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Corrupt Cloches

The Impure residing in the The City of Bells, homeworld to The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

This boss had its concept derived from the Alexander summon, the Iron Giant fiends from Final Fantasy series, the rook piece added with bells.
Taking form of a giant hulking figure, the Impure boasts great defense and easily swats off any physical attacks.

Zenith and Dorothy are deployed into the World where Quasimodo lives, investigating the corrupt jurisdiction and heinous activities of Judge Frollo and at the same time hunting down this Impure.
As Judge Frollo had been sniffing out gypsies, the corrupt figurehead had gotten himself busy by capturing and imprisoning the Black and White Mages while they were seeking refuge from the oslaught of Black Waltz #3.
Also due to their association with sorcery was the reason they got caught in the first place and soon to be executed.
This counts as a rescue mission as Dorothy calls the other Over Crossers for back-up in freeing the refugees consisting of mages and gypsies after matters got out of hand.

After the plotline of The Hunchback of Notre Dame ends when Frollo is confronted, the Corrupt Cloches manifests itself.
Being a boss with high defenses and strength rate (unless the Over Crossers had been level grinding to prepare for this fight), this Impure has a severe weakness against any sort of spells, a reference to how magic/sorcery is despised in The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Zenith constantly keeping it busy while Dorothy charges up her powerful spells. The 3rd party member would either be one of the assisting Over Crossers or a guest star party member.
In low HP threshold, the Impure chimes its bells to disrupt magic casting, hence preventing it from doing so becomes main priority otherwise they'll have to stick to physical attacks and healing items. In weakened state, it loses both the bell shoulders and instead resorts to utilize the giant gear on its back.
Take serious precautions.

This boss represents the very grim original source for The Hunchback of Notre Dame and the 'sepia' photo effect.

Description
Corrupt Cloches

The Impure residing in the The City of Bells, homeworld to The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

This boss had its concept derived from the Alexander summon, the Iron Giant fiends from Final Fantasy series, the rook piece added with bells.
Taking form of a giant hulking figure, the Impure boasts great defense and easily swats off any physical attacks.

Zenith and Dorothy are deployed into the World where Quasimodo lives, investigating the corrupt jurisdiction and heinous activities of Judge Frollo and at the same time hunting down this Impure.
As Judge Frollo had been sniffing out gypsies, the corrupt figurehead had gotten himself busy by capturing and imprisoning the Black and White Mages while they were seeking refuge from the oslaught of Black Waltz #3.
Also due to their association with sorcery was the reason they got caught in the first place and soon to be executed.
This counts as a rescue mission as Dorothy calls the other Over Crossers for back-up in freeing the refugees consisting of mages and gypsies after matters got out of hand.

After the plotline of The Hunchback of Notre Dame ends when Frollo is confronted, the Corrupt Cloches manifests itself.
Being a boss with high defenses and strength rate (unless the Over Crossers had been level grinding to prepare for this fight), this Impure has a severe weakness against any sort of spells, a reference to how magic/sorcery is despised in The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Zenith constantly keeping it busy while Dorothy charges up her powerful spells. The 3rd party member would either be one of the assisting Over Crossers or a guest star party member.
In low HP threshold, the Impure chimes its bells to disrupt magic casting, hence preventing it from doing so becomes main priority otherwise they'll have to stick to physical attacks and healing items. In weakened state, it loses both the bell shoulders and instead resorts to utilize the giant gear on its back.
Take serious precautions.

This boss represents the very grim original source for The Hunchback of Notre Dame and the 'sepia' photo effect.