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In no particular order

• Ambusher. Jumps from ceilings or within boxes. Wears a ruff and uses daggers. Could lead to more options

• Shielded Shawl. A shawl is a type of scarf, sometimes used in religion. This is the dude that throws swords and defends with a shield, they come in Red and Yellow

• Tangled Monk. Uses a piece of decorated wall attached to a timber. Maybe Briaded could work too

• Owl Lady. Old woman with the owl

• Mist Warrior. Ghost with a nearby body. Ghost Warrior sounds good too

• Bramble. The game calls it "PlataformHugger", the ball of thorns.

• Flying Vase. A, well, flying vase that uses its contents as wings

• Sentinel/Mace Warrior. Guardainfante 2.0, comes in Fire/Flames, Electricity/Thunder and Miasma/Toxic variations

• Hand of Stone. Hands made of stone, comes out of the sand to effectively slap you

• Burried Monk. Brown tunic, tied to a wood plank, emerges from the sand.

• Explosive Monk. Similar to the previous but explodes and dies. Too many monks, too little visual detail to give them a better name

• Vulture. Bird that flyes from one point to another and back, seen in caves, looks like a vulture

• Caged Skull. Flying lantern with a skull within it, throws elemental proyectiles

• Bird of Golden Threads. Gold bird in the golden threads place, some other combination of gold/golden and thread/threads or similar works too

• Trompo/Perinola/Pirola/Cachaza. Lady in red, throws wooden chandeliers. Those names are spinning top synonyms in Spanish

• Shield Giant. Big dude with its head stuck in a door. Shield Warden or Shield Guardian work too

• Knight. Armor, big sword, hooded. Comes in two variants, Ruined/Decayed for orange and Sacred for yellow

• Reaper. Dude with two sickles

• Man of the Lantern. The game calls it "sniper". It's the one that snipes you, or tries to, with electricity from a lantern

• Winged Beast. The big bird, comes in Feathers and Stone. The name of a real life similar bird could work too

• Iron Maiden. Dude locked in a similar device, spins and uses rocks attached to chains to attack

• Mortaja. That's what the game calls them. Those are the flying coffins. Mortaja means shroud in Spanish, a cloth that covers a corpse or the clothing the deceased is dressed in

• Wandering Statue. Like the tomb, but this has a breakable shield on the back.

• Turifer. Brothers with a censer as weapons. Latin name for someone that carries a thurible, since the English name, I think, is already used in game.

• Coffin Carriers. Two people carrying a coffin and the not-so-dead corpse throwing elemental proyectiles.

• Head Thrower. Dude that throws heads of stone. I have nothing else

• Portrait. The painting that spins

• Brander. Uses a branding iron

• Climber. The game calls it "Wall Climber". It's a brown vase

• Dagger Thrower. Throws daggers

• Woman of the Sea. Lady that throws you fish. Looks Drowned

• Drowned Soldier. Lancer with no head. Decapitated Lancer, or Decapitated Soldier, or Drowned Lancer

• Ink Explosion. The game calls it "kamikaze". Humanoid, inky, runs and explodes

• Slug. The worm priest that spits fire.

• Floating Hand. Ink hand, holds a dude with a fishing net over them, this dude is the one attacking. There's probably a better name.

• Wraith Priest. Red clothing, two swords, teleports. I have no idea about catholic ranks.

• Wraith Archbishop. Like the previous but purple cloths seem more important. Maybe some other ranks use those colours

• Amalgama. The ball of faces. That's what the game calls them

• Ghost Puppet. The game calls it "dummy". The one you try the weapons with, also found in the towers

Enemies that appear in Blasphemous 1 keep their names, we just need to name the new variants

• Flagellant. The new one is the Cave or Spikes version

• Wheelbroken. The game says this one is called "WheelCarrier". No matter, we are keeping the name as they kept the looks.

• Acolyte. The new one looks old, could be Ancient or Decrepit

• Wandering Tomb. The game says this one is called "Fernando"

• Charging Knell. This one is technically called "Esquilón". No matter, like before.

• Wakeful Alcove. Now with proyectiles. Like a Thrower version

• Hopper. The new one looks Drowned

• Dirt Diver. The new one is a Sea Diver, which is redundant but oh well

• Damned. The new one appears in the caves and wax tower, spits fire. If we consider them to be the same enemy, those from the firts game are Throwers or Stone variants while the other is Fire or Flames variant

• Spear of the Cathedra. Same name, same looks.

• Crawler. Like the previous two, now with Wax version

• Bellido. Same name, same looks.

Some opinions and ideas would be appreciated

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Hello,

I was trying to get the Crossing Souls achievement. I ended Socorro's suffering. But I happened to talk to the Lvdovico, as a result I have Cord of the True Burying in my inventory. When I met Cleofas in the jail cell, it prompts me to give the cord to him. I chose no and Cleofas still remains in the cell. No matter leaving/reentering the area, or teleporting, he won't commit suicide. Is it now impossible to get the achievement in this savegame?

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Edit: I figured it out, you have to go from the room in Mother of Mothers before All The Tears of The Sea. The door that used to be blocked by boulders is now free.

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Coincidence?

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I havent been able to find info about this room does anyone know anything about it ?