As you play Final Fantasy Resonance, you may be wondering where Sephiroth's Vision is. You can see it in the menu, greyed out, and certainly the iconic antagonist from Final Fantasy 7 wouldn't just be found in a shrine like the rest of the Visions from other games. Sephiroth is somewhat hidden, though to unlock him, you'll need to actually defeat him as a boss.
Below, we detail where to find Sephiroth's Vision, what the Vision does, and how to beat the Sephiroth boss in Final Fantasy Resonance. Once you get the airship at the start of Chapter 5, you can fly over to this whirlpool north of the bridge that leads to the desert in Grandshelt. When you float over it, you'll get a prompt to enter.
Once inside, you'll realize it's the same as the other Vision shrines. However, once you interact with the crystal, it will warn you that you need to take on a challenge before you can actually get the Vision. Proceed if you're ready, but consider reading up on what this boss does before you jump in.
Sephiroth is a three-phase fight, but the boss himself doesn't have separate health bars or anything like that. He has a total of 250,000 HP and stands at level 45, though you'll want to be quite a bit higher than that to take him down easier. Before you start, there are a few things you should know about the fight: If you've come here straight from unlocking the airship, it's very possible to coast through this game up to this point, just throwing damage at bosses until they die.
Sephiroth is the first boss in this game that truly punishes you for being unprepared, so don't fret if it takes a few tries. You will need to come in with a set strategy, appropriate Visions, and decent armor in order to beat him. With that being said, we've explained what your gameplan should look like for each phase in the sections below.
At the start of the fight, Sephiroth will alternate between dealing damage and casting "Masamune in Waiting," which makes him block and counter physical attacks. He'll cast various types of magic, as well as deal regular physical and dark physical damage. He does have higher magic defense during this phase, too.
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