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Defeat corvid enemies new world


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Cacophonic Corvid is a Fiend Intel Combat Assignment in the Junon Region of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth (FF7 Rebirth). Learn the strategies on how to pressure Fonadu, how to beat this Fiend Intel, how to unlock, and where to find this Fiend Intel on the map.

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How to Pressure Fonadu
Inflicting enough damage will cause it to retaliate with a stormy attack, but evading this invade will pressure it.

Inflicting Fonadu with enough damage will cause it to retaliate with its Death from Above ability. To initiate that ability easily, equip a Wind Materia and cast Aero spells after dealing enough harm against the Fonadu.

This will make the Fonadu use its Death from Above ability which you need to dodge in time in order to pressure it. Dodging the attack can be tricky, so it can be useful to prepare an Ability which will automatically evade an attack such as Yuffie's Brumal Form.

How to Get the Wind Materia

If you are trying to pressure the enemy and your level is way too high, there is a chance that you'll defeat the adversary even before pressuring them. To solve this, switch to Dynamic difficulty as the enemies' level will scale with you,

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