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Eventually I went with Quick Focus and Deep Focus to keep myself alive longer by healing during the few brief windows you get during Grimm's bat attack, ground spikes, and 4 flame columns. It managed to offset the damage I took. I also threw on Spore Shroom so I could leave a few clouds behind to get some extra damage. I focused on keeping my distance, staying alive, and attacking during his 4 columns. Eventually I whittled him down!
After that my strategy was mostly just dodge, melee him after the bat attack, and after the 4 pillar attack I either used Abbys Shriek or attacked him twice if I didn't have enough soul...
Weaversong is good for damaging Grimm when you're in midair dodging, because the Weavers stay on the ground. After fighting him, I realized Baldur Shell was really unnecessary and you can heal with Quick Focus in multiple scenarios without getting hit. You could probably replace Baldur Shell with Fragile/Unbreakable Heart or Shape of Unn.
Quick Focus is vital if you want to beat Grimm, unless you can flawless him like fireb0rn or if you use a Lifeblood setup.
The entire difficulty of the fight is based on how often he uses this attack, it's insanely difficult to avoid compared to any of his other attacks.
Imo, the worst parts are the bullet hell where you can’t even hurt him, and when you try to dodge through his dash and he just backs up and hits you before you can react.
Downspiking him is incredibly inconsistent, his hitboxes extends when he teleports away which lead in you getting hit or pushing you so far in the air certain other attacks essentially become unavoidable.
The bullet hell is just a series of short hops and full jumps, it's not that bad.
I refuse to believe they spend a lot of time playtesting this boss, it really just feels like they threw him in because muh difficulty, he's at least 10-20 times as difficult as the Radiance which is honestly a little ridiculous.
The timing required on this is ridiculous though, it's like hitting some long ass 1 frame link combo in a fighting game which is too much to demand from a player in a game like this.
I can get every other attack pretty consistently but I'll avoid the spike attack 1 in 10 times, I don't see how it's consistently avoidable if he spams it.