How To Defeat Yaseotoko Boss In Ghostwire Tokyo. The second battle with Yaseotoko is more difficult than the first. Putting Ghostwire: Tokyo players’ blocking and evading abilities to the test.
Ghostwire: Tokyo players will face Yaseotoko for the second. Time after defeating Okina and confronting Hannya at the top of Tokyo Tower. This time, though, the boss has a few new tricks up his sleeve. Making him a little more difficult to bring down this time. But, as is frequently the case, where there is a will, there is also a means.
Yaseotoko not only has KK’s body, but he also has access to the same Ethereal abilities. Including Wind, Water, and Flame attacks. However, he now possesses an unbreakable barrier and the ability to perform charge strikes. Forcing players to switch up their attack tactics this time. In Ghostwire: Tokyo, here’s how to beat Yaseotoko.
In Ghostwire: Tokyo, Here’s How To Beat Yaseotoko
Yaseotoko will start by using Ethereal Arts to attack Akito, much like he did in Chapter 2. The colour of his hands will indicate which one he is about to utilise. With green representing Wind, blue representing Water, and red representing Flame. All of his strikes can be avoided by simply moving out of the way; however, if players are too close to the boss when he attacks, this may be difficult.
Players should squat (press Circle) to dodge Yaseotoko’s Water strikes. If they don’t have time to move out of the way, while blocking Flame and Wind with L1. Because the latter generally follows players around, it’s a good idea to block it even if evading is an option. As it’s preferable to block and have the attack double back and inflict full damage. Than evade and have the attack cause full damage.
Players should concentrate to attacking Yaseotoko’s chest with everything they have while blocking and avoiding his assaults. His core will eventually be revealed, and they will have the opportunity to extract it. Unfortunately, they will fail at the first attempt. Causing Yaseotoko to get even stronger and mix up his strikes for the second phase of the battle.
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Yaseotoko will employ charged versions of his attacks in phase two. Which have the potential to do a lot more damage. His Wind and Flame strikes, on the other hand, are a lot easier to avoid if Akito keeps some distance from the boss and moves backward immediately before he attacks. When it comes to Water assaults, players should concentrate on blocking rather than avoiding because dodging can be difficult. A good offence can also be a good defence, as striking Yaseotoko with a Flame strike would negate his charge assaults.
Yaseotoko will employ a shockwave attack in addition to his Ethereal Arts, which begins with him leaping into the air and blasting a pink laser down at the earth. Players can either avoid the shockwave by jumping just before it hits them, or they can block it to substantially minimise the damage. He can also separate Akito and KK (if this happens, players should press L2 to re-fuse them) and generate a pink forcefield that totally blocks out damage (players will need to destroy this by hitting it until it breaks).
Players should focus on attacking Yaseotoko’s chest until his core is exposed for the second time, just as they did before. Akito will have no issue pulling it out this time, following which he and KK will work together to permanently destroy Yaseotoko’s physical form. They’ll then plunge into the jaws of the huge spirit monster, which will transport them to the abyss between the realms of the living and the dead, as well as the sixth and final chapter of Ghostwire: Tokyo, Binding.
On PC and PS5, Ghostwire: Tokyo is now available.
