Rampage Drive, Shouting Tiara and Magical Magus are Monad Passage bosses in Persona 3 Reload. Read on to learn how to beat these three bosses, know their location, weaknesses and resistances, as well as the recommended party setup for defeating them.
Do Not Bring Party Members Weak to Electric and Ice
Yukari and Akihiko can sit out this battle, since they’re weak to electric and ice, respectively. Rampage Drive casts Cruel Attack on downed enemies after it casts Mabufula, which can be deadly. Avoid these weaknesses by bringing in Mitsuru and Aigis along with Junpei.
Use Sylphid Aura Before Battle
Sylphid Aura is Fuuka‘s navigational skill that increases your attack, defense, accuracy, and evasion for your next battle. You can only use this skill outside of battle so make sure to use it before engaging with this boss.
Use Theurgy to Quickly Take Out Shouting Tiara
Shouting Tiara is the most annoying one and should be defeated first, as it is able to cast buffs and Makarakarn and Tetrakarn on the other two. Make sure to max out everyone’s Theurgy meter before heading into battle with these three bosses. These powerful skills will almost immediately take out the Shouting Tiara.
Take Out Reflecting Walls
Shouting Tiara will cast Makarakarn and Tetrakarn on its two allies. These skills reflect magic attacks and physical attacks, respectively. There are a few ways to get around these annoying skills:
- Take out Shouting Tiara before it’s able to cast
- Do not hit the reflect but deal minimal damage with other attacks
- Have your attack reflect and tank the damage to remove the wall for good
- Equip a Persona that can Resist, Nullify or Absorb the reflected damage
- Use Almighty-type skills
Defeat Bosses One at a Time
Since Rampage Drive and Magical Magus have no weaknesses, triggering an All-Out Attack is unlikely. Instead, defeat them one at a time by focusing medium-damage physical and magic attacks on one enemy.
Use Rakunda to Weaken Their Defense
Having a Rakunda spell will make each boss easier to take down. Only cast Rakunda on the boss you’re focusing on before moving on to the next one.
