Solo Tifa vs Rulers of the Outer Worlds (

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00:00 Kujata and Phoenix
00:59 Bahamut and Titan
01:58 Alexander and Odin
03:12 Gilgamesh
04:17 Virtual Sephiroth

Dragon Claws (ATB Charge Rate Up, Weapon Ability ATB Recharge, Attack Power +20, Attack Power +20)
Cetran Bracer
Fury Ring

Elemental-Fire and Ice, ATB Boost-Enemy Skill, Strength Up-Skill Master, Odin
Elemental-Fire, Steadfast Block-Precision Defense, Darkside-First Strike, Swiftcast-Ice

Finally, it's done! 2:49! Largely the same strategy as last time though, so not the most interesting video. Is it fair to call this a world record if it's an extraordinarily niche category? Oh well. (Also, I'm not sure that I understand at all how the in-game timer works--but alas.)

Used Plasma Discharge against Kujata and Phoenix, it's mainly for Skill Master if you start with Concentration. You could just opt to use Focused Strike once during the fight too. Blizzaga hit for reduced damage, but that's where Plasma Discharge's extra damage comes in handy, as we are still able to kill Phoenix.

Straightforward Titan kill, and Bahamut's AI pattern was quite favorable to me here. Nova Bomb is the worst for time, and it's possibly to get an unblockable double kick to the face during Divekick endlag, so not getting those is always good.

Odin didn't vanish, so we got the immediate Blizzaga stagger into kill. Some lucky dodges of the Wave Cannon via Whirling Uppercut and we did get hit by the Radiant Wave, actually, but no flinch or stun so we are able to proceed as normal and take out Alexander quite quickly.

A favorable Gilgamesh pattern (I finally had the courage to perfect guard Triple Slash), and the Focused Strike actually nets us a free ATB from Skill Master. Sometimes Giglamesh doesn't pull out the Genji Shield against Blizzara due to timing (sometimes he goes into an attack animation instead, which gets you free stagger buildup, but means you have to build stagger via basic attacks instead of spells, which is fine but I think slightly slower).

I messed up Virtual Sephiroth as far as getting him pressured--I should've immediately used Divekick after the Skewer--but it worked out!

Again, not any overarching strategy optimizations, just overall some cleaner gameplay and some lucky favorable AI patterns.

That puts a wrap on Tifa for now, and life is getting busy, so we'll see if I end up posting anything else or not! I have individual runs for the summons I have backlogged which I may make public at some point.