Anomaly Interception: Kraken

Fires lasers from back legs, dealing damage to a single Nikke. The back legs can be destroyed.

From the rear, these tentacles possess a damaging capability. They can be effortlessly destroyed, though some teams might choose to bypass them altogether. When Electric Code Nikke are involved, their laser has the potential to instantaneously eliminate them.

Fires many Squid Missiles at a single Nikke, dealing damage. Missiles can be intercepted.

This skill is no longer necessary since we now possess indestructible missiles. The harm they inflict is minimal, so it rarely necessitates any defensive maneuvers.

Giant octopus, the Kraken, forcefully moves its forelimbs, causing harm to all Nikkes. It’s possible to destroy these forelimbs.

Among Kraken’s formidable skills, one stands out as particularly hazardous: an attack capable of inflicting significant harm on an entire team, unless stopped prematurely. This destructive power can be countered by focusing on and destroying the prominent tentacle at its front.

Note: the front tentacles have a core

Fires a laser at a single Nikke, dealing damage.

Essentially, it can be disregarded with ease. Much like squid missiles, they inflict minimal harm on a Nikke and can swiftly be reduced through healing or shielding abilities.

Kraken inhales the surrounding seawater and shoots it out, dealing damage to all Nikkes.

Another ability with minor damage, nothing important need to be known.

Kraken creates a turbulent vortex, inflicting harm on all Nikkis. Activating the Vertical Screw ability triggers a protective shield. During this time, only Wind Code Nikkis are capable of causing further damage.

Time-based elemental action, often called Quick Time Event (QTE). During this situation, the Kraken protects itself by raising shields, and three rings appear that require destruction using the Wind Code Nikke. One ring hovers above its head, while the other two are near the water on either side. If the player fails to break through the shield in time, it usually results in a total team wipeout.

The colossal Kraken churns out immense surges of water. It can only be quelled by a Specific Intervention. If this intervention proves unsuccessful, the laser will inflict harm upon a singular Nikke.

In simpler terms, Screenwide QTE or intermission involves a character named Kraken diving into the water. To progress, you must clear seven rings in sequential order. Importantly, the sequence and size of the rings are randomly determined. If you fail to clear any ring within the given time, Nikke will be instantly defeated.