Part 14: Electric Boogaloo
Last time on Tales of Eternia...
We arrive in Peruti, only to find it completely frozen over!

A man named Guston tells us that this weather is being caused by the Ice Craymel running out of control.

We climb mount Celsius to confront the spirit, and successfully calm her down.
What happened to Peruti? Find out in

Part 1 (Peruti, Imem, Tinnsia): [YOUTUBE] (~29 minutes)
Part 2 (Ruins of Volt): [YOUTUBE] (~20 minutes)
We make it back to Peruti, and it's a completely different place! The snow is gone, the streets are alive with celebration, and Guston's ready to treat us to a feast! He also wants us to join the Shileska Freedom Army to fight Balir! Awesome, I hate that guy!
Before we can take him up on his offer, though, we need to make a stop in Imen...
Recipes Found: Cold Noodles (60% HP recovery), Broiled Sandwich (30% HP recovery), Sweet Parfait (40% TP recovery)
Lens Found: 37
Bonus: Volt Live
BOSS TIME DOUBLE FEATURE!!

He is no longer able to cast Thunder Blade, Spark Wave, Ground Dasher, or anything else - they took all his spells away. In their place, he is able to grab you with a shadowy claw from the ground, or even worse he can fire his Cursed Roller attack at you. Cursed Roller shoots a number of dark orbs at you, tossing you around like a silly doll. When his life gets even lower, he fires even more orbs every time. They are able to cut your health down very quickly, so try to keep him away from your casters. You should have the spell Nurse now - USE IT.


If you've got Stun Charms, this is the time to equip them. Your best bet for fighting volt is hammering him with Demon Twist, Super Swallow Dance, and trying to get him in the corner. Undine's spells do a shitload of damage, although if you thrash him hard enough he might split up and knock everyone around. It's not a very strong counter, just more annoying than anything else.
Although Volt relies mostly on magic to hurt you, he has a small array of non-spell attacks. He's got a lightning strike that hits everything to both sides of him, and another lightning strike that hits everything on the ground in front of him. He can poke spikes out of himself, but that only hurts characters directly touching him, and barely at that.
Spell-wise, he has the entire arsenal of electric attacks. From the lowly Lightning spell, up to Spark Wave and Thunder Blade, all the way up to Indignation. Indignation specifically is a very troublesome attack - it marks a spot on the ground for a few seconds, then does a shitload of damage to anyone standing there when it strikes. It will basically one-shot any of your characters who are hit. CPU-controlled opponents fall for it ALL THE TIME, so even on Hardcore mode I often find myself soloing Volt because nobody else stay standing long enough to be of any help.
Defeating Volt will give you Summon Volt, which does an okay amount of damage I guess. Its best property is the chance to inflict Stun on enemy targets - an enemy inflicted with stun might as well pack up and go home.
Alright, now let's fringe this bad boy!










