Titan

Titans are Guardian-type bosses. They are giant golems who are usually found at the end of a level and can deal heavy damage. Titans first appear in Level 12.

Appearance
Without armor, Titans are large, bald-headed golems with vests. They are armed with a large, stone knife-like sword. Armored Titans also have crown-like helmets, chestplates, shoulder pads and greaves, making Titans faintly look like stone castles or medieval kings. As an armored Titan progressively loses health, it will lose parts of its armor, starting from its legs to its head, with the exception of the shoulder pads.

Attacks

 * Sword Swinging: Titans attack by swinging their swords in two directions: down or left. These moves can be parried, but as the fight progresses, the speed of the Titan's sword attacks will increase, requiring a good deal of caution.
 * Magic Attack: Titans can also charge their free hand with magic and try to hammer the player with it. They can also charge up their left foot, jump and try to stomp on the player with it.  Both attacks must be dodged.
 * Magic Hook Punch: Titans can also turn left to launch a magical hook punch at the player. Even though the Titan appears to move its sword while performing this attack, the attack must be dodged, as Titans never attack the player with a right sword attack.

Advice
Titans can swing their swords very fast, so if you are not used to their speed, you can easily parry off both kinds of sword attacks with an up-left sword attack. Sometimes, it is possible to deal more damage to (or even finish off) a stunned Titan with a downward power strike when it is low on health. You can keep executing multiple downward strikes on the Titan when it is stunned if you don't want to miss this cue. When a Titan's health drops to less than 50 percent, it will get down to one knee. This change in posture might make attacks, especially magic attacks, a little difficult to notice for the uninitiated, so stay alert. Whenever the Titan's health drops to 25 percent, the Titan will get stunned and lower its head, giving you a chance to deal more damage, but you will know when the Titan will recover when it raises its head once again. Until the Titan is defeated, it will occasionally enter this state whenever you get a critical window of opportunity to openly attack the Titan.

Most enemies, after being stunned and attacked a number of times, will step back and get out of the player's range. Titans, however, do not ; after recovering from the stun, they still stand in their spot, and their veins light up (most easily seen at their neck), as they resume their attacks. Players should pay attention to when a Titan's veins light up again to tell if it's recovered from the stun.