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After that, I spent at least 15 minutes total on the first phase, just to get to the second, die there, or get to the third. Some people spend more time, and I probably did too - I don't remember exactly. So the first phase certainly teaches the player some basics, but then the learning slows down dramatically.
I'm sorry I'm so stubborn, but that's the way it is. In fact, I have nothing more to say, I can only repeat what I've said))
The rest of the fight is fine, it's honestly really easy because of the rhythm she has to her attacks. It's just that attack oneshotting people as they try to block or dodge it incorrectly because the game misleads you.
Personally, I would be happy with a harder first phase and maybe a slight weakening of the second phase. The third seems easy once you realize that you just need to block everything without trying to attack until the last moment (until triple red attack or falling).
It's basically Phase 2 but faster, so one of the clones doing normal attacks is still her but the explosion one is guaranteed. If you're always charging up an attack you can get a few more chances to hit her basically.