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Coffee lets you attack twice per turn by the way. Pretty much continue those steps with the occasional heal instead of coffee when necessary. Keep him affected by status effects like fire, more if you can - these do really good damage to any enemy every turn regardless of their armor, and they stack (so they can take all status damage types every turn for massive damage if you apply them all, which can be done in one turn with coffee if both of your guys have the different types via the 4 attacks you get). Coffee + status usually = ownage.
Having patches that give you PP back whenever you do certain attacks are always nice, as well as ones that add Status effects to regular attacks. As long as you are good at blocking, you shouldn't have to focus too much on armor yourself. I actually found that even as a warrior I liked the Friar set for a long time for the heals every turn, because I blocked well enough that I would almost fully heal on my turn. Combined with PP recovery patches on heal/per status damage or whatever (stacking a few PP recovery patches) pretty much allowed me to never run out of PP and keep inflicting armor reduction, gross out, or whatever damage with my abilities that I wanted (twice per turn with coffee).
That's generally how I beat the game.