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Had to go back and change the description on the Bahamut video because, yeah... all the DLC bosses are fast as hell.

Gilgamesh, in LUFENIA difficulty, takes his chain cancelling to an entirely new level, while gaining a few new moves on top. Understanding this fight on GILGAMESH difficulty first is kind of a hard requirement to even getting started on learning it here; everything is kind of an extension on top of the base layer rather than an almost entirely new fight like some of the other bosses in the game.

His main openings are usually after he attacks out of a chain cancel and, of course, after Gilgasplode, which you can step out of the area of, or if you're a giga-gamer, dodge through.

In terms of changes to his pattern with each weapon type:
Polearms:
He can now land away from you after Jump, dealing delayed damage (from the shockwaves) compared to the normal timing.
Axes:
He follows up every spin (the one that spawns the flying axes the rotate around) with a final forward charge.
Scimitars:
He gains access to Shin-Zantetsuken, which has a slow, powerful first hit then a triple-hitting AOE afterwards. He can also do a small overhead slash combo in transition; not too bad but worth mentioning.
Swords:
He can do a quick little spin to the side and send a very fast set of wave-like projectiles your way. He also can inexplicably skip a lot of his endlag at the end of some combos, so be extremely wary and cut through the visual noise to be able to react to him starting up another string.
SECOND PHASE:
He has a few more places where can chain cancel, sometimes continuing his combo in the process (see 2:24). Furthermore, he inherits the extremely fast projectile move from his Sword moveset in the first phase.

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