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Miranda the Blighted Bloom is an optional boss in Elden Ring. She is fought as a duo alongside an Omenkiller in the Perfumer's Grotto.
Background[]
- Main article: Miranda Flowers
Miranda the Blighted Bloom was a poisonous, man-eating miranda blossom with the ability to summon a downpour of holy light.[1][2] This toxic breed of flowers was said to have been an aspect of the Crucible in an age long past. The powdery, fragrant pollen produced by Miranda and her offspring was harvested by perfumers for use in their aromatics since antiquity.[3] Miranda took root within the Perfumer's Grotto and was later infected with a festering blight. Her affliction spread to the other flowers grown in the cave.
Characteristics[]
Miranda is a fully-grown miranda flower with pink petals covered in a yellow blight.
Boss Fight[]
Miranda the Blighted Bloom is fought as a duo boss alongside an Omenkiller.
Moveset[]
| Moveset | |
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| Head Slam | The main bulb rocks backward before slamming itself down upon a nearby target. Deals Strike damage. |
| Miranda's Prayer | The flower extends its stalk upward while producing an ominous sound. The area around its intended target will glow before being showered with beams of white light. Deals Holy damage. |
| Poison Cloud | The flower slowly shuts its petals before releasing a lingering cloud of pollen, rapidly appling Poison buildup. |
| Pollen Blast | The flower withdraws its petals and performs a slight shake before releasing an explosive burst of pollen. Deals Standard damage, applies Poison buildup, and knocks back nearby targets. |
Locations[]
Miranda is guarded by an Omenkiller perfumer deep within the Perfumer's Grotto. Her lair is home to a large number of miranda sprouts and blossoms.
Notes[]
- Miranda likely originated in the Ancient Ruins of Rauh prior to their concealment within the Realm of Shadow.[2]
- A Withered Astel also lurks within the Perfumer's grotto. Its head resembles that of a dragonfly, which is believed to ward off poison.[4]
Trivia[]
Miranda Flowers
- Miranda's Prayer, an item cut from the final version of the game, described Miranda as a maiden who became the first miranda flower during an age of the Crucible.[5]
- Malenia and St. Trina are other characters who transform into flowers.
- The miranda blossom in Tombsward Cave was called "Miranda the Blighted Bloom" in an earlier version of Elden Ring.
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