This also makes Break and Overdrive Assassin characters less than ideal for this fight, so plan accordingly if you're only after red boxes. This does not make Colossus Omega any less of a challenge for newer players, however, as of the four 'standard' element omega bosses it is considered the hardest and for good reason. Its basic attack will always be a brutally powerful single hit, so heavy attack downs and strong blinds are valuable. The charge attacks can be thought of as 'mode changes': Shelter doesn't inflict much damage and actually lessens the power of its normal attack but makes the boss very tanky (especially against Water, although Dispel will remove the resist first) while Resolute Reactor's Burn and Attack Up will quickly drain lifebars but the self defense down makes it the perfect time to unleash a full chain. This is all it does for the first half of the fight, so react accordingly to the charge attack it uses and grind it down to half HP. The second half of the fight is all about dealing with the dreaded Dimensional Cleave, which nukes the unfortunate target for over 60k damage. Needless to say, this will kill the target without some form of defense. You'll need AT LEAST 90% damage cut against fire (or preferably 100% cut) or a dodge to survive, and due to the potential for constant triggers you should be prepared to lose units anyways. It can also be worth it to save a full chain of charge attacks until it nears a trigger to try to skip as many as possible. The rewards obtained are equivalent to that of a Colossus Omega Extreme raid.You cannot host both Colossus Omega Extreme and Colossus Omega Extreme+ in the same day.TweetDeck: Lvl 80 Colossus Omega Lv80 コロッサス・マグナ Without either Yngwie, Lily, Garuda summon, or Holy Saber, you should be prepared to call for help if the wrong unit takes a Dimensional Cleave to an undefended face.Ĭost to Host: 90 AP, Colossus Omega Anima ×6 #Wikia granblue fantasy tweetdeck full#

The discoverer's rewards are tripled.As Granblue Fantasy has built-in integration with your Twitter account, it is very common to use TweetDeck to find raids to join. However, players using the English version are much less common than players using the Japanese version, so it can be easier to find raids using the Japanese search terms. Here is a list of the common raid bosses simply copy the Tweet term into your TweetDeck search bar. PLEASE NOTE: If you are aiming for high-attendance raids such as Grand Order or Proto Bahamut, some players spoof other raids by copying the search term into their in-game Tweet, which will cause raids you do not want to appear in your TweetDeck search columns. #Wikia granblue fantasy tweetdeck full#.

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