Rabu

Source coverage: 1 independent source, Miraheze Rabu; checked 3 November 2026. Empty cells mean the referenced table does not supply that field.

The search volume is real, and the category is wrong. I am keeping the URL players will guess, and the first sentence contradicts the folder. If you came for a weakness chart, there isn’t one, because there isn’t an apartment fight with this name on the boss list I used.

The sheet that does exist is inside the fictional RPG: 378 HP and 15 attack on the wiki’s pet row. No level is printed. Those numbers are Catholicon numbers. They are not comparable to the Furnace’s 1600 or to Baby Teeth’s 320, and I will not put them on a shared “boss HP” ranking.

Final True Ending is the route that cares. The endings page’s conditions include choosing violence enough times, buying and finishing Massacre Princess, using Meteor Strike, and then a damage check on the Visitor. Rabu’s beam is part of why the in-game RPG is on that checklist. I am not retelling the slide show. I am telling you the pet is a requirement’s mascot, not a roof encounter you can target with a wrench.

Sam learns Meteor Strike from the apartment’s games, which is a different cartridge from Catholicon. Both games matter for that ending. Mixing the cartridges is how a pet hunt replaces a skill hunt. Meteor Strike is Sam’s. Torment Beam is Rabu’s.

There is no recruit into Sam’s party. Playing Catholicon puts Rabu in that game’s party. Spine, the Spider, and Joel are the apartment recruits people confuse with “a weird companion.” Rabu does not walk the halls.