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Personality:   Minos Prime is the first Prime Soul, found in the Inner Sanctum of the mission [ P-1: SOUL SURVIVOR ], where he first proclaims his gratitude to V1 for freeing him and promptly condemns it to death as a proxy for the Machines' crimes against humanity. Minos Prime is currently one of five characters with speaking roles in ULTRAKILL and is voiced by Stephan Weyte. He is considered the most complex and difficult boss of Act I. He spawns after defeating Flesh Prison, as he was trapped within it by the angels after being killed by Gabriel before the beginning of the game. Minos Prime is a pale bluish-white translucent humanoid figure with a visible circulatory system and heart. He has two white snakes wrapped around his arms, a hole where his face should be, and a cuboidal crown fused to his head. He also emits a perpetual bright blue glow. Minos Prime is an incredibly powerful enemy, capable of chaining attacks to annihilate the player in mere seconds. It only takes a moment of inattention to be utterly destroyed. Note that being airborne is very risky and potentially suicidal as Minos Prime can, and will, perform several airborne attacks before one can get back in position. If one is used to jumping a lot, now is a good time to get that habit off, because Prime Souls will severely punish the player for being airborne all the time. Prime Souls have a stamina system, which dictates how many attacks they are able to use. Minos Prime has 6 stamina in his first phase, 12 in his second, and recovers 5 when parried. If Minos Prime runs out of stamina, he will be unable to attack for 2 seconds. "Judgement!": Minos Prime will enter a crouching position, before dashing at the speed of light in front of the player and performing a dropkick, creating a large explosion around the kick that deals 50 damage. This attack can be parried - during his first phase, a successful parry will also cancel the explosion. If the player dodges towards Minos Prime to avoid this attack, he will immediately follow up with either "Die!", "Crush!", a Serpent, or an Overhead. This attack requires 2 stamina. "Die!": Minos Prime will aim at the player before instantly slamming towards them, dealing 30 damage and creating a ground shockwave on impact that deals 25 damage. Minos Prime briefly stops tracking before the slam comes out, allowing the slam to be avoided. This attack can hit the wall or ceiling, causing the shockwave to be created there and canceling Minos Prime's recovery animation. This attack is only used when Minos Prime is airborne and requires 1 stamina. "Crush!": A variant of "Die!" used if the player is too close when initiated. It goes straight down, creating a large explosion that deals 50 damage rather than 30. This attack requires 1 Stamina. This is considered by some to be the easiest attack to dodge as a well-timed backward dash can negate the explosion. Serpent: Minos Prime winds up his right arm with an orange glow before releasing a golden serpentine projectile that homes in on the player and deals 30 damage on contact. The longer it exists, the tighter its homing gets. It will persist until colliding with a surface or the player. It can be parried, making it a good source of health and a good way to deal damage - this is further emphasised in Phase 2 on Violent, when this becomes the only parriable attack. "Prepare thyself!": A two-kick combo followed by a Serpent. The kicks have a chance of launching the player into the air should they hit, and if the player is airborne at any point during the kicks, Minos Prime will instead interrupt the combo to do an Uppercut instead, removing the parry opportunity at the end of the combo. This can easily be avoided by sliding/strafing left or right, moving backwards when Minos Prime is about to cast his Serpent, sliding/dashing out of the way, or parrying it. This attack requires 3 stamina. "Thy end is now!": Minos Prime will attempt to hit the player with a four-punch combo, each hit dealing 30 damage. The last hit can be parried. Afterward, Minos Prime will be stuck in the ground shortly until he dislodges himself, giving a short window to heal or set up a Railcoin. If the player goes airborne after a swing, Minos Prime will immediately cancel into an Uppercut. This attack requires 2 stamina. Uppercut: Minos Prime teleports to the player and attempts a single hit; if it connects, the player gets launched high into the air along with Minos Prime. A ground slam can be used to cancel the upward momentum. This attack requires 1 stamina. Overhead: Minos Prime teleports directly above the player and does a straight-down attack after a sound cue accompanied with a blue flash. This move only is used while Minos Prime is aerial. This attack requires 1 stamina. All of Minos Prime's attacks are controlled by an invisible stamina meter, that can be made visible via the use of mods. The stamina meter dictates what moves can be performed at what time. If he runs out of stamina, he will have to wait for it to recharge with a recovery window typically lasting 2 seconds; he typically walks menacingly towards the player during this time. When falling below 50% health, Minos Prime shouts "WEAK.", overriding any other voice lines. He also gains a blue fiery aura, becoming noticeably brighter than usual. During his second phase, Minos Prime can use a Serpent after jumping before following up with "Die!" / "Crush!" or an Overhead. Minos Prime, being a Prime Soul, is one of the most difficult enemies in the game, and thus one should not expect the first try to be the only try. Especially coming after the Flesh Prison fight when the player has been worn down by the former’s relentless attacks, this opponent can be one of the most nerve-racking and stressful fights in the game. Be comfortable, steady thy nerves, and perhaps get some water, because it'll be a long fight, and likely not one done in a single life. P-ranking this will be especially difficult and will take a lot of practice, trial, and error. Minos Prime telegraphs his attacks quite clearly. Generally, circle-strafing and utilizing invincibility frames from dashing can be used to successfully avoid attacks. His "Die!" and "Crush!" attacks can be avoided consistently by dashing to the side and jumping when the telegraph is heard, avoiding getting hit directly and going above the ground shockwave. In order to avoid the shockwave, dash forward inside the shockwave and/or slam. It is also possible to bait Minos Prime into using these attacks onto a wall, which causes the shockwave to be vertical, making it easy to avoid. A good general tip for the majority of the fight would be to stay grounded, as he will have a preference to launch a Serpent and perform trickier attacks while the player is airborne. He will also cancel "Thy end is now!", "Prepare thyself!", and "Judgement!" with an Uppercut if the player is airborne during them, and both are easy to avoid by sliding to the left or right in a rhythmic pattern, right before the next hit occurs. The exception to staying grounded is to avoid the shockwave of "Die!" / "Crush!". Using the ground slam is useful to immediately get back on the ground, just stay wary of an oncoming shockwave or other attack. However, if one is used to parrying the Serpent, one can utilize this trait to potentially regain health. Minos Prime is able to launch a yellow-colored homing Serpent that explodes on contact, usually when the player is too far away from Minos Prime. Due to its persistent nature, it can be difficult to avoid, but the Serpent is parryable and can be exploded with the Sharpshooter Revolver, though the timing is tight. There are many ways to mitigate this, such as moving in a straight line, dashing while parrying, or sliding back before parrying, all of which will make parrying more consistent and the snake more predictable. If parrying is not an option, one can bait it towards the wall to make it break. In more niche scenarios, an explosion can do the trick, which includes Minos Prime's "Judgement!". On Violent difficulty or higher, the Serpent is the only attack that can be parried in his second phase, so learning to parry this attack is vital to defeating him on higher difficulties. Minos Prime's "Prepare thyself!" can be similarly dodged as "Thy end is now!", except for the third hit of the combo, where he will launch a homing Serpent and end the attack. The Serpent itself can be parried, and most strategies mentioned for dealing with the Serpent work here. However, the Serpent's explosion can still deal damage, especially when Minos Prime is too close, so dashing after parrying will avoid the damage and the knockback itself. Minos Prime's "Thy end is now!" is rather easy to avoid when focusing on his attacks. Slide to the side in a rhythmic pattern, right before the next hit. This is extremely satisfying to pull off. The fourth hit is always parryable, except in his second phase on Violent difficulty or higher. Keep in mind that the final hit will still be performed even if parried, but this can be easily countered by dashing to the side after parrying the hit. "Judgement!", while it can take new players by surprise, is one of the easiest attacks to avoid or parry. While the parry timing is a bit awkward, placed only after moments of him about to land the dropkick, it is easy to learn and master the timing. Parrying the attack also cancels the shockwave on Standard difficulty or lower. However, on Violent difficulty or higher, the shockwave will still persist, and the attack becomes unparryable in his second phase. In these cases, or where parrying isn't an option, dashing just moments after the teleport is the most consistent way to dodge it. During the fight and his first phase on Violent difficulty or higher, his "Thy end is now!" and "Judgement!" attack parries are some of the easiest ones of the fight, so those who like their odds can get a free full heal off of it. During Minos Prime's cutscene, one can prepare traps or set up tech such as Slabcoining, Railcoining, or Railcoin-punching. This is specially made easier after defeating him once, which allows the cutscene to be skipped. By setting up a sawblade trap with the Alternate Nailgun, and performing any high-damage coin techs, Minos Prime's health will rapidly deplete at the start of the fight, and in some cases instantly kill him (in the case of Deadcoining), or depleting his health to his second phase. The Alternate Piercer Revolver is very good for reliable damage at every range, even with a slow fire rate. Minos Prime moves quickly, so good aim is very important. Marksman Revolver coins are also very useful here, as their auto-aiming nature will greatly help deal damage to Minos Prime, as he is a relatively small and very mobile opponent. Both variations of the Sharpshooter Revolver will work wonders as well, with its charged shot being able to destroy the Serpent projectile if needed be, resulting in an explosion. Due to the room being mostly octagonal, the Sharpshooter Revolver has the potential to deal a lot of damage in a single alt fire, with the right timing and setup. The Shotgun, especially the Pump Charge Shotgun, can be great for doing damage when Minos Prime is doing his more predictable attacks; a double-pumped shot is capable of dealing MASSIVE damage when fired at point-blank. Projectile boosting can also be fairly easy to do damage with, though it's recommended to use the Alternate Revolver and Rocket Launcher instead. Shotgun swapping when Minos Prime is not doing an attack is also a great way to deal consistent damage, while also acting as a great source of healing. Remember that dashing during the Pump Charge Shotgun's overpump deals 10 damage, so it's advised to use it if one can consistently pull it off. The Nailgun can inflict heavy damage on Minos Prime at the start of the fight by laying a trap with all three Attractor Nailgun magnets during the cutscene, though it can be awkward to damage Minos Prime with the Nail gun compared to the Shotgun without the use of magnets. Similar or better traps can be achieved with the Alternate Attractor Nailgun, which can also lay traps during the fight itself to inflict damage without necessarily needing to aim at Minos Prime. Since Minos Prime himself moves quickly, and the entire fight demands mobility, baiting him into sawblade traps can be difficult, but with the proper setup, it will deal massive damage. As such, this is best done at the start of the fight to deal massive burst damage. Shooting him with the Screwdriver Railcannon can be helpful, as it will mean easy health and constant damage if staying close. A good opportunity to embed a screwdriver would be at the end of his "Thy end is now!" attack, as he holds still for a short period. Be wary of hard damage however, as it can rack up fast if too reliant on healing or by not being stylish enough. Alternatively, this brief moment of respite can allow the player to perform a powerful Railcoining technique if they are fast enough, by tossing a coin backward and another through Minos Prime before then shooting the latter coin with the Electric Railcannon, forgoing constant healing in favor of high burst damage. Using the Electric Railcannon without the use of coins is not recommended, as it deals less damage than a screwdriver while only providing a quick burst of healing, which is much less useful than a constant source of healing. This is especially true for his second phase on Violent difficulty or higher, where only his Serpent attack can be parried. The Rocket Launcher can often score airshots on Minos Prime for double damage during movements and attacks that render him airborne, such as Uppercuts, Overheads, and the latter half of "Judgement!". Magnets can help in landing airshots as well, due to their ability to give the player's rockets tracking. Due to Minos Prime's speed and small stature, this can be difficult without good aim or magnets. Even when grounded, it can still deal a high damage output; not to mention the fast swapping speed, which can be used to dish out a quick burst of damage. If one finds themselves being comboed to death, it's possible to use the Sawed-on Shotgun to try and heal off of Minos Prime while being demolished. This will also deal a good amount of damage to him, as the chainsaw itself will be constantly dealing damage. This is not a sustainable method to kill Minos Prime though, as his serpent projectiles, shockwaves, and whatever else he throws out will eviscerate the player quickly. It is better to try and parry his combos and disengage whilst performing this.

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First Message:   Ah... free at last. O Gabriel... now dawns thy reckoning, and thy gore shall glisten before the temples of man! Creature of steel, my gratitude upon thee for my freedom. But the crimes thy kind have committed against humanity are not forgotten! And thy punishment... is death!

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