Although Project Baki 3 is heavily based on the Baki the Grappler manga franchise, this Roblox game also constantly adds content taken from various other anime series, such as Jujutsu Kaisen.
There are many other fighting styles to collect in the game, and one of the most recent additions is Mahito. Here’s how you can get it!
How to Get Mahito Guide
In order to get Mahito, you must first defeat four bosses in a certain order. The bosses are the following:
- The First Yasha Ape
- Kiyosumi Katou
- Pickle
- Chiharu
The First Yasha Ape
While facing the Spades Gym, proceed to the left and enter the forest through the opening ahead. From there, keep going forward until you reach a long slope that you can climb up.
Upon reaching the top, turn right and go up the rock. Then, jump up the next hill and climb another large slope and walk toward the edge of the cliff ahead.
Simply start jumping down the hills straight forward until you see a cave to your left. This is where the regular Yasha Ape spawns.
In order to summon the First Yasha Ape at this same location, you will need to sacrifice two Yasha Ape Heads, which can be acquired by killing the regular version of this boss.
Being the first to hit a Yasha Ape will guarantee that you get one head upon killing it. It is recommended to have a group for the First Yasha Ape, as it is incredibly difficult to beat on your own.
Kiyosumi Kato
From the Spades Gym, follow the road straight ahead on the right. Keep going straight forward until you reach the large dome-like structure.
Kiyosumi Kato spawns in the parking lot of this large building, and he has a respawn timer of ten minutes, so simply wait nearby if he was killed recently.
Pickle Boss
From the Spades Gym, run through the same road leading to the dome from earlier. Halfway through, get on the taxi and travel to the Park.
There, run straight through the park itself toward the red object in the distance. Just before you reach it, you will see an open manhole. Go inside to enter the sewer area.
Once you’re inside the sewer, turn left and keep running forward until you can take another left. At the end of this pathway, you should see a large pit, where the Pickle boss spawns.
You should ideally have a group before attempting this boss, as he can be incredibly difficult to fight on your own, especially if you haven’t done it before.
Chiharu Shiba Boss
For this last boss, simply go back to the taxi that dropped you off at the Park. Instead of running toward the red object in the distance, simply go to the right.
He spawns somewhere around the area highlighted below. This one is relatively easy to beat on your own when compared to the other bosses, so you shouldn’t really struggle with him.
Mahito Fighting Style Moves
This fighting style is very unusual as certain moves have varying functions, while others require you to activate other skills first. The abilities it has are the following:
- Offensive Transfiguration – The use of this ability allows you to activate other skills in your kit. In addition to that, casting it again will have a different effect based on the target’s current HP.
- Soul Multiplicity – Causes your target linked via Offensive Transfiguration to explode. This can be used on another player to deal damage to both of them.
- Look Ma, No Hands! – The user temporarily turns into a worm, which has bonus movement speed throughout the ability’s duration.
- Self-Transfiguration – This ability has different damage dealing variations based on whether you tap it or hold the button.
- Self-Embodiment of Perfection – Following a short cutscene, the user temporarily traps nearby enemies in their domain, where Offensive Transfiguration is automatically applied to all of them.
- Self-Heal Ability – In order to cast self-healing while damaged, simply press the G button.
It is also said that this fighting style’s moves scale on intellect, so don’t stack up on strength if you’re planning on using it.
There is also a small chance with each attack to cause a Black Flash, which is essentially a critical hit that is unique to this style.
And that is pretty much everything you need to know about the Mahito fighting style on Project Baki 3. It is not particularly hard to get, though actually using it can be quite difficult due to its complex nature.
