Rowen Combo (3) | Tales of Xillia 2

This one might look easier than the others, but it's going to haunt my nightmares for a while. The sequence of events for getting the double Glacial Core to go off is extremely tight and requires a double knockdown reset to pull off. If anything is mistimed even slightly, the first Core will explode out of sync or the combo will drop as I try to combo into the second. I had to constantly go back and re-watch old footage of landing it once to refresh my memory on how to even do it.
Onto the technical stuff. This enemy is lightweight, which means a lot of the techniques I talked about using in the first two videos doesn't work right. Marche Waltz as an OTG reset knocks the enemy a lot higher, so it doesn't link into other attacks properly. Splash will also push light enemies outside extremely quickly, so it's much more difficult to use. This is why I throw in Rock Trine during the first combo before using Marche. With this combo, I'm able to prevent the enemy from going airborne. By the time I do the next OTG, my casting speed is high enough for Shimmering Toll to catch the knockup. Pretty easy stuff so far, but the final part is a nightmare.
It goes:
Knockdown ~ Glacial Core ~ OTG ~ Knockdown ~ Glacial Core ~ OTG
All within the span of around 3 seconds.
The reason I needed to use this enemy, was so that the Glacial Core actually goes over it while downed. On a larger enemy, the Core would just collide with it instantly and the double core juggle wouldn't work.

[@UnlimitedMrX]

That double Glacial Core setup was neat, the first one threw me off because I thought it'd whiff but you got it with its lingering hitbox. You love to see it.

[@Fury-ju6md]

It's gotta be one of my favorite setups of any game.
It's just a shame that it needs to be a small enemy to work since small enemies have light weight, which screws up a lot of combo options for Rowen.