I don't think Minotauros deserves to be here. He's got a non-damaging NP (one that's not even as bad as his playable counterpart for that matter), and contrary to his entry's claims, Abigail absolutely trivializes him, since she can not only stall him out efficiently in an Arts team but munch up all his long-term buffs. He also loses his quick-charge upon Break, and isn't even immune or resistant to mental debuffs, so Euryale, fittingly, rips him up too. I don't see anyone complaining about his difficulty in any communities I'm in, and the websites I follow that offer gameplay guides outright call him one of the easiest bosses of the chapter.
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Agreed.
The debuffs and buffs make him sound more like a Goddamned Boss where it's more about trying to get around the debuffs and defensive buffs.
I'm bumping this because it's been more than aweek, and I'd like to know if anyone else has any opinion on the matter.
Since no one's replying and no one's disputed Spectral Time's statement, I'm going to remove the Minotaur entry.
Stingray 009 readded the below information when it doesn't offer anything to the page honestly.
- Olympus: Camelot, Shimosa, and SIN may have been serious contenders for "hardest Singularity/Pseudo-Singularity/Lostbelt" before its release, but Olympus has happily taken that throne for itself. In addition to having one of the highest difficulty thresholds across the entirety of the chapter and being a grueling Marathon Level to boot, the many, many boss fights have proven to be an impenetrable march of unforgiving face punches that will burn through your Command Spells and Saint Quartz like a wildfire in the nucleus of the sun before you knock the resident Tree of Emptiness down. Don't believe us? Consider the following:
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