Bosses

1. From the first awakening to reawakening

The first seal summons the body. Once the body has appeared, the second seal of the encounter onward meets the condition for 10 seconds of groggy. You do not need to defeat the same type of statue twice.

1. Battle begins: The first-awakening effect gives each of the five statues 2.88T max HP. A hit that brings HP below the sealing threshold starts the sealing sequence.
2. First statue sealed: The shared seal count becomes 1, and the body's first appearance is requested 1.5 seconds later. Nearby statues lose their initial -60% max HP effect, and eligible other statues also receive healing.
3. Second and later seals: The shared count continues to rise. If the body already exists and the count is greater than 1, its current action is canceled and 10 seconds of groggy is requested. Statue max HP increases and healing of other statues also occur at this seal event.
4. The sealed statue awakens again: It returns after the 85-second sealed-state skill and a separate awakening animation. The initial max HP -60% is not reapplied, and the shared seal count does not reset.

The count increases before the groggy condition is checked. Sealing another statue during the first 1.5 seconds before the body appears, or while the body is already groggy, needs separate consideration. Do not add groggy duration as consecutive seals × 10 seconds.

The 85-second sealed state is the duration of a separate follow-up skill. The sealing animation takes 2.7 seconds and the awakening animation takes 5.5 seconds; the sealed state is set to end at 5.2 seconds into awakening. Adding these values alone does not establish the complete in-game cycle.

2. Statue max HP grows with the shared seal count

The count tracks seals shared within range, not how many times that particular statue has reawakened. Sealing one statue changes the max HP of other statues still fighting at that moment.

These calculations assume the shared count is received normally and no other max-HP modifiers apply. After the first seal, max HP at count n is 7.2T × 1.25ⁿ⁻¹. Displayed values are rounded; differences from intermediate integer processing have not been verified.

For example, if Ariel is sealed first and all four other statues are sealed before Ariel returns, the shared count is 5. Ariel's max HP is then also about 17.5781T. Its second awakening does not always mean 7.2T max HP.

A max-HP increase does not establish an equal immediate gain in current HP. This table alone cannot tell you whether a statue reawakens at full HP or how much damage it still needs. Healing of current HP and regeneration while sealed are separate.

3. How much do other statues heal after a seal?

The base healing input is 58–62% of the recipient statue's max HP, not its remaining or missing HP. The healing operation runs after the max-HP changes.

• Targets: Other statues within 100m of the statue triggering the seal.
• Excluded: The statue triggering the seal, statues executing the sealing animation or sealed-state skill, and the Pink Bean body.
• Additional recovery: HP recovery +20% is configured at the first awakening. Multiplying by this modifier alone gives 69.6–74.4% of max HP.

These are conditional calculation examples. Actual HP gained after all other recovery modifiers and the max-HP cap has not been verified. A sealed statue's own regeneration is separate from this immediate healing.

Practical implication: If you partially damage two statues but seal only one, the other can recover much of that earlier damage. If both have entered their sealing animations, both are excluded from the healing targets above. However, hitting two statues with one area attack does not guarantee simultaneous sealing.

5. The body gains damage reduction rather than max HP

Statue max HP increases with the shared seal count. The body keeps 120T max HP and gains stronger damage reduction as its remaining HP falls. Do not apply the statue HP growth table to the body.

Player damage uses a square-root adjustment in both regular Pink Bean raids and the Guild Raid. An integer square root is applied to hit value D after ordinary damage calculation and the damage-taken modifiers below. Under otherwise identical conditions, 4 times the damage entering this step gives roughly 2 times the output. This does not mean that monster damage to players uses this square-root adjustment.

The numeric Defense of 20,000 is separate. For ordinary damage with 0 Defense Penetration and no defense-ignore effect, the defense step is 5,000 ÷ (20,000 + 6,000) ≈ 0.1923×, before the square root. Do not combine Defense and the damage reduction below into one value.

Scaling as the body loses HP

Based on the body's HP, damage dealt by the body and statues increases and the body receives additional damage reduction. These values are set to be reevaluated every 0.5 seconds. Damage reduction begins at 90% body HP or below and reaches a maximum of 95%.

The final column shows one step accounting only for the body's HP-loss passive and groggy. It is not a final damage multiplier including Defense, Hugin's effect, attacker options, the square root or subsequent HP processing. The damage-dealt increase does not change the base Attack of 45M itself; it applies during damage calculation after combining the ordinary pattern's Attack-based + target max-HP-based inputs.

Groggy adds -100 percentage points to damage reduction

Groggy adds -100 percentage points to the body's damage-reduction modifier. If normal reduction is r, this step is 1−r normally and 2−r during groggy. Groggy does not always double final damage.

Assuming no extra damage against incapacitated targets and otherwise identical conditions, the groggy benefit including the square root is approximately √((2−r)/(1−r)): about 1.73× at 50% body HP and about 4.58× at 5% HP. These examples exclude integer truncation, subsequent HP processing and additional effects; they are not guaranteed multipliers for every character.

Hugin's 35% and recovery reduction are separate

Hugin grants the same monster faction damage reduction +35% for a base 15 seconds. This is a different damage term from the body's HP-based reduction; do not add the percentages and assume 100% invulnerability. With no other modifier of the same type, this step is ×0.65. Player damage then goes through the square root.

Being hit also applies HP recovery -3 percentage points, base 20 seconds, up to 30 stacks (-90 percentage points). Debuff removal and Munin's immunity cannot prevent it. Per-stack expiry, duration refresh on further hits and the character's final recovery amount are separate questions. The Pink Bean Slayer medal's owned effect is Final Damage +3%.

6. Statue attacks and debuffs

A = the attacking statue's current Attack; H = the hit player's max HP. Each formula below is the damage input for one hit, before Defense, damage modifiers, evasion and other processing determine final HP loss. Base Attack A is 45M.

Cooldowns are base skill settings, not exact repeat intervals. Cast animations, follow-up waits, sealing and other patterns can delay them. A missing initial-delay setting is labeled “Not separately set.” Pattern names describe their behavior.

For example, Ariel's delayed hit inputs 18M + 35% of the player's max HP at base Attack. Because damage includes a max-HP-based term, the statue's 45M Attack alone cannot determine survivability. Total damage from attacks across multiple areas and persistent areas requires actual hit-count verification.