Defeat the Intangir [Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius]

The third boss trial boss, Intangir the Sleeping Lion is tougher than the Demon Chimera, but the dynamics of this fight make it doable with a solid team and a good strategy. Intangir likes to wipe unprepared parties, so read the guide, get the team, and go get your Enhancer.

Guide	Units	Tier List	Trust Master
Town of Mitra	Royal Capital Grandshelt	Port City Lodin	Ordol Port
Port City Lydira	Village of Kol	Grandport	Village of Marlo
Ghost Port Kolobos	Felicitas Town	Industrial City Dilmagia	Village of Ambel
Town of Kolts	Aquapolis Olderion	Town of Amore	Raven's Hideaway
Earth Shrine Exp	Latius Woods Exp	Dalnakya Cavern Exp	Grandshelt Catacombs Exp
Fulan Pass Exp	Phantom Forest Exp	Zadehl Westersand Exp	Lanzelt Highlands Exp
Wolfsfang Peak Exp	Lanzelt Mountains Exp	Kolobos Marsh Exp	Golzas Canyon Exp
Kolobos Reef Exp	Shrine of Decay Exp	Maranda Coast Exp	Dwarves' Forge Exp
Windy Heights West Exp	Mobreeze Airship Factory Exp	Junkyard Exp	Wind Shrine Exp
Mystic Woods	Aquatic Cover	Lake Dorr	Ghost Ship Exp
Water Shrine Exp	Abandoned Orphanage Exp	Timber Tracks Exp
Weapons	Armor	Accessories	Crafting
Magic	Special Abilities	Espers	Colosseum
Items	Siren	Ifrit	Golem
Shiva	Ramuh	Diabolos	Carbuncle
White Dragon	Demon Chimera	The Intangir	Surging Menace
Antenolla
Festival	Join Facebook	Blog

Statistics

Location	Lv	HP	MP
Chamber of the Fallen	82	23000	220

Resistance

Element Resistance
Fire	Ice	Lightning	Water	Aero	Stone	Holy	Dark
–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
Status Resistance
Poison	Blind	Sleep	Silence	Paralyze	Confuse	Disease	Petrify
null	null	null	null	null	null	null	null

Don’t be fooled by Intangir’s lack of magic resistances, you still don’t want to cast magic on him, on yourself, or at all, unless you have some serious magic damage mitigation buffers and debuffers. Whenever you cast a spell Intangir will cast meteor on you. Spells are any ability that are White, Green, or Black, everything else is okay but Intangir will still counter attack.

Attacks

No.	Skill	Effect
1	Attack	Used when at attack, item, or non-magic ability is used.
2	Meteor	Unmitigated non-elemental magic damage to all units. (Used at 50%, 20%, and when magic is used)
3	Drifting Off	Increases DEF and puts itself into sleep
4	Awoken	Intangir wakes up

Attack Sequence

Turn 1: Cast, Attack, and do whatever else you can. Free turn.

Turn 2: Intangir goes to sleep buffing his defense in the process, using a magic ability will cause him to cast meteor, using at attack, item, or non-magic ability will cause him to attack.

At 50% and 20% Hp: Intangir will cast meteor regardless of what you did the previous turn.

General Overview:

Defeating Intangir is quite possible with good planning, as with the Demon Chimera though you may want to have a 5 star team for all 5 slots. Since meteor is a non-elemental magic spell there is no Bar spell to use to defend against it, and Celes’ Sealing Blade won’t work either.

For newer players, Lasswell and Fina are okay again, but Rain is a bit weak and should be rotated out by a better melee character.

Strategy:

Both: Since this battle is in the Vortex you can bring a friend along. I HIGHLY recommend someone with Full Break, Warrior of Light is probably the best choice, Vaan is a distant second, and Duane is a very distant third.

Melee Team:

Turn one is a freebie, so buff and debuff all you can, using Cheer and Full Break will set you up nicely for the next few turns, albeit once Intangir goes to sleep he cast a +Defense Buff, so the effectiveness of Cheer and Full Break’s defense reduction will be short lived. On turn two you can either guard until the defense buff falls off in three turns or fight past it. If you do choose to wait out Intangir’s defense buff, then having a unit with Attack Song (from an evolved Siren) can put you back at the Cheer +attack range. The issue with Songs in general though is they will need to be cast each turn, since when Intangir wakes up to attack he disables all songs.

As the turns go on, you’ll be taking in damage from Intangir’s attacks, while not as bad as meteor they still pack a punch. However healing is limited to either non-magic based abilities like Chakra and Healing Force, or items. If you’re going the route of attacking every turn, then using abilities like Full Break, Barrage will take Intangir down, but be careful when he gets into meteor range at 50% and 20%.

On the turn before Intangir drops below 50% and 20%, focus only on healing your units back up to full health. Next turn have only the unit using Full Break attack, and everyone else should be on guard, albeit if you wanted to cast magic you could since you’ll be receiving a meteor no matter what you do.

After Intangir cast his meteor, use ITEMS ONLY (or non-magic abilities) to heal your party back up and then keep whittling him down until the fight is over.

Caster Team:

So you have 3 Kefkas, a Celes, a Lenna, and a Warrior of Light friend? Awesome, let’s do some face melting then. This team setup is a bit easier as far as what turns look like but it requires having a more specific unit combination and it’s not recommended for that reason.

Basically this is what the battle looks like.

	Kefka	Kefka	Kefka	Celes	Lenna	WoL
Turn 1	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Focus	Banish	Full Break
Turn 2	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Curaja	Blade Blitz
Turn 3	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Curaja	Blade Blitz
Turn 4	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Focus	Curaja	Full Break
Turn 5	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Curaja	Blade Blitz
Turn 6	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Curaja	Blade Blitz
Turn 7	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Blizzaga	Focus	Curaja	Full Break

The point of this team is to take advantage of Intangir’s lack of elemental resistances and just Blizzaga him into oblivion with elemental chains. Focus and Full Break should keep your team alive and Lenna’s Curaja should heal your party back up each turn. I’d recommend throwing Cura on Celes though just in case. Extra bonus points if your WoL friend has Cura and Icebrand since Icebrand can help chain elemental attacks, and his Blade Blitz attacks 3 times meaning you could possibly get a 7 chain. Meteor or no, that would make quick work of Intangir.

Enhancer

Statistics

• Type: Weapon (Sword)
• Stats: ATK+82, MAG+23

Assemble Your Team:

*Guide is based on units, items, and skills available as of 10/02/16

Recommended Build: 1 Tank, 3 Melee, 1 Healer or 3 Caster, 1 Support, 1 Healer (Harder)

Recommended Tank Units:

Amarant

Charlotte

Cecil

Leo

Best: Warrior of Light (has Fullbreak)

Recommended Melee Units:

Garland

Thief

Firion

Artemios

Duane (has Fullbreak)

Locke

Bartz

Cloud of Darkness (high resist, but meteor is non-elemental)

Best: Chizuru

Best: Lightning

Best: Delita

Best: Fencer

Recommended Support Units:

Vaan (has Fullbreak)

Krile (has Doublecast)

Best: Delita (for melee)

Best: Celes (for caster)

Recommended Healing Units:

Roselia

Garnet

Terra

Tellah

Best: Alma

Best: Fina (has Cheer)

Best: Lenna (has Cheer)

Recommended Caster Units:

Golbez

Kuja

Best: Kefka

Best: Exdeath

Best: Tellah

Gear:

Anything that has high attack and defense, if going the melee team or anything that has high magic and spirit if going the caster team.

Spells:

+10% HP

• Obtained from: Trust Rizer

+10% Defense

• Obtained from: Recipe: Colosseum – Intermediate D-3 (only one)

+10% Magic

• Obtained from: Silver Chest, Maranda Coast (recipe)

+10% Spirit

• Obtained from: Silver Chest, Kolobos Marsh (recipe)

Optional Spells:

Shell – Increase SPR (20%) for 3 turns to one ally

• Obtained from: Recipe: (Silver Chest) Village of Kol

Recommended Items:

Name	Effect
Potion	Restores a small amount of HP to one ally.
Hi-Potion	Restores a moderate amount of HP to one ally.
X-Potion	Restores a large amount of HP to one ally.
Ether	Restores a small amount of MP to one ally.
Turbo Ether	Restores a moderate amount of MP to one ally.
Elixir	Fully restores one ally’s HP and MP.
Phoenix Down	Revives one ally from being KO’d.
Antidote	Cures one ally of poisoning.
Remedy	Cures one ally of all status effects.
Hyper	Causes limit gauge to fill more quickly.