Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is a fast-paced, third-person action hack and slash game set in a dark fantasy world during the Three Kingdoms era during the Han Dynasty. The main character is a militia fighter who fights against demons and monsters to protect his kingdom. You will find a hardcore combat system with an emphasis on oriental martial arts, as well as a dramatic story filled with action-packed events.
Aoi in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty - How to beat the boss, rewards
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Aoi is a Demon-type boss. Aoye is a massive demonic cow whose hair has dark energies that she can manipulate into various appendages to skewer, slash, and crush her opponents. Aoi is a constant threat encountered in various missions Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.
Where to find the Aoi boss in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty
Aoi can first be found in Quest for the Immortal Wizard, then later in the Trial of the Crouching Dragon. He also appears as a non-boss enemy in the following missions:
- Massacre at Fort Maewu
- Decisive Battle of Guandu
| Missions | In Search of the Immortal Wizard Trial of the Crouching Dragon |
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How to beat the Aoi boss in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty
Use Magic Spells and Martial Arts!
- Aoi is a very large demon that has many attacks in its moveset. When fighting this creature, keep a close eye on its various appendages as it telegraphs every blow, but it can be deceptively fast despite its size.
- At 50% HP, he will turn on and start using ice attacks.
Strategy Guide
An important note when fighting Aoi is to watch his "forelimbs". His left limb (your right when facing him) is used to slam the ground in front of him, which must be side-shifted, while his right limb is used to sweep the ground in front of it in a very wide arc, which you must dodge .
Periodically, Aoi will perform a barrage attack in which he extends his horns very quickly several times in a row to pierce the ground in front of him. Move towards him when this happens. Also, when he covers his face with his tentacles "tusks", he is about to swing them outward, which strikes with a wide cone in front of the demon. Upon reaching 50% HP, Aoi will briefly glow and release a flurry of ice shards around him. Run away from the monster when he does.
If you stay to the side or back, Aoi will lash the area around him with his hair, which is hard to avoid, so try to stay close to his front. As it extends both limbs outward on the ground, it is about to drag its entire body forward, crashing into anything in its path. Quickly dodge through one of its limbs on both sides to avoid the attack. Lastly, Aoi sometimes closes the distance by jumping into the air and splintering the ground with both limbs when he lands, but this can be easily dodged with decent time or completely avoided by running away.
| Атака | Description of the attack | Counteraction |
|---|---|---|
| Development of the forelimbs | Usually used with the appendage of the right "forelimb" (left when facing the creature directly), Aoye pulls his limb back and then performs a massive sweep just in front of it. Note that he can also do this with the other limb, but less often. | Roll back or through a sweep. |
| Forelimb Smash | Usually used with the appendage of the left "forelimb" (the right one when facing the creature directly), Aoe pulls his limb back and up and then smashes the ground in front of it. | The attack covers a large distance, but has a narrow shock box. Get around it at the last second. |
| Tusk Strike | Aoye covers its face with tusk-like appendages on the sides of its head. After a short delay, he blasts the tusks outward with force, striking the cone in front of him. | Roll quickly in your direction or parry an attack to deal massive Spirit damage. |
| Horn barrage | Aoe throws his head back very briefly before extending his horns very quickly, several times in a row to pierce the ground in front of him, in a cascading fashion, starting close to his front and ending farther in front of the creature. | Quickly switch to the side of the monster when the attack starts. It seems that he is unable to change the direction of the barrage once it starts. |
| Frost Barrage | Upon reaching 50% HP, Aoye will briefly glow and slowly release a flurry of ice shards around him in a cascading, circular pattern as demonic vines burst from the ground. | Run away while the monster is glowing. |
| frost explosion | Aoe slowly raises her head, revealing a glowing core under her neck. He will then release a blast of ice in a small cone towards the ground in front of him. | Move forward when the monster raises its head. |
| Whiplash | Usually used if you linger on the monster's sides or back for too long. Aoye raises several strands of her tentacle-like black hair and after a short delay fluffs the area around her in a very messy phase. | Hard to avoid at close range, run away as soon as you see a few strands of hair bobbing above him. |
| Drag charge | Aoye extends both limbs a long distance ahead of him. After a short delay, he drags his entire body forward, crashing into anything in his path. | Dodge through one of his limbs on either side before he drags himself. |
| Jumping cleft | Aoye leaps through the air and then splits inward with both limbs when it lands. | Dodge the split or quickly move to the side before the monster lands. |
Lor
- Aoi is a demon with four horns that takes the form of a cow. This vicious monster uses its long hair to wrap around human prey and then flips them over with its large horns before eating them. Suddenly appearing on top of Tianzhushan Mountain after the Yellow Turban Rebellion came to an end, Aoi turned the mountain into a demon lair. It is said that his hair served as a disguise that allowed this hideous devil to hide among the trees of the summit, preying on traveling ascetics one by one. Hair is also capable of stretching with incredible speed and precision that even the agile Zuo Qi could not fight back.
- In the western mountain part of the Classic of Mountains and Seas, he is described as having a pale body like a cow, four horns, and coarse hair that spreads like a cloak. The fable says that every black hair that covers the body is as hard as iron wire, so resilient that no spear swords could pierce its flesh, and brought fear and despair to those who dare to confront this demon for the last time. Also known as Aoen, Aoi inhabits Mr. Sanweishan in the west. Although it is commonly feared as a predator, it is also seen as a symbol of the onset of winter due to its long coat.
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