Weird Fangs boss guide: weaknesses & drops (7DSO)

Raid final bossWeird Fangs Golgius

HP2,334,141

ATK23,239

DEF10,707

Weaknesses

Thunder30% Wind

Wind30%

Resistances

All Elements20%

Raid final bossWeird Fangs Freesia

HP2,537,103

ATK16,606

DEF10,707

Weaknesses

Thunder30% Wind

Wind30%

Resistances

All Elements20%

Raid final bossWeird Fangs Jude

HP2,131,180

ATK18,264

DEF10,707

Weaknesses

Thunder30% Wind

Wind30%

Resistances

All Elements20%

Raid final bossWeird Fangs Ruin

HP2,232,661

ATK19,923

DEF10,707

Weaknesses

Thunder30% Wind

Wind30%

Resistances

All Elements20%

Tip

Why it feels the way it doesWeird Fangs is a four-boss fight (Golgius, Freesia, Jude, Ruin) — the table below lists each Fang's main close-range attacks. Two big threats aren't in the table, because they come from the ground rather than a normal swing: Freesia keeps poison ticking on your whole team and drops lingering Earth patches (that steady poison, not her hits, is what wears you down over time), and Jude plants a trap on the floor that blows up for the single biggest hit in the sector — don't stand on it. Best order to kill them: Freesia first, then Jude, then Ruin, then Golgius.

<Weird Fangs>In-game tip

<Weird Fangs> increase their Attack over time.

This is a multi-target encounter that ramps the longer it drags, so commit to a kill order and burn each Fang down fast instead of chipping them evenly.
Bring Thunder damage to exploit their weakness and shorten every kill window.

GolgiusIn-game tip

Golgius increases his Attack when a fellow <Weird Fang> dies. Heroes' Magic Gauge is filled when Golgius is defeated.

Golgius gets stronger every time one of his allies dies, so save him for last or burst him before the buffs stack up.
Dropping Golgius refills your Magic Gauge, so line up your gauge-hungry skills to fire right after he goes down.

RuinIn-game tip

Heroes' Stamina Recovery Efficiency is reduced when a <Weird Fang> dies. When Ruin is defeated, heroes' Magic Gauge is completely consumed and Magic Charging Efficiency is reduced for a set duration, but Cooldown Efficiency is increased.

Killing Fangs cuts your stamina recovery, so be stingy with dodges and don't waste rolls on attacks you can simply walk out of.
Ruin's death wipes your Magic Gauge but spikes cooldown speed, so dump your meter before you finish him, then lean on fast-cycling skills afterward.

JudeIn-game tip

Jude takes reduced damage when a fellow <Weird Fang> dies. <Weird Fangs> take reduced damage while Jude is alive. When Jude is defeated, heroes' Burst Efficiency is increased for a set duration.

Jude shields the whole pack and gets tankier as allies fall, so kill Jude early before he soaks all your damage.
Jude's death hands you a Burst boost, so hold your strongest burst window to land right after he drops.

FreesiaIn-game tip

Heroes' Poison damage taken is increased when a <Weird Fang> dies. Freesia inflicts Poison on heroes while she is alive. When she is defeated, Poison is removed, heroes recover all HP, and their Max HP is increased for a set duration.

Freesia stacks Poison on you and makes it hit harder as Fangs die, so don't leave her for last while you're already poisoned, cleanse or out-heal in the meantime.
Killing Freesia clears the Poison and full-heals with a Max HP boost, so save her as your closer to ride that cushion into cleanup.

Moveset — the real numbers

Its AI decides when it uses what, so there is no fixed rotation to memorize — but every damage %, reach, duration and crowd control below is exact.

Attack	Damage (% of ATK)	Reach	Duration	Control
Golgius: Sword slashesFrontal and 180-degree cuts — his constant pressure.	—	4m	2.73s	—
Golgius: Double burstTwo quick hits in a tight circle that pop you up — his real damage move. Clear the ring before the second tick.	—	2m	3.17s	AirBorne
Golgius: Dark lanceLong telegraphed line with a knock-up at the end. Big wind-up, plenty of time to step off the line.	—	5m	6.83s	AirBorne
Golgius: Counter stanceA fan of overlapping lines that keeps extending forward — step OFF the line, not backward.	—	15m	5.6s	—
Freesia: SmashClose Earth circle that launches you. Her real threat is the poison engine, not this hit.	—	3m	2.23s	AirBorne
Jude: Chain comboA staged string whose finisher launches you.	—	4m	4.83s	AirBorne
Jude: LeapRoughly 6m circle on landing, launches.	—	6m	5.1s	AirBorne
Jude: Counter slashHis counter retaliation — knocks up. (His detonating trap field hits harder; see the notes.)	—	4m	4.27s	AirBorne
Ruin: Dash attackVery fast and launches — his real threat outside the counter.	—	2.5m	2.4s	AirBorne
Ruin: Triple swingThree-hit string, the last one launches.	—	6m	3.5s	AirBorne
Ruin: Counter stanceRoughly 6m circle, the fifth hit knocks down.	—	6m	4.82s	AirBorne

The phase descriptions are the official in-game boss tips; the tactical bullet points are our advice. Every damage value, reach, duration and crowd-control effect in the moveset is the boss's real in-game value. Attack names are descriptive labels.

Timespace Junction — Sector 3

BP 82,015·8:00

★★★≤3:00