Overview
- The Last Menagerie is a feat related to the Themyscira Divided alert, part of the Amazon Fury Part I episode.
Heroes
- The Last Menagerie
- Themyscira Divided Alert: Defeat Circe while she is accompanied by the following allies:
- Apollonia the Enchantress
- Ten-Ton Takis
- Megaira of the Pack
- The trio of satyrs
- the Phoenix
Villains
- The Last Menagerie
- Themyscira Divided Alert: Defeat Wonder Woman while she is accompanied by the following allies:
- High Priestess Athanasia
- The Infamous Soldier Statue
- Desma of the Pride
- The trio of satyrs
- the Phoenix
Reward
- 10 Points
Walkthrough
- Mechanics
- Circe's (heroes) / Wonder Woman's (villains) companion in the last fight is decided by the players when choosing a shield and a weapon to equip the Amazon Sentry Statue in order to get access to the palace. This is how it goes:
- There are 5 possible minor bosses in the instance: Apollonia the Enchantress(H) / High Priestess Athanasia(V), Megaira of the Pack(H) / Desma of the Pride(V), the Phoenix, the Satyr Trio, and the cyclops Ten-Ton Takis(H) / Infamous Soldier Statue(V). The game will randomly pick one of them to serve as the subboss at the Temple, and another one to guard the statues with the weapons at the Cliffside Gazebo. You'll be left with the remaining 3 to narrow down to 1 for the final boss fight.
- Each one of the fighters mentioned above corresponds to a weapon AND a shield. The choice you make will eliminate the correspondent fighter(s).
- By picking the shield with:
- Cyclops will remove Ten-Ton Takis / Infamous Soldier Statue
- Lion will remove Megaira of the Pack / Desma of the Pride
- Lady will remove Apollonia the Enchantress / High Priestess Athanasia
- Trio of beasts will remove Satyr Trio
- Wings will remove Phoenix
- By picking the weapon:
- Club will remove Ten-Ton Takis / Infamous Soldier Statue
- Spear will remove Megaira of the Pack / Desma of the Pride
- Mace will remove Apollonia the Enchantress / High Priestess Athanasia
- Sword will remove Satyr Trio
- Axe will remove Phoenix
- Strategy
- In practice, you can predict how your run will go as soon as you get to the first subboss' area in order to complete the feat in the most efficient way possible. Identify who the three statues are representing; if none of them are the one you need for the feat, you might want to leave your current run and start a new one. If one or more of them are what you're looking for, be sure to choose the statue that represents the one you DON'T want to see next to Circe/Wonder Woman. Think of this process as crossing items in a list: every time you pick a weapon and a shield, you're crossing them off the final fight.
- Example
- You are in the hero version of the alert and are sent to find the missing pieces of the Amazon Sentry Statue. You choose the Cliffside path first. The first subboss is Megaira. Behind her, there are 3 statues with their shields with the emblems Wings, Cyclops, and Lady— by process of elimination, that means the Satyr Trio will be the subboss waiting at the Temple. You can choose between the Phoenix, Ten-Ton Takis, and Apollonia for the final fight.
- You defeat Megaira and pick Wings, which will remove Phoenix from the final fight.
- Then, you to to the Temple and defeat the Satyr Trio. One of the statues holds a Club, while the other holds Mace. You can choose between Ten-Ton Takis and Apollonia. You choose the Mace, thus removing Apollonia from the final fight.
- This means Ten-Ton Takis will appear during the final boss fight.
Gallery
Trivia
- A menagerie is a collection of captive, usually exotic, animals kept for display. It was the precursor of the modern zoo.
- The name of this feat is a possible reference to the 1944 play The Glass Menagerie written by Tennessee Williams, adapted to film for the first time by Irving Rapper in 1950. In the story, one of the characters has a collection of little glass animals, from which one (a unicorn) is knocked to the floor, breaking off its horn.; During the production of the Amazon Fury Part I DLC, a Broadway revival of the play was running in the Booth Theatre. It was nominated to 7 categories at the Tony Awards, winning the award for the Best Lighting Design of a Play.