The Celestial Alignment — MetaMorph Walkthrough

Your guide to The Celestial Alignment in MetaMorph. Learn how to use Agrius Metamorphosis and its powerful effects.

Alright, let's dive into The Celestial Alignment mission in MetaMorph. This one’s a bit of a beast, literally! We’re talking about using the power of Agrius Metamorphosis, which is basically the pelt of the Calydonian Boar. Remember that legendary hunt? Yeah, this is the aftermath.

So, how does this work in-game? When you activate Agrius Metamorphosis, Atalanta (or whoever is using it) gets a massive power boost. Think of it like this: all her stats, except Luck, get a significant bump. She gains a condition that’s almost like having Berserker’s Mad Enhancement at A Rank, plus an A Rank Shapeshift Skill. This lets her adapt and gain new abilities based on the situation.

She can even transform the pelt into wings and combine it with her bow to fire arrows made of pure magical energy. Pretty wild, right?

Heads up though: This power comes at a cost. Using Agrius Metamorphosis means Atalanta can lose her reason. In some cases, she might even get confused and not recognize her Master. It's a risky move, almost like self-destruction for a Servant. Because of this, it's usually not something you'd use in a standard Holy Grail War. Her other Noble Phantasm, Phoebus Catastrophe, is generally the safer, more practical choice.

You'll mostly see Agrius Metamorphosis used during the Great Holy Grail War, when things get really desperate. It’s a last resort kind of power.

There's also a mention of an anime-exclusive attack called Tauropolos: Bow of Heaven. It's similar to Phoebus Catastrophe but not dedicated to Artemis or Apollo. It's unclear if this is a separate Noble Phantasm or just a special move.

And if you ever encounter Atalanta in her Alter form, she's already wearing the pelt. But don't worry, if it's removed, she'll go back to her normal Archer self.

Keep this in mind as you play; knowing when to unleash this kind of power is key!