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How To Defeat Mumyo In Nioh 2

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Nioh 2 will dish out tons of boss fights and its up to you how you face them, you can make things easier by exploiting the weaknesses of these bosses and knowing when to attack. Mumyo boss fight can be completed under 2 minutes and this guide will show you how to defeat Mumyo in Nioh 2.

How To Quickly Defeat Mumyo

To defeat Mumyo, you will have to increase your stats in three specific areas, all the stats you increase will benefit you in either restoring your Health, Ki or other benefits.

To defeat Mumyo, you will need to have a good enough level of around 200 in Nioh 2. Along with this you will need to have 90+ stats in Constitution. This will lead you to have more life and increase HP.

Mumyo’s attacks are slow but they are strong and if you are hit it may end up killing you in one attack itself. Along with Constitution you will need at least 35+ stat in Skill, having good amount of Skill will ensure that your Ki Pulse improves giving you an instant boost of Ki when needed.

Another stat you will need to take care of if Magic, this determines the power of and capacity of your Onmyo Magic. having more stats in Magic will allow you to learn more Onmyo Magic and you can carry more of it too.

Tips to Defeat Mumyo In Nioh 2

Mumyo can be defeated very easily but you have to make sure that you have a really good Switchglaive to match that of Mumyo, after that all you have to make sure is that you will need to retreat after each hit.

You will only get a moment’s notice but you will have to push in attack Mumyo and then retreat, make sure that you keep a good enough distance before attacking as Mumyo will attack you with her own Switchglaive.

Her attacks can be very powerful and if you give her the chance, she will deal consecutive damage to you. Make sure that you roll back and not next to hear to dodge her attacks as the range of her attack will still hit you and cause damage.

The best course of action is to attack her and then pull back, let her come towards you and attack. As soon as she tries to attack you, dodge it and then reply with an attack of your own. This is all there is to know about how to defeat Mumyo in Nioh 2.

Mumyo Drops In Nioh 2

  • Wooden Switchglaive
  • Master Swordsman’s Sandals
  • Black Lotus
  • Kintaro’s Greaves

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