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You’ve made your first bit of progress into the Judecca door in the Abyss of Time inPersona 3 Reload: Episode Aigis, and there’s another boss Shadow fight waiting for you on Judecca B8. Here, you’re up against the Fire and Electric magic of Red Sigil, along with the pesky penchant for inflicting status ailments with Killer Twins.
Bringing a teammate capable of healing status ailments is critical to the Killer Twins battle in Persona 3 Reload: Episode Aigis, since you’ll almost certainly end up either Distressed or Poisoned. Healing is just as important as offense in this boss fight!
Killer Twins Weaknesses And Attacks
Once you’ve pushed on through the first section of the Judecca door in the Abyss of Time, you’ll find your first boss Shadow battle for the section onJudecca B8, with the usual checkpoint floor just above it on Judecca B7. With so many status ailments and two types of heavy magic damage types coming your way in this fight,we recommend the following teammatesfor the Kiler Twins fight:
Affinities and Weaknesses
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Attacks and Skills
Virus Breath
Drains 25% HP from all foes, and has a chance to inflict Poison.
Matarukaja
Boosts all allies' attack for three turns.
It’s always best to come into any boss battle in Persona 3 Reload: Episode Aigis withyour teammates' Theurgy gauges charged- nothing wrong with having a powerful attack at the ready to kick off the battle!
How To Beat Killer Twins And Red Sigil
The biggest thing you’ll need to worry about during the battle with Killer Twins and Red Sigil is thatKiller Twins will consistently attempt to hit you with status ailments, which can be quite a thorn in your side in terms of battle strategy if your teammates refuse to act the way you’d like them to. The ailments you’re up against specifically arePoison and Distress, which sap your life after every turn and make it possible that teammate will run away from battle, respectively.
Because of this, though Killer Twins is the primary boss Shadow here,Killer Twins acts like a support Shadow, consistently inflicting ailments instead of dealing outright damage (unless Virus Breath hits). It’s hoping to play mind games with your team while Red Sigil handles their damage-dealing offense, so it’s not a bad idea totake out Red Sigil firstto avoid taking too much damage before dealing much yourself, especially if you have a teammate weak to electric or wind here.
This is why we suggested bringing Yukari, since she’ll have the ability tocure status ailments as soon as possible, since every turn your team spends afflicted is a turn you risk not dealing damage (and potentially taking some lethal damage yourselves) is a turn wasted. Not only that, but both Shadows take normal damage from Wind magic, so if Yukari isn’t healing on her turn, she can still do some damage to the pair of boss Shadows.
In general, it’s wise todelegate one teammate as your healerduring the battle and leave the other three to focus on offense to take out the Shadows before they deal too much damage. We left Yukari to heal while Aigis, Metis, and Koromaru hit the enemies offensively.
Rewards For Defeating Killer Twins In Episode Aigis
As always, there areseveral Twilight Fragment treasure chestswaiting to be unlocked after you’ve defeated Killer Twins in Episode Aigis! You’ll needseven total Twilight Fragmentsto open each of them before moving ontothe next section of Judecca.
Inside these Twilight Fragment chests, you’ll find:
Additionally, you’ll be adding theHierophant Major Arcana cardto your Shuffle time deck after this battle, which will immediatelyincrease the level of your active Persona by onewhen chosen fromthe Shuffle Time deck. If you’ve got a powerful Persona equipped on Aigis at the time it comes up, especially one at a higher level, it never hurts to take a free boost that generous!
