Hollow Knight: Silksong – How to Beat Raging Conchfly (Easy Solo Boss Guide)

Stuck on the Raging Conchfly? Our boss guide reveals the simple strategy to win. Learn when to attack, how to dodge its explosive projectiles, and the best way to avoid its charge attacks.


Hollow Knight: Silksong – How to Beat The Raging Conchfly (Easy Solo Boss Guide)

The Raging Conchfly is a more aggressive, solo variant of its kin found in the deeper parts of Pharloom. This boss trades the duo’s tricky distractions for pure, explosive power and relentless charges. This guide breaks down the simple strategy to defeat it easily.

Location & Overview

The Raging Conchfly is typically found in a later-game area, often a more confined arena than its cousins. It is a single, larger enemy that uses powerful charge attacks and explosive projectiles. The fight tests your reaction time and positioning.

Phase 1 Strategy (100% – 50% Health)

1. The Charge Attack:
The Raging Conchfly will lower its head and charge across the arena horizontally.

  • How to Dodge: Simply jump over it. Use a short hop or a well-timed double jump if you’re unsure. Do not try to dash through it without the appropriate upgrade, as its hitbox is large.

2. The Explosive Spit:
It will rear back and spit a large, glowing projectile that travels in a high arc and explodes on impact with the ground or a wall.

  • How to Dodge: Do not stand underneath it. Watch the trajectory and move to the side. The explosion has a small area of effect, so creating distance is key. After it explodes, you have a safe moment to attack.

3. When to Attack:
Your best windows to attack are:

  • After a Charge: After it completes a charge across the arena, it will skid to a stop and be briefly stunned. This is your prime opportunity to get in several hits.
  • After Explosive Spit: The recovery animation after spitting the projectile is also a good time to dash in, hit it, and dash out.

Phase 2 Strategy (Below 50% Health)

The boss becomes more aggressive and gains a new attack.

  • Triple Spit: It will now fire three explosive projectiles in quick succession. These can be aimed at your position.
  • How to Dodge: Keep moving! Do not stand still. Dash or run horizontally to avoid the impact zones. The explosions are still well-telegraphed, so watch the shadows or the projectiles’ paths.
  • Faster Charges: Its charge attacks may come out slightly faster. Maintain the same strategy: jump over and punish.

Step-by-Step “Easy” Strategy

  1. Keep Your Distance: Bait out its attacks by staying at mid-range.
  2. Bait and Punish: Encourage it to use its charge attack. Jump over it, then immediately turn around and attack its side/back while it’s recovering.
  3. Manage the Projectiles: When it spits, focus entirely on evasion. Only go for a hit after the explosion if you are sure it’s safe.
  4. Heal Smartly: The best time to heal is after successfully dodging a Triple Spit volley, as the recovery time is longest. You can also heal after a charge attack if you are quick.

Pro Tips and Tricks

  • Wall Jump: Use the arena’s walls to your advantage. Wall jumps can help you avoid charges and reposition quickly.
  • Silk Management: Use the silk you gain from hitting the boss to heal. Being aggressive during its stun periods is the best way to fuel your recovery.
  • Patience: This boss can feel overwhelming, but its attacks are highly telegraphed. Wait for your moments; do not get greedy with attacks.

By staying mobile, punishing its recovery animations, and carefully managing the explosive threats, you will defeat the Raging Conchfly and claim your reward. Good luck!

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