User:Xelias0/DissidiaKH/Unversed

Unversed are a diverse group of enemies similar in appearance and nature to Heartless. Like Heartless, they are beings of Darkness with a particular weakness to Light damage. However, because they are more predominantly composed of negative emotions rather than pure Darkness, they are less resistant to Dark damage than Heartless. Unversed are few in number, but they often employ unique and more complex abilities in battle than other enemies. The items that can be one from them via battlegen are unique to the Unversed.

Flood

Floods bear a striking resemblance in behavior and appearance to Shadows. It shares the Heartless' ability to sink into the ground and gain temporary invulnerability, as well as its general weakness in comparison to the rest of its species. Floods are much faster and more aggressive than Shadows, but have a much narrower range of attacks.

Attacks

Brave Attacks

Move	Type	Description
Twitch Reflex	Ground	The Flood quickly slashes the target with one of its limbs.

HP Attacks

Move	Type	Description
Minute Deluge	Ground	The Flood sinks into the ground and becomes immune to damage before leaping back up and thrashing around.

Battlegen

Target	Condition	Recommended Level	Reward
Flood	Successful Brave Attack	Level 1	Pulsing Crystal
Flood	Ex Burst Hit	Level 100	Wellspring Crystal

Elements

Elements	Fire	Ice	Thunder	Wind	Light	Darkness
Factor	100%	100%	100%	100%	175%	100%

Status	Ignite	Freeze	Jolt	Air-Toss
Factor	100%	100%	100%	100%

Scrapper

Scrappers are Unversed reminiscent of Soldier Heartless. Their attacks are relatively short-range, have only average strength, and they are somewhat slower than their Heartless counterparts, though they are much more aggressive.

Attacks

Brave Attacks

Move	Type	Description
Assault Slash	Ground	The Scrapper slashes at the target once.

HP Attacks

Move	Type	Description
Combo Slash	Ground	The Scrapper slashes at the target several times.
Assault Charge	Ground	The Scrapper lunges at the target.

Battlegen

Target	Condition	Recommended Level	Reward
Scrapper	Inflict Break	Level 7	Shimmering Crystal
Scrapper	Successful HP Attack	Level 46	Pulsing Crystal

Elements

Elements	Fire	Ice	Thunder	Wind	Light	Darkness
Factor	100%	100%	100%	100%	150%	90%

Status	Ignite	Freeze	Jolt	Air-Toss
Factor	100%	100%	100%	100%

Bruiser

Despite their similarity to Large Body Heartless, Bruisers are completely vulnerable to normal attack from all sides of their body. It is physically stronger and more aggressive than its relatively passive Heartless counterpart, but its greater vulnerability gives it a keen Achilles heel.

Attacks

Brave Attacks

Move	Type	Description
Beatdown	Ground	The Bruiser executes a slow, one-two punch.
Moonsault	Aerial	The Bruiser leaps straight up in the air and slams back down, creating a shockwave.

HP Attacks

Move	Type	Description
Irritable Tank	Ground	The Bruiser glows and rushes at the target, tackling them.
Combo Slam	Aerial	The Bruiser glows and blounces toward the target several times.

Battlegen

Target	Condition	Recommended Level	Reward
Bruiser	Successful Brave Attack	Level 5	Hungry Crystal
Bruiser	Inflict Break	Level 25	Soothing Crystal
Bruiser	Successful HP Attack	Level 69	Pulsing Crystal

Elements

Elements	Fire	Ice	Thunder	Wind	Light	Darkness
Factor	75%	75%	75%	75%	125%	75%

Status	Ignite	Freeze	Jolt	Air-Toss
Factor	100%	100%	100%	80%

Chrono Twister

Chrono Twisters are unique Unversed that are skilled in utilizing time-based magic. Their most notable skill is the ability to freeze an opponent in time for a short while. They also have the ability to teleport, an ability they often take advantage of when charging their time-halting technique. Despite being primarily supplementary nuisances to other Unversed, they are capable of using both short and long-range normal attacks. This, when combined with their other abilities and other Unversed, Chrono Twisters can be dangerous in certain situations.

Attacks

Brave Attacks

Move	Type	Description
Time Turner	Aerial	The Chrono Twister spins at the target quickly, ramming into them.

HP Attacks

Move	Type	Description
Stopja	Aerial	The Chrono Twister conjures an orb of darkness over the target and, after a charging time, freezes them in place. Any damage the victim takes while in this state is not calculated until after the effect wears off, and any summon or Ex Burst time bars freeze. The time spent frozen is represented by the Chrono Twister's quickly depleting Brave point count. This attack can be interrupted before it is cast.
Stroke of Midnight	Aerial	The Chrono Twister summons small spheres of dark energy around the target, which then rush inwards and inflict Darkness damage.

Battlegen

Target	Condition	Recommended Level	Reward
Chrono Twister	Successful Brave Attack	Level 12	Shimmering Crystal
Chrono Twister	Successful HP Attack	Level 36	Wellspring Crystal
Chrono Twister	Successful Brave Attack	Level 56	Fleeting Crystal

Elements

Elements	Fire	Ice	Thunder	Wind	Light	Darkness
Factor	100%	100%	100%	100%	125%	25%

Status	Ignite	Freeze	Jolt	Air-Toss
Factor	100%	100%	100%	Immune

Buckle Bruiser

Buckle Bruisers are variants of the standard Bruiser enemy, but are much more problematic. They are, on average, among the strongest standard Unversed and have a tendency to appear in groups. Their most dangerous trait lies in the bucklers they wear over their bodies; much like the Large Body Heartless, Buckle Bruisers’ front sides are impervious to physical attacks, and they can only be damaged from behind. However, Buckle Bruisers immediately launch a swift counterattack after only a few successful hits to their weak points. They are some of the only standard enemies able to initiate a chase sequence. Buckle Bruisers are also able to fight close-range and long-range by using the bucklers on their arms. Magical attacks are this species of Unversed’s greatest weakness; Buckle Bruisers will not counter this type of attack.

Attacks

Brave Attacks

Move	Type	Description
Backlash	Ground	After taking damage, the Buckle Bruiser immediately thrusts forward and launches a counter-attack. This automatically initiates a chase sequence.
Iron Fist	Ground	The Buckle Bruiser executes a slow, one-two punch.

HP Attacks

Move	Type	Description
Backlash	Ground	After taking damage, the Buckle Bruiser immediately thrusts forward and launches a counter-attack. This automatically initiates a chase sequence.
Kite Shield	Ground	The Buckle Bruiser tosses its bucklers like boomerangs.
Buckler Bash	Aerial	The Buckle Bruiser leaps high into the air and slams down, creating a massive shockwave.

Battlegen

Target	Condition	Recommended Level	Reward
Buckle Bruiser	Successful HP Attack	Level 30	Wellspring Crystal
Buckle Bruiser	Successful HP Attack	Level 52	Pulsing Crystal
Buckle Bruiser	Ex Burst Hit	Level 78	Soothing Crystal
Buckle Bruiser	Ex Burst Hit	Level 89	Hungry Crystal

Elements

Elements	Fire	Ice	Thunder	Wind	Light	Darkness
Factor	150%	150%	150%	150%	175%	100%

Status	Ignite	Freeze	Jolt	Air-Toss
Factor	75%	75%	75%	50%

Mandrake

Mandrakes are common Unversed that typically stay planted in the ground and attack at a distance. Because their attacks have great range in this state, they can be troublesome and even dangerous when supplementing more powerful Unversed. At close range, they leap out of the ground and become easier to deal with.

Attacks

HP Attack

Move	Type	Description
Leaf Lacerator	Ground	The Mandrake launches its leaves like a helicopter blade. These leaves have an extremely large range and can be deflected by blocking.
Toxic Fumes	Aerial	The Mandrake leaps out of the ground and slowly floats back down, spewing fumes that poison opponents on contact.

Brave attacks

Move	Type	Description
Confused Tackle	Ground	The Mandrake slams into the player. This attack has a high chance of scrambling the player's controls.
Leaf Lacerator	Ground	The Mandrake launches its leaves like a helicopter blade. These leaves have an extremely large range and can be deflected by blocking.

Elements

Elements	Fire	Ice	Thunder	Wind	Light	Darkness
Factor	125%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%

Status	Ignite	Freeze	Jolt	Air-Toss
Factor	125%	100%	100%	100%

Trinity Armor

The Trinity Armor is an Unversed boss. It can function as either a single entity, or split into three components—its torso, arms, and legs—that act independently of each other. Each of these components has its own separate HP and Brave points—the torso has the largest reserves of both—and all three must be destroyed to triumph over the Trinity Armor. The fully assembled Trinity Armor, its torso, arms, and legs have access to different varieties of moves. The torso and completed assembly have the most powerful and diverse range of attacks, while the arms and legs generally serve to launch combination attacks. As the Trinity Armor's components are defeated, its attacks range changes, gaining and losing access to certain techniques.

The Trinity Armor always begins the battle fully assembled. When one of its components suffers a Brave Break, the Armor disassembles. It can reassemble by using a special HP Attack that drains the Brave points of all three components, but requires all three parts to be active to do so. Should any one of its three sections be destroyed beforehand, the ability is unusable.

The Trinity Armor and its components usually levitate, and as a result almost all of its attacks are Aerial. Only a few attacks its legs use are Ground-based.

Attacks

Brave Attacks

Move	Type	Description
Cinder Rain	Aerial	The complete Trinity Armor or its torso launches countless fire balls in random directions.
Full Force	Aerial	The completed Trinity Armor rushes forward at the target, slamming into them.
Beta Bash	Aerial	The Trinity Armor's arms punch the target.
Combined Threat	Aerial	The Trinity Armor's three components fire a three-way laser and rotate atound the field.
Dichotomy Limit	Aerial	The Trinity Armor's two remaining components fire a two-way laser and rotate around the field.
Gamma Grind	Ground	The Trinity Armor's legs stomp the target.

HP Attacks

Move	Type	Description
Rotary Spin	Aerial	The Trinity Armor's components spin around the field at high speeds.
Alpha Beam	Aerial	The Trinity Armor's torso fires a very powerful laser and rotates around the field.
Rocket Rush	Aerial	The Trinity Armor's torso races around the arena at high speeds.
Alpha Rain	Aerial	After the legs and arms are destroyed, the Trinity Armor's torso spins in place and fires countless, thin lasers in random arcs.
Black Tantrum	Aerial	The Trinity Armor surges with darkness for a moment, inflicting Darkness damage on contact.
Reassemble	Aerial	The Trinity Armor's three components use their collective Brave Points and reassemble.

Battlegen

Target	Condition	Recommended Level	Reward
Trinity Armor	Inflict Break	Level 6	Pulsing Crystal
Trinity Armor	Successful HP Attack	Level 13	Pulsing Crystal
Trinity Armor	Successful Brave Attack	Level 20	Pulsing Crystal
Trinity Armor	Inflict Break	Level 100	Chaos Crystal

Elements

Elements	Fire	Ice	Thunder	Wind	Light	Darkness
Factor	50%	50%	100%	50%	125%	25%

Status	Ignite	Freeze	Jolt	Air-Toss
Factor	Immune	Immune	10%	Immune

Symphony Master

The Symphony Master is an Unversed boss that commands three instruments. The three instruments—a violin, drum, and trumpet—each have their own HP, but share Brave points with their conductor. The Symphony Master has much more HP than its instruments. The Master's usual strategy is to send one of its instruments to fight in its stead while it hangs back with the other two. Each time one of its instruments is destroyed, the Master launches a few attacks itself before returning for its normal strategy. Once all three instruments have been destroyed, the Symphony Master begins actively attacking. While defeating the instruments is not necessary to win the battle, each one has its own battlegen prize.

Attacks

Brave Attacks

Move	Type	Description
Cymbal Crash	Aerial	The Symphony Master leaps straight up and crashes back down, creating a shockwave.
Black Tantrum	Ground	The Symphony Master surges with darkness briefly, causing Darkness damage on contact.

HP Attacks

Move	Type	Description
Percussion Pugilist	Aerial	The Symphony Master's drum advances on the target, beating its drumsticks and ramming the opponent.
String Screamer	Aerial	The Symphony Master's violin advances on the target, bombarding them with short-range sound waves.
Brass Blaster	Aerial	The Symphony Master's trumpet advances on the target, firing sound waves that home-in on the opponent.
Black Tantrum	Ground	The Symphony Master surges with darkness for a moment, inflicting Darkness damage on contact. Only available after the instruments have been destroyed.
Beat Pattern	Ground	The Symphony Master elongates its baton and twirls it around itself telekinetically, covering a wide area. Only available after the instruments have been destroyed.

Battlegen

Target	Condition	Recommended Level	Reward
Symphony Master	Successful Brave Attack	Level 100	Chaos Crystal
Symphony Master's Violin	Inflict Break	Level 13	Wellspring Crystal
Symphony Master's Drum	Successful HP Attack	Level 20	Pulsing Crystal
Symphony Master's Trumpet	Ex Burst Hit	Level 100	Shimmering Crystal

Elements

Elements	Fire	Ice	Thunder	Wind	Light	Darkness
Factor	100%	100%	100%	100%	125%	75%

Status	Ignite	Freeze	Jolt	Air-Toss
Factor	Immune	Immune	Immune	Immune

Comments

Xelias0 - Good. Let's see what you're made of. TALK - Gotcha. Oh, well... I could tell you you did a great job, but you should know that already... I'll add a Vile Phial and a Mandrake to the list and that's all ! And by the way, why the Symphony Master ? I mean, the Wheel Master, the Cursed Carriage and Mad Treant would have been possibilities as well. I don't mind but I'm curious.

LapisScarab Embrace... nothing! — 01:47, September 30, 2010 (UTC) Thanks, I actually have more done than this, but I don't have time to put it up right now. As for the Symphony Master, I just had more ideas for a unique battle style that I didn't get with the WM, CC, and MT. The only other one I thought about was the Metamorphosis (I was thinking of having it be able to use Brave attacks on the stage itself, but decided against it because the Metamorphosis was a boring boss).

Xelias0 - Good. Let's see what you're made of. TALK - Gotcha. Yeah, I understand... with the instruments, isn't it ? It's true that Metamorphosis was boring. So I guess you have BBS too ! Where are you ? I finished Last Episode, and with Terra, I have all Deck Commands (except some Shotlocks), ice creams and abilities, and having defeated the Vanitas Remnant (at Level 50 !), I'm training at Mirage Arena. The other two are far away behind.

LapisScarab Embrace... nothing! — 04:23, September 30, 2010 (UTC) I've beaten the Last Episode, beaten the Vanitas Remnant with all three characters, and fully completed the Mirage Arena with Terra. I've nearly completed the Jounral with Terra (who is at level 60 right now) as well. With Ven I'm about 3/4 of the way through the Mirage Arena and in the 50s for levels, and I'm not sure where I am with Aqua (I don't like playing as her.

Xelias0 - Courage is the magic that turns dreams into reality. TALK - 16:47, September 29, 2010 (UTC) Pain will only last an instant. ...OK. But it's been only a little more than two weeks that I received BBS, so I've got to catch up. Terra's your favorite, too ? Dark magic spells, instant death attacks, incredible power, great command styles (Dark Impulse...) and a solid defense. Oh, and the best background story out of the three. What's not to like ? I must admit that Aqua is my second favorite (and boom ! goes the Mega Flare...) To me, Ventus is the worst of the trio. Poor attack, poor magic, poor defense, and only a few good techniques (Salvation, Holy, Tornado... what else ?) He's swift and Super Glide is awesome but that's all... Now playing in those Command Boards to get the Pete DL. Almost completed the journal with Terra too. Did you beat Mysterious Figure AKA Unknown ? I tried at Level 50 but he laser'd me to death in a matter of seconds.

LapisScarab Embrace... nothing! — 22:14, September 30, 2010 (UTC) Not yet. I'm not particularly good at fighting secret bosses like that (I beat the Remant using that glitch, though I got oretty close with Terra normally). I don't see myself taking him on until I'm at like level 80 and up. Right now my actions in the game are mostly motivated by what the Wiki needs (checking the room names, etc.)

Xelias0 - Infinite in mystery is the gift of the goddess ; We seek it thus, and take to the sky TALK - 16:47, September 29, 2010 (UTC) I offer thee this silent sacrifice That glitch ? Oh, the strike-raid pillar thing ? How un-fun. He's quite easy with a little strategy of mine (with Terra) : equip Square Mines, Sonic Blade, the Critical Impact Ice Cream (forgot the name) and potions. Begin the fight with Sonic Blade (prevents V.S. from using its first attack) Afterward, just avoid everything until he just runs at you. Wait a little. When he makes contact with the mines, he will either be stunned and open for two Critical impact hits before he counters, or will counter with a spinning slash which can be parried and allows a Counter Hammer (and if you got the healing guard, a free Cure). Afterward, just rinse and repeat ! And if he uses his multiple teleport slashes, block and counter, then immediately block afterward : you will land two counter hammers with a bit of luck. And then you can unleash the Finish Command (I recommend Explosion). If you aren't killed first, he will fall in the next ten minutes... ...Wow. That was long. But never mind. For me, having a French game, I can't help much in this wiki with it... I'm at the Villains' Vendetta with Terra now. I just obtained the Pete D-Link (finally !) and I'm dashing back to Mirage Arena... Afterward, all that will be left for me to do is the Ice Cream Beat, some Command Board-exclusive commands to gain, some treasures and stickers to gather and of course the feared Unknown...

• Note : Naruto195 is the creator of the Mandrake Moveset, I just corrected some grammatical mistakes. ^{—Nihil Perdere Posset Qui Nihil Est}

Thats fine. Naruto195 07:22, October 2, 2010 (UTC)

I know, just to inform Lapis of your work. ^{—Nihil Perdere Posset Qui Nihil Est}

Xelias0 - Your body submits, your heart succumbs - so why does your mind resist ? TALK - Who... am I ? Pretty good moveset for the Symphony Master, Lapis. A small mistake however - you must have used the Trinity Armor table as a template for this one, I guess, because you forgot to remove the "Alpha Rain" HP Attack from the list... As for Naruto's Mandrake, perhaps you should add elemental/status affinities and Battlegens ? PS: 100% completion of the journal with Terra - at last ! I'm just level-grinding to reach a sufficient level to completely dominate the Unknown - if such a level exists.

LapisScarab Embrace... nothing! — 18:27, October 10, 2010 (UTC) Quick status report: I have all of the basic Unversed ready to go, and I'll put them up when I have time later on.

Xelias0 - Your body submits, your heart succumbs - so why does your mind resist ? TALK - Who... am I ? 'Quirks eyebrow' Already ? Wow, you're quicker than me ! During that time, I only added around thirty accessories and created the Assist Page. Blame BBS, it's so addicting. Beaten MF with Terra, and I'm moving on with Aqua. Got all passive skills and beaten Vanitas Remnant with her. Afterward, will you move back to character quotes outside of battle ? Some other people have tried, but I think that you're the best at it...

LapisScarab Embrace... nothing! — 04:11, October 11, 2010 (UTC) I'll see what I can do when I get to that point. I've fully completed the Journal with Terra and I'm aiming to do the same with Ven and Aqua before bothering with the MF.

Xelias0 - Your body submits, your heart succumbs - so why does your mind resist ? TALK - Who... am I ? I see... Well, first to finish Aqua and Ven is a winner ! Where are you with Ven and Aqua ? With Aqua, I just did all the Rumble Racing and I'm ending the Fruitball right now.

LapisScarab Embrace... nothing! — 01:21, October 25, 2010 (UTC) I completed the Journal with all three a while ago, but I've failed at battling the Unknown (I actually got farther with Ventus, until the Unknown turned invisible and started spamming attacks; Terra's Slide doesn't provide anywhere near enough invincibility). So I decided to play through on Critical mode. I unlocked Blank Points and beat the game with Aqua and Ven (I went in reverse order). School has kept me really busy, but this past week and the upcoming weekend are longer than normal, so I should be able to get a few more movesets up.

Xelias0 - Your body submits, your heart succumbs - so why does your mind resist ? TALK - Who... am I ? I just... gave up one week ago. Played to Vanitas'S. with Ven and just after crushing him, my game just closed iself. Did I mention I didn't save for ten hours of game ? And with Aqua... Well, I'm at that time when I must do this stupid Mirage Arena over and over again to gain stupid Medal Points. So, boooooored. And I'm playing FFIV right now. Ever played that game ? "Longer than normal" ? For me, I'm in vacations, so there's no problem, really. Noticed ? Our project now has "Lesser Nobodies", helpers aside from the first fourteen members...

LapisScarab Embrace... nothing! — 05:58, January 29, 2011 (UTC) So, progress so far. I just need to name the Spiderchest's attacks, work on the Vile Phial, Name the Mimic Master's attacks, and the bigggest hangup is the Iron Imprisoner. In BBS updates, I've beaten the Unknown with all three charatcers!