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How to assess 16 enemies in Nibel FF7 Rebirth
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All Nibel enemy assess locations in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Looking for all enemies in Nibel?

Players must unlock some of Chadley’s Combat Simulators by assessing a specific amount of enemies in a region. To unlock Biological Intel: Stony Stare in FF7 Rebirth, players must assess 16 enemies in Nibel, and this guide explains how.

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How to unlock Biological Intel: Stony Stare in FF7 Rebirth

How to unlock Biological Intel: Stony Stare FF7 Rebirth assess 16 enemies.
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Once you arrive in the Nibel region of FF7 Rebirth, you can meet Chadley in Nibelheim. Selecting the Combat Simulator option will reveal a new biological intelligence called Stony Stare.

To unlock the Biological Intel: Stony Stare, you must complete three tasks: assess 16 enemies in the Nibel region, defeat the classified foe in Cosmo Canyon, and obtain the Enemy Skill Materia (which we have a guide on).

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You may be worried that you missed out on certain enemies in the Nibel region and fear they won’t respawn. The good news is that Nibel has more than 16 enemies, meaning you can assess others you encounter and still unlock the Biological Intel: Stony Stare.

In other words, if you miss an enemy during a side quest, you must assess another enemy in a different location. Remember, the type of enemy doesn’t matter; all that matters is that you assess 16 in total.

How to assess 16 Nibel enemies in FF7 Rebirth

Although you only have to assess 16 enemies to unlock Biological Intel: Stony Stare, there are plenty of options available in Nibel. Below we have compiled all the enemies you will encounter on your adventures through the Nibel region.

EnemyLocation
KyuvildunSouth of Activation Intel 1: Airstrip Tower
Poison CapSouth of Activation Intel 1: Airstrip Tower
Nibel WolfOn the beach south of Nibel Airstrip
PyretailFiend Intel 1
CanifexFiend Intel 2
Malquis ValronFiend Intel 3
Suevite DisgorgonFiend Intel 4
ValronSouthern beach near Chocobo stop.
DisgorgonSouthern beach near Chocobo stop.
Guard Bee“My White Haired Angel” side quest.
Queen Bee“My White Haired Angel” side quest.
Scrutineye“Lament of the Damned” side quest.
Amalgam“Lament of the Damned” side quest.
Necrotic Entity“Lament of the Damned” side quest.
Yin and Yang“Lament of the Damned” side quest and main quest boss.
Adjudicator“Lament of the Damned” side quest and main quest.
Dranabarga“Lament of the Damned” side quest.
Twin BrainMain quest
VelociwingMain quest
DragonMain quest
Diabolic VariantMain quest boss
Bahba VelamyuMain quest
Black BatMain quest
RictusMain quest
Forgotten SpecimenMain quest boss
Galian BeastMain quest boss

Remember, to assess an enemy in FF7 Rebirth, you must have one of your party members equipped with the assess ability. Assess was provided to the player at the start of the game, so you should already have it in your inventory. I recommend equipping the Assess Materia to a party member who can fill up the ATB gauge fast so you can use it toward the start of the battle.

Biological Intel: Stony Stare is just one of many intel to unlock from Chadley. For a headstart on unlocking them all, feel free to check out our guide on all Junon enemy assess locations.


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Christian Bognar
Christian is a contributing writer for PC Invasion and has been writing about the game industry for two years. He has found joy in a never-ending list of games, with some of his favorites being Elden Ring, The Last of Us, Final Fantasy, and Resident Evil. He has a bachelor's degree in business and outside of writing, you can find him listening to all types of podcasts, especially True Crime.