Vercsase's video: Ys Origin Boss 6: Jenocres Nightmare Mode Hugo

Boss 6: Jenocres, The Summoned Spellbinder Yunica/Nightmare Mode Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfjut10T8wsagh6ipYE4tl4Q8YR2iBBp_ Hugo confirms Toal's words, eventually coming upon the so-called Rado' Annex. Though he senses an evil presence inside, the young sorcerer isn't one to wait for backup and proceeds inside ahead of the knights. Inside, the entrance is sealed off as a trap by the Darklings' lead sorceress Zava is sprung. Zava is surprised to Hugo was able to manage the Devil's Corridor, and is equally satisfied to hear of his grudge against his older brother, a sentiment she shares as well. Hugo eventually summons the Eyes of Fact to cease the temptresses' rambling, but her implications of the nature of the Eyes catch him off guard. Zava then summons one of her stronger familiars in order to test the power of this certain Fact. ════════════════════════════ Hugo's time with this boss is, as par the course, easier than Yunica's due to Force Shield and his range. That being said, Jenocres' attacks hurt a bit more to make up for that, so it still pays to practice caution. As before, Jenocres is most vulnerable when the idols are using the flame attacks, but it pays to have a Force Shield on standby in the case that they transition to something like the miniature tornadoes which HURT. Hugo's ability to float really helps him push in aggressively, and the wide field leaves plenty of time to recharge magic. Also the charged Flame Wheel finds one of its more limited uses here, since later in the fight it can be hard to approach Jenocres itself if you get idle. The range is pretty far so you typically don't have to worry about taking damage, though aiming could be a problem if you're getting hounded by Jenocres' lightning. As for Trap Mine, I'd recommend against it since Jenocres teleports away from you anyway and it's not easy anticipating where he'll go next. Overall, it's still a blast (possibly favorite fight in the game?) and easier with Hugo, so just keep the chaos under control and he'll fall in no time. ════════════════════════════ Zava returns, pleasantly entertained by Hugo's ability, and calls Hugo akin to the Darklings themselves. She continues to toy with the Fact, calling them possible kindred spirits with a desire for power and isolation. She then suggests a meeting with the Darkling leader Dalles before teleporting away, leaving Hugo flustered and confused at the impression Zava implied he gives off. Hugo is quick to talk himself back down to reality though, and focuses on getting to Feena. What he finds at the top of Rado's Annex is a giant, malicious door. At first he analyzes its strength calmly, but his pride as the successor to the Fact name makes him brazen. Channeling all of the power of the Wind, Earth, and Fire artifacts he found throughout the Tower, he fires a concentrated beam in an effort to destroy the door. Unfortunately, it seems to have no effect, and the door actually retaliates in response, knocking Hugo unconscious. Game: Ys Origin Release Date: 12/21/2006, 05/31/2012 (Steam) System: PC (Steam) Nightmare Mode Recorded with Dxtory