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Neo Astaroth
Shc monster 102
Shadow Hearts: Covenant
HP 6120
MP 630
Element Non-Elemental
Weight Light
Abilities
Delay

Barrier
Bright Crest
Meteor Burst
Cure Plus

Location Immortal Mountain
Immunities
Poison

Deadly Poison
Paralysis
Seal
Petrify
Slow
Instant Death
HP Down
P-ATK Down
Sp-ATK Down
P-DEF Down
Sp-DEF Down
Evade Down

EXP Gained 460000
Cash 470000
Souls Gained 270
Item Drops Delay 3

Astaroth Crest

NOTE -

A major boss Enemy in Shadow Hearts: Covenant

Bestiary Entry

Freed of Nicolai's ego, his terrible presence drives men to slaughter each other like crazed animals. This suits Astaroth, who prefers his own hands unsullied.

Strategy

Astaroth has gained lots of HP, but he still has some of the traits from his first form.

He has his annoying Delay physical attack, but you can counter that with Arc Gale. Still, it's a good idea to keep an eye on that turn meter. Oddly enough, he's not immune to Delay himself, so equip the Delay 2 and Delay 1 on your main physical fighters. This will help a lot.

He still loves casting Bright Crest, so Yuri and Lucia should look out. One member of your party should be ready to cast Arc Cure whenever Bright Crest damages your party. Remember, this causes S-Def Down, so kill him quickly. Arc Barrier isn't a bad idea either. Look out, though, he can cast Barrier on himself!

Here you have two good options, the first is casting things like Arc Rage, Energy Charge, Lucia's 100% critical oil, or even all three of those. The second option probably won't apply for a lot of people, but it could still work.

If Anastasia is in your party and has learned the "Remove" album from Oscar, she can blow away Neo Astaroth's Barrier if you play a S-Atk kind of game. Here's something important, at low HP he'll cast Cure Plus on himself! It only heals around 800 HP, so just chip away at his health, and you will emerge victorious.

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Etymology

"Neo" comes from the Latin, "Nova" which translates as "New".