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Giant Miranda Sprout
Giant Miranda Sprout
Location
Abandoned CaveGrace
Abyssal WoodsRegion
Ainsel River MainGrace
Altus PlateauGrace
CaelidRegion
Caelid CatacombsGrace
Giants' Mountaintop CatacombsGrace
Gravesite PlainRegion
LeyndellRegion
Leyndell, Royal CapitalDungeon
LimgraveRegion
Liurnia Highway SouthGrace
Liurnia of the LakesRegion
Miquella's HaligtreeDungeon
MistwoodLandmark
Mountaintops of the GiantsRegion
Mt. GelmirRegion
Perfumer's GrottoGrace
Perfumer's RuinsLandmark
Scadu AltusRegion
Seethewater CaveGrace
Siofra RiverDungeon
Siofra River WellLandmark
Stillwater CaveGrace
Subterranean Shunning-GroundsDungeon
The Shaded CastleDungeon
Waypoint RuinsLandmark
Drops
Cracked Crystal1
Miranda Powder1
Poisonbloom1
Runes
256
Description
Temple QuarterGrace Temple QuarterGrace Temple QuarterGrace
Notes
This enemy summons pillars of light in large AoE from the sky. Better fought at a distance to avoid clouds of toxic pollen. They deal Strike Damage. Magic Giant Mirandas release a myriad of homing magic projectiles that seek out enemies, similar to Star Shower, dealing Magic Damage. Any fire damage dealt to the plant sets it aflame and negates the clouds: they get dissipated if present and the plant cannot release them for the duration of the burning animation. Flame duration can't be reset, however burn can be applied again after it wears off. Fire source does not set sprout aflame, if it breaks their poise. They can slam their flower bud against the ground aside them if the player gets too close. The Frenzied Giant Mirandas will violently flail themselves around in an attempt to put out the fire. There are several variants, but in general their most prominent weaknesses are Slash-type Physical damage, Fire, and Frostbite. Keep in mind that fire damage will cure active frostbite (can be followed by more frostbite). They are suspectible to Sleep as well. Strong against Strike damage, Lightning, and Holy. They can be poise-broken, but the window to riposte is very slim, as they recover quickly. Riposte after poise break is done to the bloom, unlike riposte to the sleeping flower which is done to the stalk.