Re8 Final Boss

A walkthrough of Miranda's last boss battle may be found on this page of the
Resident Evil Village game guide. The following tutorial covers how to get ready for
the final boss battle, how to properly weaken Miranda, what forms and attacks
Miranda uses, and how to knock down RE8's final boss.
Getting ready for the fight and travelling there
After the part of the game where you control Chris and switch back to playing as
Ethan, the confrontation with Miranda takes place during the game's conclusion.
Return to the Altar seen in the above image and carry out the following actions:
Gather treasure from the area; it will mostly be weapons and ammunition
Use up all the materials for crafting - You should start by creating some remedies and
then attempt to restock the ammunition for your more powerful weapons.
You won't need your leis for anything else if you spend them at Duke's. Start by
investing in upgrades for your greatest guns, while spending Lei might also be a wise
choice if you don't have a lot of ammo on hand.
Save the game.
To go to Miranda, you must take the straight route. Along the route, Ethan will run
into various monsters. To avoid wasting the ammunition of superior weapons, you
can either flee from them or shoot them with a handgun.
There will also be a checkpoint when you get to a place where you have to squeeze
between the branches. When you enter the "arena," a cutscene of your interaction
with Miranda will play before the final battle starts.

The final boss in the game: how do you beat her?
Use your strongest weapons first to attack Miranda. The recommended usage of
these is as follows:
Firearms: Magnum, Grenade launcher
Sniper rifle for long-range shooting; shotgun for close-quarters combat with Miranda
With any weapon, it is recommended to aim for Miranda's chest region. Misses are
common when attempting to shoot her in the head, wasting vital ammo.
The distinctive feature of this battle is that Miranda can assume various forms, and in
each of them, she will act and use attacks slightly differently.
Miranda initially takes the default form, which is colloquially referred to as the tree
form. You should move around the arena a lot when you're not battling the monster
because it can launch an attack in a straight line.

The spider form is the other primary form Miranda can assume. She might try to
assault Ethan with her legs in this shape. Because it's difficult to predict where the
next leg will show up, these attacks are risky.
It is advised to approach Miranda from afar (for example, with a sniper rifle) and to
begin fleeing as soon as you see her approaching the main character.
Miranda can also climb a high ledge in the arena while in spider form and then make
a long jump from it, which results in a strong ground slam. This manoeuvre is quite
reminiscent of the Urias trolls' attack. As soon as you see Miranda getting ready to
pounce, start running.
Miranda may levitate and fly a short distance above the arena in her next form, which
is that of an angel.
Miranda may execute particularly dangerous charge attacks after assuming the
shape of an angel. Once more, after taking a few rounds at the boss, you should
consider sprinting around the perimeter of the arena.
Projectiles can be thrown all over the arena by Miranda. You simply have to run a lot
if there is no cover in the arena. If there is cover, you might try to sneak around
behind it for a while. Keep in mind, though, that it will go fairly rapidly.
You'll be forced to battle in practically total darkness after weakening Miranda's
numerous forms, as mentioned above. Once more, make an effort to walk around
constantly. Nevertheless, keep an eye out for Miranda in the shadows and attempt to
strike back when she assaults you or, as a last resort, immediately after she
manages to hit you. You'll return to the standard arena after a few times of
successfully defending yourself.
The stages above are repeated throughout the rest of the battle. You must at least
once face Miranda in the dark and engage her in combat, both offensively and
defensively.
Miranda will seize your character at the very conclusion of the battle, but it's a short
sequence. To free yourself and get rid of Miranda once and for all, shoot straight at
the boss.