7. Zatch Bell: Mamodo Fury Walkthrough Story Mode PT 7 (Zatch vs. Demolt/Zofis/Zeno) texture mods! 

Thank you so much! I knew this video would be the high point of the Mamodo Fury walkthrough (at least until we get to playing as NPC characters with mods), so I wanted to give it everything I had... in texture modding, gameplay, and even the thumbnail. I'm glad you enjoy them! :D

@@XZatchBellGamerX it is amazing y wouldn't anyone enjoy 😊

I'm glad you enjoyed it and got as much out of it as possible! :D I do remember doing some cinematic touches, like making Zatch and Kiyo walk through their Rashield after casting it against... Rops, was it? The Rauzaruk thing was a lot less subtle. Most of the time, I just tried to show everything the game had to offer. This happened the most against Demolt, Baltro, and Zeno I think.

They can be if you use Dolphin emulator! ;)

@@XZatchBellGamerX Well yeah but back then i didn't have access to Dolphin like i do now

Yup! Can you tell I played this battle and stage nonstop when I was a kid? lol That orange rooftop is my favorite spot in the whole game. I pretty much know this stage like the back of my hand, and when I discovered that you could do that one day when I was battling Zeno with Zatch in VS mode, I was floored. You just need to get your human partner to jump on top of the tallest stack of flour sacks and then jump up again as you clip through the lower roof and can just jump onto the next one from there. If your mamodo fails to follow you, it's super easy to get a mamodo up there by switching to them and then using their higher jump, and voila! I've always wanted to fight an opponent mamodo team on top of that roof with me, but the AI sadly isn't programmed to do that kind of parkour.

*LEVEL 38 (Zofis):* Now that we're in the final showdown against Zofis, he has unlocked his missing spell, and man is it a nightmare whenever he has an HP bar... Zofis' 2nd spell is *Gigarado Shield,* which functions less like his disc-shaped shield from the anime and more like the defense system that his Milordo-Z helmet gave him against Brago and Sherry for a short while in the anime, allowing him to repel any attack with a forcefield. Zofis generates a large pink forcefield around himself that nullifies any attack (but it's buggy against some other characters' spells for some reason like Brago's *Ion Gravirei)* . It wears off after a while and normally wouldn't be too bad if not for one thing: he is completely able to keep casting spells while the shield is active. This means he can freely cast *Radom* and *Rond Radom* while he is momentarily invulnerable to any attacks. He also makes sure to stay close to Koko, so it will be difficult to target her as well since his shield will get in the way and absorb the damage. Fortunately, this shield also has one other property that helps get an A rank: it will automatically destroy any debris on contact... which means if Zofis decides to run into a pillar or a rock while *Gigarado Shield* is active, he will almost certainly inflict Koko with damage from the shrapnel of the destroyed objects. Your main goal here is to simply cast *Bao Zakeruga.* In order to unlock *Bao Zakeruga,* you'll need to use more than just *Zaker* and *Rashield* this time... You'll have to cast the occasional *Zakeruga* and maybe even *Jikerdor* every so often, even though *Jikerdor* is useless in this stage but very good for building up the *Bao Zakeruga* spell. Simply survive and fend off their attacks as you cast spells at either Koko or the debris around her. Don't bother trying to cast spells on Zofis, because he'll likely deflect the damage with his maxed out defense spirit stat, which buys you no time at all. Eventually, you'll have *Bao Zakeruga* ready, but make sure Koko doesn't sneak up on you and knock out your book, or you'll have to start all over again! *LEVEL 39 (Zeno):* This opponent and stage are both playable in VS Mode, but his stats are all maxed out to the breaking point in this level, which makes defeating him with an A rank quite challenging. We're just lucky that this windmill stage is so open and filled with large structures, making it easy to run and hide when you need to recover your Spirit Energy. You know what's up Zeno's sleeve, every single spell that he has is a mirror copy of Zatch's spells but colored blue. However, what's very important to mention is that there is a strange bug (or perhaps an intentional edit made to the English version) where Zatch's *Zaker* spell is able to break through Zeno's *Zaker* spell. In any other mode, the two spells cancel each other out, but in this story section, Zatch's *Zaker* overpowers Zeno's *Zaker* every time. Take full advantage of this fact, because it is key to defeating him. The stage offers some cool gimmicks that make your battle all the more interesting, such as destructible crates, sacks of flour that produce smokescreens, a way to actually get both Zatch and Kiyo on top of the roof of a building, and even 2 windmills that can topple their blades on top of the opponent if the opponent is near them when you hit the blades twice with a projectile attack. *Jikerdor* is useless in this level unless you want to use it to build up power for *Bao Zakeruga,* but it's worth mentioning that the only spells Zeno will use here are *Zaker, Rashield,* and *Zakeruga.* He doesn't bother with *Jikerdor* or *Rauzaruk* even though he has them available, and he of course won't use his ultimate spell *Zeo Zakeruga,* because he wants to toy with you. Zeno and Dufort usually know when to pull back until they're ready to perform a counterattack, but aren't very good at moving around obstacles to find their target and will often just fire lightning toward you even if you're behind something indestructible. They know that it doesn't matter if you cower the whole time, because they'll still win if the time runs out, so you have no choice but to go out and fight because time will certainly run out before you can muster *Bao Zakeruga* enough times to K.O. them from the safety of your hiding place. Yellowtail will be hiding in the crates that you can destroy, so try to save those until you actually need an HP boost. What you really want to do more than anything here is similar to what we were doing for our Victoream strategy. Get close to Zeno and Dufort and then dash to the left or right as soon as they cast a spell at you. Then, strike back immediately with a targeted *Zaker* attack, preferably on Dufort. Only use *Zakeruga* sparingly, because Zeno loves to just absorb its damage and Dufort has a better dash than any other character in the game, allowing him to breeze through most projectiles with ease. They do not run out of Spirit Energy at all and seem to have a nearly endless supply of it, so don't rely on them to ever be low on power. You're just going to have to time your *Zaker* attacks carefully so that they blow through Zeno's *Zaker* blasts, or you hit Zeno JUST as soon as you finish dodging one of his spells with your dash followed by an immediate target selector. *LEVEL 40 (Zeno):* At long last, we've reached the final level in the rather extensive story mode of Mamodo Fury... This level is definitely easier than the previous one because of the objective: cast *Bao Zakeruga.* The only thing you need to be warned about here is that Zeno WILL cast his *Zeo Zakeruga* ultimate spell on you now once he unlocks it, and if you get hit by it, it's an instant K.O. if you perform badly at the defense inputs, or an absolutely lethal blow if you do well at the defense inputs. You can't be struck by this spell and still get an A rank, it's completely impossible because it does insane amounts of damage that you cannot bounce back from. Your goal here is to fend off Zeno and Dufort with your spells. Don't just hide behind a building and cast spells at nothing to try and build up the *Bao Zakeruga* spell safely, because Dufort can cast spells much faster than Kiyo can and they WILL get their ultimate spell before you do. Just like the second battle against Rops and Apollo, it's a race to see who can get their ultimate spell first. Since it will take 6 book swats to knock out Dufort's book, I don't recommend even attempting it... You just have to keep him and Zeno at bay by firing spells at them and not giving them enough time to continuously cast attacks. If you're applying pressure, they'll usually run around more often than they would if you're just hiding behind an indestructible wall. Dufort almost never sits down and rests unless it's after he can be sure he's protected by his *Rashield* spell, so patiently waiting for their *Rashield* to go away and then trying to cast *Zaker* at Dufort is usually a decent tactic. Don't bother with *Rauzaruk* unless you decide to only cast it ONCE, because it will take up way too much time on the clock and give Zeno and Dufort ample time to catch up to you in the race to unlock the strongest spell by casting spells of their own even though you're invincible in your *Rauzaruk* state. Try for a few *Jikerdor* spells if you want, because those are good for building up *Bao Zakeruga* all the quicker. But what you really want to do is primarily focus on *Zaker, Rashield,* and *Zakeruga.* If you can get on top of that building with the orange roof, having the high ground will usually disorient Zeno and Dufort a bit. You'll be hard to hit as long as you can maneuver on top of the roof and you'll be able to cast spells at them from a safe distance that they can't do much about. Fight carefully and you should be able to unlock *Bao Zakeruga* before they maim you with *Zeo Zakeruga.* But it may take a handful of tries before fortune decides to smile on you and bestow you with the golden key to victory.

Oh, absolutely. Whoever handled the audio for Mamodo Fury shouldn't have even been paid for this job.... The compression was so bad you would think that they were hard of hearing despite being in the sound engineering field. I'm pretty sure all that compression was done to make space on the disc as they prepared to port the game to Gamecube (which the Japanese version does not have), but it's SO bad that for the longest time I thought the audio for their performances was recorded digitally online from a horrible computer microphone. But there are a few sound clips in the game that were left-over by accident and feature the dialogue in perfect quality, such as Robnos and Ruku's lines. We could've had something with so much more quality if that person hadn't botched the project... It's probably for the best that we don't know their name, honestly. As for Koko's voice in this game, I think that's also partially the voice direction at work. The way she delivers the spells sounds so much more violent and visceral than how she sounds in the anime or Mamodo Battles. They really wanted to drive home that she was deep into her cruel personality and I actually didn't mind it. If only it didn't sound so dang compressed... Eido was strange, too, yeah. I used to think that they couldn't get his voice actor and had to use a stand-in, but that's actually not the case at all according to the ending credits.

LOL! I'm positive that's a bug in his dialogue. It seems to cycle between the usual "Go, Zatch!" and "I'm sorry, Zatch, I'll help you right away" and, for some reason, the dialogue he's supposed to use if time is running out or you get blasted by a deadly attack. All I know is that Kiyo REALLY thinks we need to defeat Zofis as soon as possible apparently. lol

It looks like this is a way of saying "Good stuff," so thank you. :D

The game requires you to be playing it on hard difficulty in order to get past Demolt. If the game is only letting you reach Demolt and Zofis blows up the staircase after that, then it means you're playing on normal difficulty.

Unfortunately, Zofis is not a playable character, probably because he only has 3 spells. I will upload a video in the future that shows you how to play as any non-playable character by modding the game, but that could be a while from now. If you'd like to try and figure it out for yourself before then, you can learn everything you need to know from this video made by the Mamodo Fury modding legend himself: Superrsonic. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-atjIu5cNXNc.html