Omori how to beat sweetheart

Omori how to beat sweetheart

I still haven’t reached that yet (left off in the garden), but a good combo that has worked for me is the Omori with Lucky Slice and Aubrey with the Headbutt (I don’t use Pep Talk to make Omori happy because I have something equipped that makes him happy from the beginning). Kel comes in handy with the Annoy skill to make Aubrey mad at the start of the fight and after you can use any skill that does damage for him or as a healer(snacks). Hero is the charmer to avoid getting the main damage dealers hit too much as well as a healer.

I’ll try to look at the item I equipped pn Omori once I get home.

Buy Poetry Books from Jash to give target team member Sad when used and should be used when Sweetheart makes herself Happy permanently. Omori needs to use Trick every 6 turns so some of your team can take their turn first. If Sweetheart makes your team Angry with her insult, use Aubrey’s Team Spirit, Omori’s Sad Poem, and a Poetry to mitigate Sweetheart’s Emotion advantage. Hero should use Smile up to three times. If your team is Sad and Sweetheart is Happy when using Smile three times, you will notice that she does low damage. Stock on Juice items and make use of Kel’s Juice Me to maintain Juice.

Sweetheart (enemy)

Sweetheart is a boss enemy fought at the end of day two, opening the way to the Lost Library afterward, she appears several times throughout the story after it and drives a big part of the Dreamworld plot from the prologue to the very end inside Humphrey by being the direct or indirect cause of many of the problems Omori and his friends need to solve, she also has a soft spot for Hero, as stated in her Foe Facts!.

She can be fought twice, once during the story and later on the Boss Rush.

Contents

Battle

Like stated before, she can be fought twice, whatever the only difference is her stats and rewards, which are as stated:

Like most enemies, she will act differently according to her emotion:

EMOTION	BEHAVIORS
	40% chance of doing a normal attack. 30% chance of telling a sharp insult, dealing damage, and turning all the party members angry. 35% chance to swing her mace, dealing high damage to all party members. Else, she will brag, turning herself happy.
	35% chance of doing a normal attack. 45% chance of telling a sharp insult, dealing damage, and turning all the party members angry. Else, she will swing her mace, dealing high damage to all party members.
	35% chance of doing a normal attack. 20% chance of telling a sharp insult, dealing damage, and turning all the party members angry. 30% chance to swing her mace, dealing high damage to all party members. Else, she will brag, turning herself happy.
	50% chance of doing a normal attack. 30% chance of telling a sharp insult, dealing damage, and turning all the party members angry. 70% chance to swing her mace, dealing high damage to all party members. Else, she will brag, turning herself happy.
	45% chance of doing a normal attack. 45% chance of telling a sharp insult, dealing damage, and turning all the party members angry. Else, she will swing her mace, dealing high damage to all party members.
	45% chance of doing a normal attack. 45% chance of telling a sharp insult, dealing damage, and turning all the party members angry. Else, she will swing her mace, dealing high damage to all party members.

Additionally, she will lock her emotions three times during the fight:

Sweetheart also has a 90% hit rate instead of 95% like other enemies, and on the first encounter, her base luck goes up to 30 when ecstatic and manic.

Formulas

Skills that can be used when observe is used against the target are marked with .

Sharp insult: [a.atk] to all party members, it will never hit right in the heart and its variation is only 10%, it will also turn the party angry.

Omori how to beat sweetheart

OMORI

You don’t have Trick or Mood Wrecker?

Also, just accept that your party’s going to be pissed off and use Hero to tank every targetted attack with Charm (or better)

like the above comment, start with annoy and mock, she will deal very low damage after this, if she even hits, then its just using a raincloud or just accept you will be angry and beat her to a pulp

like the above comment, start with annoy and mock, she will deal very low damage after this, if she even hits, then its just using a raincloud or just accept you will be angry and beat her to a pulp

i have one rain cloud and then theyre all mad again and everyone dies but omori so i use life jam on aubrey and hero and attack with all of them and then she 1 shots omori with decent health

i have one rain cloud and then theyre all mad again and everyone dies but omori so i use life jam on aubrey and hero and attack with all of them and then she 1 shots omori with decent health

means you are very weak for this fight it seems, time to grind a bit

means you are very weak for this fight it seems, time to grind a bit

what lvl? Everyone is 20 besides kel he’s still lvl 18-19

Omori Boss Guide: Sweetheart

3 min

Are you having trouble beating a boss in Omori? You spend almost an entire chapter building up to Sweetheart. In fact, the buildup to Sweetheart begins when you first hear about her. Omori’s developers really put a lot of work into the build to this fight, and it can wreck you if you’re not ready. I was reading about how some people struggled mightily with this fight. However, after I’ve finally become adept at the emotion system (and did a bit of grinding beforehand), this fight wasn’t as rough as I had heard about.

Come Sad Out The Gate

You’ll want to use a Rain Cloud or have Omori use Sad Poem to get everyone sad, but don’t get used to it. Try to stack sad twice on Omori and Aubrey at the very least to hit some strong moving attacks in the beginning.

When they’re all sad, they don’t take as much damage because her attacks will be dull. Keep Hero on healing with Kel on reducing her speed with jacks. Hit some Power Hits with Aubrey to lower her defense; you’ll see why soon.

After she becomes happier, she’ll use party-wide damage every turn to make everyone angry. This means, no matter what you’ll do, she’s going to make them angry. There’s almost no point in wasting a turn trying to use Hero’s Massage ability or Omori’s Sad Poem to make everyone else sad. You’ll have to start eating bigger damage while doing less damage. However, if you’ve got some Power Hits in, her defense will be low enough to where Omori will still do 100+ damage on his multi-hit attacks, even if they are dull.

Sweetheart Became Ecstatic!

Don’t do what I did. I wasted a lot of the fight trying to get Omori back to sad to hit moving damage, but it wasn’t worth it.

Once she becomes ecstatic, you’ll want to unleash with as many multi-hit abilities as you can. Even if they’re dull, they’ll still do three-digit damage.

You should get in one or two unleash energy attacks to make short of Sweetheart without too much trouble.

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5 hour run up to the last mandatory boss of both True and Hikikomori route defeated. You may wish to test the integrity of any information provided or report any potential mistakes in the comment section.

SKIP if you are not interested in the making of this guide and the strategies provided.

I will assume that you are playing this game as intended and are fighting more encounters than I did. Thus, you will most likely have your team at higher levels than what may be stated in the strategies listed below and have access to other Skills not mentioned in the strategies. Please keep this in mind while reading the strategies for assistance or suggestions on a boss fight.

A moderate-high damage dealer. His skill set allows you to exploit an enemy’s Emotion to lower their stats or do extra damage. He is usually the second character to take their turn. Has an intrinsic Persist where if triggered, he cannot be brought down to 0 health for the rest of the turn. Persist only works once per battle. If his Heart is reduced to 0, it’s Game Over, regardless of who is still alive. I have him as damage-support throughout the entire game.

A low-moderate damage dealer when used in a conventional manner. Usually the fastest on the team, thus the first to act. Early-game, he will be the source for making allies or enemies Angry to your advantage. Mid-game, he can support allies by restoring their Juice or be a significant source of damage by hitting several enemies per turn. Late-game, he can support using skills that affect all allies or all enemies or become a high damage dealer. I prioritize him as support early-game and change him to damage-support mid and late-game.

Mainly a tank as she has high health while still dealing moderate-high damage. Early and mid-game, her happiness rubs off on others (can support allies by making them Happy or set an enemy Happy, which I never do). Late-game, she can help the team do more damage to an enemy or do high damage herself. I prioritize her as a tank early and mid-game and make her a tank-support end-game.

Mainly a support. Early in the game, he is a healer support. Mid-game, he can be a tank-support, supporting by restoring Hearts or Juice, lowering an enemy’s Attack, or taking hits for the team. At higher levels, he is a jack-of-all-trades. I prioritize him as a healer or damage reducer.

Note: I omitted details of their Follow-Up moves here. However, I will mention use of some in the boss battle strategies. Refer to BDtetra’s guide for the list of Follow-up moves and what exactly they do. You can also view this information in-game in the Self-Help Guide written by Hero. This information changes overtime as the bond between your friends grows stronger (occurs after beating the last mandatory boss of a Day).

Regarding Hero’s role as the healer, Emotion advantage and disadvantage also affect the amount of Hearts restored by his Skills. This was first realized during the fight against Slime Girls. I confirmed this based on an hour of testing each Emotion up to second stage (Ecstatic, Enraged, Depressed) and using Cook on Kel. If Hero has any kind of advantage versus the target ally while the ally is at stage 1 of an Emotion (ex: Sad Hero healing Happy Kel), the Hearts restored will be increased between 33-66%.* If the target ally was at stage 2 (ex: Sad Hero healing Ecstatic Kel), the percent increase can range between 66-100%*. If he has Emotion disadvantage versus the target ally (ex: Sad Hero healing Angry Kel), then, regardless of their stage, the amount restored is reduced by around 33%.** You may want to keep these things in mind when fighting Space Ex-Boyfriend, Sweetheart, and Slime Girls. Though, all strategies provided mainly utilize only one Emotion for the entire team and maintain the Emotion of choice, so you should not have to worry too much about it.

*These were rough estimates that varied due to Cook not actually restoring exactly 75% each use. When I used it without any Emotion advantage or disadvantage, 41-56 Hearts were restored out of 66. Don’t know if this was intended or not.

**Range of numbers were similar when testing versus stage 1 and 2, which was from 28-34 Hearts restored out of 66. This could potentially be wrong regarding stage 2.

***Values of stat modifications based on Emotion are all based on the tables provided in the booklet that comes with the physical edition of the game.

Underwater Highway comes after Last Resort. You may wish to return to any part of Headspace before proceeding onward (especially Vast Forest to water Basil’s flowers, provided you did so during Three Days Left). It will be a long walk back from Deeper Well if you decide that you need to buy items or finish certain quests.

Key Battle Info:

This section was not originally part of the guide, but I figured after having a certain item and questioning the Branch Coral’s trial, I decided to add this. As this is the final battle, there is no screenshot or direct reference to the boss.

A theory I had that I cannot confirm is that the Branch Coral trial directly affects the final battle having those stats carry over. Again, I don’t know if this is actually the case, and I have read online about the trial having no consequences. I am more inclined to believe it has no consequence, and even if it did affect the final battle, it would just mean needing an extra attack.

After all, the description is «To help you remember your friends. «

Remember to hit «Yes» when reaching the unique «Do you want to continue?» screen.