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How to beat Hua, Deadly Betrothed in Phantom Blade Zero

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How to beat Hua, Deadly Betrothed in Phantom Blade Zero

Hua, Deadly Betrothed is one of the first optional bosses in Phantom Blade Zero , below the Sha-Chi Tower in the Weeping Creek Valley, but you'll have to defeat her if you want to find a Flesh Lily for Yu'er.

The trickiest part of this fight is avoiding Hua's spider lilies, but here are some tips to defeat her, plus a video above of my successful run employing these strategies:

Avoid her lilies and stay mobile : There are three types of lily in this fight: Those that bloom periodically and when she attacks, before exploding.

Those that patrol the arena and explode when they all meet in one spot.

White lilies she fires out that track and stun you, letting her follow up with a red grab attack. These are the most dangerous, especially as she teleports to attack you after she fires them. Make some distance and either dodge or block them when you're sure she isn't attacking.

Learn to counter her red grabs : This is Hua's deadliest attack, when she flashes red, grabs you and deals a lot of damage with a decapitating slash. If you're struggling to react, remember, red attacks are right bumper to parry, blue attacks are left, though you can just press both if it's less confusing. Hua also seems to attempt a grab if you get clipped by the red flying lilies, so watch out.

Use the Dread Axe to extend your damage phase : After you stun Hua, you'll be able to safely damage her for a while, but you can extend your damage phase a bit by charging the Dread Axe Phantom Edge to its first level towards the end (until it pings blue) as this will knock her over.


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