Hades 2: How To Find (& Beat) Scylla and the Sirens (Boss Fight)

Scylla and the Sirens is the second boss fight in , which caps off the Oceanus zone. The rockstar sirens aren’t quite as mechanically taxing as the previous boss encounter in Erebus, but this fight always has a lot going on. If players enter without prior knowledge, Melinoe can quickly get overwhelmed.

Scylla and the Sirens are a three-piece underwater rock band fighting 's Melinoe at once but sharing the same health bar. Before entering this fight, it’s best to know each band member’s unique quirks and move sets and which enemy to focus on at different points in the fight. Ultimately, you’ll need to beat the band members individually, but this is much easier said than done. With enough luck and knowledge, you can easily leave this fight with the Pearl and move on to the third region.

Hades 2 will introduce a new protagonist named Melinoë, but the first game’s hero Zagreus can still make an appearance in the roguelike sequel.

Scylla and the Sirens are the most dynamic boss fights in. This fight can be incredibly chaotic, given that there are three total bosses that you need to keep track of at all times.

This fight is less about distinctive phases and more about understanding the separate band members in this encounter. Although all sirens share a health bar, you can take Roxy and Jetty out of the fight early, which is essential to controlling the battlefield and reducing the chaos around you.

Roxy, the drummer of Scylla and the Sirens, is the easiest band member to eliminate first. The siren drummer remains stationary near the back wall of the fight the entire time, which makes it easy to unload damage onto this enemy.

Roxy’s only attacks are red, area-of-effect circles on the ground. Although easy to avoid, it’s easy to lose track of the circles once the fight starts getting more hectic. For the first part of this fight, focus on dodging and dealing as much damage to Roxy as you can.

Jetty is the trickiest part of this fight. The guitarist of Scylla and the