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Raka_Putra posted...

Well I'll come clean that I haven't played Cuphead myself so I don't know firsthand how fun the enemies are to battle. :p
But as a theatre fan, I'm really happy she's there and yeah, both the concept and execution are great. And you didn't even mention the JRPG-like spell 'names' she uses in her...I want to say last? Phase.

TheCodeisBosco posted...

"I had just finished off Dr. Kahl's Robot before this, so it felt a bit like beating literal Bruce Lee in a fight before moving on to fight some guy named Bruce Lee who is an accountant from Akron."

Can we get this man a Pulitzer already?

I agree.

Ohhhh. Well, yes, from a design perspective I like her quite a lot.

I didn't even mention the spell names, but that was more because there was so much else about her design I liked better. I'm a sucker for those sort of little touches, and like I said I loved her "husband" running around frantically at the start of the fight and other touches like that. The spells I kind of glossed over because the third phase of the fight is a joke. If you have the invisible dash move, you probably will only see four or so attacks total and the only one you're at a real risk for is the lightning. The meteor is kind of a cool idea because theoretically you need to attack it to get the pink star you can parry off of to get the height to go over the tidal wave. But it is so much easier to ignore it entirely, just wait for the wave, and then dash through it.

But, yeah, those were a nice touch. I also kind of got a Kefka vibe from her during that phase, but I'm not entirely sure if I was supposed to or not.
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