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Morphix Guide - Boss Location and Rewards

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Morphix boss guide for NTE (Neverness to Everness). Includes Pawn Moonlight Anomaly pilgrimage location, best teams for boss fight, attack patterns, strategy, tips, and more.

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Hethereau Boss List and Locations

Morphix Boss Location

Green Wall Slope in Bridge Crossings

NTE: Neverness to Everness Morphix Location Image

In NTE, Morphix is a boss that appears near Emerald Hill in "Bridge Land." Once you defeat it, you can fast travel directly to its location from the map, making farming much easier.

Morphix Unlock Condition

NTE: Neverness to Everness Pawn Moonlight Image

To challenge this boss, you must have cleared the special episode If you haven't unlocked it yet, complete the required quest from the quest list first.

Morphix Clear Rewards

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Defeating Morphix in the Anomaly Pilgrimage rewards you with "Good Boy Stamp", an essential material for character growth and enhancement. Be sure to farm this content regularly to stock up on it. Additionally, your first clear rewards you with the S-rank Arc "Good Boy's Grand Adventure."

Morphix Boss Defeat Reward List

Morphix Boss Features

Has Long-Range Flying Disc Attacks

NTE: Neverness to Everness Morphix Discs Image

Morphix primarily uses close-range attacks, but it also has long-range flying disc attacks. Keeping your distance does not guarantee safety, so you need to constantly watch the enemy's movements to position yourself correctly.

Cosmos Attacks Are Effective

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Morphix's weakness is set to the "Cosmos" attribute. Attacking with the weakness attribute allows you to efficiently reduce the enemy's break value resistance, giving you an advantage in battle.

Best Team for Morphix

NTE Charge Team - Best Team Against Morphix

The most recommended team is a team centered around Esper Zero, which covers the enemy's Cosmos weakness and can activate the Dual Esper Cycle "Charge". Activating Charge lets you use your Ultimate more frequently, making the fight much easier.

Charge Team

DPSAnimaLakshanaSurvival
Esper ZeroEsper ZeroJiuyuanJiuyuanHathorHathorFadiaFadia

This team is built around Esper Zero's Charge enhancements. It focuses on activating Charge through Instant Cycle to repeatedly unleash Ultimates and maximize damage output.

Morphix Boss Fight Tips

Keep a Proper Distance

If you get too far from Morphix, it will use powerful long-range attacks that are difficult to dodge. Unless you need to evade a specific attack, it's best to stay close to the boss.

Watch Out for the Flying Disc Rail Counter

The flying disc attacks show a red warning, but even if you successfully use a rail counter, you will only deflect the disc and cannot stun the enemy. The ultimate dodge also won't trigger automatically, so it's better to prioritize evasion over counter-attacking.

No Special Mechanics

NTE: Neverness to Everness Morphix Moonlight Pawnbroker Image

The version of Morphix encountered during anomaly pilgrimage farming has This fight is a straightforward test of your team's power, so make sure your characters are well-trained before challenging the boss.

Morphix Attack Patterns

Flying Disc Attack into Charge

This is a combo where the flying disc is followed by a charge. A rail counter is possible, but we recommend deflecting the disc with a normal attack and timing your ultimate dodge for the charge.

Flying Disc Attack into Pounce 1

This is an attack where Morphix warps backward, throws a disc, and then pounces. The motion is long, and using a skill to counter the disc can prevent you from dodging the pounce in time, so be careful.

Flying Disc Attack into Pounce 2

In this variant, Morphix warps backward, throws a disc, and then pounces. The difference is that it warps to a position on the ground, and the disc homes in on you for a period of time.

Double Claw

The Double Claw is an attack where Morphix claws with its forearm, warps, then claws again. Because the position changes with the warp, dodging backward makes it easier to consistently land an ultimate dodge or counter.

Full-Range Circle Attack

This is a flashy, wide-ranging attack performed after a large wind-up. This attack is often followed by the Double Claw, so be prepared to dodge again immediately.

Claw, Tail, and Charge Combo

This is a combo where a claw attack after warping leads into an aerial charge. The first claw can trigger a rail counter, so be ready to counter it as soon as you see the warp.

Spin Charge into Claw

This is an attack where Morphix warps with a feint, performs a spin charge, warps again, and then claws. The final claw can trigger a rail counter, so stay calm and aim for the counter once you see the spin charge.

Field Explosion and Charge

This is a powerful technique where Morphix floats in the air and causes three explosions before charging. Even if you use an ultimate dodge on the explosions, the enemy remains airborne and your counter won't connect, so focus on evasion and save your counter for the final charge.

[HP Below 50%] Bite and Pounce

The Bite and Pounce is a combo that branches from the Double Claw when the boss's HP is below 50%. All hits show red warnings, so watch the boss's movements carefully and time your dodges.

[HP Below 50%] Double Claw into Combo

This combo consists of two Double Claw attacks followed by the Claw, Tail, and Charge combo. The first claw of the final combo sequence can trigger a rail counter, so if the bite variant doesn't appear, calmly aim for the counter.

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