This is a guide to beating the Boss Trypapolis in the game Final Fantasy 7 Remake (FF7R). This article explains Trypapolis's attack patterns, weaknesses, and tips and strategies for defeating them.

Trypapolis Basic Information

Stats and Weaknesses

Trypapolis
Species	Movement	Type
Unreadable	Grounded	Normal

Description

A subspecies of the varghidpolis that was created in experiments that violated every precept of bioethics. They can multiply by simple fission.

Assess (Tips)

If their attacks are interrupted while they are dancing, they clone themselves. Defeat the clone first to deal with the original effectively.

Trypapolis Stats

Trypapolis Weaknesses & Resistances

Stagger Rates

Melee	Ranged	Magic	Fire
×1	×1	×1	×1
Ice	Lightning	Wind	-
×1	×1	×1	-

Stagger Length

Rewards

Learnable Enemy Skills

No Enemy Skills can be learned from Trypapolis.

List of Enemy Skills

Trypapolis Boss Battle Guide

Trypapolis Abilities and Attack Patterns

Name	Element	Blockable?	Knockdown?	Status
Needle	-	Yes	No	-
	Crouches down and shoots 5 needles from its tail.
Screech	-	Yes	No	Stun (5 sec)
	Lets out a terrifying scream for 2 seconds that stuns those in range.
Aeroga		Yes	Yes	-
	Casts Aeroga on a target.
Dance	-	-	-	-
	Starts to dance, covering itself in a pink aura. Will split into a Proto Trypapolis if enough damage is dealt before it finishes dancing.

*Status Effects and Ailments Guide

Best Characters for This Boss

Available Characters

Cloud

Barret

Tifa

As Trypapolis is fought in Chapter 14, Aerith will be missing from your party.

Chapter 14: In Search of Hope Story Guide & Walkthrough

Recommended Characters

You'll be focusing on hitting repeatedly to raise the Trypapolis' Focus Gauges. Tifa is a great choice because she has a high damage per second rate, and her Abilities work well to fill up Focus Gauges and Stagger them.

Trypapolis Attack Phases

Phase 1

Tips & Strategies for Beating Trypapolis

★ Strategy Checklist ★ (Click to jump)
Focus on one at a time to Stagger it Attack Them While They're Dancing Watch out for Screech Use Poison to deal consistent damage Inflict Silence to block Aeroga

Focus on one at a time to Stagger it

In a three-on-three match, it can be tempting to divide up your time among the three enemies, but be sure to focus on hitting each one at a time, without spreading your damage output too thin. As Trypapolis is resistant to both Physical and Magic attacks, you'll want to focus on Staggering by hitting one with a flurry of attacks. Staggering will provide the damage and ATB boost needed to finish the job, so try taking them down one by one.

Focus Gauge and How to Stagger Enemies

Attack Them While They're Dancing

When they start dancing go after them! Attacking them during this ability will cause them to split in two, producing a Proto Trypapolis. While this may increase the number of enemies on the field, the Proto Trypapolis are not only weaker and have less HP, taking them down will reduce the Trypapolis it split from's HP by 30%! As the Trypapolis has high physical defense and doesn't stay staggered for long, this is one of the best ways to take care of them.

Watch out for Screech

The Trypapolis love to use Screech, a ranged attack that will leave your party members anywhere close paralyzed. As soon as you see the Screech Ability name, stop attacking and start blocking! You can block this attack to prevent its Paralyzing effect, and as it doesn't deal much damage, you'll be ready to deliver the next blow right away.

Use Poison to deal consistent damage

As Trypapolis takes reduced damage from both Physical and Magic attacks, finding other methods to deal damage to it can be helpful. Poison, which is not affected by Magic resistance, is a great way to deal consistent damage to Trypapolis throughout the battle.

How to Get the Poison Materia

Inflict Silence to block Aeroga

Aeroga is Trypapolis's most powerful attack, dealing 600-700 damage with each hit. If it's causing repeated damage to your party, hit it with Silence to completely block it from using Aeroga. As Trypapolis's other attacks don't have a high damage output, this should prepare you to hold strong if you're expecting a long fight.

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