Your opponent will do this every time his health drops to a certain point. Just cut them up with Blade Mode to get items, including the ever useful Repair Nanopaste. When you get Monsoon's health to under 70%, he will start dropping objects down on you. Shake him off quickly if it does connect. If Raiden gets tossed into the air, perform an aerial parry to break the upcoming slam attack. Due to his speed, it is difficult to block every blow in his combos, but it is quite possible if Raiden brings his weapon up at just the right moment, neither early nor late. When he drops Red Phosphorus Grenades, keep parrying until the smoke clears. Monsoon becomes open whenever his attack misses so this is your opportunity to go on the offensive. Keep your guard up at all times and when you do get a chance to counter, take it but always be ready to block. This battle will no doubt test your parrying skills. Note that Raiden has infinite Fuel Cells during this battle, and may engage Blade Mode for as long as you desire. Monsoon is a tough boss chiefly because he is nearly invulnerable unless you manage to parry and counter him correctly. The strategies shown here can be performed without using the wig, though the fight will last longer. It makes use of the Infinite Wig B (unlocking infinite FC to allow unending Blade Mode or Ripper Mode) to cut down on the length of each battle.
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Sadly it’s not my most “impressive” run, since I was really quite sick of doing it, but it should show you how to do it.NOTE: This video contains strategies for completing the boss fight with an 'S' ranking on the Revengeance difficulty. Since it seems some people were having problems with this fight, I made a quick video of me doing it.
This should be enough to win the fight, although try to focus on parrying his attacks over preventing them. Doing this twice will let you cut it up and effectively end the move. Simply stand still and parry it (up + light attack). Once you get Monsoon to low health (30% or so), he will start to roll a giant ball of items at you.
Most of his attacks will come from above, so just stand there and parry everything he does. If you see him do this move, then just STOP moving. Another thing to watch out for is his smoke bomb attack. This can be performed by throwing an EMP grenade or hitting him with a purple charged sai (unlocks by beating Monsoon, charges automatically) attack. However I strongly advise you avoid doing the second one, since you can prevent Monsoon from using his cheap dodge the second he touches the ground. Towards the middle of the fight, you will need to do a blade time event, which shouldn’t give you an issue.
Most of Monsoon’s attacks come from above, so you can just parry them by pushing light attack and up. While there isn’t really a secret to defeating Monsoon, he actually comes off harder than he really is. Bringing him to one of these points will void whatever he is doing and will result in a blade time event (1,2,4) or ball event (3,5). These points are 70% (exactly), 55% (or so), 40% (exactly), 25% (or so), 10% (not exactly, but he generally stops trying). Most of the his cinematic parts are actually timed out, so keep this in mind.When you obtain the Sai side weapon (from Monsoon), you can also use that to stun him out of it. This will end his auto dodge sequence and is great if you want to avoid drama. When Monsoon is glowing purple, you can stun him with an EMP grenade and then zandatsu his head.This will cause the game to move in real time again and you can freely dodge the vehicles by running. If you’re having problems winning the blade time event, just activate blade mode and then exit it.You can collect items during the blade time event.Several bosses will take FAR less damage if you don’t attack them at the right time, so you’re really just putting yourself in harms way.
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