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Just go do other stuff and come back when you're stronger and more confident.
edit: Anyway a tldr to beat him, dodge his swipe and parry the projectiles then parry his overhead smashes.
You can always come back later when you are stronger.
This. Skip him for now and come back later. It's ok if you can't beat him, you're not supposed to.
Whether we like it or not (I sometimes do not, to be honest) this is a game about dodging and parrying. To do that you have to either die repeatedly (as was the case for me on Normal with this particular boss) or tank hits if you can, while trying to dodge to learn the frames. Even so, there ARE wonky animations (or rather hitboxes) on certain attacks, despite some people claiming that everything is perfect and you have to GIT GUD. I mean, you DO have to GIT GEWD, but that doesn't cancel out the fact that some attacks are janky and parrying/dodging them reliably is absurdly difficult, especially for some.
Anyway, TL;DR for this one: die a few times learning the attacks, them dodge or parry if you're feeling confident enough. No other way except for skipping the encounter entirely for now and coming back later once you've leveled.
Use Dodge: Get damaged.
Use Parry: Get damaged.
How to know exactly when to hit the buttons?
Edit: It looks like the enemy is not using melee attacks and instead the damage comes from flying projectiles, aka sparks.
1) he blows his horn and sends out 2 green balls into the air, he then kicks you as the first attack to confuse you while the balls land on you. parry/dodge the first kick then parry/dodge the falling green bubbles.
2) the 2nd attack is just a 3 hit combo
and thats it, thats the whole fight