Easy Simon Divergent Star | Clair Obscur E33

0:00 Build 0:55 Guide PATCH 1.5.6 Sireso's bug has been partially fixed. It now does not conflict anymore with Powerful, meaning you can equip SOS Power + Greater Poweful to Lune for x1.4 damage. Auto Powerful on Verso does not bug it either. HOWEVER, Auto Death on Verso still bugs it. Simon's Mechanics He always starts first, doing the lightspeed attack. He plays a turn immediately after a character dies. If you have Auto Death + Revive Paradox (or even + Shortcut) he'll play twice at the beginning instead of once. The last hit of the lightspeed attack and Sword of Lumiere erases from the Canvas. He uses these two attacks only during the second phase (except for the first attack of the first phase). If you Break him, he becomes Invulnerable, and he will become vulnerable again only after he attacks. If you stunlock him (for example, repeating Break Point + End Bringer), he will stay Invulerable "forever". You HAVE TO let him un-Stun and attack to make him vulnerable again. Attacks And Follow-Up Hits    • Parry Practice Build | Clair Obscur E33   Every hit of his combos (Short, Long, Powerful) can have 3 follow-ups at regular intervals. Before every hit, 4 "light pillars / thunders" will quickly appear behind him. The first (white) denotes the "main hit" and will always be there. In addition to that, there can be 3 more: green, red, yellow (in this order). If a pillar appears, there will be the corresponding follow-up hit. For example: white, green, red, yellow → parry, parry, parry, parry. Or: white, red → parry, pause, parry, pause. The tempo between "main" hits depends on the combo (Short, Long, Powerful). However, the intervals BETWEEN FOLLOW-UPS are always the same WITHIN A COMBO. The lightspeed attack can only have 1 follow-up (the pillars appears at the very beginning, and it refers to all the hits of the attack). The Sword of Lumiere can only have 1 follow-up (the pillars appears after the first two hits, and it refers to all the hits of the attack).