Mundus is defeated, but there is one last challenge for the player before the game is over. If the player does not have the required three runes of DT Gauge, they can either taunt Mundus a couple of times, or perform a Charged Shot which will instantly fill the entire DT gauge. After the cutscene, Dante only has to enter Devil Trigger and fire a shot from Ebony & Ivory to finish the demon off. When Mundus' health is depleted, a cutscene will play. Dashing in to use Ifrit's Inferno is riskier, but will do a lot of damage, and Meteor can be effective too. If the DT Gauge runs out, throw out a Round Trip and use two-handed taunts to build it back up quickly. If the player has Vortex Level 2, this boss is rendered trivial as all that is necessary is to drop down when Mundus is at roughly half health since his beam attack can sometimes catch a frame of Vortex that is not an i-frame. If the battle continues much longer, Mundus will rear up and crush Dante with his bulk, killing him instantly. These do nothing by themselves, but indicate that the player is running out of space. As Mundus approaches the far wall, the same brightly-colored tentacles seen in Mission 21 will start to sprout from his body.
Crush: The principle threat in this fight. 
He does this twice during the battle: it is not an attack, and is only notable because Mundus is invincible during this animation.
Roar: Mundus raises his head high and bellows. Splatter: Striking Mundus with melee attacks will occasionally create a similar gore-splatter AoE effect to a Nobody's death animation, dealing minor damage. If Dante is standing right in front of Mundus the beam will pass over his head: if he is further back, it is necessary to jump. Green beam: Mundus sweeps a green beam from the right of the screen to the left twice during the battle. He has the following abilities in this form: This new form of Mundus crawls forward on his hands as damage gradually destroys the statue's majestic exterior, revealing the chaotic mass of flesh underneath. A pile of fallen rubble prevents Dante from escaping through the door. He is trapped up against the wall where the Key was, while Mundus starts out at the other end of the room. Walk into the room and the floor will collapse, dumping Dante into a battle with.ĭante is now in the room where he picked up the Rusty Key back in Mission 06: Evil of the Waterways. Once they are defeated, step into the workshop with the biplane. It is a good idea to use the Grenadegun and avoid using Devil Trigger in this fight, in order to build it up for the upcoming boss. In the long hallway is another sealed-room battle, this time with a pair of Blades: on Easy Automatic it is instead a group of blue Beelzebubs. Proceed through the door to the long hallway. There are Marionettes in the Cathedral which can be fought or ignored as the player wishes. Here, run around the gateway to the Underworld and jump on the eyeball platform, which will rise up and take Dante back to the normal Cathedral.Īt this point a second mission intro card is shown: this one only has the "Mission Start" option, so just click through it and continue. Break through the membrane, run up the corridor and examine the red circle on the floor to return to the Mirror World Cathedral. The next room has another single Frost on Normal or another Nobody on Easy Automatic, which can also be ignored if the player desires. If the player chose not to pick up the Untouchable in this room at the start of Mission 21, they should grab it before continuing on. This room seals as Dante enters, forcing him to fight a pair of small Nobodies. Regardless, the only way out is through the white membrane, back to the room where Dante defeated Nightmare. There is a single Frost located here near the Divinity Statue (or on Easy Automatic a pair of Plasmas), but the room is not sealed and the player can simply ignore it if they wish. 
Start out by walking back across the room (or Stinger out for speed) and cross the room with the heart to get to the room where Mission 21: Living Cave started. Sparda is embedded in the ground next to Trish and cannot be picked back up, so Dante will have to do without it in this mission. This is more than enough time, so resist the temptation to rush when fighting enemies in this mission. Dante is on a five minute timer, and has to get from the white temple-like room where the previous mission started to the workshop with the biplane.
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