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How to kill enemies with a whip attack in Castlevania Belmont's Curse

In this guide, we explain how to perform a whip attack in Castlevania: Belmont's Curse so you can complete the Holy Cross' Work of Mercy.

How to kill enemies with a whip attack in Castlevania Belmont's Curse

In Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, defeating the game's first boss, the Fallen, grants you a whip that can be used for whip attacks to upgrade the Fallen arcana. Arcanas are spells that require mana, which can be replenished by completing Works of Mercy tasks. These tasks involve using the whip to hit enemies a specific number of times, forcing you to utilize each spell in various situations.

To execute a whip attack, first throw the whip after defeating the Fallen by pressing the designated command. Immediately after the whip leaves Rose's hand, press the attack button to propel herself toward the enemy. If you delay the second command, Rose will perform a normal move followed by a jump backward. Timing is crucial; a successful whip attack is indicated by a yellow aura surrounding Rose and a distinct attack animation.

Whipping is most effective on stationary enemies, such as skeleton archers in the Paris Streets map or floating spirits in the Holy Innocents' Cemetery. Practicing whip attacks will help you complete the Holy Cross Work of Mercy, which requires killing ten enemies with whip attacks. Remember, the whip itself is not a weapon but a tool that can augment the power of other weapons; it can be used to swing from anchors, pull yourself towards enemies, and buff attacks with any weapon.

Be aware that the whip does not count towards other tasks necessary for upgrading the Holy Cross, like acquiring three distinct whip-type weapons.

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