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It is a dead end area so explore and loot over there but you should come across a fire based boss. Beat him for his transformation skill. This skill lets you transform into that form of the boss and use the fire weapon and dash attacks plus apply burn. The biggest benefit, however, is it is an entirely different temporary health pool that has no influence on your health so you can take however much damage in that form without penalty. Consider it quite a bit of free dmg on bosses before you turn back (it has a duration) to your original monkey form.
Immobilize can be used before that so that it has time to recharge for more uses in the fight, then transform some time after. The Immobilize skill cancels current attacks by the way so it doesn't only give you free chance at DPS but also gives additional free DPS time as they recover from a failed attack. Note there are some exceptions (not this boss necessarily but later ones) that immobilize will fail for oddly.
Others suggest coming back to fight him later and that is completely valid if you find him too hard. He is probably among the hardest bosses in chapter 1. Just make sure to finish him before fighting the flaming bear or the secret hidden boss (ring three bells) because I heard they can make him permanently vanish for the entire playthrough until NG+.
Personally, I don't think this boss is that comparable to the Tree Sentinel incident which was far more a power gap compared to Wandering Wright for start of game. Tree Sentinel was more of a clear sign to skip and explore then come back later where Wandering Wright is definitely very approachable at like level 6+, but again, it doesn't hurt to come back later via shrine teleport if you just want to make it easier.
Wandering Wright gives you a soul, too, and a pretty good one so far imo. It lets you transform into him and do a head slam which does a ton of dmg and is likely to stagger bosses to the ground (and if it doesn't follow up with a resolute strike/etc. most likely will).
Beat him
Reason
You can use him to familiarize yourself with the mechanics.
But it's not a must.
You don't have to fight him but "gamer's pride" tell us we must
Yes, i do this ;3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13HpMj47apI&ab_channel=IronBanana
As for learning basics... the many bosses past him will teach you that and they will provide balanced damage numbers while doing it.
He is surprisingly easy tho, not because of his massive HP, or his huge damage and insane combos + delays, but because of how long his flinch or cry animation is. Try to transform into the fire character and just spam light attack. You might kill him. He must be hit by the light attack finisher to flinch or fall down and it will trigger such a long animation.... you will reach the next finisher and land another flinch.
Monkey can, in theory, do this himself. Start w running heavy for a flinch. Spam light attack, he wil eat the finisher before he can react because he was crying for so long. He cries or flinches again.... its just that monkey will run out of stamina before he can kill him, but the transformation wil not.
And believe me, you want to beat him ASAP. He gives a massive increase to defense.
Coming back after you have your first transformation is a bit more reasonable.
I mean its the third of over 100 bosses and i play for 14 fûкîn hours already...
Not easy this game. Im at level 31 now.