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I could not get the dodge timing right to reliably evade his combos and just ended up pouring DPS into him at the transition, stacking as much poison as I could and using a stim to be able to keep chain dodging and getting in strikes when I could. Combined with the inhibit you get no heals from your companion making it even worse. 2 times I had him with 1-3% health and just could not get the last hit in with how fast he combos. It took me nearly 2 hours and probably 30 attempts to finally kill him. Mido was a nightmare, I think he was even worse for me than Gilded Hunter, which was previously the hardest boss fight to do. After 15 attempts or so I looked up the strat and kept getting wrecked by the time bombs while trying to pin down the Blade, I finally said F' it and went after Cannoneer first and had a much easier time.

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Check out our Code Vein boss weapons showcase below. One perk of defeating a boss is unlocking their boss weapon. These bosses can be difficult to fight, but are also very rewarding to take down. Once I was able to somewhat anticipate the Blade I was able to pick apart the Cannoneer in my 2H build with stun and stagger then finish her off. In Code Vein you will spend the bulk of your time facing off against the bosses of the various areas you will explore. I would say Mido is much worse than the previous boss. I'm going to go against the consensus on this one. He was a little stamina intense at times too due to my low level but I don't think that is a big deal at higher levels, is what I'd say but I don't actually know how much stamina increases as you level. Before the Great Collapse, Mido adopted orphans to conduct barbaric experiments on them and sent his experiments to the battlefields. I think knowledge of him is the most annoying aspect.

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Some are also odd like the homing as you might die to it thinking it was avoided just to fine the tracking on it is actually quite intense and can full 180 to get you unlike, as far as I know, any other ability in the game. Making it a bit more complicated is some of them don't even make it obvious when they killed you and you have multiple potentially confusing abilities going on at once and it further distorts the understanding of the situation. I feel some of his bigger issues are his visual design doesn't make it obvious WHAT the heck his abilities do at times until you eventually learn through multiple attempts. I didn't think he was too bad by the time I finished him, but I did die several times to him initially due to my low HP since my first run is a level 1 run and he has pretty absurd damage output at my level, especially in the second phase.