Make sure you have some anti-paralysis equipment and plenty of Panacea Bottles on hand, or else, these enemies will give you a hard time. Being paralyzed means that your attacks and combos will be constantly interrupted, leaving you and your party members vulnerable to other enemy threats.
The Skunks in the Fens of Nog and Warg Forest are very annoying and irritating to fight because of their stink attack, which has a high chance of paralyzing you almost instantly. Fans were happy to see Zaveid again in this game, this time as a reoccurring character with more screentime to flesh out his character and backstory, as many considered him one of the best aspects of Tales of Zestiria. Benwick proved to be endearing due to being a Nice Guy and being genuinely useful to the party. Grimoirh won over fans from her first appearance between not being frightened by Velvet attempting to scare her into helping them and acting as Laphicet's mentor. The fact he asks the group to spare Morgrim while not crying for his death makes him further endearing. And then he reveals that he had his malak restrain his abilities rather than enhance them, making him the most powerful human character in the game. He's the Token Good Teammate on the Exorcists' side, has a cat malak he treats well, and is incredibly badass, to the point where people wished he was a protagonist or a party member. Shi gu re is probably the best example in the game. However, just like any other Tales games, there are many well-liked secondary characters. Ensemble Dark Horse: Similar to Tales of Vesperia, this appears to be averted since Velvet is the most popular character from the cast. The boss fights against Therion Theresa and Armatized Oscar are another one of a different variety- the enemies themselves don't get particularly harder, but they have more skills that can stun your party, which wears down their soul gauges. Difficulty Spike: West Laban Tunnel has the first one, the Morgana Woods the second. Basically every enemy in the final dungeon has a combination of these things, but Bearers of Salvation have all of them. They are also incredibly fast on the field, to the point where they can easily catch up to a Geoboard-using player. They fly and are hard to hit they gang up on you, never seeming to come in anything less than squadrons of six they do tons of Cherry Tapping even if you're blocking, meaning that three of them can chip off half of your HP without actually landing a hit, technically speaking they have something like twice your movespeed, making it incredibly difficult to land a massive Consuming Claw for crowd control and of course they have Hit Points for days. Demonic Spiders: Fittingly, most of the mobs in The Very Definitely Final Dungeon seem to fit this, but the "Bearer of Salvation" insect enemies are the worst of the lot. It will still take some time to take him down though. He doesn't have a lot of high-damaging spells to look out for like Kamoana and Medissa, and his other attacks can be easily avoided. Breather Boss: Therion Orthrus is this in comparison to the other Therion bosses before and after him. And it has no relation to the plot whatsoever, and it's never brought up ever again, even in another skit. 
It's completely out of character for Magilou, even taking in her status as The Gadfly. It qualifies as unlike most skits, it has no relation to the plot or what the party is doing at the current time.
Big-Lipped Alligator Moment: The skit where Magilou flashes Laphicet. Base-Breaking Character: Kamoana is either a Creepy Cute Woobie that you just want to hug, or an annoying brat who won't stop crying. #TALES OF BERSERIA ELEANOR ARTE SETUP SERIES#
Awesome Music: The series has its own page.That being said, his attacks do a lot of AOE damage, so if your team is mostly melee fighters, he can do a lot of damage to them quickly. (While it can potentially kill your party members, it lacks any significant range, meaning he'll probably only kill one party member when he gets it off, if he kills any party members at all).
Lastly, he lacks any means to inflict a Total Party Wipe on your party unlike Innominat's Insubstantiality from the previous fight aside from his Mystic Arte. Third, his attacks are not all that dangerous most of your characters can decently tank his attacks without much trouble. Second, he lacks any Malak Artes, meaning your spellcaster can pelt him with Malak Artes from afar. Meaning your party will gang up on him and stunlock him easily.
First, you're fighting a single opponent as opposed to the Dual Boss right before. The second phase of the final fight with Artorious is a bit of a pushover compared to the first phase.
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