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'''Chaos Elfilis''', titled '''Species Born of Chaos''', is a [[:Category:Secret bosses|secret boss]] in ''[[Kirby and the Forgotten Land]]'', encountered exclusively at the end of the [[Colosseum]]'s Ultimate Cup Z mode, serving as the final boss of that mode and therefore the last boss of the entire game. It is a variant of [[Fecto Elfilis]], and can be considered a stronger version of them. Despite not having the suffix "soul", Chaos Elfilis shares many similarities with other [[:Category:Soul bosses|soul bosses]]. It is an amalgamation made out of [[Fecto Forgo]]'s and the [[Beast Pack]]'s souls, as well as [[Morpho Knight]]'s power. Its color scheme is reminiscent of [[0²]], with some elements being drawn from [[Morpho Knight]]. | '''Chaos Elfilis''', titled '''Species Born of Chaos''', is a [[:Category:Secret bosses|secret boss]] in ''[[Kirby and the Forgotten Land]]'', encountered exclusively at the end of the [[Colosseum]]'s Ultimate Cup Z mode, serving as the final boss of that mode and therefore the last boss of the entire game. It is a variant of [[Fecto Elfilis]], and can be considered a stronger version of them. Despite not having the suffix "soul", Chaos Elfilis shares many similarities with other [[:Category:Soul bosses|soul bosses]]. It is an amalgamation made out of [[Fecto Forgo]]'s and the [[Beast Pack]]'s souls, as well as [[Morpho Knight]]'s power. Its color scheme is reminiscent of [[0²]], with some elements being drawn from [[Morpho Knight]]. | ||
Chaos Elfilis has two distinct forms. The first resembles Fecto Elfilis and fights in a similar manner, though with new and much stronger attacks. Much like Fecto Elfilis in the main game, once Chaos Elfilis is at low enough health, it is knocked down and an orb of energy appears on its back, though instead of containing [[Elfilin]], it seems to be opaque. When Kirby separates it using [[Dome Mouth]], it reveals itself as the second "soul" form of Chaos Elfilis. From here, the leftover body is transformed into balls of flesh that orbit the central soul orb, and these balls can be inhaled and spat at Chaos Elfilis to damage it in this phase. In this second form, it has many attacks that are similar to preceding soul bosses | Chaos Elfilis has two distinct forms. The first resembles Fecto Elfilis and fights in a similar manner, though with new and much stronger attacks. Much like Fecto Elfilis in the main game, once Chaos Elfilis is at low enough health, it is knocked down and an orb of energy appears on its back, though instead of containing [[Elfilin]], it seems to be opaque. When Kirby separates it using [[Dome Mouth]], it reveals itself as the second "soul" form of Chaos Elfilis. From here, the leftover body is transformed into balls of flesh that orbit the central soul orb, and these balls can be inhaled and spat at Chaos Elfilis to damage it in this phase. In this second form, it has many attacks that are similar to preceding soul bosses. | ||
Chaos Elfilis' [[figure]] flavor text mentions that the last bits of its life returned to Elfilin after its defeat, which is what is seen happening in the cutscene that plays at that point. | Chaos Elfilis' [[figure]] flavor text mentions that the last bits of its life returned to Elfilin after its defeat, which is what is seen happening in the cutscene that plays at that point. | ||
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=== Phase 2 === | === Phase 2 === | ||
The second form has 3000 HP. It will begin using | The second form has 3000 HP. It will begin using "Deadly Sun Grazer" when its HP is 70% or below.<ref name=FL /> If its HP is still above 70% during the start of the "Double Double Star" attack, it will finish using it a total of three times before "Deadly Sun Grazer". | ||
Unlike most bosses, the second form's HP is not locked, so if sufficient damage is made, | Unlike most bosses, the second form's HP is not locked, so if sufficient damage is made, "Deadly Sun Grazer" and anything afterwards can be skipped entirely. This is best done with [[Toy Hammer]] + ★. | ||
The "[[Eternal Echo of the Thrilling Tour-our-our]]" music accompanies the start of the second phase. Once the boss reaches 70% of health or lower, then the music will abruptly switch to the second half of "[[Two Planets Approach the Roche Limit]]" for the rest of the battle. | The "[[Eternal Echo of the Thrilling Tour-our-our]]" music accompanies the start of the second phase. Once the boss reaches 70% of health or lower, then the music will abruptly switch to the second half of "[[Two Planets Approach the Roche Limit]]" for the rest of the battle. | ||
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#Planetarium Dream Tour | #Planetarium Dream Tour | ||
When its HP gets below 70%, it abruptly starts with a Deadly Sun Grazer attack before attacking in a fixed order on loop as follows: | When its HP gets below 70%, it abruptly starts with a "Deadly Sun Grazer" attack before attacking in a fixed order on loop as follows: | ||
#Splash Roche | #Splash Roche | ||
#Impact Pound | #Impact Pound | ||
