Putting pressure on Thunderclaw in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is one of the tasks you must complete when you take on Chadley’s sixth Fiend World Intel task in the Prairie region.
This glistening variant of a prairie wolf will keep you on your toes in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. They are much more agile than their original counterparts and you will need to use a special type of attack to put pressure on them before time runs out.
Without further ado, gather your Materia and MP because we’re here to show you. how to pressure a Thunderclaw in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.
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Thunderclaw location in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
The Thunderclaw is found in the northwest part of the Prairie region. This enemy is part of the task Fiend Intel 6: Voltaic Canine World Intel by Chadley. There are two Thunderclaws in this location, but you can always try the task again if you fail to complete all the tasks the first time.
These are Fiend Intel tasks for the Thunderclaw:
- Put pressure on an enemy.
- Stun an enemy.
- Defeat all enemies within the time limit.
How to pressure a Thunderclaw in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
To put pressure on Thunderclaw in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, you need to inflict a status effect on them once the bar below their health bar is half full.
We found that these spells work best for putting pressure on Thunderclaws:
- Bio – If you attempt this battle when you are first in the Grasslands, equip Red XIII to your party for this purpose.
- Beer
- To protect
- Shelling
Basically, any non-elemental status effect attacks or spells that negatively impact Thunderclaw will put them under pressure.. The type of status effect you can inflict on them will depend on the Materia you have equipped, the amount of MP you need to use, and the point in the story where you decide to face this duo of Fiends.
When we revisited this Demon battle later in the story, we had more options for inflicting a status effect on them than early on in the Grasslands, so if you’re unable to put pressure on them during your first attempts, then we recommend completing the region to collect more Materia, then returning at another time.
That’s all for the moment! If you’re looking for more Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth content, check out our guides that explain how to use Moogle Medals and how to get Golden Feathers. Also take a look at our explainer of the Folio upgrade system if you want to increase your party’s strength and unique abilities.
