Zero Luza

Zero Luza (超生命体ゼロルーザ, Chō Seimeitai Zero Rūza, Super-Lifeform Zero Luza) is a Relic/Colossus variant of Great Ape Luza introduced in Sacred Forest. Zero Luza is one of the two enemy versions of Ape Lord Luza.

Zero Luza
Information
First Appearance:	UL: Sub-chapter 49 - Revival of Origin
Latest Appearance:	UL: Sub-chapter 49 - Revival of Origin
Money Drop:	9,999¢ - 39,496¢

Enemy

Zero Luza is the greatest threat in Uncanny Legends to date. It has a whopping 4 million health with only three knockbacks, 80,000 damage, and strengthens by 100% at 33% health. Combined with its long overall reach, nothing can truly escape its grasp. It is also immune to freeze and waves, making it the more difficult to ward off with the constant pressure of any support.

Strategy

Zero Luza is able to easily gain ground with the peons but has a somewhat slow attack rate, and its attacks can even be baited, so make sure the peons don't get to you for a clear shot at it. A high-level Cone Cat is the ideal meatshield, surviving even a strengthened hit from Zero Luza (in 3-crown Revival of Origin, a high-level Curseblast Foundation will be needed for it to survive). Awakened Doron, despite not being able to freeze Zero Luza, is nonetheless able to knock it back and help regain ground while doing some chip damage, further supplemented by his ablity to also knockback the Relic support. Sniper the Deadeye can fill a similar role to Awakened Doron, but with much less damage, being capable of not only knocking Luza back, but also outranging its Omni Strikes and slowing for 3 seconds, but beware of Bore Jr. firing off waves. Otherwise, you can use the Breakerblast Cannon to push Luza back in sticky situations. Zero Luza can be gotten into a permanent knockback chain by a stack of talented Doctor Cats, although it is somewhat difficult to pull off.

Description

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Enemy Unit # 629		Relic/Colossus
Zero Luza
		EN Description
		Takes in the energy that makes up all things With its true power fully awakened, mercilessly corners anything with its massive fists and ends its prey with unrelenting power.

Enemy Unit # 629		Relic/Colossus
超生命体ゼロルーザ (Chō Seimeitai Zero Rūza, Super-Lifeform Zero Luza)
		JP Script
		万物の起源とされるエネルギーを 体内に取り込み、真の力を覚醒させた大猿 無慈悲に振り下ろされる巨大な両拳は 追い詰められると更に破壊力を増す
		EN Translation
		By taking in the energy that is said to be the origin of everything, the great ape awakened its true power. Mercilessly swings down its gigantic fists, whose destructive power increases when cornered.

Encounters

This enemy has always appeared at 100% strength magnification.

Uncanny Legends

• Stage 49-1: Revival of Origin

Stats

Zero Luza
Health	Attack Power	Attack Range	Attack Frequency	Movement Speed	Knockback	Attack Animation
4,000,000 HP	160,000 damage (22,429.91 DPS)	450 (Area Attack)	214f 7.13 seconds	4	3 times	60f 2s (42f 1.4s backswing)
Special Ability						Type
Multi-Hit (80,000 at 60f 2s, 80,000 at 67f 2.23s) Omni Strike (Effective ranges: -450~450 on 1st hit, 375~775 on 2nd hit) Strengthens by 100% at 33% health 100% chance to curse Cat Units for 999f 33.3 seconds Immune to Waves and Freeze						Relic/Colossus

Gallery

Zero Luza's spritesheet

Zero Luza's attack animation

Trivia

• Although it sounds similar to loser, the name Luza (ルーザ) is more likely derived from saru or zaru (猿/サル/ザル), the Japanese word for monkey.
• Since its prior form is a Behemoth, Zero Luza may have been inspired by Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak's Garangolm, a huge, grey-and-green gorilla-like monster associated with nature. Other parallels between Zero Luza and Garangolm include heavily armored arms, eye color when attacking (red), and becoming more dangerous as their health drops.
• It is the only Colossus enemy whose "core" is green rather than black and the only one whose Japanese description does not mention genome modification nor the Laboratory of Relics.
• True Superfeline can be seen as a foil to Zero Luza:
  • True Superfeline is a fast, small, embodiment of Humanity Catified whose Japanese description says it appears at the end of eternal return, while Zero Luza is a slow, towering ancestor of humanity encountered in the ancient past, just after Humanity Catified.
  • Superfeline II shrinks when it evolves into True Superfeline, whereas Great Ape Luza becomes much larger as Zero Luza.
  • True Superfeline's abilities directly counter Zero Luza's Relic/Colossus typing.
  • True Superfeline is the last unit of the first rarity (Normal), obtainable only after clearing the last chapter of Cats of the Cosmos, while Zero Luza is the final boss of Uncanny Legends, which has "origin" as a common theme.
  • Their Japanese names both contain the word chō (超 "super"). True Superfeline is Neko Chōjin (ネコ超人, "Cat Superman" or "Cat Superhuman"), while Zero Luza is Chō Seimeitai Zero Rūza (超生命体ゼロルーザ, "Super-Lifeform Zero Luza").
  • The second kanji in True Superfeline's Japanese name is 人 ("person", "human" or "an individual"), which is also present in the Japanese names of Humanity Catified, Reign of the Ape Lord, Ape Lord's Revenge and Birth of True Man.
  • Both were added in Version 12.0.
  • True Superfeline's previous form is named Superfeline II, while Zero Luza has the number zero in its name.
• Zero Luza's Japanese description stating that it took in energy said to be the origin (起源) of all things and awakened (覚醒) its true power is a reference to Revival of Origin's Japanese name, Awakening of Origin (起源の覚醒).
• Zero Luza, Teacher Bear, Hyppoh, Helmut Krabbe, and the Origin Base are the rarest enemies in Uncanny Legends, appearing in only one stage each.
• It has the highest attack power and money drop of all Relics and the highest health, attack power and DPS, longest attack foreswing and longest attack cycle of all Colossus enemies.

Reference

• https://battlecats-db.com/enemy/631.html

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