can afford to make a late judgment. However, it is also possible to make a quick judgment to generate the core faster. This is a matter of choice, depending on the combination you select. The overall damage output varies based on your deck. If you have a combination that cannot hit the core, for example, in such cases, making a late judgment would be much more beneficial. If you can properly hit the core, whether using something like Asuka or Elise, you should compare them. So, by comparing the overall damage output, if you find that quickly pushing the pattern generates more cores, then you should use that method. But if it doesn't work...

It seems that you can just use a late dodge. This varies from person to person because it depends on settings and the specs of the character. So, it's better to try it out a few times and then make a decision. The advantage of a late dodge is that the boss hides during the turn, allowing you to see the damage from the dodge. The advantage of a fast dodge is that you can see more of the boss's moves. There are clear pros and cons to both. Instead of dodging late, you can watch the boss's moves during the hiding turn. On the other hand, the advantage of a fast dodge is that you can see more moves, but you also have to deal with more damage during the hiding turn.

As for team recommendations, definitely use Asuka and Reimari. You really need to use them; the difference is significant. I will show you my damage even on a new account, and the damage output is surprising. Focus on using characters that have penetration abilities, and make sure to include at least one code that allows for additional damage. This advice is based on beginners, so please keep that in mind.

It's better to use the characters you've raised now. However, you need to make sure there's no attribute restriction, so even if you haven't raised anything for attribute restriction, it's good to at least include one qualification code. Synchronize and if you build a deck as an example, if you have Rita, then you can have Rita, Mari, Asuka, and Rei. Next, for the last slot, you can have a healer or a totem dealer, or something that provides synergy like a totem buffer. This will depend on your choices. The best option for this spot would be to include Moderia. If you can't use Rita as a substitute for the buffer, then you can use Miranda instead. Miranda or Sakura—it's just Sakura, not Sakura with a special title. It has cooldown reduction. As a substitute for the buffer, you can use Crown, Mari, Nagas, Susanna, or if you don't have them, something like Anis, or you can use any available character. Also, there's Huhryun, Alice, Redwood, and Moderia.

You can also use collaboration characters like Asuka and Rei. I want to emphasize once again that you need to include more than one self-destruct code. For self-destruct code recommendations, you might consider Alice, Asuka, Rei, or Modern. There may not be many Ubi players available. Also, there are players with Killer D, Niri, Star, and Troni, but some may not have them. You can use Rodo as well. If you have D to protect, you should be able to hold out. If it’s too painful, please make sure to include a healer. It doesn’t matter which healer you use; just place them in the designated spot. If it's not too painful, you can go for a 3-3 dealer setup for maximum damage. I'll write down the details here. You can use a healer, buffer, or totem dealer. I'm basing this on a beginner's perspective, so I don't have everything. There are cases where I haven't leveled up certain characters, and there's no need to rush to level them up suddenly.

I recommend using everything available to you, so I will show you a practical demonstration. The combination consists of Crown, Rita, Asuka, Ein, and Naga. Right now, only one character, Crown, is included in the field, and the rest are a collaboration pickup and an assist. I will show you how much damage can be dealt with this setup. The level is 141, and the supporter is at 121. Almost 90% of the Protan can operate automatically. 

As soon as we start, you will see a shield appear. You need to break the shield first. However, the speed changes completely when Asuka or Rei Mari are not present. Also, the effects are quite complicated, but you can see the core. Do you see the Mihain core? Only wind characters can deal damage to this Mihain core. If you hit Miko, it will look like this.

Now, the damage will increase significantly. The parts will come in together. The core will come in as well. The cocoball doesn't hurt that much. It doesn't hurt that much during the newbie phase. And as I mentioned earlier, the jersey has come out. This is just a regular jersey, and since the jersey time is long, you can hit as much as possible and do the jersey like this. As I mentioned earlier, if I want to see the core more often, I can do the jersey a bit faster. And oh, there’s a splash, right? If you do the jersey with a character that doesn’t have a splash, you can avoid getting flipped and keep it clean. Once the marmo jersey pattern ends, the core will regenerate. Watch closely. If I’m just standing here, oh, it’s not penetrating. I need to hit it with penetration. The core will be exposed. It will appear like this. Until I hit it with penetration, I can’t hit the core at all. I’ll keep hitting the core from behind.

You can do it. If you look at the pattern, it’s just like the karaoke lighting pattern, right? It spins around and around, a karaoke lighting pattern, but it’s nothing special. It’s not painful to look at. This is what I call the kettle. You can call it that. It sounds like boiling water. Whether you do it slowly or quickly depends on you. As it opens up, it feels just right. You can see that the pattern itself is very simple. It’s just flashy; it only hurts your eyes. You should do it like this again, and make sure to check the number of hits. You can also deal with it like this in the coat again. It’s really nothing special. If you’ve seen a mirror container, you’ll see that it’s really nothing special. It’s a bit tough, but the level is much better now. The mass came out like this. Asuka really dealt well. The specs are better. It would be good to keep in mind that there are these differences. You don’t necessarily need a crown.

If you have a character, you can use it, and if you don't, you can use whatever is available. Don't feel too pressured; this is meant for beginners, so just take it easy. If I can't finish off with this deck and there's a little health left, you can add the remaining dealers to wrap it up. The remaining dealers will vary depending on what you have, so just proceed with that. You can just synchronize a bit, and you don't have to worry about leveling up too much. If there's a little health left, I recommend adding at least one healing code since you need to deal continuous damage. The best scenario is to use Rita if you have her, and then you can consider adding Volume or Dorothy to build your deck. Since this is all based on what you have, just think of it comfortably. That's all for the content. I hope this helps you a bit in reaching stage 7 in solo raids.

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