Grey Prince Zote slams his nail down where the Knight is when he reaches the apex of his leap, just before he flips. Nail Slam: Grey Prince Zote leaps into the air and slams his nail down.Grey Prince Zote can link into this attack after a Leap attack. Grey Prince Zote lands where he believes the Knight is going to be rather than where the Knight was. Moments later, he slams down, sending two large shockwaves across the arena in opposite directions. Shadow Slam: Grey Prince Zote leaps into the air, and as he lands, he transmutes into a pillar of shadows, launching himself high above the arena.These Zotelings remain in the arena until they are killed. The Zotelings deal half of the damage scaled with each version of Grey Prince Zote on rounding down to a minimum of 1. Grey Prince Zote spits out one to three Zotelings in rapid succession per attack. These Zotelings do not show up until Zote 2 and later. The other Zoteling Grey Prince Zote can spit is the Hopping Zoteling.

These Zotelings can show up with any version of Grey Prince Zote.

The first Zoteling Grey Prince Zote can spit is the Winged Zoteling.

Zotelings Spit: Grey Prince Zote spits out Zotelings that attack the Knight independently of Grey Prince Zote.

There is a variation to this attack where Grey Prince Zote prepares to flail, only to fall over, sending out the shockwaves immediately. While he is flailing, he moves with momentum, as if he were on ice. Once he is exhausted, he falls to the ground, sending out a shockwave in each direction. Grey Prince Zote flails his nail for 2-4 seconds.

Flail: Grey Prince Zote charges at the Knight, flailing his nail before him.

Was never a big fan of those bosses to begin with.įantastic answer and explanation. In that same vein of thought I suppose the White Defender wouldn't count either then. Strange, I wonder why I thought Zote counted as a percentage. Though, if you're simply aiming for the 'Steel Heart' achievement, then you can leave out 7% as the achievement requires 100% or above. Lifeblood added 1% which you get from killing the Hive Knight boss (who now also blocks the path to Hiveblood, which also gives 1%). Grimm Troupe has completion percentages tied to it: one from either of the charms that you pick, one from beating regular Grimm, and one from either beating NKG or banishing the troupe. None of the choice based achievements lock you out of completion percentages, as they either don't give any or have alternatives that give the same amount of completion.Īs far as Hidden Dreams is concerned, it's just extra essence. However, that hardly matters as you're going for 107% anyway. The only useful thing you'd get out of him is the extra essence. Originally posted by Kanra:Grey Prince doesn't count towards completion. Just trying to be as efficient as possible with my next playthrough. So, if anyone has a solid answer that would be radical. Without Zote alive, I wouldn't be able to gain that extra 1% from beating Grey Prince Zote, leaving my final total completion at 106% after everything is said and done.īeyond 106% just looking kind of lame on the file select screen, does this affect anything whatsoever? Do the Hidden Dreams, Grimm Troupe, and Lifeblood completion percentages 'count' towards the achievement itself? A lot of what I've read online seems to point towards the extra percentages not having any importance, but I've seen some conflicting information. The problem here is that I'm not sure I'd be able to get the 'Steel Heart' achivement if I don't save him. Re-enter the room and juggle his head around a bit, the poor sap. I'll let the Vengefly King have his meal, and ignore Zote's. One of the achievements I'm currently missing is 'Neglect', the one that requires you to leave Zote to die. oops), as well as wrap up any other one-off achivements I didn't snag my first run through, speedruning related ones aside. Going for my second round, I plan on doing Steel Soul 100% to net those two achivements, finish the game with the 'worst' ending (totally forgot Void Heart locks you out of that. I'm not referring to the 'completion rate' itself, I'm familiar with how that operates, the completion goal in question are the in-game achievements (or quests, as the Switch port dubs them). This time around, however, I've decided that I'd like to 100% the game. Hello all! So, I recently purchased Hollow Knight again on the Switch and I've been having an abosolute blast.

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