You can now watch the legendary player “Let Me Solo Her” battle the final boss of Elden Ring: Shadow Of The Erdtree without taking a single hit. Best known for offering his prowess against Elden Ring’s most brutal boss, “Let Me Solo Her” has turned his eye toward multiple fights within the DLC.
Spoilers below this point.
As he has made his way through Shadow of the Erdtree, the player has changed his name a couple times. At first, he changed it to “Let Me Solo Him” to battle Messmer the Impaler and then to “Let Me Solo Them” to combat Radahn, Consort of Miquella. He posted a video on July 9 showing a perfect run against the final boss. The video description reads, “Finally, the trilogy.”
He defeats Radahn and Miquella through expert memorization, dodging, and swapping between multiple Antspur Rapiers (thanks Eurogamer for IDing the weapon). One builds up Scarlet Rot and bleed, another builds up ice damage to slow Radahn, and the last inflicts poison. All the rapiers are still light enough that he won’t lose dodge speed for equipping all of them and can freely swap between them.
Let Me Solo Her’s bonafides are recognized by Bandai Namco, which sent him an actual sword. In other absurd Elden Ring news, one Twitch Streamer has beat the game using a DDR Dance Mat.
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