CHALLENGE: NO DAMAGE, BUSTER ONLY. Neptune starts the fight by hoping across the room like a frog, and then he will do one of two attacks depending on how far away you are. If you're close, he will fire a single large blob of corrosive water which then makes a splash of 3 drops. If you're far away, Neptune will start shaking the room, making small drops of water to fall from the ceiling. After he does either attack, the pattern repeats.

And here's some good stuff. This boss is considered one of the hardest in the game. Since most of its attacks would one-shot you anyway, you kind of have to pull a perfect run. What you should do is run towards its left paw while it is breathing fire forward and hit it a few times, then retreat and stand in front of it (mind the distance). Once it will fly up, look where it's moving and go into OPPOSITE direction of its flight, because any other way will allow it to fry you with its fire breath. Repeat this pattern, and the lizard will go down.

Here is the perfect boss run for Guilty Gear 2: Overture, the supposed "black sheep" of Guilty Gear series. Sorry for bad quality, PC port is crap. You can read the strategies for each individual boss on their respective separate video. CHALLENGE: NO DAMAGE, NO ITEMS, HARD DIFFICULTY. Boss list: 00:00 Raven 05:43 Sin Kiske 10:43 That Man 15:09 Gear Valentine 19:03 Diva Fortress

CHALLENGE: No Damage, No Attack Magic, No Covenant Equipment, No Friendly NPC-dropped Equipment When the battle starts, you will have to fight off three skeletons, that reassemble unless you kill them with a Divine weapon. For this end, I brought the ultimate skeleton bonking weapon: Divine Reinforced Club+10! Nito himself is relatively easy. His sword swings are heavily telegraphed and he doesn’t move after them for a long time. It’s like he’s really not into the fight and would just prefer to sit in his little stoner cave. There IS a little trick you need to employ here though. Try to keep Nito in that small alcove you drop down into at the start of the fight, so that you’ll have enough space to run away from his big death explosion without triggering the big boy skellies. Finally, when you hear a loud scream, it means that Nito is about to use Gravelord Dance. Watch his animation and start dodging slightly earlier than your common sense would suggest.