The arena is littered with permanent hazards, either draining power (purple) or health (pale yellow) incredibly rapidly. Also random tag-ins will be an issue as well. Starting from this phase, he can rapidly evolve between Might, Tech, and Agility classes, briefly knocking players back and interrupting specials, both theirs and his own. Phase II is a bit more difficult as crit immunity and randomly disabled specials hamper your damage output (the latter can also prevent you from using special block, making heroes reliant on it very vulnerable if unlucky). Very high level players can finish this phase in one go.īecause of how easy it is to rack up damage against him at this stage, it is often in "high demand" with players waiting till he is available to fight him in order to get a high damage score and this stage passes very quickly.
Having Bane as a hero advantage also helps as he is a great support for whoever you want to be the main damaging hero (such as Justice League teams with Justice League Cyborg Mythic Wonder Woman with 100,000 threat can expect to deal 600,000 damage against him). Because the minions' weakness, for some players it might be worth it to stall them for a while (you can continue to gain power while the minions use their weak specials against you).
Brainiac's minions are very weak and easily KO'd, allowing you to start hitting Brainiac who has no other tricks at his disposal at this stage. Like all Raid bosses, King of Atlantis Aquaman can deal incredible damage against Brainiac. Both his specials 2 (4 bars) and 3 (7 bars) are melee tentacle-supported lunging attacks, although the latter has more hits, more damage, and pushes his opponent back further.īrainiac's ranged attack is unique in that it not only comprises of 2 projectiles launched at a slightly different time, they are also at a different height and generally only one can be canceled by certain player projectiles.īrainiac's metal tentacles (primarily from his blocking animation) would often cause lag in some phones, take care not to be taken by surprise by his follow up attacks. While it is impossible to see the names and descriptions of his specials, his special 1 (3 bars) first hits his opponent with long tentacles (but not limitless range he can use this too far away, causing this part to do no damage) before zapping them with a power-draining beam (drain can be blocked and completely negated) from above at any distance. The timer continues to run down.Īll of Brainiac's Specials deal armor piercing damage, and he has the same specials across all phases (other than IV which only uses his supermove). Brainiac will regain use of his Supermove, but your heroes will not. At least I got me some pretty good Epic gear for my Supergirl after the fight, so it was worth it.īut yeah, Netherrealm loves itself some cheap bosses.It is possible for a single attack on Brainiac to go through to the next phase. If the fight required a character I wasn't familiar with, I'd be helpless. The only thing I really had going on for me is that the fight required me to play as Supergirl, and it was the character I've been leveling up tp 20 during the whole day, so I was super familiar with her moves. I eventually beat the bastard, more out of luck than anything else. And, unlike in the story mode or regular Multiverse fights, the difficulty doesn't get any lower if you lose.Īlso, the fight came with one of those modifiers that were random, so I had to leave and restart a couple of times after changing gear because there's no way I could do the fight without blocking or in under 70 seconds. The guy takes away half my HP in a few seconds with insane, powerful combos and it takes me dozens of attacks to barely chip away at his gigantic bar.
Just spent like an hour trying to defeat Brainiac in a Multiverse event.
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