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Ambushes[]

Godcat first appears in her Light form at the end of the Crystal Caverns, a short distance away from where the party battled the Crystal Golem. Unlike most battles in the game, she has no on-screen sprite, instead triggering an automatic battle when players step on a certain tile of the overworld. This battle cannot be fled.

Godcat's damage, health and evade are all very high; her attacks will almost certainly kill their targets, and she is nearly impossible to hit, let alone damage. Fortunately, all of her attacks target one player at a time, and players only need to survive two rounds against her. On the third round, Godcat will disappear, leaving a pair of Blue Crystals to fight in her place - unlike their master, the Crystals can be defeated.

Godcat appears again in the Lava Cave within Lankyroot Jungle. She has the same stats as before but appears in her Dark form. Once again, the battle is an unfleeable ambush, and players must simply survive Godcat's attacks until she disappears and summons a pair of Red Crystals for them to defeat.

Final Battle[]

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Epic Battle Fantasy 4 Final Boss Guide Godcat, Creator and Destroyer

Guide to the Godcat battle, on Normal difficulty

The final battle against Godcat occurs in the final screen of the Temple of Godcat. This time, players will have to contend with both forms at once in a seven-wave battle. It's highly recommended that you obtain all the stat items and if applicable the Battle Mountain equipment before fighting her.

Wave 1: Opening[]

During the first part of the battle, players will be confronted by both Light and Dark Godcat. They are unchanged from their previous appearances, using powerful single-target attacks of their respective elements (Holy and Dark). Unlike the previous encounters, the attacks should no longer one-hit kill your party members if they have the proper equips, resistances, and buffs. Unfortunately, the two Godcats are still nigh-indestructible, with massive HP and 600 Evade - the point of the encounter is merely to endure until they both back off.

Instead of attacking, use the opportunity to cast buffing spells on your party members - Protect, Barrier, Temper, Charm, etc. You'll also want to change your gear around (if you didn't do so before the fight), preferably to maximize your resistances to Holy, Ice, Bomb, Thunder, Syphon and Dispel, while using Dark-elemental weaponry (though Thunder, Bomb and Water are also good choices), as it provides the best setup against your first true enemy.

On their third turn, Dark Godcat will fly away and Light Godcat will sink into the ground, ending the wave.

Wave 2: The Creator[]

Moments after the Godcats disappear, you'll be thrown into battle against the Creator: a massive golden vehicle armed with a large cannon and piloted by the Light Godcat. It will also summon a pair of Blue Crystals and two Blades of Heaven. At specific HP %s the Creator will summon more foes to replace any that have been defeated, aside from the initial two, it may also summon Frozen and Holy Eyes, Ancient and Viking Monoliths, and Mage Dogs. If the enemy spawns become overwhelming, use Limit Breaks like Ragnarok or Oblivion, or summons like the Cosmic Monolith or the Protector to wipe them outall at once, which will give you some breathing room.

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The Creator casts Absolute Zero

The Creator's physical attacks consist of large spears on chains, shot out from her mecha or the ground. She is also armed with Bomb-element cannon blasts, Thunder-based orbs, a {e|Wind}} blast that can Dispel your buffs, and a multi-target version of Iceberg. The Creator's deadliest attack is a powerful Holy laser. She will signal her readiness to use it by charging up, casting Guardian on herself in the process. On the next turn, the laser is fired, dealing massive Holy-based damage with a chance to Syphon. This attack is best countered by Holy-resistant gear, the Barrier spell, and the Defend command. On harder difficulties, the Creator can use the Absolute Zero Limit Break when at low health.

The lack of offensive buffs make Weaken really good at whittling down her offensive stats to reduce her damage output, and it'll also further boost any Dark-elemental attacks; Tired and Curse are also great options to further debuff her stats. Dispel and Crush are a must on higher difficulties, but are still a gamble because of her 30% resistance to Dispel. Wet + Thunder attacks is also a great combination to setup powerful damage combos.

You can also turn Guardian against her by using Giga Drill, which will inflict great damage due to her maxed defensive buffs.

Wave 3: First Interlude[]

After the Creator falls, the two Godcats will return and attack the players for a few turns, pontificating about the futility of their struggle and the planet's impending destruction. Once again, players should use the opportunity to heal, buff themselves, and swap to their gear for the next wave. You'll want mainly Fire and Dark resistance, and use Holy, Ice and Fire weapons.

After a few turns of their normal, high-powered attacks, the Godcats will split up once more, with Light Godcat flying away and Dark Godcat sinking into the ground.

Wave 4: The Destroyer[]

"Those tails are dangerous! Maybe we should take them out first? Even if they respawn right away, that still uses up their turn!"
―Natalie / Anna upon a Blade of Hell using Slash

Unsurprisingly, the fourth wave is very similar to the second, but with flipped elements. Your main target is the Destroyer, a twisted mass of flesh, veins, and fangs concealed within a giant skull and piloted by Dark Godcat. It spawns with two Blades of Hell and a pair of Red Crystals. If its initial minions fall, the Destroyer can spawn Flame and Spark Wraiths, and Black Wasps in addition to its Crystals and Blades. Once again, multi-target Limit Breaks are helpful for controlling the lesser enemy spawns, but your primary focus should be on the Destroyer.

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The Destroyer casts Supernova

The Destroyer attacks single targets with spear-tipped tentacles, and can hit the entire party with Poison, Fire, Earth and Dark-elemental attacks. It can also bite everyone for heavy Physical damage (which gives itself Berserk on harder difficulties). Unlike the Creator, the Destroyer lacks a massive charged attack, but compensates with heavy amounts of status effects and debuffs: a Fire attack that inflicts Burn, a Dark attack that inflicts Doom, a wave of cat skeletons that Poison everyone, and so on. Whoever has the Purify ability should be ready to cast it before the effects become overwhelming. Instead of waiting to be whittled down, your best option is going all out on the offence with powerful Holy skills like Holy Sword, Judgement, Genesis or Cleaver with the Heaven's Gate. Although not often, beware if it does the one attack that summons undead kittens, because its base power is surprisingly high and has a high chance of inflicting poison.

Syphon can be helpful to stop the weaker enemies from using their offensive buffs, while Dispel, Crush and Holy Fire can remove them. If you're playing on Hard/Epic, make sure to immediately use Water or Ice-elemental skills to remove the Berserk status the Destroyer gets after its bite attack, since otherwise it will get a large damage boost from the status. Debilitate, Fire Spin (Deluxe Edition), and the Beholder Summon can lower its physical defence to set up for Holy Sword and Cleaver. Screamer and the Evil Worm Summon can lower its Magic Defence to set up for Judgement and Genesis. The Curse status is also very useful for keeping its defences debuffed and boosting Holy damage. Kyun is good overall, for curing statuses and giving out buffs.

On harder difficulties, the Destroyer can use the Supernova Limit Break at low health.

Wave 5: Final Interlude[]

If the Destroyer is beaten, the Godcats return for another copy of the first and third waves. As usual, ignore the cats and focus on healing and restoring your buffs,. Don't worry too much about changing your gear, although removing any weaknesses to Holy would be a good idea.

This time, both Godcats will sink into the ground after a few turns. Take a deep breath, because the hardest part of the battle is about to begin.

Wave 6: The Creator and The Destroyer[]

"B-b-both of them at once?! We're finished! There's no way we can win!"
―Matt / Lance

The penultimate wave of the final battle brings in both the Creator and the Destroyer, each with one of their respective Blades. Note that as long as the player completes this wave, they will win. They can also spawn teir respective crystals and blades like before, but no more than two can be active at any given time. Their attacks and abilities are otherwise unchanged, other than the fact that both are being fought simultaneously.

It is generally advisable to target the Destroyer first - not only does this let you save a turn on gear switching in the previous wave, but the Destroyer's ability to inflict numerous status ailments and debuffs arguably makes it more dangerous than its Holy counterpart. When the Destroyer is dealt with, switch to Dark weaponry and Holy-resistant gear to take down the Creator. Switch back to the setups you used for the second wave and the rest should be smooth sailing.

Final Wave: Closing Statement[]

Yet again, the two Godcats will return to the field after the destruction of their battle forms. However, they will not attack on their turns, instead commenting about humans' superiority to cats and floating away. Essentially, beating Wave 6 ends the battle in your favor, so you can simply pass your remaining turns and wait for the ending.

Strategy[]

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General Staples[]

  • If you haven't already done so, you should try to clear Battle Mountain before fighting Godcat, since you can obtain a variety of powerful equipment and skills in Battle Mountain.
  • It is best to give one player a dedicated buffing role. Anna works well as she can use Protect and Reflex, giving her the ability to greatly reduce damage in multiple ways. However, the Limit Breaks Godcat uses are both Magical meaning that Natalie/Lance should still be keeping Barrier up.
  • It may be tempting to have Natalie use Kyun for buffs immediately, but having her save Kyun for when everyone is about to die or Genesis when everyone does die will save you from a Game Over.
  • For support Anna, for the free version your best options are Iron Tooth (Combo Shot counter), Eagle Eye (high-Evade with Normal Attack counter), or Fenrir's Jaw (HP drain Normal Attack counter). On Premium, it's a shoo in for Angel Wing given the high Weaken chance and auto-Arrow Rain.
    • Since Anna is the only character with a multi-hit area of effect Weapon elemental attack, she can spread status very effectively. Angel Wing inflicts weaken and has an automatic Arrow Rain every now and then, but with a status changing flair one can set it up to apply virtually any status they want. This makes it much easier to swing the battle in your favor.
    • The other bows mentioned only have single-target counters, but have weapon-elemental counters and have other traits that can be useful. That said, Angel Wing not relying on Anna being hit and being AoE makes it far better.
  • Conceivably, the player could poison Godcat to death. However this will take a long time (2.16% means 20 turns per form), while Poison can shave a turn or two off it is not an effective strategy.

Premium Only Staples[]

  • Golden Armor grants the wearer immunities to all of Fire, Ice and Thunder. Given that the Creator uses both Thunder and Ice and the Destroyer uses Fire attacks, this armor can prove very useful in the final fight.
  • Equilibrium is basically the best sword in the game. It only gives 20% less Attack than Anarchy, has useful resistances to Dark and Holy, alongside an immunity to Syphon, can counter with Legend and occasionally gives Matt Auto-Revive, all for minor Evade and Accuracy penalties.
  • The Angel Wing applies Weaken and has automatic Arrow Rain, making it be an automatic AoE Weaken factory. You can give Matt Cursed Charm and toss in some Gaia Blossom to further extinguish the foe's stats.

Builds[]

Deluxe SoulZerker[]

  • This is a gimmick set meant for those who want to ride on RNG instead of consistency.
  • This setup consists of Matt spamming overly powerful Berserked attacks. With Equilibrium, Dark Armor and the Viking Helm (or if you prefer, Death Mask with Berserk being put on manually), Matt gets a 140% attack boost (170% with Death Mask). Unlike with Anarchy, this gives him two immunities and does not reduce his defenses, meaning Matt can dish out ludicrous damage while tanking hits at the same time.

Matt Everlasting[]

  • Due to the presence of the Equilibrium and the Golden Armor pieces of equipment, Matt in the Premium EBF4 is capable of resisting (if not being outright immune) to almost everything Godcat can throw at him. Basically, with Death Mask, Equilibrium, Golden Armor and the Golden Pentagram, Matt gets 100% resistance to Dark, Holy, Ice, Fire, and Thunder alongside various status immunities. To top it off, Matt still has two Flair slots left, allowing the player to give him the Sword Medal to drive his attack through the roof. Alternatively the player may wish to give Matt either the Target Badge to remedy his lowered Accuracy or a status-inflicting badge to make the Legend counter more useful. Of course, as the Golden Pentagram isn't relevant for The Destroyer, the player may wish to swap it out in exchange for a more useful piece of equipment during that fight.
  • This setup leave Godcat with exactly eleven attacks she can hit Matt with from both forms and deal full damage. Among the resisted are Godcat's strongest attacks, including Supernova and Absolute Zero. If one treats Godcat's random-targeting attacks as being a series of individual attacks, there is basically nothing above 100 base power that Godcat can use against this build without dealing lowered damage.
  • Matt will still be able to be hit by Status effects and Debuffs, so be wary that he does not fall prey to various other foes.
  • Pairs well with Anna using the Angel Wing to cripple Godcat.

Non-Premium[]

Status Anna Arrow Rain[]

  • Anna is the only character with an Area-of-effect weapon-elemental attack that hits more than once. This makes her status inflicting skills quite impressive, as she can strike all foes with status many times in a single turn.
  • The free version doesn't have Angel Wing, but instead relies on one of Iron Tooth (Combo Shot counter), Eagle Eye (high Evade with Normal Attack counter), or Fenrir's Jaw (HP drain Normal Attack counter).
  • If Anna is given a status flair (preferably the Cursed Charm or the Diamond Pin) and the Angel Wing, she can passively rain down the corresponding status. Anna also has access to the Gaia Seed line, so she can use Gaia Blossom/Gaia Bloom to land Tired on foes.

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